Just in case, though, there are concrete walls ( the one at Indy has stood guard immovably ) and cable-reinforced debris fences.
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But between us and the hotel, Prince de Galles on Avenue George V, lurking immovably as a circular ambush, is l'Etoile.
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But the two were always one, the duet suggests from a first image in which the savage, danced by Sevilla, perches immovably on the shoulders of the businessman, danced by Lindemer.
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Bush _ who will cap this week's trip with a wreath-laying at the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising memorial _ has so far been immovably pro-Israeli in his statements on the Middle East.
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In the third scenario, where a car travelling at 140 kph hits a stationary wall, we haven't defined the mass of the wall ( and ground to which it is immovably attached ).
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However, the pupae may be exarate ( have movable legs, wings, antennae, etc . ) or obtect ( covered in a hard case with the legs and wings attached immovably against the body ).
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The center-pin in the wippen is driven through a hole in which it fits tightly and immovably in the middle part, and it ( the center-pin ) is consequently stationary in the wippen.
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The use of a tie rod to make front wheels steerable was a later important improvement; it allowed the front axle to be immovably attached to the body of the vehicle with springs for the front axle.
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The merriment springs from within, and her face would be set as immovably as the Sphinx; but she remarks, " My sense of humour has served me in glorious stead throughout my whole life, and I should die if I could not laugh ."
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A cassone that has been provided with a high panelled back and sometimes a footrest, for both hieratic and practical reasons, becomes a " cassapanca " ( " chest-bench " ) . " Cassapanche " were immovably fixed in the main public room of a palazzo, the " sala " or " salone ."
