The men then forced the chauffeur to stop the bus at a highway rest station outside of Graz some 140 kilometers ( 90 miles ) down the road, where they met up with their accomplice.
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The search for explosives took place as the Queen Elizabeth 2 and several other massive ocean liners were diverted to Boston because the piers in New York were filled with debris and used as a rest station for workers.
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With this new standard of cleanliness, McDonald s & [ was ] more than just a restaurant, it & [ was ] an oasis, a familiar rest station, in what is perceived to be an inhospitable urban environment .
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The Comfort, a converted supertanker, was sent to the Persian Gulf during the war in 1991 and was sent after the Sept . 11 attacks last year to New York City, for use as a logistics and rest station.
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The organisation once again worked in hospitals, care home, nurseries, ambulance units, rest stations and more, much of which was funded by the Duke of Gloucester's Red Cross and St John appeal, which had raised over ?4 million by 1946.
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As a result of the benefits of the Rest Camp on the beach at Tel el Marakeb demonstrated before the Third Battle of Gaza, Desert Mounted Corps established an Ambulance Rest Station in the grounds of a monastery at Jerusalem.
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Pliny the Elder, in the first century A . D ., reported that the frankincense region could be found by traveling a route from Shabwa, an ancient city in Arabia Felix that still exists, that was marked at stages by eight small fortresses or rest stations.
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Marched to a soldiers'rest station upon arrival, they were fed and permitted to rest before being marched to the Union Army staging area known as " Camp Kalorama, " which was located on the Kalorama Heights near Georgetown roughly two miles from the White House.
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The system developed in World War I was adopted again with the organisation working in hospitals, care homes, nurseries, ambulance units, rest stations and elsewhere with much of the funding coming from the Duke of Gloucester's Red Cross and St John appeal, which raised over ?4 million by 1946.
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The Family clubhouse was originally located at 228 Post Street, but the building was lost two days after the 1906 San Francisco earthquake in the subsequent calamitous fire, though not before serving as temporary rest station and meal place for earthquake victims such as the bereft Conreid Metropolitan Opera Company.
