Instead of tossing a quick spadeful of dirt, Carter and his wife Rosalynn set to work, each dumping seven or eight healthy shovelfuls of earth for the small Washington palm as worried hosts increasingly called, " Enough!
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The tunnels are so costly at 4 billion marks _ dlrs 2.8 billion _ and so important for everything else that Chancellor Helmut Kohl is personally turning the first spadeful of earth Friday on the lawn in front of the Reichstag parliament building.
23.
On 25 October 2008 they did a charity concert to help they ill friend in the club D�rer Kert in Budapest with the groups : Burning Inside, The Taktika, Fallen Into Ashes, Hold X True, Penalty Kick, Zero Tolerance and the Spadeful of Dust.
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For 200, 000 tomans ( what a soldier earns in a month ), the person he hires is to visit the site at 6 the next morning, call out to Badii to make sure he is dead and, if there is no response, cover the body with 20 spadefuls of earth.
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Sir David Attenborough, patron of Friends of Richmond Park dug the first spadeful of earth from the freshwater habitat, saying; " This new habitat will sustain a vast array of wildlife and help combat climate change by retaining more water within the Park . " The pound has created a new freshwater habitat to support water-loving plant and tree species, providing a refuge for the native wildlife.
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Greg Galer, a doctoral student at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology doing dissertation research at the museum, notes that such shovels dug the Erie Canal, turned spadefuls of earth for the nation's first transcontinental railroad, opened roads and highways into the frontier, and were so much in demand during the Gold Rush that they were used as " a medium of exchange between gold miners, like money ."
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Among his other writings are the short-short story " Drawing Board ", published in the anthology " Microcosmic Tales " ( Taplinger, 1980, ISBN 0-88677-532-9 ) and edited by Isaac Asimov, Martin H . Greenberg & Joseph D . Olander; and the short story " Grain of Truth ", published in the digest " Analog Science Fiction and Science Fact " ( Dec . 1980 ) and reprinted in the book " A Spadeful of Spacetime " ( Ace, 1981 ), edited by Fred Saberhagen.
