-- Richard E . Byrd ( 1888-1957 ) : A Navy rear admiral and pioneer aviator, he and three crewmen were the first to fly over the South Pole in 1929 . He discovered unknown regions of the Antarctic on expeditions in 1928 and 1933-34.
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Depending on the Exile's alignment, they either order the destruction of Malachor V, escaping before it is destroyed, and travel into the Unknown Regions in search of Revan ( light side ) or remain on Malachor V as the new Dark Lord of the Sith ( dark side ).
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The detection of genetic material present in non-native populations, however, also make it probable that there are unknown regions that " C . mutica " may also be native to; though it might also be simply that the sample groups used in the studies were too small.
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The former include " Toward the Unknown Region " to words by Whitman ( composed 1904 06 ), " Five Tudor Portraits ", words by John Skelton ( 1935 ), and the Shakespearean " Serenade to Music " ( in its alternative version for chorus and orchestra, 1938 ).
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Ahmed's work includes : an unusually accurate map of a then-unknown region ( based on astro-fixing and triangulation techniques ), writings on the history and traditions of the isolated and fiercely independent Senussis sect in Libya, a widely published memoir, a geological collection, thousands of photos, hours of footage.
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According to the newspaper's first editorial, the name " Gateway " was chosen because " there is something unique about our position in this institution, the university farthest north in America and farthest West in Canada, standing at the portal of a great undeveloped and practically unknown region, rich in potentialities of future greatness ."
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The vestigial Empire also secretly expanded from its original few sectors ( in the galactic north ), aggressively pushing into the Unknown Regions ( the unexplored swaths of territory in the galactic west ) to seize new undeveloped worlds there to supplement their resource base, as well as build new shipyards and industrial infrastructure far away from the eyes of the New Republic.
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Its about what surrounds you every day, transforming the unremarkable and derelict into something that has magic and meaning . " Landscapes obsess " Hinterland "-the word itself translates as " the land behind " or " unknown region "-every song is about a landscape of one kind or another; Mancunian wildernesses, childhood playspaces, the landscape of the mind.
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In his new book, Houston photojournalist Peter Brown takes eloquent exception to those Americans who think, according to Kathleen Norris in her introduction to his survey, that " the Plains are an unknown region, except for an occasional ( and by now, stereotypical ) glimpse of an abandoned windmill or derelict homestead that does little to dispel the perception that much of inner America is a sere and barren wilderness, better left unseen ."
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During his time in East Haddam, Hale wrote to a college classmate about his " remote life in the wilderness called Moodus . " Hale also received a letter in January 1774 from a classmate that read : " I am at a loss to determine whether you are yet in this Land of the living, or removed to some far distant & to us unknown region; but thus much I am certain of, that if you departed this life at [ Moodus ] you stood but a narrow chance for gaining a better . " Dissatisfied with life in East Haddam, Hale departed for a job at the Union Grammar School in New London, Connecticut in the Spring of 1774.
