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Using the Olympics to show off Chinese technological prowess by enabling throngs of spectators to follow events on their phones promised some useful public relations.

He cursed the teeming throngs of men, women, and children, in whose mass she was lost, as a jewel in a mountain of rubbish.

Firemen, reporters and throngs of ordinary Detroiters jammed into the seats. Dave Bing, the mayor, was due to give his first state-of-the-city speech.

Its few rich and its throngs of poor live in starkly different worlds, and endured a century of wars and shifting ideologies before the enforced 30-year slumber of Hosni Mubarak's rule.

The walls were painted pitch black, the lights were low and there wasn't any music playing But there were throngs of people everywhere and a man with a beard kept asking me a lot of questions.

But there is a downside to this fairy tale: the cleanup, virtual shutdown of the city, and security from five government agencies (including MI5) for the throngs of gawkers.

From the throngs of crowds, she espied a young man.

There were throngs of landlords, too, looking for bargains to buy, clean up and rent out.

The streets of the Latin quarter, filled with throngs of students and grisettes, saw the beginning of their dream.

Spring flowers are good, there are spring flowers, Magnolia, peach and so on, they attracted throngs of butterflies and bees.

The park has meadows of naturally short grasses too, and the throngs of creatures visible on those open savannas rival scenes from the most famous African parks.

But he said the government should be just as quick and generous in helping throngs of troubled homeowners facing foreclosure for the same reason officials came to the aid of the big investment bank.

Among the throngs of sailors and servants, we could almost certainly have found a young Jewish kid with an overbearing father and a canted, humane take on human foibles.

Firemen, reporters and throngs of ordinary Detroiters jammed into the seats.

These tastemakers surf the obscure niches of the culture market bringing back fashion-forward nuggets of coolness for their throngs of grateful disciples.

But several people seemed shaken by what they described as "the second tremor," when throngs of vandals looted stores and warehouses in the worst affected areas of the disaster zone.

This festival, held in the small northeast village of Ilan, features dragon boat RACES, firecrackers, and throngs of cheering spectators.

THE ocean liner Queen Elizabeth 2 was launched in 1967 to throngs of excited spectators.

Detroit's annual auto show in January was somber, but Shanghai's show dazzled attendees with throngs of models, rock bands and light shows.