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Citing continuing rains, downed power lines, and potential landslides, the Puerto Rico governor urged residents to stay indoors.

To gather samples from the Giant Forest trees, the researchers were allowed to collect cross-sections of downed logs and standing dead trees, he said.

He quizzed his staff about worst case scenarios-the possibility of civilian casualties, a hostage situation, a diplomatic blow-up with Pakistan, a downed helicopter.

Parts of the downed F-117 wreckage -such as the left wing with us Air Force insignia, the cockpit canopy, ejection seat, pilot's helmet and radio -are exhibited at Belgrade's aviation museum.

Now that the fireworks have been put out and the New Year's Bubbly downed, Europeans are ringing in 2011 in a far more downbeat mood, with the French the most pessimistic of them all.

Antiaircraft guns downed three bombers.

Do not touch downed powerlines or objects in contact with downed lines.

For example, immediately after the blast much of the downed timber was salvaged.

Commuter trains in Connecticut and New York were delayed or suspended because of downed trees and signal problems.

Taylor says he's hoping someone can beat the 2001 Guinness Book of World Records feat in which a British man downed 36 cockroaches.

Participants were randomly assigned to either use green tea every day, as a beverage or capsule, or be part of "control" groups that took placebo capsules, drank a low-catechin tea or downed water.

He downed the vodka in one gulp.

Rebel leader Younes confirmed that pro-Gadhafi gunners downed the plane but that the pilot ejected safely.

Artist Alison Moritsugu chooses the remains of downed trees as a canvas for her bucolic oil paintings of the countryside where that very tree may have once originated.

THE last time teachers around the country downed chalk, Wham!

And a 20-year-old man in Springfield, Mass., stopped when he saw police and firefighters examining downed wires and stepped in the wrong place and was electrocuted, Capt.

It flattened shanty towns and downed power and phone lines in the sprawling port city of Rangoon, Burma 's former capital and home to five million people.