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There'd been an incident in the South China Sea.† (source)
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The blue-and-white plates had been part of a huge shipment of Chinese export porcelain that had been lost in the South China Sea in 1752.† (source)
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The AO lay along the South China Sea, where things had the feel of a resort, with white beaches and palm trees and friendly little villages.† (source)
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The novel divides into three interwoven parts: one, the actual story of the war experience of the main character, Paul Berlin, up to the point where his fellow soldier Cacciato runs away from the war; two, the imagined trip on which the squad follows Cacciato to Paris; and three, the long night watch on a tower near the South China Sea where Berlin manages these two very impressive mental feats of memory on the one hand and invention on the other.† (source)
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Formerly the scourge of the South China Sea, now the largest of the large brass.† (source)
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And one of those firms was Sanxin Facade, based on the South China Sea.† (source)
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They were fifty thousand feet above the South China Sea, flying in a three-bomber formation called a cell, and there were fifteen cells in the air today, and each cell carried over three hundred bombs, and the resulting zone of destruction was known as a sandbox, and Chuckie was bizarro'd in one part of his brain by the crazy conversation he was having with old Louis even as he felt sad and hurt, in another and nearer part, by his buddy's attitude toward the girl on the nose of their aircraft.† (source)
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Forty miles southwest of Hong Kong, beyond the out islands in the South China Sea, is the peninsula of Macao, a Portuguese colony in ceremonial name only.† (source)
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Briefly Paul Berlin slipped back to his observation tower along the South China Sea.† (source)
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The fighting in the South China Sea, all the news reports of them infiltrating our computer networks, stealing from us.† (source)
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In the main, smugglers-men who dealt in running guns, narcotics, gold and diamonds throughout the entire South China Sea area.† (source)
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On an afternoon in 1969 the platoon took sniper fire from a filthy little village along the South China Sea.† (source)
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An anchor on CNN described the scene, 'Here we see China's first, and so far only, aircraft carrier, the Liaoning, ringed by a pack of angry-looking Lanzhou-class destroyers as they face off with the USS George Washington just outside the Straits of Luton in the South China Sea.† (source)
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The Emergency Medical Service helicopter roared across Victoria Harbour past the out islands of the South China Sea towards Macao.† (source)
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Behind him, the South China Sea sobbed in against the tower's thick piles; before him, inland, was the face of Quang Ngai.† (source)
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We now have four carrier battle groups positioned in the South China Sea, awaiting the results of a multinational standoff at the UN and NATO organizations.† (source)
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