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1. At the end of the fjord, in some of the highest cliff walls, is an immense oval, dimly lit by the lanterns of the ships traversing it

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2. Above and to one side where there was a place for it in the cliff, the sensuous trimming of the portal flowed up into a bouquet of blooms surrounding a face

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3. ' All she could see was the black shadow of the cliff face against the star-studded night sky

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4. One day, some of the other dragons decided to follow Eddie to the cliff to see what weird things he was up to

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5. And so, the dragon gang leader pushed Eddie of the cliff

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6. Eddie's father pushed him off the cliff

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7. combined, water formed as notes tumbled over cosmic cliff edges, and proverbial

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8. The same Jesus that made a whip out of cords and drove out the moneychangers is now afraid? The same Jesus that was nearly pushed off of a cliff and yet walked right through the crowd is now afraid? The same Jesus that told His disciples not to be afraid of the Jews because they can’t cast your soul into hell is now suddenly afraid? That isn’t what was happening in the garden of Gethsemane

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9. "Then a sky-high cliff slammed into us broadside

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10. Cells coalesced as notes in the song combined, water formed as notes tumbled over cosmic cliff edges, and proverbial butterfly wings fluttered in their thousands over the future-distant space of Beijing

11. that rises from under the sea to breast the cliff tops

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12. We potter in amongst the rocks at the foot of the cliff for some time, my small collection of fossils growing steadily as we take it turns to wield the hammer

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13. ’ I replied, my eyes on the lad as he disappears round a bend of the cliff

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14. come sit with me on cliff tops in my howling,

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15. Auntie and I headed out towards the coast and found the strengthening south-easterly in step as we joined the cliff walk

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16. I prayed for me as well because you irritating gawps really piss me off!' Then she strode over to join me at the cliff edge

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17. Although life by the sea might appear to be idyllic, it is not without its problems of season and poverty, and there was once a poor fisherman who lived with his long suffering wife in a caravan on the cliff tops that rise up from Cornwall’s craggy southern coastline

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18. Apart from the discomfort caused by the occasional call from their friend to enquire on the fisherman’s health, the couple thoroughly enjoyed their new life embedded in one of the higher strata of the aspirational middle class cliff face

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19. The newly homeless couple were manhandled out of the car without a further word being said by anyone and left standing on the loose stones and thinly grassed topsoil at the top of the cliff where they had once lived a spare and shabby life in a caravan

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20. We were standing at the entrance to a sort of warehouse that stretched back into the cliff for over a hundred metres

21. The refreshment hut I used to see on the cliff above Boscombe Pier is still there

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22. on the cliff tops that rise up from Cornwall’s craggy southern

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23. strata of the aspirational middle class cliff face

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24. the cliff where they had once lived a spare and shabby life in a

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25. Ava could see at least eight stairways working their way up that cliff face, each with a town at the top

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26. puppies by the cliff across the river, stranded on a

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27. The track itself was the cable suspending itself above the water in a sweeping arc that was steep here near the cliff and the leaning pyramid that held it, nearly horizontal where it came out on the island

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28. He grasped her hand and moved her toward the hill and stopped before a cliff which had a smooth and shiny silver surface

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29. As you get closer there is a five hundred foot tall cliff of vine-covered crystal building with a couple hundred feet of jungle crowning it

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30. The cliff goes on for miles in each direction

31. At the center, he stood on the edge of a cliff and looked down on a giant statue of a Jade Bear

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32. To her surprise, the path arrived abruptly at the top of a small cliff some ten feet or so above the sea

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33. Glancing back along the path she couldn’t discern any difference in the land surface … so how come there was a cliff here? This unanswerable question causing her to chew on her lip in frustration, she looked about her

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34. There were short shrubby bushes bordering the cliff edge overgrowing the path in places, fingers of branches reaching across the gravel

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35. Examining the cliff as she went, she moved along the path slowly, searching for a way down

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36. She found it some thirty feet from where the path had come out – stone steps cut into the cliff

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37. She trod along the path, avoiding as many puddles as she could, and arrived at the top of the cliff

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38. She heard it before she reached the edge of the cliff – a violent, shushing, surging noise

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39. A wild maelstrom of white water swirled over the invisible rocks; uncontrollable and almost alive in its intensity, the sea tore at the cliff

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40. ’ He said suddenly stepping closer to the cliff top and peering over

41. On the wind, she heard a faint cry from the direction of the cliff edge

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42. As she came in sight of the cliff, she saw that a gap had been ripped in the hedge of bushes which bordered the drop to sea level

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43. Tentatively she crept towards the cliff edge, peering through the new hole in the bushes and looking down cautiously

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44. Mickey was suspended some feet below the top of the cliff, holding on to the remains of the bush which had apparently collapsed under his weight when he fell onto it

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45. He couldn’t see her, the brush of branches and roots effectively blocking his view of the top of the cliff

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46. He hit one of the rocks and bounced off it, splatting against another just as a massive wave struck the cliff

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47. protection of the cliff face against their backs

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48. The edge of the cliff

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49. ‘There’s a bit of a cliff at the beach here – that would be my best guess

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50. ’ Williams called from the cliff above them

51. Looks very much as though it has been wrenched out … must have gone over the cliff edge

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52. ‘Look, there are marks there on the cliff – it looks as though something heavy slid down it recently

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53. ’ Williams said, gazing at the cliff edge as though looking for inspiration

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54. The shore of Canyon Lake itself is a wall of cliff, three hundred to six hundred feet high, but the cliff is all balconies with Canyon Lake docks and beaches at the base, Ninth Canal at the tops of the elevators

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55. The secretarial section was split between the main building by the library at the Lansdowne and an old mansion house on the cliff top in between Boscombe and Southbourne

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56. Meanwhile, Jack was busy hurtling off the edge of the cliff hoping against hopes that he would survive his fall

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57. But whether or not he was right or wrong about this, Jack continued to fall down the cliff

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58. Looking to the rocky cliff face to his left, it appeared some stone mason had chiseled the verse

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59. For example once he had nearly gotten himself and all his friends killed when he accidentally drove a carriage off the edge of a cliff

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60. “Sir, at the top of that cliff should be a path called the ‘Great Seekron Road’

61. The stone looks carved from the cliff itself, in truth it was cast in place, the work of a century or more

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62. Cutting her wheel sharply to the right, she plowed into a mound of snow and came to rest against a misplaced bolder, from the steep overhang of the cliff above her

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63. The snow had been falling so hard, that she couldn't tell where they were, but when he said that, she realized that if the cliff was over hanging the car

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64. Basically they were short Cliff Notes style one-page summaries of the issue involving the case, the decision and the major points of law that the judge used to make his ruling

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65. suspended from the side of the cliff about ten metres

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66. The many tiers of dwellings carved in the face of the cliff were built as barracks; to house a standing army of the Triad at all times

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67. When Daedalus feared that the boy would pass him in talent, he murdered the boy by throwing him off a cliff

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68. someone posted on the cliff face faking it

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69. curious of what was over the edge of the cliff, captivated by

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70. His eyes were brown, though difficult to detect beneath the shadow of his brow, which was a cliff jutting out of his skull

71. the rear, but there was a tall cliff that I needed to scale

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72. When I reached the top of the cliff, there was only a small wooden fence that was easy to scale, and I

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73. At the summit of the cliff, their foemen all wore armor

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74. She’d have to risk the strong chance of being swept toward the cliff

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75. of granite that had split off from the cliff

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76. As Nerissa covered him with a rapid volley, Andrastus began climbing the cliff hand over hand

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77. Fortunately, the cliff had a slight

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78. They returned to the cliff top seconds later

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79. because instead of biting through him, she flung him from the cliff

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80. I could feel that she was holding something back, but it was never a good idea to push someone who was standing on a cliff

81. There was also fruit, because my brother Nikos had climbed halfway up the cliff to pluck pears from a tree that jutted out

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82. By then, we’ll have to cut a pathway up the cliff, and build new homes atop the heights

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83. Their shepherds saw us from the cliff tops and reported our location to his father

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84. She effectively pushed us over the cliff into the arms of the future; we just didn’t know what that future would be

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85. have survived the fall from Scylla’s cliff, to have washed upon some scrap of beach after they’d been blown out of the channel, to have tracked her all the way to Ithaca

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86. And as they edged out along the cliff, they saw the falls rushing down into great pools below, the water pouring through grates identical to the one Penelope had stopped to examine earlier

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87. descend the cliff by way of metal steps along the side

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88. “That’s because it is a cliff

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89. ” protested Kate, “Chris, can’t we use our ropes to climb the cliff?”

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90. Just over a kilometre later they reached the foot of the cliff

91. The cliff sloped around fifteen degrees away from the vertical which was going to be an advantage when it came to climbing it

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92. The angle of the cliff was more in his favour until the overhang, but his strained arm was beginning to weaken and the cold was starting to numb his fingers

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93. Holding on as tightly as he could, he began to shuffle his feet higher up the cliff face, making full use of the available footholds

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94. In a single surge he lifted himself another few centimetres and moving quickly, before he lost momentum, he lashed out with the hand that had been in the crack and grabbed at the rocky surface on top of the cliff

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95. He relaxed for a few seconds, or as much as he could while dangling over a cliff, then gathered all the energy he could muster and heaved himself upwards as hard as he was able

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96. Two more pulls before his energy expired left him on top of the cliff up to his waist

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97. Possibly the worse thing he could do with a strained shoulder was dangle over a cliff some ten metres above rocks

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98. The second rope dropped over the edge of the cliff, the end landing just a short way below Fletcher

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