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In an interview, Davis said the bill was not on his radar until the teenagers contacted him.

She also says Victorian wallpapers and William Morris prints will enjoy a revival, and Victorian and neoclassical styles, which have been under the radar, will be popping up in homes.

There should be a retrievable record of exactly when the Airbus disappeared from radar.

The flight path remained close to the Indonesian archipelago, well within what is the normal reach of air traffic control radar.

“He went to the top of my radar screen,” Tancredo told The Daily Beast.

The radar stations would be used to guide interceptors to their targets while the training range would be used to train pilots.

“They are furious with Pippa,” an aristocratic source told radar Online at the time.

I was hanging on to him trying to see around and over and even under the Zloomph—steering by a sort of radar-like sixth sense.

It loomed against the cold glory of stars like a pit of ultimate darkness, and Jessup had to guide the boat in with radar.

Then there were some tiny radar-blips, which could have indicated meteors.

I cut out the radar and cut in the nose orthicon and sat back to watch the beacon appear on the screen.

When Thomas told me the nature of the damage to our radar and communications systems, that was another hint.