Zhang Yang, the director of the military's political department, also vanished from sight.
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Although the drone had vanished from sight, Sunny still heard its tooth-aching burr.
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But Esper, who served in the 101st Airborne Division during the first Gulf War, has largely vanished from sight otherwise.
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More than two hours since they had vanished from sight, the sound of artillery shelling and heavy gunfire from the Iraqi forces hadn't stopped.
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A new space shuttle launched over the Atlantic, just eight hundredths of a second behind schedule, flying 70 miles downrange before it vanished from sight in its climb to space.
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After crossing the Portet d'Aspet pass ahead of the field alone, he descended a corner at an awkward angle, locked up his back wheel on its narrow and steep descent, hit a stone wall and vanished from sight of the TV camera.
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Matsu vanished from sight twelve minutes later, northwest of Chichijima at . Only six survivors from the ship's crew were rescued, and one later died of his wounds. Matsu was stricken from the navy list on 10 October.
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They largely vanished from sight again after their Eurovision appearance. Recent years have however seen a renewed interest in Les Fléchettes recordings in the retro French pop market, and they have reunited to give several interviews in which they discuss their career.
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According to one historian, the "Chalk Bluffers, soon recognized the advantages of the Brooklyn situation, came over to the new town, and Chalk Bluff vanished from sight."Thompson and West, ibid, p. 70. With the arrival of a post office in 1855, Brooklyn was renamed Red Dog because another Brooklyn existed. That said, by 1860, a mining camp called Chalk Bluff was established east of Brooklyn.
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While in jail Golman and O'Hare became friendly with Antolini, the latter of whom helped Antolini improve her English skills. While Antolini was in prison her husband Segata "vanished from sight" and was believed to have returned to Italy. Historians have no further information on Segata after this point. Following her release, Antolini moved to Detroit, where she met and married a Sicilian man named Jerome Pomilia.
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From that moment on, he vanished from sight, starting to make evil schemes. The Matador appeared suddenly in the path of an armored car. At the last second, he hurled his cape over their windshield and leapt out of the way, causing them to swerve into a streetlight pole. Daredevil appeared on the scene to stop him, but had to leave to save a falling window washer, and the Matador made his escape.
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Marín, a handsome and charismatic young man in the early 80s, developed a passion for music that led him to become one of Spain's most popular voices. His fame spread throughout much of Europe and South America. The record sales were in the millions, yet by the decade's end the artist grew weary of the industry and the trappings of his lofty position in the business. At that point, he virtually vanished from sight.
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Prance named as the actual killers three working men, Robert Green, Henry Berry and Lawrence Hill, who were arrested. Godden fled the country, while the two Irish priests simply vanished from sight. As with most solutions to the murder, the main weakness was the absence of a plausible motive. Prance could only say, vaguely, that Godfrey had been harassing the two priests in some way, which seems unlikely as he was noted for tolerance in religious matters.
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On his way there, he ran into two creatures in the forms of a centaur and a satyr. Although chroniclers sometimes postulated they might have been living beings, Western theology considers to have been demons. While traveling through the desert, Anthony first found the centaur, a "creature of mingled shape, half horse half-man," whom he asked about directions. The creature tried to speak in an unintelligible language, but ultimately pointed with his hand the way desired, and then ran away and vanished from sight.
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Television work includes music for the BBC series Gangsters (1975–1978), Bird of Prey (1982–1984) and A Very Peculiar Practice (1986). After this he "virtually vanished from sight", becoming, as his friend Terry Pratchett proclaimed, "the man every TV producer in England would call when a new TV theme was needed". Greenslade's association with Pratchett, brought him back out into public view, with the 1994 release of From the Discworld, an album of music inspired by Pratchett's novels. Greenslade was active, between 1994 and 2015, after the re-forming of the band Colosseum.
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The film was based on the 1919 novel and play of the same name by Luigi Pirandello. Pirandello's heirs were very disappointed with the film, which they said omitted most of the bawdy humor and the theme of dressing the actors up in animal costumes was jettisoned by the producers, leaving behind an emasculated version of Pirandello's play. To make matters worse, the film vanished from sight for decades following its brief theatrical release, a black-and-white print only surfacing in the early 1990s, making it impossible to evaluate Mario Damicelli's much vaunted color cinematography.Howarth, Troy (2015).
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Upon spotting them as they fell and were captured, the alarm was sounded and the anti-aircraft guns were manned. Not long after, the planes had vanished from sight, illustrating an unintended red herring that this was simply a lone commando operation. Unable to get answers from the two prisoners, Reichert concluded that the two men were part of the expected invasion force and had landed outside headquarters knowingly as part of a plan to disrupt the division's command structure. As a first measure, the nearest available reinforcements, an engineering company, were called in from Saint Arnoult to reinforce headquarters; they would arrive some two hours later to find the compound in no danger.
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Naked Evil was sent to theatres in the UK as a supporting feature in 1966 but had only a short run as it was given 'little recognition' by Columbia Pictures and as such it 'duly vanished from sight'. Hamilton writes that the film was given an X certificate by the British Board of Film Classification (BBFC), which meant that it could not be shown in theatres to people under age 16. However, the website of the BBFC itself says that Naked Evil was granted an A certificate on 17 January 1966, meaning at the time that the film was considered 'more suitable for adults' than for children. Similarly, a theatrical poster from the US shows that the Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA) rated the picture PG; i.e.
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Allmusic awarded the album 3 stars with reviewer Bruce Eder stating "Johnny Otis and Pete Welding produced this surprisingly successful soul effort by Bo, which succeeded in reshaping his sound ... Unfortunately, none of this mattered to the people who still cared about Bo Diddley -- they wanted the beat and the old sound ... He gave them his classics in concert, but not on this album. And it all came so late in the day: not only in terms of Bo's identification as anything but an oldies act , but as part of the history of Chess Records (now subsumed into the GRT corporate operation, the Chess imprint having no meaning or significance), that Where It All Began vanished from sight, leaving scarcely a trace or a ripple on the charts.".
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