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which dates from the
early sixteenth century. A
bridge pivoted on
central trunnions is
called a
turning bridge, and may or may not have the
raising chains...
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locks that were
replaced in the mid-1960s; to one's left, one can see a
turning bridge for
trains (it
turns when a
barge comes through). US-60
leads east 19...
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architectural competition for the Öresund
Bridge. It was on this
occasion that Örbäck was
inspired to
build HSB
Turning Torso.
Shortly afterwards he travelled...
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again on 11 May 1793,
midway between the
Statue of
Liberty and the
turning bridge at the
entrance to the
Tuileries Garden, and
remained there for thirteen...
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reputed to have
gained its name from a
turning bridge across the canal. In 1865 this was
replaced by
Turnbridge Lift
Bridge.
Turnbridge Section of Huddersfield...
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detonator and
falls on the plunger,
blowing up the
bridge; the
train tumbles into the river. Warden,
turning toward the group’s
horrified guides, pleads, "I...
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bridge".
Retrieved 31 July 2022.
David Owen (17
September 2007). "
Turning Tricks – The rise and fall of
contract bridge". The New Yorker...
- (archetypes). Each
generational persona unleashes a new era (called a
turning)
lasting around 21 years, in
which a new social, political, and economic...
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Bridge is a
combined railway and
motorway cable-sta****
bridge across the Øresund
strait between Denmark and Sweden. It is the
second longest bridge in...
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dismantled by 1985, and in 1989 the
turning bridge crossing the
Katajanokka canal was
replaced by a
pedestrian bridge. At the same time, the part of the...
