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• The " Griper " continued north until blocked by ice.
• If this is so, then that's the'griper edge '.
• "SoundStage has held up its side of the bargain, " said one anonymous griper.
• But while he is the team's loudest griper, he also seems to be in pretty good condition.
• "Griper " was at Portsmouth between 1827 and 1830, and at Chichester between 1831 and 1860.
• "Griper " sailed from Spitsbergen on 23 June, and headed for the east coast of Greenland.
• The complainer is a chronic griper who can wear you down with his or her whiney, negative, pessimistic outlook.
• On 12 September the " Griper " was forced to anchor offshore in a gale with heavy seas and snow.
• Russia, China and North Korea seem to be dispatching parts as fast as they can ship them to any griper with hard cash.
• In June Parry led a group of men dragging a wooden cart to the north shore of the island which he named Hecla and Griper Bay.
• In 1820 ?, 000 was paid to the officers and crews of HMS Hecla ( 1815 ) and HMS Griper ( 1813 ) under this Act.
• "Griper " set sail on 31 August, heading south along the coast through ice floes, finally reaching open sea on 13 September.
• Sadlermiut ( ? ) Inuit of Southampton Island offer gifts to the crew of Capt . Lyon's " HMS Griper " on 27 August 1824
• In late August 1823, Clavering and the crew of the " Griper " encountered a band of twelve Inuit, including men, women and children.
• The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms, another griper, gripes that concealed-weapon permit holders in Philadelphia have become straw gun-buyers for illegal markets.
• He also returned to the Arctic, journeying up the eastern coast of Greenland with Captain Douglas Clavering on Parry's old ship the " Griper ".
• "Griper " then sailed north for Spitsbergen in the Svalbard archipelago, landing on 1 June and setting up a camp of tents and huts for six men, Sabine, and his instruments.
• As an inscription on it confirms, this is HMS " Griper ", one of two ships that took part in William Edward Parry's 1819 1820 and 1824 expeditions to the North Pole.
• "' HMS " Griper " "'was a of the British Royal Navy, built in 1813 by Mark Williams and John Davidson at Arctic Medal ", which the Admiralty issued in 1857.
• Sabine completed his final set of observations, and " Griper " set sail for England on the 13th, though gales and unfavourable winds kept her embayed until 3 December, when she finally gained the open sea.