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• A helicopter view of the hall is included in the video.
• It was evident from aerial helicopter views that the center pole did snap somewhere close to its base.
• Channel 4 carried on with picturesque helicopter views after most of the competition had switched to the scheduled soaps and talk shows.
• Officials said there must be a helicopter view of things and every single aspect of commercial transport must be co-ordinated.
• One way to gauge how well your child is coping is by taking what Brooks calls a " helicopter view ."
• Television footage showed the fire destroying homes in the area while helicopter views showed the blaze to be a few kilometers ( miles ) long on some fronts.
• It's nothing new, but GP Moto's playback mode is so realistic, it looks like it was lifted from a TV race, especially the helicopter view.
• For example, instead of referring to a broad summary as a " helicopter view, " they could say they're seeking a view of le grand fromage.
• At one point, a helicopter view caught Malveaux's van pulling alongside, a photographer sitting in an open doorway in the moving vehicle aiming his camera at the truck.
• Although there were no firm reports of damage, television footage showed the fire destroying homes in the area while helicopter views showed the blaze to be a few kilometers ( miles ) long on some fronts.
• The first and final episodes ( 1 and 26, entitled " A New Germany " and " Remember " respectively ) show helicopter views of the destroyed village, interspersed with pictures of the victims that appear on their graves.
• The intent of this guideline is to give a helicopter view on the different techniques that help users to navigate through the content of Wikipedia, in its capacity of web browser application, " as swiftly as possible ".
• Clips from " Chinatown, " the John Huston movie about corruption in the Los Angeles paradise, and the saturnine comments of the screenwriter Robert Towne, do not help much, and the resort to helicopter views are trite.
• News broadcasts showed helicopter views of devastation across the country, where roads were blocked by fallen trees, cars were crushed under piles of debris, roofs had been ripped off and small planes had been dragged across runways and tipped upside down.