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• We headed for the Israeli armor parked in the street ahead of us.
• Hundreds of police lined the streets ahead of the march.
• Authorities ordered 7, 000 security forces into the streets ahead of the planned rally.
• ATLANTA-Corporate profit warnings provided some early fireworks on Wall Street ahead of Tuesday's shortened session.
• Bendigo Pioneers regional manager Ray Byrne noted that " ability-wise, Joel was streets ahead of everyone.
• Meanwhile, thousands of police stepped security on Asuncion's downtown streets ahead of Duarte's formal inauguration Friday.
• In fact, Colin is streets ahead of Formula One drivers in terms of being a complete driver.
• Indonesian team manager Hendricus Mutter said Sun and Kimura were streets ahead of the rest of finalists.
• "He's streets ahead of all of us.
• The review summarised the album as " proof of a band maturing, streets ahead of anything they've previously recorded ".
• City officials plan to remove some 10, 000 beggars, prostitutes and homeless people from the streets ahead of the meeting.
• :There is no doubt that at one time, arabic mathematicians and other scientists were streets ahead of the the europeans.
• Analysts said investors were nervous about placing more bets on Wall Street ahead of third-quarter earnings due out beginning next month.
• With a helicopter thundering overhead, police on bicycles blocked streets ahead of the marchers, who chanted " Who owns the streets?
• In June 2011 Nobbs was in the senior England party which visited 10 Downing Street ahead of the 2011 FIFA Women's World Cup.
• A fourth friend, 14-year-old Nili Zeltzer, who had crossed the street ahead of them when the blast went off, was wounded by shrapnel.
• Prostitutes, beggars, homeless people, and even stray dogs are being swept off Bangkok's streets ahead of next month's Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation meeting.
• The two men held talks at 10 Downing Street ahead of a gala dinner with Queen Elizabeth II at Buckingham Palace, Blair's spokesman said.
• On Wednesday morning, a helicopter thundered overhead as police on bicycles blocked streets ahead of the marchers, who chanted " Who owns the streets?
• Several hundred left-wing activists took to the streets ahead of the scheduled right-wing rally in a counter-demonstration dubbed " Prevent the Nazi March ."