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1. Two other aspects of the 1970's deserve to be recorded.
2. He employed "the Great Brown better known as "Capability", who came to Sledmere early in the morning," as the meticulously efficient Sir Christopher recorded on Thursday 18 September 1777.
3. In one recorded instance, the agent approached a farmer (and Party member) with the question: "Well then, didn't the Fhrer speak well?", and received the reply: "Things must be tough in the east."
4. After the cover had popped off on 31 January, the infrared detectors recorded their first observation: a fluctuating signal due to the receding cover as it spiralled out of the telescope's view.
5. Not every known site appears to be occupied annually and, as a breeding bird, the species is now rare or absent from the permanent grasslands of the river valleys and levels, although Walpole-Bond recorded several regular breeding sites in such areas.
6. An adult size of 21cm is recorded, but the Banded Fairy Basslet is unlikely to reach much more than half this size in aquarium conditions.
7. Very clear skin responses to the pheromone were recorded - even in those who said they could not detect the odour.
8. According to a note dictated by Wordsworth to Isabella Fenwick, the incident happened to a "Mr Graham of Glasgow a man of ardent humanity"; it is recorded in Dorothy Wordsworth's Journals , 16 February 1802.
9. Little spring through passage is recorded, but a rapid drop in the wintering flocks after March, shown by the counts in Fig. 4, indicates the departure of wintering birds.
10. Even so, it is recorded that the President was considered to have been at best somewhat opportunistic in "taking advantage of the favourable atmosphere" of the April 27th meeting!
11. I've got a BBC tape where we're playing Jenny, Jenny, Jenny, Twist And Shout, Madison Blues , a couple of BB King songs and Oh Well in one recorded set, so people must have wondered, "Is this blues or not?"
12. The Nature Conservancy Council's Upland Vegetation Survey recorded 14 patches of hepatic-rich Calluna vulgaris heath in North Harris, with a total area of 65 ha, the fourth highest figure recorded by the Survey in Scotland (Hobbs 1988).
13. As a septuagenarian, he made the trip to Ireland on the back of his son Eon's motor-bike to find the Killarney Fern - long since believed gone from its single recorded site on Moel Hebog in Snowdonia.