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(121) Characters leap over rooftops, walk up walls, and cross swords in breathtaking duels.

(122) The early Meissen menagerie of life-size, hard-paste creatures on view in Dresden is a breathtaking example of what the porcelain inventors achieved.

(123) The Tai Long Wan coast nearby showcases a breathtaking coastal landform of volcanic rocks, and justifiably rated as No. 1 of "Top Ten Hong Kong Natural Attractions" many times.

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(125) The Mekong, is a river blessed with breathtaking natural beauty.

(126) The breathtaking beauty of the rugged California wilderness has been captured under a clear, azure sky.

(127) In his most renowned masterpiece, The Birth of Venus, Early Renaissance painter Sandro Botticelli depicted this mythological moment in breathtaking detail.

(128) It had been a four - hour journey, in part through the breathtaking beauty of Plumas National Forest.

(129) Take in the breathtaking scenery around Queenstown before flying home from Christchurch.

(130) The basic feature of rock climbing is quite Breathtaking and exciting.

(131) The function of family expenses multimedia had arrived formidably breathtaking degree.

(132) England's famed Lake District, in the northwestern county of Cumbria,[www.Sentencedict.com] boasts breathtaking scenery that has inspired some of the country's most famous poets and novelists.

(133) Rainbow fish are small but breathtaking in colour, varying from a single vivid colour to a spectrum.

(134) Apart from the extending mountain ranges and the breathtaking beauty of nature, what does Swiss Confederation possess that commands admiration?

(135) After a cycle tour of historic, genteel St Andrews town we crossed breathtaking eight-mile-long Confederation Bridge into Prince Edward Island, or PEI.

(136) But Franklin Roosevelt's other accomplishments of 1940 were not breathtaking.

(137) The famous twin towers have made way for an iconic arch over the stadium, which has been totally rebuilt and is now one of the most modern and breathtaking arenas in the world.

(138) One Canadian choreographer said it was breathtaking to see how easily the pair performed the element.

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(140) It's hard to say what you'll find most breathtaking about the eternal city - the arrogant opulence of the Vatican or the timelessness of the Forum.

(141) "It's breathtaking hypocrisy," says Azfar Khan, with the International Labor Organization (ILO).

(142) Americans instinctively associate the values of experimentation and reform with youth, but Deng was in his mid-70s when he embarked on this breathtaking change of course.

(143) Caption :Astrophotography presents unique challenges—after all, an artist can't adjust or move the cosmos. But when it's done well, it can offer a breathtaking journey through space.

(144) Superb underwater photography reveals new manta ray behaviour including breathtaking footage of their ritual courtship dances.

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(146) This is a breathtaking boxing match. The two men act bravely.

(147) Necks crane at the scene of an accident or fire. People stop and stare when they notice a breathtaking panorama.

(148) Cutting - edge technology creates breathtaking 3 D views with controllable sun angle and shadows.

(149) Sun Zhengyi invested the cool one's heels when royal, A is Libaba, perfect respectively in going a few years a series of Internet enterprise, win breathtaking get one's own back on capital market.

(150) Because of the Yosemite Land Grant the incredible landscape of Yosemite, with its impressive cliffs, massive trees, and breathtaking waterfalls, has been preserved and open to the public.