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61 As in other parts of the continent, land in the Pantanal is under pressure from intensive farming.

62 So you avoid danger - and you think it is no danger on the Continent, too.

63 Such textiles as these are found on the Continent between the fifth and the eighth centuries.

64 The drought that struck the West in the late 1880s did not occlude the entire continent.

65 In contrast, the streetwise dealers require quicker money, and may end up in a bucket shop on the Continent.

66 The hybridizing scenario would suggest that all the forests of the continent may suddenly be at risk.

67 Imports from the continent valued ￡3.9 million, with linen, wine, timber, naval stores and bar iron prominent.

68 By 1980 the continent was pretty much divided ideologically[sentencedict.com], with the United States gaining an upper hand over the Soviet adventurists.

69 Listen to people on the Continent going on about the inadequacies of their own health-care systems.

70 The tradition for diesel cars is far better established on the Continent and that is where the best buys come from.

71 Mary fell in love with Shelley and eloped with him to the Continent in 1814.

72 It happens that the break-up of the great southern continent of Gondwanaland began during the age of the dinosaurs.

73 And he still hates the man who questioned his path across the continent.

74 The Soviet empire once rules half our continent - and threatened the rest.

75 He has become one of the most wicked on a continent that has seen more than its fair share.

76 The aim is to identify the principal aesthetic sources of the continent, both within local culture and the modern world.

77 Then just be-fore the continent broke into two, Tristan erupted on to the surface,(http://sentencedict.com/continent.html) leaving a massive flood of lava.

78 Through such Promethean effort, the eastern half of the continent was radically made over, for better or worse.

79 On June 30, 1564, the settlers held the first thanksgiving festival on the continent.

80 Clearly the object is no actual island or continent, nor a landscape of any kind.

81 Live animals are transported across the continent packed tightly into lorries, often arriving half dead without having been fed or watered.

82 Both theoretical and practical problems exist in fashioning out conceptual frameworks for the development of the continent.

83 The submarine extension of a continent is called the continental shelf.

84 Nevertheless the political and diplomatic links which bound her to the rest of the continent were slowly multiplying and becoming stronger.

85 Gradually and consciously the continent has moved in the path of export-orientation at the expense of production for local consumption.

86 Yet here is a dark continent on our own doorstep, crying out for missionary endeavour.

87 In the more meaningful deadweight trade signals from the continent also offer buyers encouragement.

88 Trees from every continent turn King's Park into a giant botanical garden.

89 This is a man who has lost his family in the heart of an unknown continent, and can not tell anyone.

90 He soon leaves for a tour of the Continent, with no specific destination, since genius despises fetters.