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151. A group of volcanic islands in the northern Atlantic Ocean between Iceland and the Shetland Islands. Originally settled by Celtic peoples, the islands passed to Denmark in 380.

152. She is spending her fall quarter studying in Denmark under the Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship Program.

153. His sabbatical research leaves have been in the USA, Sweden, Denmark, England and the Netherlands.

154. The Aarhus Public Library in Aarhus, Denmark, takes things a step further.

155. The most populous nationalities are Poland (1903), Denmark (890), Former Yugoslavian states (670), Philippines (647) and Germany (540).

156. The political scientist Adolph Reed points out that the famous slave-revolt leaders—Nat Turner, Denmark Vesey, and Gabriel Prosser—were house slaves.

157. A city of eastern Denmark north of Copenhagen on northern Sjaelland Island and the Oresund.

158. Synthetic light-blue coating used in Denmark for bicycle paths will cover the roof.

159. NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - Celiac disease affects about one out of eight children with type 1 diabetes, and leads to stunted growth, according to a study conducted in Denmark.

160. Not to leave our European Java brethren out in the cold, JAOO is held once a year in Aarhus, Denmark, and has been running solid for close to two decades with no signs of slowing down.

161. A Dutch daily, NRC Handelsblad , joined a few months ago, followed by Politiken from Denmark.

162. The principle of compensation is a central element in the principle of equalisation of opportunities in Denmark.

163. Twelve of them. France, Germany, Italy, Belgium, the Netherlands, Luxemburg, Great Britain, Denmark, Spain, Greece and Portugal.

164. But over the past decade, scientists in Italy and Denmark sent three expeditions to fetch samples from sediment in what's known as a deep hypersaline anoxic basin in the Mediterranean.

165. The synthetic light-blue coating used in Denmark for bicycle paths will cover the roof.

166. In fact, forging agreements of co-operative leadership with the Norwegian royal court almost saw an end to Danish rule over the Kingdom of Denmark itself.

167. Published in the journal Science last week, it was led by Bahador Bahrami of the Interacting Mind Project (University College London and Aarhus University in Denmark).

168. There is a private medical facility in Denmark that has done testing on this injury.

169. New Zealand and Iceland charge fishers user fees and Mozambique and Bonaire charge tourists diving fees. The United Kingdom[sentencedict.com], Norway and Denmark all fax offshore oil and gas production in their waters.

170. Libraries like the "Urban Media Space, " which is set to open in 2014 in Aarhus, Denmark, are taking on new names, too.

171. When buying a car in Denmark one has to pay 25% VAT to the import price of the vehicle and then a 180% registration tax on top.

172. In the harbor sits Denmark’s best-known landmark: the Little Mermaid.

173. Though at first accorded self-rule (which ended in 1943 due to a mounting resistance movement), Denmark remained militarily occupied throughout World War II.

174. Hurry! Those goods to arrive in Denmark by 8 a.m. tomorrow!

175. The Denmark defender scored an own goal in the 46th minute, putting his team 1-0 down to the Netherlands.

176. While being smuggled out of Denmark in a British Mosquito fighter-bomber, Bohr was seated in a specially designed chair directly over the bomb-bay doors.

177. The Kingdom of Denmark, Hamlet is a promising young prince, he had ...

178. The technologies in Prisma are mainly developed in Sweden, with contributions from Germany,[sentence dictionary] Denmark and France.

179. Comparing Australia with the top Scandinavian country of Denmark gives a difference of just 4.7 points, or 5.7 percent.

180. Meanwhile, Daniel Agger played the full 90 minutes as Denmark beat Albania 3 - 0 .