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151. Selected by the DEA, a group of police cadets form a Narc unit to bust narcotic dealers along the Venice Beach Boardwalk.

152. Center Saint Mark's Square in Venice, Italy is known for its historic buildings and its pigeons.

153. Thanks to its location on the Oder River and numerous bridges, Wroclaw is often called the second European Venice.

154. In fact the campaign, in which her modesty is protected by strategically placed lion cubs, was deemed to risque for the city of Venice and removed after complaints.

155. Has a look to hit bow tie's waiter again, the hoary-headed gentleman, the elegant old woman, the Venice person's spirit takes in everything at a glance in here.

156. Bruges is a fantastically beautiful old town -- a Flemish Venice with quiet canals, old cathedrals and Renaissance masterpieces.

157. Professor Amati took a group of students to Venice to help build a water project.

158. A city of northeast Italy on islets within a lagoon in the Gulf of Venice, a wide inlet of the northern Adriatic Sea.

159. When talking about Basilica di San Marco people usually think about that beautiful church in Venice.

160. I propose a moment of silent bonding before we reach Venice.

161. VENICE, Italy (Reuters) - One leaning tower is enough for Italy, according to local authorities in Venice who plan to reinforce the foundations of St. Mark's bell tower to stop it falling down.

162. ESPRESSO VENEZIA Without stepping onto a plane, travel to spectacular Venice in Italy, the birthplace of espresso.

163. Venice is known as the Queen of the Adriatic Sea.

164. Our Tall Venice Boots are manufactured from premium grade sheepskin pelts.

165. It has been the scene of some of the most special activities of the world, such as Venice Carnival, Venezia Film Festival, and so on.

166. A man shows off a sea bass that he caught with his bare hands while standing in St. Mark's Square in Venice during a severe flood in November 2009, when water levels reached 131 centimeters.

167. "absolutely amazing, " said the president of the republic of venice, known as the doge.

168. IMPORTS were once the lifeblood of Venice; even its patron saint came from abroad.

169. Before modernity, such places were concentrated in the Mediterranean basin, at Delos in greco-roman times, and in Venice, Genoa and Marseilles during the Middle Ages.

170. Venice hoteliers are urging tourists to enjoy the tourist mecca despite chronic flooding,[Sentencedict] offering free rubber boots for guests to slosh around the Renaissance city.

171. Venice is a characteristic city . It would be a pity if it disa eared .

172. The other two are by Jia Zhangke, a winner of the Golden Lion at the Venice film festival and the doyen of the new generation of Chinese filmmakers, and Emily Tang.

173. Death in Venice is one of the most classical works of Thomas Mann, concerning the issue of artistic aesthetics.

174. The social world of Venice and more especially of Belmont centers around pleasure.

175. Jessica is finally home from the hell escaped with Venice Youth Lorenzo elopement.

176. A city of northeast Italy north-northeast of Venice. Controlled by Venice after 1508, it became part of Italy in 1866. Population, 51,369.

177. The ANSA news agency reported that Venice was planning to spend euro1 million ($1.27 million) to pay for the damages left by the flood.

178. Towards the 15th century there were among the city-states five main ones—the Duchy of Milan, the Republic of Florence and Venice, the papal states and the kingdom of Venice.

179. By the time I got home they had frayed so much they resembled two small sheep, but I wore them faithfully for two months until I had to scrub up for a party in Venice.

180. THE HOST: Jason Solomons at the Venice Film Festival which runs until the 8th of September.