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From here they ascended the great ridge of the hills up the valley Combe, the projecting shoulder of the Downs covering their march from the town.

On the far side of a garden and paddock the view overlooked a stream, some farm buildings which lay beyond, and the opening of a wooded, rocky pass (called, in Somersetshire, a Combe), which here cleft its way through the hills that closed the prospect.

But once in a while comes a master painter like Kenyan-born Guy Combes. An exhibition of his nature artwork, called Madirisha, is showing at the Polka Dot Art Gallery in Nairobi.

Sprint CFO Michel Combes told the Deutsche Bank Media, Telecom and Business Services Conference that he is "impressed" by level of competition in the U.S.

Kathleen Breen Combes moves like silk across the stage.

[beaucoup moins que]Principalement, en parlant de ma mission dans ce projet, on pourrait dire que je forme des professeurs de lycees en matiere de physique, de chimie et aux sciences de la vie et de la Terre[beaucoup plus grand que], commence par expliquer, Dr Manuel Combes, maEtre de conferences et professeur de physique a l'UFE.

Alcatel-Lucent on Friday announced that its board of directors had appointed Michael Combes as the firm's new CEO, following Ben Verwyen's resignation from the top job earlier this month.

Together with Robert Dudley of the University of California, Berkeley, and the Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute, Stacey Combes, assistant professor of organismic and evolutionary biology in Harvard University's Faculty of Arts and Sciences, studied 10 species of wild orchid bees that fly at high speeds for tens of kilometers each day seeking food and other resources.