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This Trinity House navigation aid had guided ships entering Southampton Water from the western end of the Solent, coming around the low lying sand and shingle Calshot Spit.

The crystals were located in a low lying dried up river, and were relatively shallow in the soil; 8 to 10 inches.

This occurred on June 20, 1972, when HMA-369 AH-1J Seacobras, operating from the , began interdicting enemy barges and ferries and acting as low lying Forward Air Controllers for Navy carrier strikes.

There was no major loss of life as the district administration took adequate precautions by evacuating the low lying areas along the banks of the river.

This site was known as 'Dean's Bottom', in reference to the low lying, marshy tract of land first used as a recreational area by children attending a nearby school, established by Mr Alfred Dean.

Kemari was a low lying island located between Manora and the city of Karachi well into the colonial era.

The goal was to drain water by gravity into the low lying swamps, supplementing this with canals and mechanical pumps.

Early construction were mostly high raised houses for fear of repeats of historic floods, but after decades with little problem more low lying residential structures were built in Broadmoor.

The river not only floods the low lying parts of the city but also endangers the crocodiles living in the river and is a cause for animal-people conflict as these crocodiles are now in human occupied territory.

The civil parish is almost completely low lying agricultural land with several farmsteads; excluding the Holderness coast and the two villages of Barmston and Fraisthorpe.

Some of the area is relatively low lying, but not necessarily without topographical character.

Lauterbourg is one of the coldest low lying places in France and can experience cold east winds most Winters.

Semiclassical analysis of low lying eigenvalues, II.

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He uses understatement for seduction.

He has views but relays them with understatement.

a terseness, precision of detail and a tone of laconic understatement that relate his lyrics to the stories of writers like Raymond Carver and Richard Ford.

When reviewing the video, VH1 stated that "“Daddy issues” is an understatement when it comes to this melodramatic—and we admit, effective—clip.

" Justin Farrar considered that "(i)t's no understatement to hail the group's 1967 debut as the ancestral link between psychedelia, country rock, glam, power pop and punk.

"To say that working on Black Swan was inspiring would be an understatement.

This difference possibly reflects the circumstances of Caravaggio's life at that point (he had fled Rome as an outlaw following the death of Ranuccio Tomassoni), or possibly, recognising the ongoing evolution of his art, in the intervening five years he had come to recognise the value of understatement.

It would be an Everest-sized understatement to say that James' plays have gotten bad notices from critics.

John Shearlaw in Record Mirror cautioned that "to describe the LP as difficult and fractured is an understatement".

Bauer writes in a dynamic and highly sophisticated manner, mixing precision with irony and even insinuation, pictorial language with careful presentation of the historical evidence, hypotheses and caveats with the subtle use of overstatement and understatement in cleverly nuanced expressions.

"Many of Delmer Daves's films are beloved", writes Kent Jones, "but to say that he remains a misunderstood and insufficiently appreciated figure in the history of American movies is a rank understatement.

Club praised the album's lyrical content and Tweet's "sultry" vocals, continuing to say, "Tweet recognizes the value of subtlety and understatement, but she also skillfully writes and produces or co-produces much of her own material.