Its razor-sharp leaves can maim, and workmen (called jimadores) who cut away the leaves to get at the heart must do a careful dance.
The result for many pilgrims in 1998, has no doubt been closer to hell than heaven as JCBs, diggers, mechanical cranes and workmen in hard hats have made movement virtually impossible.
The body of Mr Suddards was discovered by a parishioner and two workmen on 14 February.
The body of Mr Suddards was discovered by a parishioner and two workmen.
Back in Massachusetts Susan built multiple home pages on the Web to promote the properties, e-mailed prospects, paid bills and scheduled workmen.
Mirabeau, in his speech which decided the second great issue of paper, had insisted that, though bankers might suffer, this issue would be of great service to manufacturers and restore prosperity to them and their workmen.
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Not long after becoming Housing Minister, Deputy Power said he came across an email on a printer in the States building and with workmen around, he decided to take it home because of the sensitive nature of what it contained.
Other compromises were to follow after Mr. Ye hired a group of local Dali workmen and launched the renovation.
And recently, workmen can again be seen shovelling cement into mixers at a few brick factories in Gaza .
Peasants, workmen and students were among those who believed that a whole way of life, as well their own livelihoods, was threatened by the march of modernisation.
The recently smitten include: Errol (obviously), Lauren at No. 20, the Meals on Wheels lady, and several council workmen whom Magda battered with one of the stock of road cones she keeps in the front yard.
" By the early 20th century Sherwin was making paint with lead-based pigment, even after the company published an article in 1904 warning that "white lead is poisonous in a large degree, both for the workmen and for the inhabitants of a house painted with white lead colors.
He exposes in print what clubby archaeologists from Oxford and Cambridge have long known but kept to themselves: that Evans was a mediocre field archaeologist, who relied on his skilled, hard-drinking assistant, Duncan Mackenzie, to manage the Cretan workmen and build a chronology for the different phases of occupation and destruction at Knossos.
As we looped around the Velodrome at the one-mile mark, to the sounds of a samba band, the sun came out, glinting on the temporary fences, scaffolding and equipment still being used by the neon-jacketed workmen who waved and cheered on the runners -- and walkers.
Parents, nursery staff and even housing association workmen at her flat reported concerns but despite a child protection plan, there was a "fairly chaotic" approach to case planning, the report said.
Mr Gourlay said some of the other workmen were alcoholics and William Connors had difficulty in stopping them drinking as he wanted them fit for work.
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Relations between Mr Mountney and the council deteriorated and on 12 February 1912, as the council was planning a new museum for the town, council workmen arrived at the castle and removed the exhibits.
Inside the hot and dusty Bolshoi Ice Palace, workmen atop a mechanical arm installed wiring in a scoreboard above the hockey rink.
Its workmen have the leisure to enjoy life and the wherewithal with which to finance that enjoyment.
Workmen are busily patching up the neighbouring buildings and repainting markings on the newly resurfaced road.
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Mr Cooper told jurors he introduced Victor Mears to local workmen in order to finish the site on time and also provided animals, including reindeer and donkeys, but never received any money.
Human and animal remains which may date back to the Iron Age have been found by workmen laying the foundations of a school in south London.
After several police appeals to find her, workmen found her decomposed remains in the River Kent in Cumbria in February 2004 and she was identified by her dental records and jewellery.
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Council workmen have begun clearing up beaches in west Wales that have been swamped with dead and dying shellfish.
And in another example revealed by the BBC, John Hawthorn, from Blackpool, said the workmen took away the meter when he was away, even though he told them not to.
Britain had to fall back on claims of safer, more competent and more scholarly stewardship: claims now demolished, almost literally, by the image of British workmen in overalls scraping their blades across the shoulders of the gods.
One of the workmen actually testified he was out of the state for seven of the weeks that had been billed and absorbed by Stevens' benefactor.
The workmen were ready with the net: they wrapped it around the moon, trapping it between the net and the ground.
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