So I think what's clear here, again, is that we are -- hold on, we are about to land -- what's clear here, again, is that we're focusing so much on an ad that has not run yet, that is done by an outside group.
Mr Djerrkura's home in north-eastern Arnhem Land was the site of Australia's first land-rights campaign in 1963, when a collection of clans known as the Yolngu sent a petition written on bark to Canberra, the Australian capital, objecting to the mining of bauxite on their land by Nabalco, a Swiss-Australian company.
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"I think the situation here has been hampered by some of the problems with ownership, and the fact this has been private land - it's not been government land for the past five years and that has meant that the Department of Justice have had a very limited role to play, " Mr Weir said.
Plyming didn't state it specificially, but if you take this view to its logical conclusion, a regular 42-inch HDTV would get pushed into a no man's land somewhere inbetween -- it's not portable, not immersive, and therefore not able to compete in the long-term.
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Zimbabwe's violent land-reform program drove most of the country's white commercial farmers off their land.
But most geographers would say that one-tenth of the country's land-mass is already in Europe, as is most of its biggest city.
Her father was shot in both legs, stranded in no-man's-land between the German and Allied lines.
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"They're stuck in this no-man's-land of being in the middle between the national and regional players, " says Lin.
In the 30-metre stretch of no-man's-land between the borders, a Baghdad family beds down in a battered Mercedes.
Popular British newspapers and magazines printed photographs and drawings of German and British soldiers celebrating Christmas together in no-man's-land.
Half the refugees are thought to be roaming in the southern Pool region, a no-man's-land between Brazzaville and Dolisie.
In this, the researchers scraped away moss much as before, but they left narrow moss paths to bridge the no-bug's-land between islands.
Celina Nogueras Cuevas, a young curator and author of "Frescos: 50 Puerto Rican Artists Under 35, " says this no-man's-land extends to the arts.
Pakistan has so far refused to open the border, forcing refugees to wait in a 200-metre strip of no-man's-land between the two countries.
By this week about 45, 000 distraught Albanians spent several days in an increasingly squalid patch of no-man's-land at the border without shelter, food or sanitation.
This time there's hope he'll create a revival on the dreary north end of the Strip, where the Desert Inn is located, a no-man's-land of aging dowagers and low-roller joints.
By 1916 and 1917 the relentless slaughter of a war of attrition had so deepened enmity on both sides that friendly meetings in no-man's-land were all but unthinkable, even at Christmas.
It's noticeably larger than the company's more compact land-limited models, but there's no reason you wouldn't feel just as comfortable using this to shoot your child's first birthday party as you would their first scuba lesson.
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The area's a bit of a no man's land along the top -- there's no camera to be seen on the Nook's front or rear.
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The world's largest land-locked country wants to build a tennis empire, and it's sparing no expense along the way.
Zimbabwe's land-reform programme has been widely blamed for its economic collapse in recent years.
The problem, for the region, is that it's land-locked and faces the problem of getting its energy to world markets.
The American Planning Association's Hawaii chapter gripes that the state's land-use commission spends too much time on individual projects rather than setting broad plans.
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Co-hosts Poland looked to be cruising to their first-ever European Championship finals victory when Borussia Dortmund striker Lewandowski headed home Jakub Blaszczykowski's cross, with Greece keeper Kostas Chalkias stuck in no-man's land.
What's more, the Patuxent River is only 75 yds. away, and the fish--with an air sac in its digestive system that allows it to absorb oxygen, and the ability to flop its way across small stretches of muddy land--could soon wriggle into the nation's waterways.
Hunting is allowed on certain public and -- with the owner's permission -- private land, allowing experienced hunters to set out on their own.
Zubeyr blames the area's tensions over land and ethnicity on Britain's colonial-era partitioning of Somalia between Kenya and Ethiopia.
The Chinese market - where sales of Jaguar Land Rover's vehicles have risen 80% in the past year - has been rising in importance to the company.
Mount Hood Meadows jammed a stick in Hanna's spokes: It agreed to buy the land and 100-yard drive to Skibowl's east parking lot, blocking Hanna from using it.
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