Examples of using Harbors in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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From 1971 to 1973, she served as a director of the East African Harbors Corporation, part of the first East African Community.
known as 3M today) was founded in Two Harbors, Minnesota in 1902.
Although tuna is a healthy fish, it harbors the heavy metal mercury.
containing broad stretches of rice paddies, and its jagged coastline creates many small harbors.
who maintains 150 galleys at all times, which he keeps in three different harbors.
Through building harbors around the Indian Ocean, China claims it aspires to connect Africa to the Asian
He could tell that Hayashi-sensei harbors some ulterior motive when it comes to dealing with the new transfer student, Asami Sae.
Studies have shown that a kid's snot actually harbors bacteria that, when eaten,
San Juan- the capital has one of the biggest and best natural harbors in the Caribbean.
But a strategy that involves invading every country that harbors terrorist networks is naïve and unsustainable," Obama said.
It was originally applied to the harbors of the town of Sugbu,
Garnet has mined several harbors and deployed anti-ship missiles along the coast.
In recent years, PLAN has conducted a growing number of visits to foreign harbors and conducted joint exercises with other navies.
Four other islands have smaller harbors with a fifth harbor under construction at Drummond Island.
Its metropolitan area is set in one of the world's most stunning harbors and is surrounded by national parks,
He harbors violence and hatred in his heart
It harbors the wonderful thought messengers, who work, unhampered by time or space;
For those who love water, ships and harbors, Hamburg is the place to visit.
Jamaica is heavily dismembered, has good harbors that once served as a haven for pirates, but rimmed with reefs.
Klann, who says he harbors no ill will,