In August, he had favorable meetings with other Chinese leaders at the seaside resort of Beidaihe, where he positioned key protEgEs to succeed him.
Growing up beside the sea Peter found himself drawn to Martin Parr's ground breaking, and indeed controversial look at the seaside resort of New Brighton.
By Friday, this rumor had given way to the real news that the now former president would head to his resort home at the seaside resort city of Sharm el Sheikh on the Red Sea.
Two nights in Inverness gives you time for a wildlife cruise on Moray Firth, a tour of some of the nearby historic castles or a chance to hit the links at the seaside golf resort in Nairn.
The hut at the fashionable seaside village of Abersoch on the Lleyn Peninsular was considered particularly attractive because it stands on freehold land and can be knocked down and rebuilt as a more attractive property.
The breakers are now stronger two blocks north and south of the structure, or directly in front of the pier where the wrecked Jet Star remains, said Greg "Grog" Mesanko, a 62-year-old Toms River resident who for years was at the center of the Seaside Heights surf culture.
In the first-ever Apprentice-style program about art, aired over four one-hour episodes, a panel of four judges winnows a field of thousands down to a group of six, who then get put through reality-show-like challenges, including life drawing and creating a work of public art at the British seaside.
Someone at City Hall called the Seaside Aquarium in Seaside, Oregon, to come and get it.
The annual waste manager's conference took place by the seaside at Paignton earlier this month.
Stalled on a number for a musical called "Blimp, " they sought inspiration at the Veloso, a seaside cafe in the Ipanema neighborhood of Rio de Janeiro.
Travel down the peninsula from the city of Marmaris to the seaside theatre at Knidos, where Aphrodite was worshipped.
Since we took it, James has used the picture to learn how to say his own name and looking back at the picture, far from fearing a trip to the seaside, he can't wait to go again.
Seaside historian Kathryn Ferry said the Illuminations' success needed to be understood by looking at the time in which they were created, when ordinary working people headed to the seaside in their thousands.
And, as it happens, the hospital is handy to the imperial seaside villa at Nasu.
The ridiculous plot unfolds at a remote seaside house in an unnamed Latin American country.
After a period of study and early work in Brussels, Ensor at the age of 20 retreated to the quiet seaside town of Ostend.
During Houdini's visit to the seaside town, he performed privately at the yacht club and publicly at the Hippodrome.
Continuing on, take a seaside stroll on the silvery sands at Morar, then stop in at the fishing port of Mallaig for a filling seafood lunch before catching a ferry to the Isle of Skye.
The series, relying on seaside postcard-style innuendo, was an enormous hit with the audience peaking at more than 22 million in 1979.
Some observers said the attack came as a particular shock given that safety has improved at least in the city's tourist-friendly, seaside South Zone neighborhoods.
At the end of the 19th Century, locals flocked to the seaside resorts of Las Sombrillas or Barranquito, and Barranco quickly became a favoured hangout of poets, writers, painters and sculptors, inspired by the coastal scenery and lapping waves.
At 1pm almost all the sun loungers are empty and, feeling like a seaside squatter, I nab one in the front row.
The Dagestani economy is 80% subsidised by the Russian government, but there is little to show for it apart from a few seaside villas and lavish weddings for the rich at which guests may sport gold-plated revolvers bulging in their jeans.
Visiting the city recently, I caught up with friends from school over dinner at a seaside restaurant.
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In the memoir, Wollheim captures in sensuous detail the textures of an upper middle-class childhood in Surrey, near London, in the 1930s, with the usual features: chauffeurs, nannies, seaside vacations (with the nanny), coin collecting, corporal punishment at school.
Mr. Papadopoulos says the only way for Cyprus to remain viable is to return to the "parallel system" it had before adopting the euro in 2008: seaside property, tourism and financial services, but at a distance doing business with Europe without being part of it.
The study, by Katherine Ashbullby and Mathew White, looked at responses from 2, 750 people in England over two years, comparing their experiences of the seaside, countryside and urban parks.
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The stay includes Oceanview accommodations for two, all-you-can-eat and drink at two seaside restaurants.
It was built at Eastleigh, Hampshire, during 1948 and withdrawn by British Railways a year after its failed trip to the seaside.
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