1. This ship will bear up to Havana.

2. Shortly after his triumphal entry into Havana in January 1959, Castro spoke on television for seven hours without a break.

3. He visited the Institute of Neurology in Havana where they both worked.

4. The round-trip fare to Havana is 550 Irish punts .

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5. He lit his Havana, took a deep satisfying puff.

6. Havana has shifted its corporate headquarters.

7. Down in Little Havana the crowds were dancing in the streets at the news.

8. Dissidents in Havana believe his regime would not long outlast the lifting of sanctions.

9. But recently, Brothers' pilots have flown over Havana, dropping leaflets urging protests of the Castro regime.

10. When revolutionary forces marched into Havana, Castro and Che Guevara took control of the army.

11. They reported to superiors in Havana through short-wave radios and computers.

12. He later had his own studio in Havana, and an expensive playboy lifestyle.

13. Soviet Foreign Minister Eduard Shevardnadze had visited Havana on Oct. 4-5, 1989.

14. In Havana in April[sentencedict.com], Fidel Castro politely told him to mind his own business.

15. Aren't you the iast one for havana?

16. Caracas and Havana remain in a symbiotic embrace.

17. HAVANA — Want some paprika-infused chorizo sausage?

18. Have you got some Havana for my pipe?

19. This is a huge feedlot outside Havana.

20. " Then I should see the glow of Havana.

21. The documentary contains a first-hand description of political life in Havana from the vantage point of a senior bureaucrat.

22. The men behind the plan, he said, were respected Agency veterans, deep believers in a free Havana.

23. He went south toward Calle Ocho, the main drag of Little Havana.

24. According to Catholic Church statistics, there were about 25, 000 baptisms in Havana in 1989.

25. It is almost impossible to find an orange in Havana.

26. They were conspiring with organized-crime figures to send assassins to Havana, poisoners, snipers, saboteurs.

27. Among other privations, energy rationing had been introduced for the first time in the capital, Havana, in mid-April.

28. The airline began in 1927 flying mail between Key West, Fla., and Havana.

29. The other half is a boat made from bookshelves found in open markets in Havana.

30. He: from the big city gentleman, to the rugged biker, to the fictions of Havana.