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Railroads, sure they built one-six miles due east on the Saxony side.
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On leaving the banks of the Coanza the caravan proceeded due east.
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We set out under cloudy skies, walking due east along the River.
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Chios meant more night sailing, and through rough seas almost due east.
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Then he strode out going due east, up a rise of ground.
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Baran was now leading him due east across a wide shallow valley.
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As he faced due east, the stone monolith was at ten o'clock.
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The sun at that time of the year would be due east.
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A distant rumble made Jack lower his binoculars and glance due east.
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Where the river turned due east we came to fairly strong rapids.
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There were three of these parterres all lying due east and west.
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The wind was due east, not generally a matter for indecent exultation.
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Their way, due east, led them around the shoulder of a hill.
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Then run due east for two hours, and then make for Jersey.
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And now, gentlemen, we take to the rough ground, proceeding due east.
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It's due east of the only bridge over the Dog for miles.
