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In the daytime, in ordinary weather, rocks and lighthouses can be seen.
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Ahead of it glowed and winked the fiery eyes of the lighthouses.
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And without lighthouses, the seas would continue to claim many more lives.
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Down to the year 1823 coal fires were used in several lighthouses.
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The lighthouses away out in ocean are firmly bonded into living rock.
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The towers of two lighthouses also glittered on a headland near by.
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Here are some of the world's most beautiful lighthouses in the world.
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I'll build lighthouses myself by the dozen if the Canadian Government won't.
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They have such big eyes, like lighthouses, they can see all around.
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The boys were beaming like table-tanned lighthouses, standing there in their suits.
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In fact, they are to the Indian what lighthouses are to the mariner.
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This shows but one of the many disasters to lighthouses in Sunda Straits.
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In the second place, all lighthouses are not of equal importance.
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This morning we passed several lighthouses; one was upon Tortugas Island.
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But it was not possible to restrict the demand to lighthouses.
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Yet lighthouses weren't always viewed as benign, hardworking defenders of life.
