Ethnic group in Indonesia.
Language spoken in Indonesia.
1Annja let the empty SAR-21 drop and hauled Bima to the rail.
2As Bima fought to pull away, Annja rocked her weight back slightly.
3Holding the SAR-21 toward the open door she quickly knelt to examine Bima.
4Annja screamed and fired Bima's assault rifle from the hip, one-handed.
5In the launch, Bima had alternated between delirium and unconsciousness, blessedly mostly the latter.
6She took a handful of linen strips back to Bima.
7On deck she found Bima conscious, if muzzy and weak.
8The results suggest that the use of BIMA grafts is feasible on a routine basis.
9The sky had cleared, leaving Annja and Bima exposed to the mercies of the sun.
10Then Bima unslung his scabbarded weapon from his back.
11She urged Bima out into the corridor and aft.
12Bima, find a cabin to secure Ms. Creed in until we are well out to sea.
13The commandos gave way toward Bima and Annja.
14A medic attended to Bima, still alive but barely, strapped to a stretcher on the deck.
15He was smaller even than Bima and wore a dirty yellow rag tied around his head.
16Forty per cent of the SIMA procedures and 42% of the BIMA were performed off-pump.