It has a very strongseawallwhich has cost a considerable amount of money.
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Only detailed surveys now in progress will show how long and how substantial aseawallmight be required.
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During the afternoon the divisional commander arrived and addressed the men, who had again assembled on theseawall.
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Of the estimate of £140 million, about £19 million is for theseawalland about £4 million for drainage.
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Theseawallitself is currently being seriously undermined.
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What is to happen to the houses and land in front of the new mainseawall?
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The ownership of specific lengths ofseawallis a matter for local bodies concerned.
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A newseawallhas been built which encloses what was the bathing lake, which is now a boating pool.
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How long ago was it that they put up theseawall?
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Let me instance the case of a man who built aseawallto prevent flooding.
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He saw what can happen when aseawallbreaks.
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They have, in fact, done all that they can to maintain theseawallthere.
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There is another and quite a different value—the value resulting to the land from the fact that theseawalland sea sluices are there.
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Theseawallremains intact and the promenade was damaged.
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More than 100 unemployed people are rebuilding theseawallof that nature reserve.
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