The OEZ centre in the north of the city is next to the stadium used in the 1972 Olympics, where Palestinian militants took 11 Israeli athletes hostage before murdering all their captives.
Officers also warned the public: "Avoid the neighbourhood around the OEZ. Stay in your homes.
So in Figures 50a and 50b,
oez koja 'from where' is an ordinary AP marked with an L+H* pitch accent and an h boundary tone.
([dagger]) Present address: BP Institute and Department of Chemical Engineering, University of Cambridge, Madingley Rise, Madingley Rd., Cambridge, CB3
OEZ, United Kingdom.
(40) A similar concern for the temporality of the poetic enterprise is demonstrated by Marie de France, who, in the opening lines of 'Guigemar', famously appeals for her own inscription in literary posterity: '
Oez, seignurs, ke dit Marie, Ki en sun tens pas ne s'oblie' (Lais, ed.
"Edith, bele seur, ke estes dolente?" "Dame," dit Edith, "Ore
oez quei me turmente: Damoisele Osith a vus enveiay, 316 Un livre portant ke mut amay, Hui est le quart jur trespassant Puis n'en oi mes ne cuntremant; Dame, ke est ele demore tant?" 320 Dist Modwen: "De co ne soi rien avant." Si l'un' e l'autre fu esbaye Ceo demander serreit folie.
The Survey of Long Term Employment Strategies 1995 is available free of charge from the Institute of Management, 2 Savoy Court, Strand, London, WC2R
OEZ. Tel: 0171 497 0580.
A rough translation of the post identified by local media is: "come today to the Maccy's at 16 o'clock at
OEZ I 'll buy you something but nothing too expensive"
- Lee Eadie, 6 Rannoch Lane, Moddiesburn, Glasgow G96
OEZ.