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They’re usually relegated by the state to immigration and border security
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The woman lost her husband of fifty years at the border of Canada and Washington State
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He lost his younger brother to the same zombies at the border
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I look around at the expanse of lawn, dotted here and there with island beds of shrubs and the occasional stretch of herbaceous border set against a wall
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patrol guard on the border of life and death at the last moment I put her
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this side of the border
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All of the sudden, the border approached quickly
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Coming up to the border gates vomit spewed all over my father's shoes
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Almost immediately after leaving the border, in the comfort of knowing I was safe, I lost it again
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’ She said, her accent coloured by the proximity of the Welsh border
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" That had been part of the Laurentian border also at the time
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Up to then, I suppose it had been nothing more than banter but I sensed it was beginning to border on something a little more diabolical and that was when the mood changed with some Athens jazz
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This time it was from Wuding Tung who was on a post at a cryoslicer on the eastern border of Tibet
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Since they left Sol the second time, the ship had been boosting for the nearest border of Wetat, determined to be the seed of the infection called mankind that made it out of Wetat, and built their own Afterlife
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She took some minutes to find enough but soon had a border of rocks laid around the body
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That same strangeness makes the dog-eared town seem familiar, as if he was at home on the Adriatic coast, watching lights over the border
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of The Wash along its western border
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The whole border could do with a serious dig over … maybe when you’ve finished the cleaning
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That border definitely needs some tlc
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What about some hardy perennials? That grey-green ferny leaved thing, the label says it’ll have daisy-like flowers in the summer, and what about half a dozen of those bedding plants? Maybe some tough-looking grasses would colonise part of the border
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“Neither am I young man, but Heather says you do things that border on the
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apartment and it was at the border of
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border of Trenton and Ewing I got a
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voice say move to the border
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This beautiful country is surrounded on three sides by sparkling blue waters, and sits in the Arabian Gulf, with the only land border meeting Saudi Arabia
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Situated on the Asian border, this is the 9th largest country in the world, and covers two time zones and five climate zones
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Sharing its land border with Brazil, this mild country is the home of doves: eared,
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"Why have we stopped here, this close to the border of Lock Core?"
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Through the greater part of the Low country, the most usual wages of common labour are now eight pence a-day ; tenpence, sometimes a shilling, about Edinburgh, in the counties which border upon England, probably on account of that neighbourhood, and in a few other places where there has lately been a considerable rise in the demand for labour, about Glasgow, Carron, Ayrshire, etc
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announcing the border of Galicia, and quietly celebrated
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There was a criss-cross bamboo fence on the border that
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the mechanization and/or massive proliferation Of such techniques might: 1) promote a flatting of style, or 2) make Zen common sense (we here approximate the border Between the above and its inverse)”
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border, used to treating bombs as flimsy fire crackers
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On some streets with little traffic, the border
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“Truth be told, it’s something that had been nagging at me since getting caught just across the border
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The name, it was the name of the Breton woman who had been captured along with him and the others just across the border and was lead to the block in Helgen
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Those parts of Great Britain which border upon the Irish sea are all grazing countries
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“So many questions! Well, it was essentially right across the border
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Conditional border between conventional and high-strength concrete varies as concrete technology develops
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Martin was impressed, but how would he gain asylum at the border
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At least as far as I can safely go and then we’ll come back which takes us almost to Cumberland near the Columbia border
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border states is having difficulty with their water supply
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They had somehow made it across the border into Mexico where they were captured this time by a band of Mexicans and dragged back to some village and there, half dead, treated to the most degrading and brutal tortures before finally being killed
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I knocked and entered I found myself in a waiting room with benches to sit on the walls were white tiled with a green border
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a border state, but it was sided with the North
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We"re having, nowadays, many, many more illegal immigrants, than legals from our southern border
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Our two young border collies tried to herd her, but she’d hop on a chair or climb a tree and ignore them
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Despite the lesson she’d taught the border collie on the front porch and my own love of the woods, I feared that the wild animals who lived there, coyote, badger, fox, and raccoon, would make easy pickings of my sweet, innocent cat
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That was during the Bone Wars, when the Free Lands became overrun with demons that surged through the defences of the Green Border
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Neither of the two kings understood how such a large force could have been transported past the Green Border without raising the alarm of all nations
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North of the ‘rising stars’ put them close to the Mithrim Mountains on the border of Corsair
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In the 1960s it was no big deal to cross the border and set up a business
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Your sacrifice will help us find a legitimate cure and distribute it to our troops along the southern border
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One indeed attacked me without reason on the border, and I am afraid I distressed the Army medic by informing him I would most definitely shoot him if he didn’t quit fooling around and pull it out with pliers (which I had appropriated from the Army the week before) immediately and without leaving pieces of the spike in me either! After that I passed out because he had mixed the antibiotic injection with a knock-out drug after I had given him the evil eye, or so he said during a fatherly chat about the attempted murder a few days later
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I found that rather stupid, for the one place where one should not have the ability to sling the rifle over your shoulder was on the border
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Accordingly the SAP issued us with slings to be used only on the border, and we duly slung the rifles over our shoulders while on patrol
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Talking of Policemen carrying bayonets or knifes; I only know of only one instance on the border where a Policeman was reduced to a knife fight, as we all, regardless of rank, carried side-arms
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While on border duty there was a annoyed colonel who told us quite frankly that he would arrest and kick the (you know what) out of any member who disobeyed his order not to cut off ears or any other body parts of terrorists or any other dearly departed
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A further point which is forgotten during the border war was that the SAP were not bound by the Geneva Convention, and thus could have used any ammunition they desired
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On the border tracers were used as target indicators to mark where other policemen should aim
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Fully automatic fire was seldom used except on the border where fire suppression is rather important to deter the enemy from shooting accurately with RPG's
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I have no idea why, since the SAP did not issue any medical kits to its members, and we were reduced to having Army medics assigned or loaned to us on the border
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At the elite units these regulations were vigorously enforced, and if a man had a weight issue he was send to the border or to another training unit, where they were sure to shed the extra pounds
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Despite my opinions many policemen carried the HMC on the border during the late 1960s when it was issued as a section commander weapon
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On the border area no rank or any other distinction should be carried by the commanders for logical reasons
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By that time I was more on the border than at the Unit anyway and lost some of the edge I needed
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Our need for speed became so legendary that SAP COIN flatly refused to have two members of the unit together on the border as they were unjustly (in our eyes anyway) convinced that we would have drag races and worse with their Casspirs
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On the border all command posts were known as ZULU
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* The Caprivi is in the north of what is known as Namibia today on the border with Zambia and Angola (with the mighty Zambezi River separating it)
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As an unmarried sergeant I would not mind to continue going to the border and driving around with Casspirs
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there were rumours that only the troublemakers went to the border and they were proud of that too
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For instance, any vehicle or person could be searched physically without probable cause (bona fide suspicion in South African law) if found within a certain distance from any international border
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As for me I believe that the "Border War" should have stopped in 1974 with Angolan independence and Namibia given to communism if that's what they wanted
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Therefore it was not uncommon to find spoor (tracks) crossing the border and the trail leaver using backtracking techniques to get rid of us
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According to regulations you had to undergo refresher training every time you went to the border
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At that stage I was an experienced Flying Squad sergeant on my way to the border for the sixth time in eighteen months and not about to take crap from him so he backed down
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He was now on his third border duty trip in a year because he was saving for a new and fancy oven she wanted
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I immediately volunteered for the next border duty trip and kept on going until the war stopped
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The constant border duty or "bush trips" as we called it created havoc in my life as you never really settled into wearing SAP blue and driving at top speed in Flying Squad, and then the next moment you are in camouflage in a much slower Casspir
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It was a difficult transition to be amongst crowds in a city where the lights worked, for we were used to generators switching off at ten pm on the border
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At the border, during counter-terrorism operations, you could still see something romantic in soldiers attacking each other
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For most, the war was far away in the townships or the border areas or something mentioned briefly in the news
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SAP COIN, on the border areas, looked quite different
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Inside the SAP Dog School is a small statute of a member and his Alsatian on patrol whilst on border duty for they went where their handler went
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I was actually next to the Botswana / Zimbabwe Border on counter-terrorism duties when Mr Mandela was released
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Galeron’s laugh seemed to border on hysteria
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This never happened in the South African Border War
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The handing over of Mozambique to Marxists however opened up the whole eastern border of about 800 miles
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You could not for political reasons close the border with Pakistan which directly led to Bin Laden escaping and many other evils
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Hot pursuit operations where a terrorist is chased into another country is allowed in International Law and not seen as an act of war to follow and kill the terrorists even if over the border
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Firstly the border area where it took place was much easier to manage being in a single line between Angola and Namibia to the west and the Caprivi (part of Namibia) and Zambia to the east
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The Army first intervened in Angola to safeguard the large Ruacana-Calueque hydro-electric scheme just across the border when all pretensions of law and order disappeared after Portugal left and Angola degenerated into a civil war
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They could and did however follow spoor across the border (called the kaplyn) into Angola when necessary
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1 For a country that’s known for their beer, it’s kind of ironic that you can’t cross the Canadian border if you’ve been convicted of a DUI in the past ten years
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Wearing any rank or insignia on the border was in any case never done for obvious reasons and to create much uncertainty with the Army on whom they were dealing with for they respected anything they did not understand
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This stopped after a while on the border area which was a mistake in my eyes
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The COIN units still made sure to follow up on all suspicious tracks and held roadblocks all over the border areas to make it as difficult as possible
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The agreement read that any Polish citizen, who is in Russia, will be permitted to travel anywhere in Russia and settle in any small town but not close to the border
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At Brest, we crossed the original border between Russia and Poland
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Convoys that arrived by train stopped at the border and came over to the recruitment camp
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They had it to themselves, a square mile of water bordered only by forest
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Leaving the car parked in a visitor’s space, I stroll along a path bordered by rather nicely kept shrubs towards the entrance to the offices
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The square is paved with cobbles and bordered on two sides by white-painted, stucco-covered houses
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Shortly afterwards, we enter a village called Panwik, its high street winding up a slow hill, bordered by stone houses built in a warm Cotswold stone
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She lost her balance and her grip on her handbag as she stumbled and tripped over her own feet, falling backwards into a beech hedge that bordered one of the suburban gardens
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backwards into a beech hedge that bordered one of the suburban
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was bordered by a ring of rune-inscribed monoliths,
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As she came in sight of the cliff, she saw that a gap had been ripped in the hedge of bushes which bordered the drop to sea level
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It was a pleasant room, overlooking the well-kept gardens which bordered this side of the building
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Bordered by Turkey, this is full of turquoise lakes, lush forests with bears and rocky highlands, and semi-desert flowers
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Bordered by the Pacific to the east and the Atlantic to the west, South America
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She loved the man as a father, and had a respect for him that bordered on worship
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Dialectical connection at a bordered region
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I sighed with relief when I had finished I buttoned my trousers and then went back to the front of the building where I sat down looking across the landscape and resting my arm on the small wall that bordered the edges of the roof
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Georgian terrace had a garden that bordered this
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sandy square bordered with sculpted plane trees that were waiting
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Sitting down, he pushed his teacup aside and opened a folder bordered in red
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She was still so wired that her speech bordered on incoherent
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The expression she wore bordered on hatred
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He was surprised when they instead encountered the outer fringes of the reed marshes that bordered the river
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A narrow gravel path bordered by native plants wound among thirty-five crosses adorned with plastic flowers, images of saints and flaming candles under a trellis overgrown with bougainvillea
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The sisters stood motionless, following the example of the mother superior, who was looking at the band of marauding bandits with contempt that bordered on hate
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Finally, the visits had ceased, and Kwonowski guessed that the Russians must have decided that in the blizzard, the truck had fallen into a ravine or through the ice of one of the lakes that bordered the road between Dwiespestka and the city
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Southwest of Colorado Springs, located in south central Colorado, the land contained a stream and bordered a national forest
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Every time he engaged in this she restrained him because it bordered on disrespect
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She strode across the white cobblestones and scaled the hedges that bordered
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bordered the main hallway, with a handful of smaller passages
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Of the trio of doors that bordered the left side of the
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Behind the church was a six acre cemetery, bordered by a wooded area on two sides and a canyon to the west
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It was bordered by an old, six foot, redwood fence, and had a chainlink gate that gave me an excellent view of the rear of the house and a detached garage that sat within the perimeter fencing
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It appeared that we were on a peninsula bordered by a large bay to the northwest and a long estuary in the north
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dullness and, to his surprise, directly in front of him was a pristine looking detention centre instead of the familiar row of houses that bordered his mound of soil
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Charmed the way a child is when they are taken to the theatre for the first time, rapt by the performance in a similar fashion to an infant bordered by fireworks, lights, and glitter
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In a moment of stubborn aversion, death bordered him with stare
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It showed a rotating view of a breath-takingly beautiful cove, it’s white beach bordered by palms and other carefully arranged tropical growth
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They filled the waters and subdued them, their power limited only by the land that bordered their domain
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The wide and broken road bordered by the remains of the parkland swallowed him up
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“Well,” Moshe answered, in a tone that bordered on conspiratorial, “I’m expecting a big bunch of people that are supposed to meet me here! Do you suppose that you can go to the top of that hill there”—Moshe indicated by pointing to where he had just been—“and keep a sharp eye out for them for me?”
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By the God of Moses, that bordered on brilliant! Moshe thought, That’s three of them! Flashing a self-satisfied smile, he once again hurried off to where Judah awaited him
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They had not yet arrived at the stream which bordered the courtyard, but Simon could see their figures hurrying towards him over the fields
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“Well,” Moshe answered, in a tone that bordered on conspiratorial, “I'm expecting a big bunch
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By the God of Moses, that bordered on brilliant! Moshe thought, That's three of them! Flashing
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Somehow, they stood in a place bordered by clouds
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Not simply a river bordered by banks, but a thousand rivers rolling together without any gentleness of land to break the horizon’s power
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Coalition naval forces achieved success in Desert Shield-Desert Storm by controlling the seas that bordered the Arabian Peninsula
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rocks that bordered the creek
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It was perfect and clean, with a lovely stereotypical picket fence that bordered the cemetery grounds
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- A crack with his fingers on the pearl-shaped surface and a magical heavy Persian carpet appeared on the floor, rose-colored, bordered with a light beige fringe and adorned with Arabesque textiles with threads of silver
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into his life, and to him it bordered on an invasion of his privacy
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-Over there! -said Victor Andres pointing out the bluer water lagoon I had ever seen, bordered of shrubs and smaller plants that gave it the appearance as an aquarium
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The road, a narrow strip of seal bordered by dust
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-You cannot come back, Camila -said bluntly in a way that bordered almost on the rudeness- at the time you put a foot outside the bounds of Eisenbaum, you can never return; unless you want to face the punishment for your actions
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consolidation itself is bordered by a support line and a resistance line, which are parallel to each other or very mildly converging, making it look like a flag (parallelogram) and tends to be sloped in the opposite direction from the slope of the original trend, or is simply flat
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He had a weakness for theatrical women and Susie was at her melodramatic best in an electric-blue caftan bordered with gold and ivory ibises, topped by a matching turban
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Sometimes the banter between Bridget and Matthew bordered on sarcasm and she was more than able to give as good as she got
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She was wearing the most beautiful white silk dress, bordered with intricate crochet floral patterns
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Then we'll turn westward, and try to land on the shore bordered by the uninhabited steppes
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A dreamy quiet lay over the woods that bordered the blue bay
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But first she stole back to the northern edge of the cliffs, and looked down into the woods that bordered the beach
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This was in a wing of the palace which let directly onto the street; on all other sides it was surrounded by broad gardens, bordered by a high wall
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The town had a village square, bordered by stonewalls and pleasantly grassy with large shade trees
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He had climbed the cliffs, passed through the jungle that bordered them, and now stood surrounded by evidences of a vanished state
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The coach and brougham exited the bailey onto back lanes bordered by huge elms and oak trees, heading back into the city
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"KNOW, oh prince, that between the years when the oceans drank Atlantis and the gleaming cities, and the years of the rise of the Sons of Aryas, there was an Age undreamed of, when shining kingdoms lay spread across the world like blue mantles beneath the stars—Nemedia, Ophir, Brythunia, Hyperborea, Zamora with its dark-haired women and towers of spider-haunted mystery, Zingara with its chivalry, Koth that bordered on the pastoral lands of Shem, Stygia with its shadow-guarded tombs, Hyrkania whose riders wore steel and silk and gold
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2 The multitude who heard Jesus swing from his merciful appeal to the Jewish leaders into that sudden and scathing rebuke which bordered on ruthless denunciation, were stunned and bewildered
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The grassy lane had changed to rough gravel, bordered by graceful willows making it a cool tunnel of waving branches that blocked most of the sun
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Grass inside the small 4-acre plot was knee high and bordered by trees loaded with flowers and seedpods that looked like thin sausages
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As time passed the two developed a sixth sense that bordered on mind reading
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He noticed Sam‘s sodden clothes clinging to him highlighting a leanness that bordered on gauntness—face drawn, eyes hollow though still shot through with the fire of steely resolve
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A small stream, no more than run-off from the hills to the south, bordered
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It’s very sensitively and realistically represented and bordered by a beautiful worked frame
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The woodland that bordered the road had only just started to appear and Suzy watches intently
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Sabrina understood that Captain Darwin studied her enemy with a level of detail that bordered on obsession
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Around the pasture was a high fence of wooden poles and crossbeams that bordered the pasture from the forest
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It had six sides with large diamond shaped windows and a walkway going around in a ring, bordered by a black irregular shaped column
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There were also huge transport vehicles on the road that roared past the hover car, and even a small traffic lane bordered with glowing blue lights above them in the sky that extended to around half the distance of the city
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large lawn, bordered by a white picket fence and all the other
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All bordered by yellow bands of light connected to floating spheres in intervals
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The copper colored steps leading from the grey and white floor of the train stations’ waiting platforms led to streets invested with sprouts of grass and flowers, bordered at the sides by a seven meter high fence with small warehouses, stores and even a few homes on the other side
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He was a Shakya prince who bordered
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Nepal was a part of Northern India and bordered China and the
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She found the inn easily enough, as it bordered a wide square with an old palace to its right and a city gate across the open space
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Channing made a point of taking the time to give autographs to fans and admirers, the majority of them girls and women, before walking through the open gate with his wife, entering the courtyard and following the large red carpet, laid along its close to fifty meters of length and bordered on both sides by palm trees
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I was standing on a mown lawn that ran to the horizon, bordered by rows of trees that narrowed the strip to about twenty yards
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The staff car was soon rolling north towards Manila along a narrow road bordered by jungle on both sides
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Having been married to her for many years, Lord Ashburn was aware of his wife’s suspicious nature that bordered on the bound of paranoia but had come to accept this trait that had been relatively beneficial on various occasions
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The C-87 soon approached one of the two airfields, whose dirt and gravel strips were bordered by a sparse vegetation
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"Would you rather go back to prison?" she said, in a tone that bordered on scolding
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wooded hills that bordered the deep side of old man Baker's
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“What?!” Alex’s voice bordered on shouting
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That said, they made up for that sometimes, with just ‘dumb luck’, and bravery that bordered on
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On her part, she was struck at once by the frenetic atmosphere in the building, which bordered on panic
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After a half-hour, he climbed out onto the rocks that bordered that part of the pond and set out to make dinner
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“Well,” Wickland said as if he were at a loss for words, “I assume you have someone who can help you with all the final arrangements?” Though he sounded genuinely helpful, his mind was more focused on securing a more circumspect examination of the item that had captured his attention, and he was determined to maintain his position behind the desk until he had satisfied his curiosity that bordered on paranoia
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Though Graisco felt that Moe’s passion for the subject bordered on zealotry, he was willing to play along in this role in order to endear himself to this potentially valuable informant
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Murphy had a mean smile as he put down the handset: the portion of road the Chinese were now using was bordered on both sides by nearly dried rice paddies, leaving precious little cover to the Chinese soldiers
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We searched the area and, as I said, we found the gun in the hedge bordering your property
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At peace for the first time in days, she sat watching the land slowly passing by; ducks dabbled in and out of the reed beds bordering the river and here and there she spotted the long legged herons, poised like statues peering at the water intently as though hypnotising their prey
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In the distance I can see great woods stalking up the hills bordering the valley and flocks of black birds much like crows fill the air above the trees
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The mixture of rain and sun we’ve had lately has had major impact on the hedgerows bordering the lane
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My hands stroked the old, old stones bordering the ruins of the basilica of Agia Melina and by climbing on one at my feet I was able to look over the walls at the proud white marble columns still upright in the grounds
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and climbed over the low stone wall bordering the
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There were short shrubby bushes bordering the cliff edge overgrowing the path in places, fingers of branches reaching across the gravel
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low hill bordering the trees they looked back
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console on the wall bordering the cement door
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There were still no households bordering this street that grew more food than they ate, not by any means
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bordering on the excessive, but it helps one to keep smiling…”
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All sorts of stories were written - some were sad, romantic, funny, inspiring, violent while others were bordering absurdity
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floor had been only stone, this one’s floor consisted of a stone path bordering a crystal clear pool of
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small island of stone joined to the path bordering the room by small, thin pathways sloping
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Pleasure at the jump they’d made from mere acquaintances to something bordering on friends
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Standing before Cruzel, the girl was confused and a little scared, bordering on the intrigued
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Sandra walked to the wooden fence bordering her garden, holding on, standing on tip-toe as she peered over the top
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Then she spotted the fence bordering the far side of the field and broke into a run again
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doctrines by advancing plausible interpretations contrary to biblical teachings and superseding them with spiritually abstract new-age assumptions bordering on Pantheism
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There were so many people bordering the barrier tape that was sectioning off the problematic area that we had to fight our way through the curious bystanders
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While there were a few enclaves of nicely-restored period homes, for the most part the southwest corner of the city was working class bordering on slum
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As soon as the car stopped, Aunt Martha hopped out to inspect the flowerbeds bordering the police station car park
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Sandra walked to the wooden fence bordering her garden, holding on, standing on tip-toe, peering over the top
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She had to repeat herself before two heads appeared out of what must have been a ditch bordering the field
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For a woman to have a drink amidst the company of men, even with her husband present was bordering sin
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Their leader, clutching the rolled-up fleece, was on a plane to Pakistan, and headed for a mountainous region bordering Afghanistan
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The General remained calm at the face of an attitude bordering the ridiculous, intent only to aggravate him and test his limits as a person and an officer for reasons that probably the Castigator found pertinent
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Colling found a suitable place to conceal a horse-drawn wagon in the forest bordering the road
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His was the farm bordering the camp, and he had seen the Russians driving to and from the place on many occasions
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This would have diluted the salinity of at least the surface waters that flooded the low-lying lands bordering the southern or African part of the Mediterranean
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The earthquake was caused by subduction and triggered a series of devastating tsunamis along the coasts of most landmasses bordering the Indian Ocean, killing over 230,000 people in fourteen countries, and inundating coastal communities with waves up to 30 meters (98 ft
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We chose a lovely spot high on a wooded slope bordering on a nature reserve
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She had a very large assortment of steak knives, and other steely sharp things tucked into every drawer, a few bordering on being instruments of torture
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retreated to the shadows of the bordering tenements, wary of
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His love of 80s cars was bordering on the obsession
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Levi was bordering on the truth, he knew nothing about me
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with one gold line bordering the edges of his robes, kept
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’Are you sure?’ she asked, looking at the amount with an expression bordering
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He was able to find one, bordering Tagaytay City and Mendez
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But this,” he added with a look bordering on condescension, “you must already know
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A short period of consternation ensued as well, upon the discovery, that now, only their tall city gate protected them from an attack on the side bordering the river that had somehow disappeared
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He waved to the company of paratroopers from the 173rd Airborne, their faces so young, who sat on the brown sunburnt grass bordering the taxiway to await airlift to a remote jungle battle zone
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But this,” he added with a look bordering on condescension, “you must
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protected them from an attack on the side bordering the river that had somehow disappeared
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Athene shuddered at the casts of the figures, their realism was bordering on creepy
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Under the peace treaty with Aristria, the border Keeps and defences on both sides had been demolished, leaving only the larger castles bordering the smaller kingdoms to the south, but the defences on these structures only faced out of Tanaria
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Eugene Wigner (the 1963 Nobel Laureate for Physics) exclaims in disbelief, ‘The enormous usefulness of mathematics in the natural sciences is something bordering on the mysterious and there is no rational explanation for it
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The village elders confiscated all the trees bordering a road leading to a stately farm, and they assigned each household one tree which they had to cut and transport home themselves
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I found it very difficult to think quickly while at the same time trying to look relaxed, bordering on boredom
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separating her from Chantal would be bordering on psychological child abuse
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“Really? Well, the poppy will come out of Afghanistan and into a processing operation I’m setting up in bordering Pakistan
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He stops at the lobby bar for two Volcano’s and walks into the lush yard bordering the beach
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Her spontaneity was bordering sometimes on the imprudence
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A steep wall was bordering on the construction protecting it from the marine winds that bounced against the building, turning into solitary rustles moved along the intricate corridors of the castle, scaring the apprentices, which were not familiar with that peculiar sound
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This is the land where the stars glow, bordering the infinite sky, and where the heavens meet the earth
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The invaders would soon reach the picket line bordering their region with Mystic Down
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We still have to cross the plain and then we’ll see a small forest bordering Bourlox Bridge and would have to wait for the night to cross it
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Reports remain of Denizens of Chaos lingering in the wilderness beyond the picket line bordering my region with Arkadia
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On their disconsolate way back to the car a slight sound sent them scurrying for the trees bordering the private road
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The tension emanating from the Director was bordering on physical
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“That, young sir, don’t really matter a good old-fashioned country mile, does it, now?” The man’s accent had begun to change, becoming less jovial and more unpleasant, bordering on metallic
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Bordering on the Merchants’ Quarter, it offered more refined surroundings than the squalid areas they had passed through earlier
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Betty still possessed her great sense of humour, which at times could be bordering on coarse, particularly her jokes, some of them being near the knuckle, that she had heard in pub’s
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They had ended the night late in an exotic frenzy mixed with passion bordering on the violent
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I can tell by their faces that they have experienced much sorrow; they have suffered much at the hands of an apparently cruel fate; they have not intentionally chosen this sort of life; they have, in discouragement bordering on despair, surrendered to the pressure of the hour and accepted this distasteful means of obtaining a livelihood as the best way out of a situation that to them appeared hopeless
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As Hu Lyang’s men stepped out of the entrance to Jenni’s apartment, a lithe form slipped into the shadows bordering the elevator
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'Khauran is the most southeasterly of these principalities, bordering on the very deserts of eastern Shem
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He missed her with a passion bordering on obsession
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So, after many weary weeks, they raised land to westward, and at dawn dropped anchor in a shallow bay, and saw a beach which was like a white band bordering an expanse of gently grassy slopes, masked by green trees
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With the ejection of these nineteen men the Sanhedrin was in a position to try and to condemn Jesus with a solidarity bordering on unanimity
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It was even suggested that any one claiming to have seen him should be put to death; this proposal, however, did not come to a vote since the meeting broke up in confusion bordering on actual panic
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The tall sedges bordering this swampy area were alive with movement as the night hunters retired and the day creatures took over
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The oaks bordering the area shrouded out the departing sun and cast darkness over the hatchback and the red Saab sitting across the lot with eight or ten staff cars
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The moon was up several hours when they broke through the thickets bordering the northwest corner of the Melaleuca grove
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“This is not funny," she said, bordering on rage
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It was bordering on humiliation
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They converted a meadow bordering the lake into a flight apron for the cargo tug and the P I ships
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Near it they saw a second large walkway that lead to a wide field near the trees bordering the forest
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establishments in town as possible – not really a bad strategy, but bordering on greed
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You watch the road while I watch the houses bordering the road on its northern side
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It took another fourteen minutes before she saw some movement behind houses bordering the northern side of the road, about 250
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Now all but invisible to others around her and moving a thousand time faster than normal, Nancy flew off the roof she was on and went westward for 200 meters, past the last of the Taliban attack force, before landing on the roof of a mud house bordering the main road
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Being still a good kilometer away from the airfield, he immediately slowed down and got off the road, driving his car inside the forest bordering the road before stopping and shutting off the engine
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The grenadier he had posted to watch the cliff bordering the east side of his company’s mountaintop position whispered once near Otto
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them covering the UK but a few from bordering territories,
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‘’Thank you! Thank you so much, Ingrid!’’ Said Julia, bordering on tears
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Taking the time first to locate visually the AAFR complex, which stood on the coast just outside of the city limits, she effected a second, shorter range spacetime jump and materialized just above the trees of a forest bordering the research center
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“No need to take that tone,” the man defended then seeing the contempt bordering on rage in the inquirer’s eyes added, “but I believe it was the blind woman
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The landscape was so absolutely peaceful and bordering on the sublime for those transcendentalists that it was quite difficult to accept that this place might have been responsible for violently claiming the life of an innocent human seeking refuge from a terrible storm
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Perhaps it was because she had almost lost her husband, but I doubt that, for I took it to be something bordering on the religious or philosophical that bonded us
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Years ago she would probably have been burned at the stake, but in today’s civilized society she’ll merely be ostracized with her bastard child!” His expression was bordering on the apoplectic—his eyes wide and bulging, his face crimson red, his facial muscles, especially those in his throat, strained to the breaking point
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Sitting in a Louis XV-style chair with her back to the door, Lady Jane, whom he saw first, immediately turned towards the disruption, her eyes filled with horror and shock bordering on intense fear at having been discovered, though her mouth was pursed in a fine line; her expression suddenly changed to outrage and anger upon recognizing Feltus, and she sprung from her chair, jarring her hat so that it tilted at a rakish angle, to rush towards him
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perhaps bordering on snobbishness, but he had dealt with the infamous
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anxiety bordering on terror, yet he knew not the source
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“I’m sure of that,” she agreed a little too enthusiastically, bordering
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” There was a high level of confidence, bordering on
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‘’I’m still trying, Captain!’’ Replied the radio operator, bordering on panic: this was his first experience of real combat
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“He smote the Philistines, even unto Gaza, and the borders thereof, from the tower of the
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enlarge the borders of their garments, 6And love the uppermost rooms at feasts, and the
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We shared a geographical commonality along the borders between Lebanon and Palestine, and through it so much common history, which made the personal nature of our lives and stories mutually accessible
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has spread chaos in the borders of his garden
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beyond the borders of fatigue,
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their behavior borders on being obnoxious
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He presented a weekly show about gardening and had recently been seen in the nation’s living rooms helping the poor and needy to fix up their allotments and their child friendly but dishevelled herbaceous borders
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There was not a weed in sight and the flower borders exploded with colour and vivacity throughout the spring, summer and autumn
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“After all, Ted, haven’t you got enough to do with the flower borders, the lawns and the vegetables?”
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He is quite passionate in his feelings towards Outsiders; it borders almost on fanaticism
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He is a madman; he has a hatred for the Queen that borders on insanity
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We spend the afternoon in the garden, cutting the grass as short as we dare and tidying up the borders
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and the flower borders exploded with colour and vivacity
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from a place beyond the borders of this plane of
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alone on a small hill, it's clearly defined borders
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weather-worn, stone structure on the borders of the
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Just touching the Alps, this borders Italy and is the most forested area after Finland and Sweden, and is home to 1% of al living creatures and 2% of al freshwater species
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It is told that in the ancient kingdom of the Sassanidae, which reigned for about four hundred years, from Persia to the borders of China, we read the praises of one of the kings of this race, who was said to be the best monarch of his time
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borders of savant though, diversified and adapted itself
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And soon enough she had ventured beyond the borders of the camp and into the soft wilds
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“Is it that dangerous that you have to sneak out by the old trail? I saw on the news that emigration has been restricted for Anglos, but can’t one just travel within the borders?”
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have a clue regarding protecting America"s borders, especially those with Mexico which, of course, are the most important in regard to illegal aliens
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Think about its borders, and Obama"s rejection of them, and Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu"s rejection of Obama"s rejection
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„the borders of Israel and Palestine should be based on the 1967 lines with mutually agreed swaps" means at its narrowest point the country would only be eight miles wide –
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The four armies were to travel together in the beginning and then separate when they neared the borders of the closest revolt
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We will send out a warning to withdraw from Coalition borders or face the consequence of our military offensive
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Rather, over the centuries she rotted from within, making it easy for the barbarians massed across her empire"s borders
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It was the second week of summer when they crossed over into the borders of Corsair, where they met with a small portion of the farmer army, some six thousand men, mostly farmers armed with spears or pitchforks though many also wore swords at their hips
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The pen left the completed soldiers to work on the numbers and borders
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At that moment, she was the happiest mother in the entire kingdom of Halflings and probably well beyond its borders, too
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Many hours later, Dorro and Forgo ambled across the borders of Thimble Down in the settling dusk, leading their ponies, which were as tired as their owners
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“Some of the soldiers who have been stationed on the borders must know these mental sciences exist
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Accordingly, the South African international borders with Lesotho, Swaziland, Mozambique, Zimbabwe (Rhodesia) and Botswana were protected by SAP COIN
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The rest of South Africa's borders were protected by SAP COIN where things now and then exploded into the open
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There are no books (that I know of) about SAP COIN on our own borders
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At that stage SAP COIN had camps everywhere along the international borders
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Others went to Botswana or Zimbabwe (formerly Rhodesia) and the Mozambique borders
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One of our practical problems on our own borders was that many thousands, if not millions of black newly liberated Africans, wanted to live and work in Apartheid South Africa as the living conditions was and still is very much better than anywhere else in Africa
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“A man we do not want within our borders,” agreed Kay wholeheartedly
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Meanwhile, future (employment) opportunities continue to look grim for the American Worker as companies are presently finding themselves in the enviable position of being able to secure their labor requirements from an expanding (global) pool of labor including such (potential) resources who are routinely flaunting our nation‘s borders
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We did not use them at the South African Borders and I never saw one at the SAP COIN armouries
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Why should they when they had the SAP to protect them? They slept in their beds every night, and made their children in the dark whilst the SAP patrolled the townships and borders
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That's out of scope of this book but guess what? History is repeating itself again, and what have we learned? Nothing if you ask me! The international borders are still wide open since SAP COIN got disbanded and withdrawn
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A car in every garage and a television in every room is the stuff that middle-class dreams are made of! It is questionable, however, in light of diminishing incomes and job displacements precipitated by the emergence of cheap(er) labor from across our borders and the outsourcing of jobs overseas, not to mention a bubbling economy, that American families will be able to sustain its frenzied lifestyles once that bubble bursts
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Many of the old SAP COIN camps were used to operate from as SAP COIN were closing down, and the borders opened for anyone and everyone to come here but we spoke about that before
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A nation that is unwilling to preserve the inviolability of its (own) language and customs or the foundations of its cultural and social traditions and, having renounced its national character and historical mandate, is not properly positioned to defend its (own) borders!
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It has no borders and no right to exist anywhere and is disgusting
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Rhodesia being surrounded by her enemies on all sides except a small strip in the south (South Africa) was always vulnerable for attack and could not safeguard her borders with her severe lack of manpower
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The State of California has taken an certain step backwards in its putative efforts to secure our nation‘s borders when its feckless governor (Davis) signed a bill into law extending driver‘s licenses to illegal aliens
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President Bush‘s flawed Immigration Reform Bill providing ―conditional‖ amnesty to 12 million illegal aliens must be reassuring to 1) (Moderate) Republicans who would consider its passage a political opportunity to place the party in better stead with Hispanic Voters and the Business Community, 2) Corporations seeking to attract Cheap(er) Labor, 3) Democrats who, for the same reasons indicated above, are uncomfortable with the idea of controlling our nation‘s borders at the risk of alienating a sizeable voting bloc and (who) would otherwise seize the moment, for purely political reasons, to challenge Republican proposals that (surprise!) ―don‘t go far enough,‖ 4) Multiculturalists and Internationalists likely to embrace such ―reforms‖ as a (positive) first step towards achieving their (respective) Universalist Agenda, and 5) Shakers of Western Culture who would seek its destruction at any cost for its own sake and who would therefore (also) consider such measures as an appropriate step in the ―right‖ direction
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It is known that they attacked on more than one occasion MK safe houses outside the borders in neighbouring countries and as with all such actions civilians died in the crossfire
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The second line of defense was SAP COIN who roamed on the South African borders preventing infiltration
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The Russians repelled the German attacks and advanced towards the Polish borders
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* The Southern Cross was a charity who supplied much needed comforts from home to the troops and policemen on the Borders during the war
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The evolution of uniform military standards, however, subsequently rendered militias, in the traditional sense, obsolete until the events of 9/11 raised important questions about our nation‘s seemingly impregnable borders that have subsequently lent legitimacy to the efforts of ―Minutemen‖ who routinely patrol our porous Southwestern borders with this one notable exception: most are likely to employ binoculars rather than muskets
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The train crossed the borders of Poland on its way to Paris, where the Jewish Agency was supposed to issue new entry visas into Israel
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Most Police & Intelligence Agencies work together across borders to assist with information or arrests where applicable
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But he meant, ‘anything in Costa Rica’, and the horses were in international waters, almost within the borders of the United States
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Former Confederate areas close to Union borders would continue to be a magnet for runaways
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There is no way a former Union general like McClellan, nor Grant, would want US troops removed from Confederate borders
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“But my parents have advised me that a new threat has arisen, travelling from light-years away, and will arrive within our borders over the next two years
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It was the next day and Lothian and Borders Police had begun their investigation of Simon’s flat
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Resisting the temptation to search the debris for survivors Susan turned around and headed back to her base in the Lothian and Borders Police Head Quarters
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Imagine, Truman? The US army right here with authority to arrest – it’s a goddamn invasion! How would they like to have Costa Rican soldiers walking US streets, arresting their citizens inside their own borders? I’ve already prepared information sheets about the proposals, and sent one to every elected official
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The borders of the gate were different, though
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The headwaters of that river lay just south of the mountain chain that separates the eastern Anatolian Plateau from the narrow strip of land that borders on the south shore of the Black Sea
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It would be my thought that there will be less problem with checkpoints inside Poland than at the borders
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After suffering an earlier destruction a newly resurgent Hittite entity (or their possible precursors the Hurrians) probably concentrated the attention of those Urian followers of Baal on their western borders
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Then, those desert raids became ever more daring, penetrating deeper with each thrust until the shattered, rather vacant homeland of the Jews, and the porous southwestern borders of the Persians collapsed completely, and the danger to the surrounding lands went unrecognized until almost too late
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28 And the work of the bases was on this manner, they had borders, and the borders were between the ledges,
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29 And on the borders that were between the ledges were lions, oxen, and cherubims, and on the ledges there was a base above, and
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and an half, and also on the mouth of it were gravings with their borders, foursquare, not round
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32 And under the borders were four wheels; and the axletrees of the wheels were joined to the base, and the height of a wheel was a
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borders of it were of the same;
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36 For on the plates of the ledges of it, and on the borders of it, he graved cherubims, lions, and palm trees, according to the
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The provision to protect our borders seemed especially reasonable
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8 He struck the Philistines, even to Gaza, and the borders of it, from the tower of the watchmen to the fenced city
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the lodgings of his borders, and into the forest of his Carmel
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the towns of it; Shechem also and the towns of it, to Gaza and the towns of it, 29 And by the borders of the children of Manasseh,
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Those who favor a porous border with any adjacent country also favor the loss of American sovereignty, since a country loses its identity when it loses its borders
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He described the fixed stars (points of light, without borders) and “wandering stars” (the planets Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter, and Saturn)
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Gen 23:17 And the field of Ephron, which was in Machpelah, which was before Mamre, the field, and the cave which was therein, and all the trees that were in the field, that were in all the borders round about, were made sure
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In some cases this lust for land and power spilled across borders
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There’re neither odds nor borders,
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17 You have set all the borders of the Earth: you have made summer and winter
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That stuff is out of the wiredrawn borders, you know
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And even out of consciousness's borders,
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14 He makes peace in your borders, and fills you with the finest of the wheat
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8 For the cry is gone round about the borders of Moab; the howling of
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your borders of pleasant stones
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heard in your land, wasting nor destruction within your borders; but you shall call your walls Salvation, and your gates Praise
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substance and your treasures will I give to the spoil without price, and that for all your sins, even in all your borders
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4 Your borders are in the midst of the seas, your builders have perfected your beauty
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borders of it round about
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The individual borders between sectors of the Slums
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It is just that I have been following notes all the way from Itsati and the whole business borders on farce
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1 And he said to me, in the beginning, when the Earth was made, before the borders of the world stood, or ever the winds blew, 2
