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1. Three members of the royal court

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2. Son ate with the man and then made him a member of his royal court

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3. kingdom in the royal court

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4. “The appeal needs to be directed to the Royal Courts of Jodechi”

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5. associated with the Royal Court

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6. Years later when he’d begun his court duties she had also been at the royal court and hadn’t wasted any time in looking him up

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7. As a prefect of the royal court Zarko had been to the palace many times and every time the throne hall fascinated him

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8. All officials to the royal court were summoned by the king to convene urgently that morning on the plain of Dura

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9. “A ring of dishonesty and corruption was recently uncovered in my royal court, within the ranks of my personal advisors

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10. After lunch Zarko went to the royal court to see Arioch – time was of the essence

11. Since he had become the guardian of the Hebrew exiles, she hadn’t seen much of him at the royal court

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12. Over the years since then they had enjoyed some intimate liaisons here at the royal court, always trying to be discreet, of course

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13. The royal court was filled with an air of

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14. Jean stood on one of the grey stone balconies overlooking the Royal Courtyard

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15. He had also protected the other Conversos at the Royal Court

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16. He had been the papal legato or ambassador to the Royal Court for many years

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17. Descending from the royal court musician family, money was something they never spoke of

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18. But Moses had the advantage, he had grown up in the royal court, therefore he knew how his opponent thought, he had the education and knowledge and he held the moral and spiritual high ground, and try as he might, Pharaoh could not scale it

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19. The ensuing gossip in the royal court of a prince, rutting with a foreign scholar, had seen to that

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20. He was so relieved at my progress that when Alice mentioned a bare bum had been seen on stage at The Royal Court theatre in London, he reluctantly agreed to bring the play into the sixties by having me appear in underpants, instead of merely shirtless; but only if the entire cast agreed

21. With her was the wazam, a noble grown old in the royal court

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22. It was addressed to thewazam of Vendhya, at the royal court of Ayodhya, and it stated, after the customary salutations:

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23. Years of life on the border had taught the count that the frontier is not the royal court

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24. Over one hundred tonnes of gold bullion! No one could have shipped that much of the precious metal, plus a fortune in jewels, rare pictures and icons, clothes and personal effects from a royal court

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25. That’s why the royal court was

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26. with the French royal courts

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27. only to me and the Royal Court but the whole of Hamble

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28. In the Royal Courts of Justice everyone had taken their places

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29. The irony in all this was that the royal courtiers at Buckingham Palace would have preferred for Prince Len ‘C’ to eventually have the hand of Margaret, reasoning that Len ‘C’, who was the royal representative of the Imperium ‘C’ in this century and who resided in the Imperium embassy in Paris, held real power, while Len ‘B’ was little more than a royal exile

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30. I have provided advice to the King himself as well as many members of the royal court

31. Foulques, you will carry that letter to the royal court in Auxerre

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32. ‘’So, Lady Richilde, what is your position here at the royal court?’’

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33. Margaret was however tired already of having her life treated as a public commodity to be managed by a bunch of dreary, conservative royal courtiers

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34. Nancy certainly found Louis to her taste, but she also had received discreetly a radio message from Mike Crawford, asking her if she was ready to do what was needed for her to get in the good graces of Louis XIV and thus gain a long term access to the royal court

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35. She certainly was not ready to show up at the royal court and have to explain what had happened to her, thus becoming the laughing stock of the palace

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36. That simple answer earned her a series of questions about New France from a number of curious members of the royal court, including from the Duchess of Montpensier

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37. sumptuous mirrored hall recalled the rococo French royal court

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38. Ball said the injunction was granted because the judge at the Royal Courts of Justice wanted more information

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39. “My God, woman, she is just a child! Do you have any idea how many manipulative women reside in the Royal Court?” He thundered, “If they are all possessed then I daresay we are all living in Hell!” Seeing the anger on his face, she backed away and stammered, “Can you forgive me going behind your back? I am sorry, I didn’t know what else to do…” before she could finish her thought, Henri had stormed out the door, leaving it wide open

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40. After getting pregnant with his bastard child, Dominique used the Abbot to leave the convent—with him paying for it, continued to support the charade of the Confraternity, and convinced both royal court and villagers that she was so admirable

41. I doubt Galador would yet blanch at the prospect of marriage to fair Lymeera, especially if we assure his family privileged access to the royal court

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42. On the eleventh day of July 1437, the royal court in Westminster issued articles of incorporation for the establishment of an almshouse in Sherborne as an independent body, responsible only to His Majesty the King and the laws of the realm

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43. An hour later, the queen and Cassidy were set at one end of the royal court with Drack standing at a podium with a list of trivia questions

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44. He left me with my nose and mouth bleeding, but returned a short while later with another man dressed in robes of the Royal Court

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45. “ At the King’s behest, I’m to turn you into a Lady-In-Waiting for his Royal Court

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46. “ Are you strong enough to walk the short distance from here to the Royal Court? ”

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47. " She paused for a while, "You know I was so angry, I literally told him, it's because I'm my mother's daughter, that's why he saw me as some kind of royal courtesan to ensnare you between my legs

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48. As we were leaving the Royal Court Apartments at Paddington Georgie took a spectacular dive down the stairs injuring her leg

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49. Amaravati’s royal court they were duly accorded a formal hearing before public jurors

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50. “Is this right child? Do you have something to contribute to the Royal Court?”

51. Jacob was taken away by the journal, able to smell the Royal Court, to taste the bread

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52. The royal court that previously supported him now ignored

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53. There, he created a royal court for himself: he took up residence in a tower,

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54. the year, to the royal court

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55. The royal court at first reacted negatively to those demands

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56. The area of play is called the tennis court: this subliminally brainwashes children into worshipping, revering and holding sacred all royal courts and all royalty and the idea of royalty

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57. The 2-dimensional net symbolizes the dividing line of the opposing factions of all royal families and royal courts where 2 camps hate each other and are continually plotting to harm each other, and where the CONTINUAL UNENDING feelings of hate and the intention to kill and destroy is more alive in their hearts and souls than in any other living human beings

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58. They lived in isolated royal seclusion, away from the Royal court; with the whole family reverting back to nature: swimming naked, as naked stupid bearded Russian apes reverting back to a primordial stupidity

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59. He was that most insane of emperors:… an emperor who adamantly refused to rule, who refused to wield power, who isolated himself and his family from the royal court and from the imperial govt, leaving a power vacuum at the top which nobody could fill as long as he was still alive

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60. the royal court, had been swept away

61. “When the Fae royal court is reduced, someone or something will always be altered to complete it

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62. The royal court was familiar to him

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63. His elder brother had inherited the title and the estate, and Wilbert had trained as a priest, studied law, come to London and found favour at the royal court

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64. Edmund said: “Neither of us wants the trouble and expense of another visit to the royal court

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65. Only free men can appeal to the royal court

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66. In a low, urgent voice he said: “Have the townspeople appealed to the royal court before?”

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67. Then you would have access to the royal court

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68. This was the lawyer who had won two cases for him at the royal court, one against the

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69. ” Gregory had used that fact, more than a decade ago, to outmanoeuvre Caris in the royal court

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70. The Councillor of the Royal Court of Douai, who was presiding over this session of the Assizes at Arras, was acquainted, in common with the rest of the world, with this name which was so profoundly and universally honored

71. In his kingdom the Doctor tried his hardest to do away with most of the old-fashioned pomp and grandeur of a royal court

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72. We recognize the uselessness of custom-houses and import duties, and we must pay the duties; we recognize the uselessness of the expenses for the support of royal courts and many governmental offices; we recognize the harmfulness of the church propaganda, and we must contribute to the support of these institutions; we recognize the cruelty and unscrupulousness of the penalties imposed by courts of justice, and we must take part in them; we recognize the irregularity and harmfulness of the distribution of land-ownership, and we must submit to it; we do not recognize the indispensableness of armies and of war, and must bear terrible burdens for the maintenance of armies and the waging of wars, and so forth

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73. It was not perhaps without design that this formidable building was so placed as to frown over the dwellings of the industrious burghers—it was the prison of the regality of the abbey—the place of punishment or detention through which a judicial power, scarcely inferior to that of the royal courts, was enforced by this potent brotherhood; and thus it served to remind the world without, that the coercive power of the abbot and his chapter was scarcely inferior to their spiritual dignity and their temporal magnificence

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74. His esthetic approach was developed by his East-Syrian contemporary Khamis bar Qardahe ofArbela, who used sophisticated rhythmic and rhyme schemes to achieve a stronger effect on the royal court elite

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