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“Apparently they are quite tame, just scary because they only
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No one had ever been able to tame a Snotig; they were a feral animal, deadly when penned in; they always reverted to their wild nature
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I could tame the wildest of horses and feed wild birds, squirrels, and raccoons from my hands
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I’m not convinced that they’re ever really tame – just prepared to put
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Would she win him away from Caro? Would Alan then have Caro? He didn't want to have to tame Caro
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The girl went through the back door into the garden, and called out, "You tame pigeons, you turtledoves, and all you birds beneath the sky, come and help me to gather!
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It was a strange moment, to see him so quiet, so tame
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To tame the surround was to interfere with the natural order of things; Deanna insisted he would not cut back anything beyond the garden itself
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The press, always tame and wanting more crackers, parroted it as a major coup, literally crowing it from the rooftops in some cases
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The adults were a deeper burgundy wine colour, but the whole herd seemed very tame, as if they were used to ships and bipeds
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they tame but one another still
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Then Yahweh God said to the snake, “Because you have done this, accursed be you of all animals wild and tame! On your belly you will go and on dust you will feed as long as you live
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And all the old grannies want to tame her, darn them
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Longfellow instantly grew tame and commonplace
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“Is this how you intend to tame me?”
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leashes, some resorting to kicking the less tame of the canines in
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Drives within me my rush to tame
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He also enjoyed the famous garden with the tame animals I had so enjoyed as a boy
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This was not some tame pet dog, brought home from a pound as a pup and raised on store-brand dog food poured into dishes that read “Fido” or “Fluffy”
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He must have been the house owner who had finally given in and decided to tame the garden
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To the south of the flower district there was the area where the Inka had kept lions, or pumas as they were called locally, as tame pets
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Imila also said that that titan would be able to tame creatures that want our destruction
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You want to send Elena, our child, to try and tame a gorgon? Do you want to see her turned to stone? This is madness
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He going to tame our soul in silent submission to His
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15 The tame birds frequenting the roofs of our houses defend their fledglings
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It would be a shame if he ever discovered his worthwhile, admired partner was a common pornographer, but with a specialty that made normal porn look tame, which indeed it was
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I knew it would take a special girl; but it would indeed happen” he laughed “Congratulations, you were able to tame Jesse here, something most women tried and failed”
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I saw red in an instant; these guys were talking about me doing things I knew I could never do; tame him? They were talking about being invited to a wedding that would never happen
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” Ally said “I trusted you to keep her tame
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Progress can tame nature and mould her into something benign
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This monetary concern kept my youth fairly tame, although I attracted and was attracted to some very good-looking and active women in the two colleges I would later attend
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That seemed too tame
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Nobody had the strength to tame him
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"Aren't they awfully tame?" said Justin, in surprise
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"The rabbits were so tame," said Justin, loudly
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Do you wonder why a mountain lion sits calmly at my side? Why the birds are so tame and how is it that Dublin is so affectionate with me?”
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In this case, the payoff is more complex: i) In the case of the government, they have a vested interest in keeping as many tame, drug-free, consumer/producers in the system as possible
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Having just gotten used to the safety and security of a tame, paved road I entered the
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Well, once it got used to Richard, it would become more friendly and tame
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When I promised to tame my monster, he told me I already had, just by acknowledging its existence, and resolving not to succumb to it
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security could not tame him
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Found out how to tame it,
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Any complications regarding our tame police that you would
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I expect if our tame police cannot smother this, your descriptions will be
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TAME THE DRIVING TIGER IN YOU
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" "The human tongue," said Jesus, "is a member which few men can tame, but the spirit within can transform this unruly member into a kindly voice of tolerance and an inspiring minister of mercy
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'Not I! Tame the scornful hussy as you will
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By creating a hair mask from these things, you can tame curls, enhance shine, increase its strength, which can all contribute to its health and growth rate
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She said I was a tiger she wanted to tame
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The thought she projected was that I was a tiger she wanted to tame
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thing you have to tell me sound tame in comparison
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The coin collector became a tame lion
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But how does one tame the
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With this sword I began to tame it
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need to tame those other things that happen throughout
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You are the one that I cannot tame
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This is a cuddly and tame
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management is to learn to tame the emotional brain
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enforcement officials looking to tame the Internet's Wild West
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That all attempts to tame her surely would miss:
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He sold everything, even the tame jaguar that teased passersby from the courtyard of his house, and he bought an eternal ticket on a train that never stopped traveling
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tame production team is about to arrive, Peter you take the
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In addition, you need to tame those other things that happen
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His first war in that probability, appalling though they all were, was considered by his mentors, and so the public, to be a relatively tame affair
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These truths were the only tools I had to tame my internal
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Thus, the cattle provide you with milk and meat, and these tame birds give you their eggs and meat
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Amazingly, while the farmer thought it was his tame lion, he was capable of whipping him
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When I insisted that in fact we had eaten the black pig, my host summoned the cook, who confessed that while he was preparing the white pig, and left the kitchen momentarily, a tame wolf came into the kitchen and devoured the white pig
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principles that are to tame our animal passions: we are to love our
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to tame the lions within us
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his actions, however, isn’t a tame lion, but a resentful one, a hateful and
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delimits our range of responses to the safe and the tame
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sought to tame him
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It becomes wild, when it is not properly tame,
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and tame the wild ginger bowl-cut hissing on top of his head
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tame my unruly hair
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we knew and had loved seemed tame after this one
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Vasitvam is the power to tame wild beasts and bring them under your control
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Unless you kill or tame this serpent, you cannot have access to this treasure
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“These squirrels are pretty tame
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This one, however, sounded pretty tame in comparison with past adventures
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That is how long it took for our new examining consciousness to partially absorb and tame the incredible power of our lingering preliterate unconscious
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They were not tame, ignorant sheep, led hither and thither at the beck of an autocratic shepherd
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Instead, we guard our tame cows and goats and move them from pasture to pasture
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How could we have become so blind as not see what the ways of Ra and watching had done to us? It is true those ways had given us tame plants and tame animals to harvest for food
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It was rumoured that she was child of sage Vishvamitra and a nymph Urvashi Shakuntala was a innocent maiden of unique beauty , she was loved by all and spent her time roaming in the forest ,playing with the tame deers
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Closing his eyes, and doing his best to tame his bucking heart, he listened
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After all, it was his Sri Lankan military misadventure, meant to tame the Tamil Tigers, which outraged the ruthless Prabhakaran, the overlord of the Tamil Elam, and it was only time before Dhanu, the human-bomb, exploded in Rajiv’s face at Sriperumbudur
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Whether this story be fantasy or not, we have been told that there was a man named Danielle, who was thrown into a cage with lions for his beliefs and who survived this injustice because he was able to call up on his faith and trust which ultimately led him to tame the lions that stood before him
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Help me to cultivate these attributes within my chest so that each morning as I wake I can step off into the day knowing that though the outer world and inner world may greet me like a lion because I have strength, faith and trust I will know how to behave in order to tame that which lies before me
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been burnt down, in the Fraternity, there isn’t anyone that has the ability to tame wild snakes and beasts
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I only feel strange why did all these beasts became so tame
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in the fish bait and she has the ability to tame tiger
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Instead there was a mildly tolerable bunch of tame mammal creatures, a sort of hybrid cross between a dog, a cat and a Quigg
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And then the old, never tamed, anger flared
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With nature though ‘tis nature tamed and used by such as me
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tamed, and hath been tamed of mankind:
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"Well I'll be" spilled from Todd's mouth "You've tamed the tiger" He responded with a laugh
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been tamed, and scatter in terror as the fearless (or
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being tamed by the Master, and He was an excellent trainer
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He said it was out by the desert rim and he ran scared til Desa tamed him
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To dream that you are being tamed indicates that you need to exercise better control in your life
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So strong was the blast that even the boiling storm rolled back in reaction to its hot gases, tamed for once by a stronger force
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Indeed, it was as Hades had said, as Imila had prophesized: Elena tamed gorgons
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Cowboy boots tamed the American West and to this day, they are a common sight in Amarillo among ranchers, horsemen, and “civilians” alike
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Then it goes on to say that the tongue cannot be tamed
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perceptual relativity could be tamed by reason and faith, unaware that a fear of Illusion shaped
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Jas 3:7 For every kind of beasts, and of birds, and of serpents, and of things in the sea, is tamed, and hath been tamed of mankind:
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New horses were brought in from the dense forest and tamed
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For wicked desire is wild and is with difficulty tamed
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At that, Louella put her hand on her forehead and said, “You TAMED a cougar?”
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If earth had seen Earth's lordliest wild limbs tamed,
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Magically the scenario followed its curve, because not even fifty miles up there were kids that tamed the panthers – panthers crawled along with agents way up the other shore to this foundation for learning
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But Jazan will not be tamed
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Lying dormant and still, like a creature you thought you had tamed
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The tamed mind yields happiness
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It was the application of this feminine cynicism which at last tamed Yasala
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I have tamed the wild creatures over the Border Wall and even a Dracule or two before your time
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"A bald eagle is never tamed," she said simply
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"He is trained to do things, but never tamed
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remain tamed and harmless
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My mother tamed the heat for our uneducated palates to come up with the following
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An inner righteousness that could not be tamed
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of them have been tamed and civilized
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But she had to tolerate that one loose piece in the family machinery because she was sure that the old colonel was an animal who had been tamed by the years and by disappointment and who, in a burst of senile rebellion, was quite capable of uprooting the founda-tions of the house
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After a few strokes, her tousled mane was tamed and secured in a high ponytail on top of her head
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tamed ranch horses are nothing like their wild cousins
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Nerveless, as I have shown you with the 11 feral I tamed and have
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Hopefully, certain members of the Home Office would have the issue tamed by the time of his return; otherwise, it would be increasingly difficult for him to continue
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The tongue of the flesh man cannot be tamed, and in its’ wildly state, the tongue becomes a poison, especially to the one speaking the words
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But through the ‘goodness’ of My Son Joshua, the tongue can the instrument of blessing, worship and praise, but only when tamed by Our Spirit
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ordinarily seen as a ferocious beast, has been tamed
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the passions are tamed by accepting and understanding them, in our
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No matter the standing, no matter the fate, whether possessing of riches, or mired in hate; one takes nothing with him, and cannot escape; for the end can’t be tamed, and it leaves none unchanged
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tamed themselves to dangerous ideas
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pushing the tamed masses toward heinous activities for the benefit of
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right word: there is a split within us, where our tamed consciousness
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tamed and become extinct
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“Are you indicating that the monsters are only tamed for the moment, having eaten your pizzas?”
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The fact that she had been relatively well treated once she had accepted to submit had then tamed her somewhat
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still have to be tamed in order for us to
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I was wild and you tamed me
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Tamed All Night - The Complete Collection
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tamed but the birth of a new economy was bringing Americans
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The story of the brothers continues in Tempted and Tamed, Volumes Two and Three in the complete Resisting the Billionaire Trilogy
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My mother told me the all the hunters spoke of him as the greatest of hunters because he had tamed the cheetah to hunt antelope
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However, this attack would not be tamed, and she just had to patiently ride it out
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display of God's creative power, tamed and cultivated by humans of course, but oh my
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They’re tamed so just hop on,”
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“The ego tamed the heart to serve the loins and hunger, so passion became suffering for, a desire for
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We sweet treat tamed our homegrown gangster threat of protection tribute or else by chaining the holiday to the slavery of sugar plantations and the kidnapped child labor of cocoa concentration camps
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The first and simplest solution a Tech-Lord can use to solve the problem of an encroaching Earth and the annoyance of human needs on its attempt to evolve and pursue its evolutionary telemetry of consciousness will be to eliminate the wildness, like we once tamed the wilderness of nature with science
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She pulled a comb through her black, curly hair that refused to be tamed, then added more lipstick and a touch of powder to her nose
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What we need for wisdom is not cloud computing, but ether thinking: a construction of a medium (field), a growing of metaphors, a cultivation of systems; it is the fumbling with creating a way to play in a game not yet named, framed or tamed
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It is our focus, our acts, which determine if they are tamed, feral, or wild attractors
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“Game has tamed us from war to races, from weapons to rackets
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The dog represents the animal part of us that allows us to be tamed and is our friend
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Then there is the rooster that represents pride, and pride can be bridled but it cannot be tamed
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What will happen when the buffalo are all slaughtered? The wild horses tamed? What will happen when the secret corners of the forest are heavy with the scent of many men and the view of the ripe hills is blotted by talking wires? Where will the thicket be? Gone! Where will the
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One more of her past worshippers gone to pieces, one more of them tamed into an old, tired man
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She was a quiet and hard working, yet brooding character with a look to her that I can see now was the kind of thing that gives men the impression is begging to be tamed
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She had been tamed, after a period of recurring insurrections, into respect for its sanctity
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Jack had tamed his horse with the whip
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It had undoubtedly happened to Bess whose previous owner had ruined her character, so much so that she had become practically useless as a horse, until Tom had tamed her again
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disheveled, his normally strictly tamed hair had the look of having fingers repeatedly run through it, his shirt had come untucked and his tie had been discarded some hours before
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agree that Powderville was obviously and forever tamed
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In vain Powderville waited for business, but by five-thirty it was quite apparent that none of the Slash Bar crowd wanted anything to do with a thoroughly tamed cow town run by
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He walked home slowly, enjoying the cool evening air, watching the lights go on in the houses one by one as it got dark and stroking a fearful little cat who lived nearby and whom he had gradually tamed over the months of walking by
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Animalistic desires for a safe and secure environment is tamed through the spiritual fruit
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Animalistic desires in a self-expression are tamed through the spiritual fruit, which returns love, peace, faith, and fruitful perseverance in what we say and do
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Civilised behaviour is learned behaviour that has tamed the savage within us, but has failed to eradicate it
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of-control skier an exercise where the steep runs get tamed in a
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he had tamed ten years in Judea, made haste to Rome,
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they should probably be working out of once they had tamed it
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Most were wild but many people had tamed
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teeming with fish, they were shown some of the tamed but unused caverns, one
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He was the one who tamed his adolescent
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The animals of the Veldt are still too wild to be tamed
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A tamed mind becomes an agent of spiritual growth
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It is the savage heart in men that must ever be tamed
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Phil started off with his usual sniping at Kate, but the new, improved and tamed wild-thing just wouldn’t respond
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I still have the scars! She had almost as much pride as I did, but she tamed down some once she had Lisa
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that nature should be tamed and exploited
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Miss Pross had nothing beautiful about her; years had not tamed the wildness, or softened the grimness, of her appearance; but, she too was a determined woman in her different way, and she measured Madame Defarge with her eyes, every inch
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and he is the man who has tamed them,
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He tried to explain that magic had indeed once been wild and lawless, but had been tamed back in the mists of time by the Olden Ones, who had bound it to obey among other things the Law of Conservation of Reality; this demanded that the effort needed to achieve a goal should be the same regardless of the means used
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"A wild beast tamed, you called her
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"Yes; but not only that," said Wemmick, "she went into his service immediately after her acquittal, tamed as she is now
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She has since been taught one thing and another in the way of her duties, but she was tamed from the beginning
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He has been tamed
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Sometimes, in the course of long summer evenings, the friends would take a stroll together in the Wild Wood, now successfully tamed so far as they were concerned; and it was pleasing to see how respectfully they were greeted by the inhabitants, and how the mother-weasels would bring their young ones to the mouths of their holes, and say, pointing, 'Look, baby! There goes the great Mr
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Don Carlos and Dona Emilia had taken up the mad English doctor, when it became apparent that for all his savage independence he could be tamed by kindness
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Perhaps it was only hunger that had tamed him
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It is our understanding and love of our nature that tames the
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Whenever you sell your speech, the time for you to be heard has passed, for whatever owns your tongue tames your time in service to it
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This tames our independence, although the
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The TORAH is the TORRENTS OF RAIN falling down on the red Lava of Red Hate taming it as the sea tames the fires of the Sun
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The bullock's head tosses restless high in the air with raging eyes, Yet see you! how soon his rage subsides--how soon this tamer tames him; See you! on the farms hereabout a hundred oxen young and old,
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He had neglected the Farebrothers before his departure, from a proud resistance to the possible accusation of indirectly seeking interviews with Dorothea; but hunger tames us, and Will had become very hungry for the vision of a certain form and the sound of a certain voice
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I tend cows, Jim tames Gila monsters
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had supported the government’s taming of the wilder elements of
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’ That was her advice in regard to taming a woman with fire in her heart
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* Read Peter Stiff's excellent book "Taming the Landmine" if interested in the history of the vehicles
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You can read all about this in Peter Stiff's delightful book "Taming the Landmine" if you can find it
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“Either way sister, I am sure I am going to enjoy taming you”
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So besides taming the masses, it was also hoped that the picodust would enhance our collective intelligence—which would help us crack the problem of why anything at all exists
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In this view, human beings are therefore capable of taming our instincts
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6 As the swine herders rushed into the village to spread the news of the taming of the lunatic, the dogs charged upon a small and untended herd of about thirty swine and drove most of them over a precipice into the sea
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Heart’s Path 103: Taming the
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In taming the Heart, in the
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That is the core in taming
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be so powerful in taming the tiger within
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By force of the Egyptian having understood control, her influence would create a momentum that had a taming effect on her counterpart in his Now
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Larger baskets are excellent tools for taming the beast that can easily become your supply of knitting tools and notions
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Voluble and expansive in more ways than one, Gadkari had tried and failed, like so many Maharashtra politicians before him, in taming north India
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Man, we feel like we've been having a feast in these last few weeks haven't we? I've been speaking on Taming the Tongue
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We did a season where we were talking about Taming the Tongue, identifying the ways that we speak which are negative and destructive and change the atmosphere around us
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My mother told me that taming cheetahs and teaching them to hunt was very difficult
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The first three months will be in trapping and taming the baby cheetahs
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But we will take the four young hunters from this village with us and train them how to sing and hunt with their cheetahs while we train the young hunters in the second village for three moons in trapping and taming the baby cheetahs
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stranger, loving one's enemy – by taming and rebranding these insights into collectable cliches of being
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After the next great emotional extinction and expansion, will peace, a slower pace of life, a taming of technology to make urban life more sane and pastoral become arcane concerns in the CG-dreams of virtual idealists? The new homo digitus' hyper-stimulation needs might reclassify peace and solitude as types of boredom disorder
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method that in the case of animals is called taming, and in the case of a person for
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For once Techine has harnessed the energy of the planet – wind, solar, thermal, hydro – becoming a Type I technelization, won't its imagination be captured by the engineering feats required to become a Type II technelization: consuming all the sun's energy in its Sherman-marching manifest ideal of transforming into a Type III technelization taming the energy fields of the solar system to become truly immortal as it wonders with an epicurean hunger if it could consume the galaxy, then the universe, what glories might its poly-reality produce? Is Techine topographically unbounded, whereas the universe, if not multi-parallel, has only linear expansion? Will techno-growth be the god that domesticates the multiverse's energy potential, converting its forces to power Techine's Ideal Dream into being? Is the teleological end of dark, white, shadow, pale and gray energy to be an everlasting battery for a galaxy-wide Cosmic Mind to fuel its incessant quest to create for its own amusement and edification? Is Game's End for energy a cosmic CAFO to power the pleasure of the final techine gamer?
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Most unfortunate of which is taming, with the heavy master/slave tone
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Taming evokes control, mastery, breaking, the creation of unnatural habituations
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Taming seems most appropriately used when one of the subject-object-systems is unable to enter into a mutually beneficial cooperative with the other, even, and especially, when one engages one's self-evolution as a subject-686
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The framing and taming of any game generates what are its virtues and how to become that noble character
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Therefore all taming is the lived, the post-ethic of what we did and what that made us and others into
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How can one be inside that which has no inside? Can a neurotransmitter be inside a thought and still be the thought? This was not space, nor matter, nor time, but an I, in the maze that is wondering, taming the ricocheting arbitrariness of omenizing non sequiturs randomly offering themselves as conclusions to questions not yet asked
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Nail files and nail clippers were being vigorously employed in taming talons
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taming the bronciest of time-bombs, have the same basic
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In anticipation of taming that large cavern the company figures they wil
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Spiritual Contemplation is the art of taming this beast, this enemy - that is within
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So the elimination or taming down the mind is no sane solution
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Self-discipline does not mean suppression, but taming the brute within
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The TORAH is the TORRENTS OF RAIN falling down on the red Lava of Red Hate taming it as the sea tames the fires of the Sun
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every attempt of man taming the primitive wild
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And all of us that know her are waiting to see what her pride will come to, and who is to be the happy man that will succeed in taming a nature so formidable and gaining possession of a beauty so supreme
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Only a rough sketch of Laurie taming a horse
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It will be clear enough then that in his ordinary dealings which give him a reputation for honesty he coerces his bad passions by an enforced virtue; not making them see that they are wrong, or taming them by reason, but by necessity and fear constraining them, and because he trembles for his possessions
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edition of The Taming of the Shrew
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And here, with one little phrase, Goldstein has handed me what seems like a hugely constructive tool for taming this impulse without throwing the baby out with the bathwater
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” One of the most interesting discoveries of this whole journey was that I didn’t need my demons to fuel my drive—and that taming them was a more satisfying exercise than indulging them
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Chapter 1 The Taming of Smjagol
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The Taming of Smjagol
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THE PSYCHOLOGY OF SUCCESS LIES IN TAMING THE EGO
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His means of taming is simple, for already the spiders have diminished
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Taming these endogenous risks is a new but central challenge for systematic investors (see Chapter 20)
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Taming the Technological Beast: What Dangers Should I Be Aware of When It Comes to My Computer?
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Taming the Need to Tinker
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He tried to rescue ('arracher') the lion from the hands of the strange monks who were taming him
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It is similar to that employed now in the menageries for taming restive horses and wild beasts
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He smiled at her quite as if he had nothing in the world against her, though he was feeling at the moment that the brute creation are not the only things which need a certain amount of taming
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, is a new version of the taming of a shrew, though in the case of Diana Chaters, the cure is effected without the intervention of a Petruchio
