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1. Once i was ministering in the area where bubonic plague was rife

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2. ‘She has been recognised by several people since then and I daresay the gossip in Sulis Min has been rife on the subject

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3. Had someone noticed something was going on and mentioned it locally? These rural places were rife with gossip – anyone with a juicy bit of surmise would doubtless have passed it on

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4. We sat to with a will and had soon reduced the box to splinters looking at the pile of chopped wood we had there was quite a bit but we knew that here on the peninsula you had to be careful as pilfering was rife especially something like wood

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5. The police say that there has been a drastic rise in the number of protests over the last two days, and social media sites are rife with public outrage

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6. Speculation in this community is rife

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7. But psychologically, the moment was rife with possibilities

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8. Still, every time he thought the psychological moment was rife to hit him with the punch line, a new twist, a new curveball got thrown at him

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9. “Look at me!” he said hoarsely, his voice rife with indignation

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10. Readings from other histories are rife with the rivalries of ruling families within which competition and conflict regarding succession of leadership are a major concern, especially in the beginning of dynasties

11. thieves and criminals, and the town is rife with murder and

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12. news is that this particular industry is rife with scammers

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13. Embezzlement is not just happening to rich investors, and is arguably rife in small growth

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14. It is obvious that rough arm tactics, bribery and extortion were rife

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15. tion because they’re rife with dark matter yet all but devoid of ordinary star-

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16. Bullying was rife, and self appointed tough guys regularly gave juniors they suspected of being queer, a lesson in manliness that left the boy traumatised, depressed and fearful

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17. Members of Parliament were daily exposed as corrupt, abortion was rife, sodomy was legal, and profit-at-any-cost had become the new religion

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18. in some areas of the press and conjecture is running rife

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19. It was a poor area in which unemployment was rife

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20. The city was rife with tales of the princely sums the milliners were paying for suitable artefacts and, with the Autumn Ball so soon, these prices would now be at their peak, especially now that truly extraordinary items were well nigh impossible to obtain

21. As objective man , He is the mysterious (to the profane-- the ever invisible, yet ever present) Personage, about whom legends are rife in

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22. I chatted with an American Sergeant and told him my story; the guy listened carefully then took me to meet his Captain who told me that I should wait for the final push to Berlin and then find out where the war crimes tribunal would be sitting as there was bound to be a tribunal as the stories of Nazi atrocities were rife

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23. The going was rife with detours—bogs, quicksand, clumps of trees so thick that passage was impossible… and water

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24. that are already rife with corruption

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25. in search of a new life, only to find the frontier rife with bigotry

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26. I can appreciate irony; my life is rife with the stuff

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27. There is something within us that is new, even in this universe rife with life: a personal pattern toward

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28. in our anger, and our collective unconscious is rife with that confusion

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29. Many paedophiles and criminals are involved, prostitution of young girls and boys is rife

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30. They are rife with contradictions that unbalance us; they

31. Capitalism is rife with

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32. nevertheless find that the universe is rife with sense data; that myriad

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33. education is rife with them

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34. The Malay/Thai border was rife with violence and unrest, which suited him

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35. Rife with profiles from a wide variety of industries, The New

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36. conformities clear intervention forming nuclear societies where inequalities are rife with

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37. Rife with it, one world was,

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38. turns devilish if he is rife with demoniacal inclinations

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39. The tomb robberies were most rife long before the sand encroached on the Necropolis’s forgotten majesty, between 1075BC and 945BC

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40. Corruption and deception are rife here in Thailand

41. Then he had a bright idea, for seaweed was floating rife

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42. “What’re you doing?” he asked, his face rife with confusion

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43. The symptoms he had seen in action many times at the Roostertail; the Rave culture, which attracted the same intellectuals who drank lager straight from the can, wore string vests and partied all night in Ibiza, seemed to be rife with the ailments about which he had been studying

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44. In any case, the rumors were rife and on the lips of even the koshari sellers outside my workshop

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45. Favoritism, nepotism, corruption, office politics, etc, were just as rife in these small companies as it is now in large corporations

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46. Like the New Testament, the Quran is rife with verifiable error that proves it is the

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47. rife with blatant deception and compounded error and ignorance

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48. and the New Age are rife with error caused by undue reliance upon the assertions of religions and

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49. mystery schools and the so-called New Age are rife with error

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50. With that thought in mind, understand that religion is rife with error and deception

51. other historical documents and research have shown that the New Testament is rife with historical and

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52. more telling is the fact that the New Testament is rife with geographical and other errors that prove

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53. including astrology, is rife with error and delusion flowing from misinterpretation of the four

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54. He looked down at me and before he even spoke I could see the worried tension that his face was rife with

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55. It is obvious through casual observation that money, religion and politics are inseparable and rife

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56. the trance & dance rooms of today, where broken knowledge & idle chit-chat is rife, I wonder

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57. The area now rife with shadows, Scott thought that he could see things passing by the front of his cell

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58. Fields of high corn rustled on a warm breeze rife with tumbling dandelion seeds

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59. Around them, trees, tall and silent under an early morning sky rife with stars

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60. In judging of Ante-Nicene doctrines it is necessary to remember the warning of all the apostles that even in their own life-time the 'mystery of iniquity’ already wrought; that the age was signally ignorant of the sacred writings, and rife with the spirit of priestcraft, magic, and apostasy

61. (5) In the days of Isaiah the prophet the practice of 'seeking to the dead,’ forbidden by the Mosaic law, was rife in the degraded state of the nation (Isaiah viii

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62. Forums are often rife

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63. Hopefully, the material in this book will provide an introduction to a process that could eventually lead to real and lasting change in the way things are; moving from a world of rife with the ravages of ignorance and intolerance to one of greater tolerance for diversity and increased appreciation for the differences that make up the incredible tapestry of humankind; a world of greater and sufficient wisdom

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64. Wherever we may think of such speculations, we can hardly deny that they have been more rife in this generation than in any other; and whither they are tending, who can predict?

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65. rife with long silences and loudly whispered lines from offstage

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66. Ignatius Gallaher puffed thoughtfully at his cigar and then, in a calm historian's tone, he proceeded to sketch for his friend some pictures of the corruption which was rife abroad

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67. Meanwhile, corruption was rife

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68. Meanwhile, corruption was rife

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69. “All the same, the guild controls the city, and we have decided that no one can enter while the plague is rife

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70. The speculation has been rife, fingers pointed at the police, at Kamal Abdic, at Scott

71. Agricultural dysfunction is rife within these parts of the world and the result is ecological and social destruction

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72. Before fingers started pointing and corruption was rife

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73. People are understandably reluctant to get involved in an area rife with unseen dangers

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74. It was an artsy village on a very famous hill that was rife with cafés, street musicians, and landmarks, especially la Basilique du Sacré Coeur, a church with an unparalleled view of Paris out to the horizon

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75. All corporations and all investors might fare poorly if the areas in which they are located are rife with political instability and physical violence

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76. Thoughts were rife in the air, in fact

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77. They are rife with seeming scandal, if one can read beyond the redacted segments

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78. I love to see that Nature is so rife with life that myriads can be afforded to be sacrificed and suffered to prey on one another; that tender organizations can be so serenely squashed out of existence like pulp—tadpoles which herons gobble up, and tortoises and toads run over in the road; and that sometimes it has rained flesh and blood! With the liability to accident, we must see how little account is to be made of it

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79. Throughout the whole army and at headquarters most joyful though erroneous rumors were rife of the imaginary approach of columns from Russia, of some victory gained by the Austrians, and of the retreat of the frightened Bonaparte

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80. Trescott, who compels admiration by his fine, straightforward course, takes his wife to a small Missouri town, where Southern prejudice is still rife and laws are lax, and where feeling is bitter against the uncle of Constance, the absentee landowner, who has sent Trescott to represent him in enforcing evictions from a tract of land to which he claims ownership