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Red brought up her grenade, ready to activate it
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Johnny brought up his hand to the earpiece, it must have broken during the fight because he couldn’t hear Ackers whining and yelling at him
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She figured she should inform Ava when she brought up the last backup of his home
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was healing my sick soul and brought up my faith in His Word
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Renderings of the most probable species of brush were brought up
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They found his address dead, brought up a view from the geosynchronous and found he had almost nine hours remaining of darkness down there on the ground
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I realize there are minor things that need to be discussed and have brought up such in
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The Haad Licence was brought up
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I wondered how these two men had been brought up
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What he did know was that he hadn't been brought up formally before the Haadij and/or the Council of Faith and Doctrine on charges of trespassing in the woman's universe
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He brought up a diagnostic screen, Diam couldn't see them from his direction, and Bahkmar tried to be as attentive as Diam said, without preamble, "It has been brought to my attention that you are not in favor of the council's decision?"
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The only child of her parents, she was brought up in the east of the country
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"Yeah, maybe it is the threat of loneliness you brought up, but the social situation in Yoonbarla wasn't helping me
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'My folks are staunch Catholics and now they're demanding their expected grandchild to be christened and brought up a Catholic
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Rah led the third squad, his group brought up the rear guard
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He came from a very pleasant family with a father who worked hard and diligently and with a mother who stayed at home and brought up her children until they were old enough to attend the local senior school
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when these things were brought up to you
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Thom went to his scope and brought up the old settings
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To the grave and desperate disappointment of both the young man and his mother, the young ladies behaved perfectly because they had all been brought up properly by respectably stage struck parents, each of them agreeing immediately to the request for a bit of a scrub at the washtub
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Now he brought up a vector field over all the nearby objects large enough to possibly harbor condensates
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He brought up some of the plots from entanglement in their own veron store
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Simon puts the phone down and turns to me, ‘You know, Anna, I thought you would have brought up your son to respect his elders and betters!’
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While they were gone Alfred and Elmore brought up the current element balances and what form they were in
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“Yes sir,” Heymon said, and brought up a one-sided screen to send off that note
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Archibald was brought up with the greatest of care
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While she passed thru the house, she brought up a few screens and checked to see if anything had changed
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I had something of a scene with Katie when I brought up the subject of them all staying together in the one room and not wandering off on their own
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'Ali stays in Ish's house now, so he will be brought up well anyway
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Poor old Bunty! She's got a job where she's valued and respected, a home and life which she enjoys and has to ditch the lot to go home to look after her parents … but it is what she was brought up to see as her duty and, as an unmarried daughter, an automatic process
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they had all been brought up properly by respectably stage struck
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‘My belief is that she had been brought up to believe that women shouldn't enjoy sex and that her discovery that she did horrified her
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Under White Feathers care the lad had been brought up and taught nearly identically to the upbringing Harry and his sisters received from George and Belle
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She brought up older things that were more famous in the media
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I brought up the fact that Homecoming was coming up and Roman should
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His father brought up lumber from another pile and framed an opening into the floor beams over the covered hole in the ground
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Mental images of the immediate future, premonitions based on the reality of cold blood, are stopped in their tracks, are brought up short in the sudden confluence of bodies in a courtyard
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Oh he agreed she would have been different in some ways because of how and where she was brought up
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But then Venna was brought up in the same city, but outside the Kassikan
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He could not imagine how foreign that must be, brought up in a culture from another star, especially one as savage as the one in her childhood
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She figured it was okay that Alex had brought up the smell of roses, even though she didn't understand why she’d smelt it
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Even the unused book he’d brought up to practice with was here, along with the empty bottle they brought the yaag in
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Johnson brought up the NN’s search
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My boss on his own brought up the issue and he said you know I've been thinking about it and you guys can take an hour for lunch but please try and keep it right at the hour
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How many of us were brought up with the
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Shakespeare was born and brought up in Stratford-upon-Avon
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In foundling hospitals, and among the children brought up by parish charities, the mortality is still greater than among those of the common people
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She found the worst, they had been encapsulated for eleven years, since before Delos brought up his numbers
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They had over-traded a little, and had brought upon themselves that loss, or at least that diminution of profit, which, in this particular business, never fails to attend the smallest degree of over-trading
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Mary Standard was a good woman who had been brought up with the normal set of values in her society that had been passed down from generation to generation
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Yes, I was born a city boy, but my circumstances were rather unusual I’ve come to learn since I was simultaneously brought up as a country boy
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During the meal the king casually brought up the topic of the special project he had in mind for Zarko to oversee
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Remember, Annie was brought up in the church and she knows the
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The distress which, in years of scarcity, the strict execution of those laws might have brought upon the people, would probably have been very great ; but, upon such occasions, its execution was generally suspended by temporary statutes, which permitted, for a limited time, the importation of foreign corn
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“I should tell you the same thing I had to tell Liulfr: that I could have you brought up on charges of espionage for that
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During the chat, I somehow brought up the subject about religion and prayers
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The subject of grades is brought up, and the seniors assure the freshmen that they are in good hands
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The chair’s arm presented a control panel, the red button brought up an HDU display and menu for music or film
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The distress which these accumulated claims brought upon them, obliged them not only to reduce all at once their dividend to six per cent
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Sebastian started and brought up his gun immediately, but Aspen raised an arm, warning him off
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“How dare you turn up dressed that way I’ve a good mind to have you slung in a cell and brought up on charges? Well what have you got to say in your defence and it had better be good?” I could feel the black mood begin to descend on me but I thought careful you could be shot for clouting a fucking wind bag like this Captain so I said
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that it rent his very seed and brought upon the Nightchild bloodline what is known today as, The
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adopted and brought up by his paternal grandmother, who was
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“You are not bloody joking this is no place for a well brought up young man like me to be”, and we grinned at each other
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I was brought up Catholic too, of course, and visited my church every day
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She had worked as a nurse and brought up Wendy people thinking that she was a war widow and never asking any more questions
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In one moment of callous stupidity, he had brought up the abortion and had asked her if it was since then that she had felt distant from him
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There were wonderful memories brought up that he could so much enjoy; those days of his inexperience, a journey of discovery and the desire for this again
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He was a small time hood, never brought up on any big-time charges, just mainly
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He was the headline that sold the newspapers, the story that brought up the ratings, the main attraction — he was the owner of the back yard! (And, I’m quite certain that he is in the Guinness World Records book for the most demon possessed chicken in the world, 1992)
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and had brought up a great many children, and she was considered
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brought up old memories--Miss Bennett lifted the cover by its loop of
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I needed twenty percent down so I sold my welding truck I had brought up form Victorville
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“And he came to Nazareth, where he had been brought up: and, as his custom was, he went into the on the day, and stood up for to read” (Luke 4:16)
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And he came to Nazareth, where he had been brought up: and, as his was, he went into the synagogue on the , and stood up for to read” (Luke 4:14-16)
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One afternoon this week, the boy conveyed to his mother what was foremost on his mind regarding a subject brought up by his teacher in class; that this teacher, we did not ask her name, stated that anyone killing an animal would ―go to Hell
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After several tantrums of head tossing, impatient snorts and anxious hoof stomps, he reluctantly submitted to her will, and they returned to La Hacienda in a walk that she brought up to a gentle trot
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When she had settled down in the chair that day in the small New Age store, the last thing Teri had expected was to have the Eagle dream brought up
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Though she was not a regular church-goer, Teri had been brought up to honor the faith of her nation's Fathers and had respect for the stability and decency of religion as she understood it
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Pulling out into traffic, Fred again brought up the topic of the caves of Majorca
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It has been invoked many times, throughout the Cold War and after, as an argument for why the US should always be a superpower and involved whenever the amorphous idea of “national security” is brought up
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What could she have brought up from the lake bottom, he puzzled, utterly fascinated
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Mark had a wild look upon himself, a look that had been born out of the gang wars of Newtown and Handsworth that he was brought up in
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Colling and the other four men brought up the rear in a ¾ -ton weapons carrier
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He hoped that they would make it back, become friends, and Hilderich would forgive him for the misfortunes brought upon him
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The smell of the battlefield was brought up from memory
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As the companions approached, the knight brought up his
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Next to the fireplace were a washbowl and a kettle of tepid water that Elizabeth had apparently heated in the kitchen and brought upstairs to their room
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I was brought up on the Marx Brothers and The Goons so I’m probably not the best person to help the modern generation
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She would have said more but was overwhelmed by the feelings her words brought up inside of her
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Having been brought up on Real Ale[6], Scrumpy[7], French and South African wines I may have something to offer or I may be severely prejudiced
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“In his Bull he bewails the sins of Christendom that had brought upon them the scourge that was the occasion of his invitation
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Laino looked away for a moment and she instantly regretted having brought up that subject
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In the cellar beneath the galley, she found some food that she brought up in the galley and squashed on a plate with some water
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- Why are you so angry with them? she asked now that he had brought up the subject himself
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Ebira fell silent and Enilia brimmed with tears when Ebira’s words brought up all of her own emotions
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3 And his men who were with him David brought up, every man with his household, and they dwelt in the cities of Hebron
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6 Whereas I have not dwelt in any house since the time that I brought up the children of Israel out of Egypt, even to this day, but have
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13 And he brought up from then the bones of Saul and the bones of Jonathan his son; and they gathered the bones of those who were
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’ We have been brought up as though all that matters is ourselves
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4 And they brought up the Ark of the Lord, and the tabernacle of the congregation, and all the holy vessels that were in the tabernacle,
