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reinforced
1. As they walked down the white, sterile hallway, the three started to pass rooms on either side with reinforced, plastic windows that allowed you to look in
2. reinforced by the sound made by his linen suit trousers as they rubbed over his rough,
3. that reinforced the heavens as imagined by a responsible God
4. In a hospital atmosphere Satan’s diagnosis is constantly reinforced
5. Smith preferred to consider a thought from a familiar set of view points, rolling it across the heavens like thunder, looking at all those aspects of silence and darkness that reinforced the heavens as imagined by a responsible God
6. The chill reinforced his belief that he couldn't believe what Desa told him at face value, the women in this society must have been trained to put on an act that went against their instincts
7. The bargemaster explains in detail to me how the sea floods this area frequently in the winter and how the wasteg has to be reinforced regularly to keep it functioning
8. The chamber of the glass reinforced plastic tank is full of naked skin
9. He has to tone his usual patter down a little, and his sincere belief that fathers should never accompany their teenage daughters in public is suitably reinforced
10. course, it’s been maintained and reinforced several times since then
11. to be reinforced with the same orange sprites that had also been used
12. Buttressing the old granite portico was a wall in reinforced concrete
13. Some parts have had to be hollowed and reinforced
14. ” His words reinforced their own new sense of their abilities and strengths
15. The young girl was instructed on good and bad influences, they reinforced that they were older, and had more knowledge of the world at large
16. And should they fail, beyond them was a pair of massive wooden doors that, when shut, could be easily reinforced and buttressed against any outward aggression
17. Twenty feet in each direction was a grey carbon-fiber reinforced ceramic pillar put in beside the khume, six feet wide and two feet thick
18. Running left to right the entire area was fenced in with steel reinforced concrete blast panels
19. ” The officer’s urgency was reinforced as he placed both hands on the Breton’s shoulders and held her gaze
20. Her discussions with Rikke, Tullius, Maro and even miscellaneous Guild contacts in Riften had reinforced the notion that she would have to go about things by less than conventional means
21. Isin couldn't help but overhear, and reinforced, “You'll not find a mirror aboard any Lascorii ship---unless it's secreted aboard by a sister with self-destructive tendencies
22. Along with steel fibrous concrete there is positive experience of application of glass-fiber reinforced concrete (glass-fiber reinforced cement) that allows reducing additionally weight of constructions
23. The main section, only two stories in height, was square in the front, with thin windows at the second floor, and a wooden door, reinforced with an iron frame, as the only entrance
24. Just being physically human – with all its desires and basic needs – only encouraged these trivial concerns; to then be reinforced by those who claimed to accommodate them but with something to gain, something to sell
25. The final throw of the dice and for that matter order was received by Major Danby and said that at 5:30pm the whole of the line reinforced by four Australian Battalions would fix bayonets and storm Krithia and Achi Baba and breakthrough
26. But since the feed-through has become reinforced those proto- memories will need to be removed
27. “The Turks counter attacked for a few days and we were reinforced by the 2nd and 3rd Battalions and everyone wanted to fight here at ‘Lone Pine’
28. Nano soldiers are a technology, the previous administration decided, which were to remain inactive, stored away in their reinforced lead containers
29. Walls reinforced with lead, and divided into oblong sections
30. “INCOMING!!” Marines echoed the warning down the concrete halls and Hesco barriers of our sandbag reinforced Forward Operating Base
31. Their heads receded, and she only stared up at the reinforced concrete ceiling
32. Her car hit the thick reinforced concrete bridge buttress at seventy kilometres an hour, exploding into a fireball that left little but twisted metal and scorched bones
33. Provided ample opportunities to self-destruct, that child soon acquires disagreeable habits that, reinforced by common attitudes, establishes the rocky foundations of a society populated by lingering, single-minded adolescents who, guided by their own (―exceptional‖) rules of conduct, acquire self-centered and perhaps anti-social points of view devolving into a collection of interchangeable parts reflecting the questionable character of that society‘s lowest forms that must negatively impact its social, cultural and political institutions including schools, churches, political organizations, judicial system, the news media, corporations, all! A free and open society should never impose arbitrary limits or draw uncertain conclusions as to how an individual should (otherwise) think or act however eccentric or unconventional such attitudes may appear; although that society, by example, should seek to broaden exemplary manners and customs essential to the maintenance of proper form if that society hopes to function effectively
34. working environment reinforced by the perception of relaxed professional standards
35. ―automatically,‖ but are conditioned or reinforced, rather, by social customs and practices essential to form
36. ‖ The Conservative Movement, I believe, has yet to fully recognize the vast pool of potential converts, people who are principle conservatives in their everyday lives yet are seemingly unable to define themselves politically because their values are not being properly reinforced by the ―mainstream‖ media or are not being ―targeted‖ by conservative groups, including members of the Hispanic and African American communities, who, aside from their voting ―habits‖, are otherwise socially conservative in many respects
37. …the homes that nurtured them, the schools that instructed them, the churches that reinforced their Faith, the playgrounds where many (oftentimes) played, the institutions where they earned their daily bread…
38. Such propositions are (oftentimes) based on class antagonisms reinforced by common sentiments
39. The hard Left‘s calculated undermining of liberal values and common sense for its own political reasons, reinforced by its own self-loathing, has generated a leery perception of (supposed) Western arrogance and intolerance for other cultures that felicitously plays into the hands of our nation‘s mortal enemies
40. At that stage the Cubans were heavily reinforced with tanks and the latest surface to air missiles and building up forces to attack Namibia directly
41. That having been said, racial attitudes, I believe, are oftentimes reinforced although not necessarily formed in the classroom
42. The worry she’d assigned to recruiting Caroline hardly seemed worth losing a day over, a feeling that was strongly reinforced when she awoke the next morning with a hangover of enormous proportions and an airplane to catch, but the many pieces were in place and maybe in time to prevent a shortage of product
43. I wondered if forensics reinforced that assumption
44. The local police reinforced by the riot squads from London and Glasgow prepared to stand their ground
45. His belief that she was from a different world than his was reinforced one day as they rode in the jeep, when she pointed out some buildings to their right, some distance from the road
46. Watching the TV programme only reinforced his concerns that things weren't getting any better, and LP felt he was becoming a prisoner to an environment spiralling out of control
47. This only reinforced that nothing had changed
48. This would have been a well-understood term of long standing, reinforced by the Egyptian influence during the 450-year stay there
49. It was reinforced when I made the mistake of enrolling her in an Afrikaans-language school, reputedly able to offer better quality education than the English-medium school farther away
50. Then he noticed Sven and Eynochia standing at the wide reinforced glass
