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Although nothing special really, and having seen some rather more striking ones since then, these still stick in my mind
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I stained to hear the bat striking the ball
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This girl was striking though
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I could feel the old anger rising again, like a cobra, swaying gently, fixing its prey with a striking eye
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"They saw the code for that virus as a missile striking at the speed of light," Herndon recited their propaganda
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He turned to them and there was a look of such joy on his face, the transformation was striking
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I hear more projectiles striking the trees around us
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How tempting was that! Put this all behind her, leave the most party of all worlds for one of the least? True, there would still be yaag available, but did she want to be that out of place? Did she know him that well? She was committing to a relationship of decades or striking out on her own into the unknown to leave him
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Without a word, Berndt turns along a trackway skirting the edge of Gloster, leaving the town on our right and striking across the valley towards the river
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Kai stopped, and then he stepped forward and bowed formally striking his chest with his large fist
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Rayne turned and scanned the entire surrounding area; then she stepped forward and bowed to the assembled group, striking her chest once, as she had seen First Kai do
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" He overlaid the view with the same chart he had shown earlier with the raw activity levels, the lower level of activity in the targeted rock was striking
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only way to secure peace was by striking fear into the hearts of his
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whore, play with me,' Mama said as he danced around Ali, just out of the striking
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I scribble down her address then, striking while the iron is hot
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Inspiration striking, he drew closer to the other two and asked,
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“It’s the bridge, isn’t it?” Tom asked, inspiration striking
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Even from a distance she was rather striking
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She remembered him, of course, from their past commerce in the town, and was fondly reminded how striking a figure he had always been, even as a lad
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striking an intrusive chord in the holiday song
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Suddenly, the void shone a bright light, striking Justice in the stomach and imprinting his image into the doors like a woodcut, where he remained forever, and the light spread across the universe faster than time itself, and everything turned white
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What a striking difference from Elphon! Altreena was a planet where everything was made easy physically, but on Elphon everything was hard
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“Yeah, not allowing a ball in fair territory, striking out nine in a row, real
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Those with their weapons held in Whimly's direction spun, striking out as they moved
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Plush, black rolls of fur covered her shoulders and neck, a striking contrast to her lips which were painted dark red
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" I heard the striking of a match
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Too tired to fight, Emily turned and hurried on while behind her the air was rent with thunder as Tetloan began striking the invading soldiers
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There was another flurry of shots and Janice could see the bullets striking the other men
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She moved with impossible speed, her glowing blue fists striking out with incredible destructive power
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It took only a couple quick strides of his long legs and Adros was in striking range
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Rag’nerack was within striking range when the scene turned to utter chaos, and not at all the type he had expected
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As for Vorous, he was a striking youth of twenty years or so
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Delvin certainly saw her as much, attributing to her presence a striking shift in fortune and a pal-DRAFT
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arity at the waving Legion colors set against the striking towers
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It was a decent size and she thought it might serve as a good striking weapon
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Striking a balance between work and play is still considered the ideal,
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His features were classically Imperial, dusky and striking
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He watched with amazement and confusion as it was replaced with that of a much younger dark-haired man, the same striking eyes of slate and tanned complexion
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But given this as an apparent matter of life and death…how could she have hidden it so? More striking yet, how could she bear that brilliantly warm smile amid it all? How could anyone shoulder a burden like that alone?
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She realized that the quality so often striking her as arrogance was something else entirely
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“Okay, you can only see the napkin because it reflects light striking it from the lamp up there
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I want to know which side of their heads they part their hair before the Huntress gets to within striking distance!”
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His reaction to this was striking enough
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While some dismissed it as a trifling detail, of no real concern to their desired status quo, it was a striking development to this agent
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Yet despite this striking appearance his demeanour remained respectful, and his voice was shot through with soft humility
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The sun was bright in the sky, fierce against the striking blue backdrop
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There was a haze lingering about as well, one that softened the rich colors of the Rift’s foliage normally brown and striking green - but she paid it no mind
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His eyes, a striking green, had a thoughtful expression to them
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the palm of the hand, with the palm being the backup or secondary striking
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In technique and form, Shootfighting is a mix of striking and grappling
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The hand speed in Kempo comes from something known as “speed striking”
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The speed striking in Kempo takes many years to master
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The main exercise where speed striking will really come into play is with sparring
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sparring, the faster he will develop in the art of speed striking
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It is one of the fastest striking martial arts in existence, although it
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Now I was in front of the neighboring house and had managed to keep the face-eaters out of striking distance, but there was a cluster of six standing ahead of me under a tree, blocking the sidewalk and my path
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Some of the freaks were taking curious steps toward me, and I sped up my process, pulling the matches and striking one to life
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He blew off in her suddenly, hotly, violently, the thick stream striking her inner body in such quantities that it caused her to have a second orgasm which was even better than the first
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The boy got his body turned about somehow and now his hard cock was striking her tits, slapping at them, poking at them, pounding away at them
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Scott turned to face the doctor so his helmet’s beam was striking the man through his helmet
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They were there but they were not striking at him
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” The man stepped forward whether to remonstrate with her or to grasp her I don’t’ no but before I could move Anne’s hand curled into a fist and she lashed out like a striking snake
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atmosphere there, and it was unique and striking
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They are at war with us, but the Obama administration refuses to go to war with them, even to the extent of striking the word „terrorist" from the official lexicon
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Sam’s body shook and I could hear the bullets striking it with dull thuds I thought I had gotten away with it but then I felt a burning sensation across my thigh as a bullet dug a furrow through it
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I would certainly not like to see what he called unlucky and with a clown like him defending me I could feel the bullets striking home already
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Then I saw a striking woman with grey hair in a kind of chignon come along leaning on a silver topped cane she stopped close by and I looked taking in her hair which was a lovely silver colour and not grey and her neck and head had more than an aristocratic look to them
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Her eyes were the most striking shade of violet and she was quite tall for a woman and very upright and regal in her poise
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Raven’s body moved of its own accord, instinctively forming his hand into a fist, a lower block striking Khan’s leg away just before it landed
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Supreme Court decision striking down all state anti-abortion laws was recently repudiated by the lady known as Roe?
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Bite the Trainer, your Human or anyone else within striking distance when they have the gall to lay a hand on you
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They merely swept past, striking as they gathered speed for the jump
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jump in system, it wasn’t to a position within safe striking distance of T’Chau
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He looked like such an ordinary man, but it was a striking, deliberate ordinariness
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He adopted, however, the moderately wise course of writing to the Press on the subject, and by a striking coincidence, the same week, abundant proof of recent sacrifice arrived by mail from Accra, the reports being voluntarily furnished by eye-witnesses
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The enormous stump with its buttresses and gnarled roots was afterwards set on fire, and when darkness fell on the capital the blazing fetish houses and heaps of rubbish, with the black bodies of the levies as they rushed hither and thither, demolishing walls and throwing fresh fuel on the blazing piles, made a weird and striking scene, that will be long imprinted on the minds of those who witnessed it
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Sheena heard the sound of a match striking and then a soft cough as her friend filled his lungs with smoke
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Ordered into an untenable position, the striking individuality of the American soldier, criticised by some as indiscipline, rose superior to the occasion
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In striking unfairness, a favoured few, myself included, received permission to be present at the ceremony
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Boots striking the rungs told her the men were coming up despite the discomfort
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She moved along the wall, striking as she went, and in most places the wall was sturdy, the noise dying out almost instantly
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Kay complied, striking harder, and again the sound echoed through the room with a hollow reverberation
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Knowledge lacking perspicacity is analogous to striking a book of matches without first understanding the principles of fire
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evolutionary standards of (moral) decency! At some indeterminate juncture, having (nearly) exhausted its loftiest social, cultural and intellectual ideals, a society begins striking diminishing or marginal returns, also understood as the ―law of relative increasing costs
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Addendum to the above: What I refer to as the components of intelligence; that is to say, memory, assimilation, recall and the capacity to reason, may be developed by application and conditioning; although striking diminishing returns at some point
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Since the insurgents had no heavy weapons or access to it they attacked at night striking hard and fast before disappearing into the bushes using knifes and homemade weapons
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Striking randomly is a thorough waste of time and money and creates more insurgents
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It‘s ultimate effects what matter the most! A striking feature that characterizes both institutions lies in the conspicuous manner that both Slave and ―Unborn‖ were/are denied citizenship rights, equal protection under the law, and judicial redress of grievances, not to mention their Natural Rights endowed by God
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…(that is to say) particularly striking to the casual observer is an inability to differentiate between generations whose phonic accents and (ethnic) customs and forms seem to suggest an unwillingness to integrate into the mainstream…
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Striking upwards, his muscles straining with the effort, Thesa reached the surface, gasping for breath, the numbing coldness of the water sucking the air from his lungs and stinging his eyes
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For it is precisely when a force has fallen into harm's way that is capable of striking a blow for victory
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Based on the description of warfare in "The Art of War" and the striking similarity of the text's prose to other works from Warring States period led the modern scholars to place the completion of "The Art of War" in the Warring States Period (476-221 BC)
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Among the film‘s more striking (alluring) scenes displays Ms
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She was striking: tall, slender, graceful and with green eyes
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They were young, shapely Latin beauties, each more striking than the last
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Eyeing the soldiers, Shapeshifter altered the course of her fall, striking with deadly weight as her claws closed around a throat in merciless death-grip
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The most striking words from her are her stance on Iran
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It is quite striking to see how many presidents hailed as supposed our greatest were actually among our worst, and almost as striking to see some of our most disliked among our best in saving lives
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“Yes,” he said, striking a pose, “I believe we do
