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It is rather touching that Bunty has written something on most of them and even, in places, clipped successive letters from the same woman together
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Each successive grimoire will be better than the previous
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Such successive reductions of the tax, however, though they may not prevent altogether, must certainly retard, more or less, the rise of the value of silver in the European market
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They were introduced to preserve a certain lineal succession, of which the law of primogeniture first gave the idea, and to hinder any part of the original estate from being carried out of the proposed line, either by gift, or device, or alienation; either by the folly, or by the misfortune of any of its successive owners
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They are founded upon the most absurd of all suppositions, the supposition that every successive generation of men have not an equal right to the earth, and to all that it possesses ; but that the property of the present generation should be restrained and regulated according to the fancy of those who died, perhaps five hundred years ago
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It does not, perhaps, relate to the present subject, but I cannot help remarking it, that very old families, such as have possessed some considerable estate from father to son for many successive generations, are very rare in commercial countries
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A militia of any kind, it must be observed, however, which has served for several successive campaigns in the field, becomes in every respect a standing army
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It is only under the shelter of the civil magistrate, that the owner of that valuable property, which is acquired by the labour of many years, or perhaps of many successive generations, can sleep a single night in security
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But during the two years in which their agreement with government was to take place, they were restrained from any further increase of dividend by two successive acts of parliament, of which the object was to enable them to make a speedier progress in the payment of their debts, which were at this time estimated at upwards of six or seven millions sterling
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It is the accumulated expense of several successive generations, laid out upon objects of great beauty and magnificence, indeed, but, in proportion to what they cost, of very small exchangeable value
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In consequence of the notion, that duties upon consumable goods were taxes upon the profits of merchants, those duties have, in some countries, been repeated upon every successive sale of the goods
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In consequence of those different acts, the greater part of the taxes, which before had been anticipated only for a short term of years were rendered perpetual, as a fund for paying, not the capital, but the interest only, of the money which had been borrowed upon them by different successive anticipations
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The opposing lines were marked by successive sheets of flame, and though the advanced Spaniards suffered heavily, no American was killed or wounded and the fight soon subsided, as if by mutual consent
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Young as one ―feels‖ contrary to how one really feels, holding fast to youthful designs and illusory impressions, has undermined our human dignity by its failure to properly complete itself in a manner welcoming every changing phase in our lives as a life (maturing) process injecting vitality and new meaning as it passes through each successive stage offering its own unique rewards while preparing it for the uncertain road that lie ahead
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But each successive path closed off other options
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She was pulling out just a little too far down each successive straight to overcome the pressure differential in clean air
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Sig Sauer then let off four successive shots which hit Ercilia causing to slide as if she were trying to steal second base
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It builds fantastic wealth with total availability through the behavioural change for the production process and use of the resources with elimination of the chain of successive possessions between suppliers and customers
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The moves appeared one by one in successive pronouncements
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In spite of our knowing that the successive strokes are
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Q: Is there a causal link between the successive body-
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thoughts and focused energy by trial and error through a series of successive lives, overcoming
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to legend, that "smile" was handed down by 28 successive masters and much
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According to legend, that "smile" was handed down by 28 successive masters and much later became the origin of Zen
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Rickover pulled the plug on Ingalls’ doing even overhauls, about the time I moved to EB 2/79, because for two successive real time comparisons, NNS had done its contract for $37m; whereas Ingalls’ final number was $62m
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Furthermore, I soon ingratiated myself to Rickover via his Naval Reactor Representative Office (NRRO) reps, by uncovering and reporting two rather large scandals involving two successive Ingalls’ CEOs
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gleamed over successive C with E (F flat) lifetimes
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Through all the successive ages
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It was during these days that there was the largest wave of successive UFO
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Then another and another in a similar manner until all the soldiers had formed up in successive lines, a leader at the head of each
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Were there any windows or crockery under the airplane, which there were not, they would have shattered from the over-pressure and vibration caused by the successive shock waves
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correlations in my book "The Ulysseans" and in a successive one “Hypothesis on Ulysses”
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A shift change eased into the successive realm, polishing things at home and what have you
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"More likely the Rotham trust for the Imperial Military is degenerating with each successive attack by Raidan
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Mainstream Science proposes that the brain integrates the patchy and fragmentary bits of information on the retina available in successive fixations into a stable, detailed model or representation
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They speculate that there may be a progressive diminution in the size of the bubbles in successive universes
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‘The passenger, if he could never leave the train nor alter its pace, would probably consider the passing landscapes as necessarily successive and would be unable to conceive their coexistence
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successive mains interruption
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requests for successive changes, all in the name of improvement, usually have declining
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Stephen Kinzer in his books have written about how the successive democratic governments of United States of America and United Kingdom have overthrown democratically elected government in Iran and many other countries to support interests of their multi-national giants
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Successive governments of independent India have followed the Western model with disastrous results
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Gilead and Alex fired successive volleys of electric missiles at the giant creature
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I’m sorry to disclose that the old books report little more than wave after successive wave of malevolent forces who marauded the Regions of Gaea, oppressing and destroying with rampant abandon
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Llewellyn and his companions fired successive volleys of arrows from their enchanted bows
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A combination with successive numbers (23, 24, 25, 26, 27) has never been
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important to keep in mind, for the efficient speaker not only changes the pitch ofsuccessive syllables but gives adifferent pitch to different parts, or word-groups, of successive sentences
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candidates are presented for each successive Initiation, to ask how they have
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Through all the successive kingdoms, the
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It was fresh and sweet smelling again after successive tides had washed away the last of the debris from yesterday’s debacle
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During each world-period, we are told, there are three successive Lords of the World, and the present holder of the office is already the third
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8 The time-space concept of a mind of material origin is destined to undergo successive enlargements as the conscious and conceiving personality ascends the levels of the universes
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9 Neither is the human self merely the sum of the successive states of consciousness
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And should not mankind, as the centuries pass, come the better to understand the true nature and loving character of the Father in heaven? What profit have you from successive generations of spiritual illumination if you persist in viewing God as Moses and the prophets saw him? I say to you, Jacob, under the bright light of this hour you should see the Father as none of those who have gone before ever beheld him
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It was thus, he concluded, they came to have hegemony over money for successive generations
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Each small successful, and successive increase, adds weight to his own bigger picture
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Her armies’ ranks had swollen with each successive win, no one wanted to be on the losing side and from the power she now exhibited, no one had any doubt that she would annihilate her son, King Luke
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The worshipers passed down the steps leading from the court of Israel to the court of the women while successive blasts were blown upon the silvery trumpets
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And so have successive believing generations lived on earth entertaining the same inspiring but disappointing hope
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" What a sorry sight for successive generations of the professed followers of Jesus to say, regarding their stewardship of divine truth: "Here, Master, is the truth you committed to us a hundred or a thousand years ago
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I have told you it is like the leaven in the dough, like the grain of mustard seed; and now I declare that it is like the seed of the living being, which, from generation to generation, while it remains the same living seed, unfailingly unfolds itself in new manifestations and grows acceptably in channels of new adaptation to the peculiar needs and conditions of each successive generation
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Even the eleven apostles were bewildered by his allusions to future political kingdoms and to successive generations of kingdom believers
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Some of these Jewish believers were beginning to sense that earth's greatest tragedy was about to take place, but they could not reconcile such an impending disaster with either the Master's cheerfully indifferent personal attitude or his forenoon discourse, wherein he repeatedly alluded to the future transactions of the heavenly kingdom, extending over vast stretches of time and embracing relations with many and successive temporal kingdoms on earth
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In this way he sought to prevent successive generations from crystallizing his teaching and binding down his spiritual meanings by the dead chains of tradition and dogma
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It was, indeed and in truth, the will of the Father that his Son should drink to the full the cup of mortal experience, from birth to death, but the Father in heaven had nothing whatever to do with instigating the barbarous behavior of those supposedly civilized human beings who so brutally tortured the Master and so horribly heaped successive indignities upon his nonresisting person
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And thus, in one short life, did Jesus traverse that experience of religious spiritual progression which man begins on earth and ordinarily achieves only at the conclusion of his long sojourn in the spirit training schools of the successive levels of the pre-Paradise career
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The probability that they’ll make successive purchases
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It increased in volume with each successive hit
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For one thing, contrary to Nancy’s typical plans, the pace was too ponderous, with invading troops arriving in many successive waves on too many targets at once
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The lockers were equipped with fingerprint recognition pads activated in turn by each successive user, thus ensuring that nobody would steal her clothes while she was in the operation room
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successive preview of the history of each Church from the first century A
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The fleet then reversed course, heading North at top speed before paying successive visits to the French cities of Strasbourg and Metz, then to the Belgian capital of Brussels and to the Dutch cities of Amsterdam, The Hague and Rotterdam
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The whole arrangement of successive platforms was in turn contained in the center of a large sphere
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His eyes, as of those of his men, popped wide open when the cargo elevator they used stopped and its doors slid open, showing the inside of a cavernous hold: literally hundreds of military vehicles, both wheeled and tracked types, were lined up in successive rows, with enough space between rows to let them circulate around
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My spirit is actually 9,000 years old and I can draw on the memories of 93 successive lives
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She was however more cautious when she applied cream soap to their bodies after two thorough, successive cycles of soaking, scrubbing and rinsing meant to remove the thick coat of grime on the children’s bodies: she didn’t want them to get soap in their eyes, something that would somehow ruin part of the fun
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Ingrid obeyed immediately, imitating Jesus as he dove between the two successive waves of bombers
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that formed by successive angles of refraction
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Without fighter cover, our troops and ships have by now endured four successive waves of attacks by American fighters, plus two waves of dive bombers
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where a straight line is drawn over a few successive lower highs
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Laplante had shown incredible speed and agility in her movements which, allied to her superior reach due to her height for a woman and her expert karate technique, had brought grief to her seven successive opponents, even though those opponents had been no slouches
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� Folding up her night goggles, she was able to look directly through the gun sight and to adjust her fire, bracketing the Schnellboot with five successive bursts
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taught the lie that men ascended via successive corruption of
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Throughout the formative period, between 1815-1880, Indian frontiers were deliberately extended, largely to keep secure their investments, and it is not surprising that threats - real or imaginary - to the security of the sub-continent were a major pre-occupation of successive British Governments for the whole of the 19th century and into the next and India remained the key to British foreign policy at the turn of the century, especially in relation to Imperialism in Africa
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Calling for successive lines of barrage fire, Ingrid made a total of 72 16-inch shells fall on the enemy, with the last two salvoes targeted at the hidden enemy positions behind the hills facing the Marines
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Seeing in a flash a Mig-15 that was turning past a B-26 after putting one of its engines on fire, she turned at the Mig and peppered it with three successive bursts as it came back towards her, cutting off one wing of the enemy jet fighter on the third burst and sending it spiraling downward
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‘’This question of successive withdrawals is actually one of the aspects of this war that is strongly interesting my commission, Colonel
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on to successive generations
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The shells, grazing the ground and then ricocheting off the dirt like flat stones on the surface of a pond or lake, tore through successive human bodies, creating instant mass butchery among the packed assault wave
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He showed great skills in checking successive Soviet thrusts and imposed delays on the westward advance of the Russian armies
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But when successive Allied blows brought the war nearer to the Italian homeland, the people turned on and ousted Mussolini
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Then, after the successive deaths of both Major Crawford and of Nancy Laplante, Ingrid Weiss, who had gained American citizenship via her secret adoption, was pardoned from the Tower of London and married a young American Marine Corps officer, Major Kenneth Dows, accompanying him to his new post in the Philippines in the Summer of 1941
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I have diagnosed three successive attacks