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He was long dead by these troubled times, having succumbed to the extremes of AIDS in the mid-eighties, to outraged popular disgust, especially amongst his former female admirers
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Sadly, their condition by then was not very good due to damage from candle soot and expectedly, some areas had succumbed to damp, but I was amazed at the depth of the ochre, the rusts and the blues, all given life by the sunbeams streaming in through the apsidal windows
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I had no idea Tdeshi might have succumbed to shonggot at the time so it didn’t connect
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I would have succumbed to the poverty and diseases in my homeland
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succumbed to copious quantities of what Tom’s Granny would have
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Harry went to the far back of the grounds and saw straight away where the earthen levee had succumbed to the river, he then inspected the house proper and was surprised to see that the foundation's piers were remarkably undisturbed
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Yolanda Spelman had succumbed to an incidence of cholera during a trip with her husband to Japan
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Another ten had succumbed to fire and Papa’s men had taken out a further twenty
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Zarko felt guilty, but also glad that he had not succumbed to her charms
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interaction between believers and thus succumbed to
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crosses that marked the graves of those who succumbed and
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His wife had succumbed to his power
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I read on in it he said that Rosie had been transferred to the infirmary but despite the most arduous efforts she had succumbed to the disease that had afflicted her at 10:15hrs on the date of my Courts Martial
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He had succumbed to anger, killed Seraphia and been sent to prison
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Then, after a year in prison, he had succumbed again, attacked Millicent and been sent to the dark room
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I was sad, and I succumbed to the bullying of this demon chicken
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raisins the babies have succumbed to sleepiness, and it is Peggy who
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Through the blockade, and during the weary negotiations for peace, when anarchy reigned in Cuba, the residue of the reconcentrados and hundreds of the lower classes in the cities succumbed to privation
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Whenever I reflect on the ―Holocaust‖ (one of many since the latter half of the twentieth century), I am reminded of how many of its victims succumbed to the loss of life as well as the untold indignities that many individuals were (otherwise) subjected to in one manner or another
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I believe that many of us could use a little bit more of that old-fashioned-styled ―Fire and Brimstone‖ conspicuously absent from today‘s sermons inasmuch as many of our priests have succumbed to politically correct manners inconsistent with church teachings
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“Seems our old friend Frank Collins has succumbed to temptation,” he said thoughtfully
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As it turned out, his assignment to the division came at a most opportune time: Costa Rica had recently succumbed to US pressure insisting that it expand its efforts against cocaine
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To gain conviction against him, Edgar was fighting more than just a highly skilled defense lawyer: also to consider were corrupt judges and public attorneys, all of whom, even the semi-honest, succumbed to political pressure
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Four thousand succumbed to yellow fever, malaria, and snakebite during the construction
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“Enough! I’ve heard enough!” His words startled Truman, who had been going on trance-like with his story – just as he had as a child, talking into the dark until he succumbed to his sleep
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He defeated evil for thousands of years, until he succumbed to old age
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” She succumbed, feeling an empty pit of fear where her stomach should be
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It must have been an additional comfort to the inheritors of this morality tale as they viewed the remains of once viable settled communities that had succumbed simply because the land that they had killed for had refused to support them any longer
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There’s only one place that could be: Candor headquarters, where I succumbed to the truth serum
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The Western Roman Empire lasted about five hundred years and succumbed to the invaders from central Europe
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” Her voice begged as she succumbed to another wave
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recognised her immediately, and succumbed to the same unusual
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Having almost succumbed to the veil of weariness that had
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They were presumed to have succumbed to some freak accident, but the bodies were never found
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he succumbed to his injuries
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Jiva, I had noticed in dread, had already succumbed to her wounds, but as I saw her chest lift up and down ever so slightly, I knew in my soul that she would be okay
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felonious activities are not practices of which I make a habit, but I have succumbed to the
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Back in Tarrasa, Roger succumbed to the stress that normally accompanies and scourges candidates for a doctoral degree after they finish writing their dissertation
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He succumbed, instead, to bitterness and anger, and then yelled at her in reaction to some comments she made about her new life
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Agatha’s husband succumbed to heavy drinking, winding up in jail for driving under the influence of alcohol, lost his job and much weight, abandoned his children and fell into a life of debauchery
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friends had succumbed to the cold of the night
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Unpredictably, I had been forced to rent a still larger house from our realtor (owner was a Coast Guard CDR in Alaska who was lowering the price by several grand per month until it sold in April 1992), so when Will succumbed to homesickness at Christmas time, we had plenty of room for him while he attended UConn’s Avery Point branch in Groton spring and summer semesters before daring to live in the notorious Jungle on the Storrs campus that Fall
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Selma told me that Paul succumbed to the
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succumbed to Roman arms, it would have fallen to Roman culture as a result of the non-Jewish population and the then-equivalent of today’s culturally suicidal Jewish Left
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Earlier, his Philistine wife had used the same ploy to get him to reveal the answer to a riddle and he had succumbed, but vice being what it is, tends to spring the same trap time and again
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circumstances, she succumbed to the infantile Leftism that was as prevalent as the
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Fire tracked through his thoughts as they had the first time he’d met Gelahn, the first time he’d succumbed to him
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Palms that had been planted or taken root closer and lower than that would have succumbed to the stronger surge of the current that was apparent as it swirled around and through the tightly tied flotilla
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that would have succumbed to the stronger surge of the current that was apparent as it swirled
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Lorna regained consciousness during the night, asked groggily for some yoghurt and the whereabouts of Rick, and then succumbed to the drugs that would keep her sedated for a few days because of the concussion she had suffered from fall on the hard cement
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”2 It is surprising that so many people, several of whom have achieved high positions in politics, business, labor, and entertainment have succumbed to the sugary, superficial tenets of the Socialism idea and have worked hard to subvert the system of Capitalism
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withered underground city, that had succumbed to the rot of
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needs and we tirelessly succumbed to its wishes, so we could gradually regain
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Trying to re-establish the pre-war passenger traffic across the Atlantic, some of the older ships which had not succumbed to the ravages of war were bought back from the new owners, then refurbished
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Beatrice was concerned that her hair succumbed under the effects of water and protected herself with a jacket which placed on her head
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Many gargoyles succumbed to their wounds and fell lifeless to the obsidian cobbles
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Their reactions were diverse; my sisters and Salome celebrated the fact, on the other hand, the old woman scowled in signs of concern and each day, in the early hours of the morning, covered me with sermons about the proper use of the occult arts and told me a lot of stories about characters who had succumbed under the effect of poorly made sorcery
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Once on the islands – mere date-palm-speckled sandbars about twenty kilometres off shore, Duff succumbed to dysentery and returned to Sfax, leaving us to enjoy paradise
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Alas, so many more succumbed than those few Who returned with me
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Red Fox’s body had now succumbed to the toxins of the water, and was being feasted on by the mermaid; all that was left on the rocks were traces of blood and bones
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Indeed they had, they had defeated a forest monster that only the legends had talked about the way it swallowed men whole, or the way many armies had succumbed to its powers
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His little one has been taken from him, fallen ill and succumbed to death
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It had been an indulgence of the last but one CEO, who had succumbed to a slick sales pitch and bought the system, high definition colour monitors and all, without the knowledge of Charlie Norton
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Jonathan had seen Philip in this state only once before, the day his sister Jen succumbed to the non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma she’d endured for more than three years
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The thought had come earlier on that perhaps spontaneity would be best in this situation and Adrian had succumbed to it
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For a while he succumbed to his doubting depression but eventually rallied his faith and courage
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Stone succumbed to the negative thoughts and relaxed his efforts? Not for a
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At the time of the arrival of this group the nine apostles, at least the majority of them, had succumbed to their old temptation -- that of discussing who should be greatest in the coming kingdom; they were busily arguing about the probable positions which would be assigned the individual apostles
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In 15 minutes, they watched him on the room’s TV telling the assembled crowd of Press and Detectives that Cale Snowden had succumbed to his injuries, passing away at 2:45 AM of respiratory failure
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When Valerius struck from the rear, the desperate strokes of the Cimmerian might well wipe his rival out of existence before he himself succumbed
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―J… Y…? J… Y…?‖ He had no realization that the faithful beast was—and had been—at his side since he succumbed to the venom induced trance
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He went on to say that his sister spiraled down the dark path of alcoholism, which he felt was brought on by the severe depression she had succumbed to
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He says she would have succumbed to the treatment, not from any cancer
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The beings who have succumbed to this outside influence will be gone when these true beings make their presence known
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The Federation succumbed to political pressure and had me recalled
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His youngest daughter succumbed to her wounds this morning and died
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In a few minutes he stopped quaking and his body succumbed to a dismal uneasy sleep
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Liz Bywater, who is President of Bywater Consulting Group, had added some reasoning to why our society has succumbed to being overworked
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Taraka had killed him, but later succumbed to his injuries
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Her laugh had taken on the tones of an organ, her breasts had succumbed to the tedium of endless caressing, her stomach and her thighs had been the victims of her irrevocable fate as a shared woman, but her heart grew old without bitter-ness
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The men who were work-ing along the rows felt possessed by a strange fascina-tion, menaced by some invisible danger, and many succumbed to a terrible desire to weep
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The outsiders, of course, thought that Remedios the Beauty had finally succumbed to her irrevocable fate of a queen bee and that her family was trying to save her honor with that tale of levitation
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Even Colonel Gerineldo Márquez, who escaped three attempts on his life, survived five wounds, and emerged unscathed from innumerable battles, succumbed to that atrocious siege of waiting and sank into the miserable defeat of old age, thinking of Amaranta among the diamond-shaped patches of light in a bor-rowed house
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But when they saw themselves alone in the house they succumbed to the delirium of lovers who were making up for lost time
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mother succumbed to cancer
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Too many have succumbed to cancer and other illnesses and there is no end in sight to the pain and suffering that the introduction of the 48
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After several minutes of silence, a violent tremble deep in her body signaled the origination of a new vision at this most inconvenient time, even though her guest was unaware of the transformation, and captured her mind without a struggle as she succumbed to the dominant force
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If it wasn't for her love and affection, I would've probably succumbed to the many unhealthy temptations every young man encounters in life�
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As Yang imminently succumbed to the wave�s vicious force, Mitchell held a large rock that he could barely palm, in his right hand
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sheets, and finally succumbed to his curiosity and opened his eyes
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However, the enemy at home was not the colonial master who eventually succumbed to the demands of an overwhelming crowd on the streets, be it in and around Trafalgar Square or along Sir Edwin Lutyen’s central parade in New Delhi
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She could have easily given up hope, succumbed to the enormity of the situation and retreated into a helpless depression
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A quick search showed everyone else had succumbed to the anesthetic, and was out cold
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Max had succumbed to hypothermia and slipped below the surface
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Could it be that Homo sapiens hunted their near-relatives the Neanderthals into extinction? Were they one of the most potent killing forces the world had ever seen? Or were there other explanations for numerous animal extinctions? Perhaps the Neanderthals inter-bred with Homo sapiens, or maybe they weren’t a separate species as has been claimed, or perhaps they succumbed to another killer, such as disease
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Now facing three opponents who individually overmatched him, the Celestial succumbed under the combined blows of the Balors and the flames from the Dragon after a hopeless fight that took less than half a minute
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Entire families succumbed to the agony and anguish of boils, blisters and buboes; fever, diarrhea, vomiting, hemorraging, coughing; and rotting, liquified tissues
