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Drivers flashed their lights and drove through without a look in the old man’s direction
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Whenever I hint that we ought to stop seeing each other she gets all upset and I can’t go through with it
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and as the raiment of those that are slain, thrust through with a sword,
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CARRIE: The fact that she wanted to go through with filing the charges, the medical examination, and the embarrassment that she knew was inevitable as a result of a rape trial
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Barns, are you through with the witness?
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‘Lintze, Berndt … you are certain that you want to go through with this, aren’t you?’ he asked, looking at both of us in turn
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She was his little princess, his little starlet, and he simply couldn’t mean to go through with his threat from the party
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She had a vague and hazy image in her head of one of her early ancestors running his opponents through with a large sword, and in her more candid moments she secretly approved of this approach
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‘You’ve told him? Yippee! That means you’re really intending to go through with it!’
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We owe it to her to go through with it now
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simply couldn’t mean to go through with his threat from the party
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of one of her early ancestors running his opponents through with a
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through without the informal and friendly chat that protocol
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"It would be a sin not to go through with what she started
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" She was remembering the pain she’d gone through with Jason's birth
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through with my mother- only the acts described in the book were things my mom
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Scotty came through with flying colors, keeping intact his impeccable
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Gem watched the reels for hours, and it was always the same; never once did he make it through without pausing at her pod, to stare at her as she slept
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‘When I get through with you,’ he snarled as he led
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really think he didn’t believe they’d go through with it,
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have the strength to go through with it
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If Vasy was already asleep by the time Theoton was through with business and dining, he’d come into the nursery, kiss his son’s cheek tenderly, then turn his attention to Nerissa
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This will carry you through with grace and certainty
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But it may be a while before you reach a big breakthrough with your
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You need to think twice before going through with your choice
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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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Even as nine o’clock approached, she was not quite certain if she intended to go through with the arrangement
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She instantly made up her mind that she was going through with her earlier plans
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If Maria came through with any clue at all, he would have additional support for his request to Security to allow an official search for Sloan
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Everyone hurried through after her, Kate and Amanda struggling a little to drag Melissa through without dropping her
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“We had to be enthusiastic to go through with this
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Eventually it gets to the stage were you can’t even drink water without it coming out your ass in a kind of slime laced through with blood
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I did what I had to do, and so its through without exemption
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Some of the crewmembers decided they were through with
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“I can’t let you go through with this, Carmen
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“Those awful rogues Ironbristles and Ramrod used to threaten that Dave’r would run us through with his knife if we weren’t fit for sea
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Larkey reached the final longboat and hoisted Longleaf within, through with what power, she did not know
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Hollowcrest strode through with his men marching behind him
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through withered leaves; there were Norfolk biffins, squab and swarthy,
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Broshee stood her ground as the dog snarled at her, not yet confident enough to follow through with its attack, its hard yellow eyes watching her every movement
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"You'll soon loose that sparkle of fight when the Preceptor gets through with you
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Maybe you can come through with Marco and Josie?’
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Every time William considered leaving that very afternoon he felt a hesitation to go through with it
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"We'll borrow Stan's terrier and send 'im through with a piece o’ string tied round ‘is neck," Uncle Hobart said over my shoulder
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But as president he followed through with the bio-chemical ban begun by Nixon
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through with the Tough Love approach to the problem
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The cloth she lay upon was soaked through with the sour repugnance of rotted vegetables
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I had thought I was through with long treatments and IVs
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Caroline actually enjoyed the pain of being entered the first time and was swept through with multiple orgasm
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Immediately in the aftermath of 9-11, the Patriot Act was rammed through with one of the fastest votes in US history given how complex the law was
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My question wasn’t left unanswered for too long, since I suddenly saw the demon form of Novorski being shot through with a couple of harpoon-like sharp things, from which a run of cables seemed to disappear into the night
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They were waved through without any inspection
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Whatever, that’s supposed to be stew? Mott, save us the trouble and run us through with a sword right here were we sit
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Have you ever felt really stressed about something, only to see the stress vanish when you talk the situation through with a friend?
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Then he carried through with it half believingly, and then rapidly and without further ado, and in some confusion, took his beer out to the other room
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The room began to rotate, her vision washed through with red and she felt herself at the point of passing out
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Speaking gently, Kwonowski continued, telling Colling that the sergeant had said that it appeared that the NKVD was through with the blonde woman, and that she would be sent to the east within the next few days
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If you are through with us, I would suggest you leave us in peace
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Within a few days, he would be in a Soviet prison somewhere, and sometime after that when they were through with him, a bullet to the back of the neck
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But that was the last straw! Even the Romans were through with that crazy persecutor
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and not the person you are concerned about!! Fol ow through with
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But, at the end, by the time Jasper got through with him, he was separated from a few thousand
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I remember thinking at the time how could those people go through with so final an act of capitulation with nature‘s rugged beauty on display for all to marvel and contemplate
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Tommy, too, revelled in the breakthrough with Johnny
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Then said Saul to his armour bearer, Draw your sword, and thrust me through with it; lest these uncircumcised come and abuse me;
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scowling lip was pierced through with a silver hoop
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He turned up the marriage service and got through with it, but the bride never felt quite properly married for the rest of her life
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She must go through with it, but she no longer had enthusiasm to sustain her
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Num 24:8 God brought him forth out of Egypt; he hath as it were the strength of an unicorn: he shall eat up the nations his enemies, and shall break their bones, and pierce them through with his arrows
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She was bloody, torn through with bullets, white robes red-stained and ripped,
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She fell away, run through with crystal, for he had thrust his lance into her
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bore his jaw through with a thorn? 3 Will he make many supplications to you? Will he speak soft words to you? 4 Will he make a
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1Tim 6:10 For the love of money is the root of all evil: which while some coveted after, they have erred from the faith, and pierced themselves through with many sorrows
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She did not follow through with Prince’s proposition because she knew Jason was only trying to
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When she met her target, she wasn’t sure if she could go through with it
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The security desk waved him through without questioning his presence there
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19 But you are thrown out of your grave like an abominable branch, and as the clothing of those who are killed, thrust through with a
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Bisdah ran him through with his sword, and the battle was rejoined
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When the final tally was made, there were 143 of us left, not counting the jagun that had broken through with the horses at the start of the battle
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We were both too tired to talk about following through with our plan, and I found myself dozing in the comfortable seat
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“Sir, are we really going to go through with it?” protested Reeve,
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They were waved through without comment
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14 You did strike through with his staves
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through within our suffering that is so heavy, we
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15 He took also Arphaxad in the mountains of Ragau, and struck him through with his darts, and
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what you were going through with God
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“Don’t you see it John? The case is watertight against me, I can’t let my family and friends go through with such a protracted case as this, the bank will suffer from the bad publicity too
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him to follow through with his promise
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“Graduate! And then I’ll be through with school forever
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torture awaited Him, and He went through with it anyway
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"When I got through with the police, I walked over to the building where I was to take the tests and entered the office of the consulting company
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“Don’t worry about it, her birthday is this Saturday can you pull this off?” I asked wary of her coming through with it at such short notice
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Worst of all if the CIA went through with erasing my memory, I would’ve never known the great love and affection we both shared
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I rested my forehead on my knees, I wanted to remain right here, and cry until I had no tears left, but sooner or later I was going to have to get up and go through with Daniel’s sick game
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If Daniel were to learn about what I was trying to do he might follow through with his threat and pull the plug on everything
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He would probably have landed in greater trouble than what he went through with the hidden shame
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She was almost through with her sandwich when unreality
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She came through with flying colors, for Roger’s leadership of his department produced positive changes and accelerated growth, not only because he wanted to prove himself, but also because, in her, he found inspiration and sound advice
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6 Then his master shall bring him to the judges; he shall also bring him to the door, or to the door post; and his master shall bore his ear through with an aul; and he shall serve him forever
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8 God brought him forth out of Egypt; he has as it were the strength of an unicorn: he shall eat up the nations his enemies, and shall break their bones, and pierce them through with his arrows
