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This al egation was of course denied, but the net result
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For weeks David had denied this one simple fact while lost in the fever of
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His permission to vend was denied and his accounts were declared payable
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He denied it at first but they ground him down and eventually he admitted that he’d known her
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Talstan still publicly denied having Angels and still called them an abomination when Gordon's Lamp left Sol
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Our captors denied us newspapers and magazines
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They'd been over this by mail for years now, they just denied his assertion that the quakes from the impact would shatter every dam
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There was no way to use those facts to talk to them when they just denied those facts
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The Roman world had at its root a governmental system that denied God
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‘Lintze, I haven’t been sitting in here contemplating my navel for the past day or so … I don’t know what you understand by the term ‘retreat’, but here on Errd it is an in-depth soul-searching … there is no hiding from either Gotte or oneself … I should have done it years ago when I split up from Sanna … but I rejected the idea that I needed to … denied it completely
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She knew the time was soon coming when she would have to use that bucket, even that much magic was denied her
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When I talked to her, she first denied that she was your sister, but later admitted that you were a part of the family
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I am denied the right to go to church, because of my embarrassing condition
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He could tell by the way she was so reluctant to come here and denied so vehemently that she was trying to prevent it
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by the Thane and she was denied her prey
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That hit him hard, either that or he was having a second heart attack, but he denied it
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He denied it but I saw him cringe
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She started to deny it out of hand, then seemed startled and was going to say something else, then went ahead and denied it
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He was convinced that this was Desa, but she had denied that, maybe he could learn something by getting her to make up something about herself
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It was almost seven years ago, during the time they were working on the last and only batch of data the avatar ever sent over, that she realized she was fighting her growing affection because of her stubborn belief that she was denied love because of her early death
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But he knew his friend, the Elf Prince would not be denied this confrontation
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He accused my mother of consorting with an angel, but she denied the accusation
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The last was the old man who had denied knowing the pregnant woman
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To dream that you are being denied something suggests that you are not measuring up to the expectation of others
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Consider what you are being denied for additional significance
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All he wanted was to enforce the law and bring punishment to those who deserved it, and as a result he had lost his best and only friend, and was denied of all justice, for there could be none of that in Alataria
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He could spot two figures sitting in the front seats, yet the darkness that engulfed them denied him from seeing their faces
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Once again, the distance between them denied her from truly seeing his face, yet she knew it was the same person
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You are here because you denied the living God and his son, Jesus Christ
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That was when Congress tried to enact voting rule changes that would have denied voting for new citizens
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The immense heat of entry into Proxima 3’s atmosphere had denied them any handholds to allow them to climb up to the torn end of the tube
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‘Well, at any rate, the Dormouse said–’ the Hatter went on, looking anxiously round to see if he would deny it too: but the Dormouse denied nothing, being fast asleep
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He was confronted with an array of multi-role craft: designed equally for high speed and high manoeuvrability within or out of the Earth’s atmosphere, one of these vessels had superluminal capability – although his b’tari supervisor denied that such a craft was in their possession
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He denied it by shaking his head as I continued
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that couldn't be denied
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Why had they no chance? Why had they no chance together? Why were they cut apart before they had time to do anything together? Why were they denied that ordinary, simple, common, pleasure? Dear God
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denied any blame for anything
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Unfortunately, owing to the comm network being off line in the last two days following the e-m pulse strike, he had been denied this
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She had begun to tense when he kissed her, although she had denied it when he confronted her about it
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This request was at first denied by the captain, though the presence of one of the Chosen seemed to make the man uneasy, so Adem sent a messenger to bring Jean, Carl, and Wil forward
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whether Jhordel should be demoted and denied future command
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She naturally denied the accusation, and he conceded privately (as a single man) that since his destiny was already determined he might as well make the most of it, and allow himself to be seduced
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Secondly, the white Nationalists really felt that they had a Noblesse Oblique—or need to carry what Kipling’s referred to as the “white man’s burden” in Africa as they had witnessed first-hand (this cannot be denied) the complete disorder and atrocious dictatorships which came to power wherever the Colonial powers granted independence to its colonies in Africa
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He looked horrified and emphatically denied any association, past or present with such
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His fingers denied her air, but she couldn’t give up
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this marvellous vision which is denied to others
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had ever heard the chimes denied that they were the sweetest in the
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princely charity, for she not only denied herself nearly every comfort,
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Of course it will be denied and said, “Yes there may be a few horrible ones who do this type of thing but we have systems in place where you can complain about your legal bills and we don’t condone it either
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Justice delayed is Justice denied or so say the long hair liberals
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* I want to state very clearly that the "Rhodesian / Seleous Scouts attack on the doomed SAP COIN patrol" has never been proved and the Rhodesians denied it vigorously
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Many job opportunities were denied to us besides the laws preventing us from feeding our families just for being white men in South Africa
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In this manner, the learned classes, for example, are often dismissive of ‖pretenders who would breach their professional authority or the clergy, its moral authority, or, as such questions may relate to propertied interests, the upper classes who try to remain inconspicuous by drawing attention away from their wealth or by downplaying its significance or the working and middle classes, who, equally envious or threatened by other groups situated above or below them, are likely to spend nearly everything they earn as fast as they can earn it while stashing the remains or the lower classes who seek hollow ―comfort‖ in their anger and resentment of everyone else who may enjoy more of the ―finer things‖ which have been ―unfairly‖ denied them
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It took place between 1952 and 1960 and independence was soon thereafter (three years later) granted from Britain though it is denied that the two events had anything to do with each other
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It cannot be denied but to call the methods used or the jails a "gulag" is plain silly
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At that point he might request permission to speak, and it could, of course, be denied
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He might receive this permission, or he might be told that Mistress would consider his request while he performed another task, such as cunnilingus, or, of course, she might simply tell him that the permission was denied
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denied the faith and is worse than an unbeliever”
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I denied myself to him for two weeks
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1 The Olympic Torch – This was classified by San Francisco TSA officers as a "slow burning explosive device,” and both the torch and its holder were denied passage
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I have seen men sit in rooms and seminars and be brought close to tears while telling stories of being denied access to their children
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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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This cannot be denied
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Be warned though that if you get caught you will be denied
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Ironically, laws on top of laws, that seek to reduce the (legal) possession of firearms, may actually produce unintended results by creating an imbalance between criminal elements procuring them through alternative (illegal) sources and law-abiding citizens denied or restricted legal access
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'Well, at any rate, the Dormouse said--' the Hatter went on, looking anxiously round to see if he would deny it too: but the Dormouse denied nothing, being fast asleep
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The cop raised an eyebrow, but neither confirmed nor denied it
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He shows beginnings of cooperation and limits it to destroying little by little some 120 Al-Samud rockets, which he originally denied he had, but not long ago has confessed he possessed
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It was a movement that most people take for granted and one that I had been denied, and not only denied, but told it was impossible
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In fact, shortly before his death, Grant almost denied Custer the command of the Seventh Cavalry, perhaps as retaliation for his testimony
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Both Truman's aide and a general present denied the following ever happened
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Initially, Walston vehemently denied that he knew anyone by the name of Gene Frazer but, when confronted with the page and videotape, he changed his story
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He banged his gavel: Brian’s request for bail was denied and he was remanded to San Sebastián Prison to await trial
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There were some issues that defied explanations though and would probably be denied of one for a long time
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He was not allowed to return to his duties as an active soldier and as such was denied of medical attention
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He had been dehydrated before, and knew it was a lot worse if a man that had been denied of water for too long just dived straight in a lake or drank to his heart’s content
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Who have the rights of the helpless poor denied
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This fear, while often denied
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“Yes, perhaps, but your name is showing up on the computer as denied exit
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He should have denied him
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Denied his immense powers, his demonic shell and form
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Hospitality rarely denied that request if the display was open and respectfully convincing enough
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Perhaps my hate of myself denied me my suicide, willed me to suffer more, to carry that black and sharp regret in my chest and gut, that my heart would be cut and cut and cut
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The cat turned disappointed that it was denied its prey and
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Our feelings are denied expression and we ‘bottle it up’
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[It] arose out of dissensions at Carthage over readmission to the church of those who, during the persecutions of Diocletian, had denied the faith by counseling moderation or by giving up the sacred Christian books
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Also, to this, add the unrest of the overseas Jews and those in their ancient homeland, Judea, having been denied for centuries the right to rebuild their Temple by the Christian heirs of the Roman Empire purportedly for reasons of scriptural prophesy
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And the poor Jews, they had been denied the right to rebuild their Temple by the Romans after AD 70 and 135, and through the long Christian era this denial seemed to have been carried on as a convenient source of revenge for the Jew’s earlier treatment of the Followers of the Way
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Some, faithful carriers of the Word, others, polluters of the message, and the many who have denied it crying out to their God for relief of their persecutions
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“After the Leipzig debate, Luther called openly for a reformation of the church…On biblical grounds he denied the validity of the principles on which the papacy based its rule in the church; the supremacy of the church over the state; the supremacy of the papacy over the general council; the right of the papacy to regard itself as the authoritative interpreter of the Scripture
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Whatever the source of the human distinction, however, its existence is obvious, and when it is carelessly denied the result is a characteristic form of inanity
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action for our family to be denied its supply in their hour of need
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And so many others have denied that existence, and still do
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Denied the Dark that hovered over and around her
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Do not forget Edward Kennedy, the Lion, who left a young girl to die in his car and then denied it
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I was allowed to join permanent staff in the Department of Education with rights to a pension (previously denied to me when I was a divorced “alien
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"Even if I'm only electrons, even if he denies it, he's still my son
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when the dark sky of winter denies that it will ever be day again,
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who vehemently denies the Holy One
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Whosoever denies the Son, the same hath not the Father: he that acknowledges the Son
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“He denies he had anything to do with it but I know
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of the United States, the State Department denies any involvement, commenting
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She covers up for screw-ups, she denies when she's blotto
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It limits you to what the rational allows, and denies you the power of the irrational
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It might appear that a devotional practice would call for the kind of spiritual fervor that denies everything except God
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‘He denies it,’ said the King: ‘leave out that part
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That is not the scam for no one denies the right to charge reasonable fees
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The GW Bush administration still denies they overthrew Aristide
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Atheism/Agnosticism: Wherein lays the difference? The former is perhaps the more intellectually honest of the two in the manner an Atheist categorically denies the existence of God, unlike Agnostics, who, unwilling to incur the (potential) wrath of an ―improbable‖
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'He denies it,' said the King: 'leave out that part
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One, with only a negative kind of faith to keep him company as he blindly marches ever so determinedly toward an eternity whose existence he so vociferously denies
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Most evil of all is the denial of the belief that undergirds the philosophy that provides the benefits of adherence to that covenant, and denies the Author and Finisher of that greatest of all agreements
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is true, but denies
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Already he bleeds us dry! In our schools, our universities, he denies us the right to know what is true
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A man is forced to call 911 from his hospital bed when the staff declares him beyond help and denies further treatment
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and sceptical Westerner who denies the very possibility of
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denies it, because it cannot be contained in words
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M: Who ever denies it? Of course the universe has no being
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they choose, is galling to the Socialists, for it denies their very existence that is at the heart of their picture of themselves
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” This in effect denies individuals the 154 _________________________Robert Gates, Sr
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without hubris, it denies the solitude of a safe flight
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The wind of the moment lashes between the sheets, without hubris, it denies the solitude of a
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This makes him deeply aroused and wanting to climax but she denies his request until she is ready to climax with him as they experience the best orgasm ever
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But he denies that he is an atheist
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9 but he who denies Me in the presence of men will be denied in the presence of the angels of God
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Every man who confesses me now before men I also will confess him before my Father which is in heaven; but whoever denies me before men I also will deny him before my Father who is in Heaven
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If the heathen chastise their slaves when one of them denies his master what think you will your Lord do who has authority over all men? Put away these counsels out of your hearts that you may live continually unto God
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Disaster to you lawyers! because you have taken away the key of knowledge; you did not enter in yourselves and those who were entering in you hindered; Beware of the yeast of the Pharisees which is hypocrisy because there is nothing covered that shall not be revealed; neither hidden that shall not be known; therefore whatever you have spoken in darkness shall be heard in the light and that which you have spoken in the ear in closets shall be proclaimed on the housetops and I say to you my friends do not be afraid of those who kill the body and after that they have nothing more that they can do but I will forewarn you of whom you shall fear: Fear Him who after he has killed has power to throw into Hell; Yes I say to you fear Him; Are not five sparrows sold for two copper coins and not one of them is forgotten before God? but even the very hairs of your head are all numbered therefore do not fear; you are of more value than many sparrows; Also I say to you Whoever shall confess Me before men the Son of Man shall also confess him before the angels of God but he who denies Me before men shall be denied before the angels of God and whoever shall speak a word against the Son of Man it shall be forgiven but to him who blasphemes against the Holy Spirit it shall not be forgiven; and when they bring you to the synagogues and to magistrates and powers do not hold to any thought of how or what things you shall answer or what you shall say because the Holy Spirit shall teach you in the same hour what you ought to say
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God delays and denies you the things just to test out hunger
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Yer doin' a great job, nobody denies that, but then, ya do have
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of us that hates and that represses and denies our hatred has remained
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‖ The latter of which Captain Gravitt denies!
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(It also denies a defendant's constitutional right to a fair and speedy trial
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Of course, Poseidon denies stealing the master bolt
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He denies all responsibility and may get involved in criminal or violent activities to harm others or himself
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He endures many of life’s hardships, yet never once denies his faith in you
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Says they have been reeking havoc on the Alliance countries, doing special ops missions, it’s all top secret, the government denies that it has ever done cloning
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No one denies its importance, but by itself this is not enough to produce a happy, long term relationship
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He who denies them is as blind as he who trusts them too deeply
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5 Materialism denies God, secularism simply ignores him; at least that was the earlier attitude
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7 No social system or political regime which denies the reality of God can contribute in any constructive and lasting manner to the advancement of human civilization
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“What happens if he denies the motion?" Jeff inquired
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I believe him when he denies responsibility for the attack on Victoria but, although he hasn’t named them, he’s perfectly aware of who’s behind it and almost certainly in league with them
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A person who truly is selfish is one who denies some hurt in himself, causing a lack of self
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This lack of love adds hurt to the hurt already existing under his denial, both of which he now denies, increasing his lack of self
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Charging such outrageous prices for going to a game in many sports, not just football, denies spectators the chance to attend and support their team
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Does a person who denies a conspiracy, when it is clear that one has taken place, exist as a co-conspirator?
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or threatened but he now denies everything and the press
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The Army denies burying wastes but residents testified to seeing Army people and trucks on site
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The crime of capitalism is that it denies this self-activity and self-determinism to the worker in production, mutilates the laborer into a fragment of a man, degrades him to the level of the appendage of a machine
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Li Hongzhi denies the consanguinity between children and parents
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He denies the function of education, trying to turn the children of all Falun Gong practitioners into new followers so as to enlarge the organization and to recruit more members
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It’s so easy to maim a knife thrower while out of range of his weapon, and lethal force here is therefore, insane, and denies civil rights in federal law
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And he denies being the George Bush of the CIA referenced in Hoovers memo
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Islam denies the Holy Ghost and the validity of the
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1 John 2:22-23: Who is a liar but he who denies that Jesus is the Christ
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(Son of God)? He is antichrist who denies the Father and the
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Whoever denies the Son does not have the Father either; he who
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to the principle of universal participation that denies the validity of the
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but whoever denies His name before
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I believe that most people know in their hearts that materialistic science is shamelessly lying when it denies the truth of magic
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Additionally, he denies the gap between his fantasies and his modest or limited real-life achievements (for instance, in 12 years of academic career, he hasn't published a single scholarly paper or book)
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The first one is when a person denies or minimises that they’ve been hurt
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“It is such precious things that the world constantly denies from us
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The truth denies responsibility, backwards thinking and
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for the hell of it junior- wherever escape cruelly denies us our inside information, there
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Kulkarni, though, denies drafting Advani’s letter of resignation
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Kejriwal denies this, insisting that the party had been taken into confidence
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Though he denies it, my view (with which many others would concur) is that Kejriwal was aware the countdown had begun for the general elections, and he wanted to offer himself as a national alternative
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Rajat denies the accusations, saying Naqvi was fully aware of the programme content and had actually praised it after it was recorded
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They said that David denies attempting to murder you
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[27] Depend on it, no man is so grossly credulous as the man who denies the Bible to be the Word of God;�and if it be the Word of God, take heed that you despise it not
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‘Jealousy is the device that denies man the divinity of love,’ she said contemplatively
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1John 2:22 and 2John 7 clearly says that he who denies Christ is the
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And ironically, it is his dual attitude towards women that denies the fair sex of Islam the feel-good that a normal socializing would have afforded them! Though the medieval man’s attitude towards women was no different from that of Muhammad, the burkha that Islam ordains them, deprives them whatever little freedom their sisters of other faiths have! Thus, if the globe were to become an umma as Muhammad had dreamed, and should its mullahs come to reign, as they would in such an eventuality, half of it would be reduced to walking tents for all that
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Islam has evolved within its own hermetic set of assumptions- within a history of its own that in effect ignores and denies the overall sweep of history
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Any philosophical position which maintains that all genuine knowledge is acquired by science, and denies the validity of metaphysical speculation
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“Whoever denies the name of Jesus has not been saved
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It is like riding two horses one connect with the spirit of God and denies anger
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these activities not a form of action? Krishn denies that these activities
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A genii denies any meanings to life
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Soul is a spirit that always denies, to celebrate divisions and gain weakness
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‘As much as she denies it - she loves you irrevocably
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“Haven’t you seen him that denies the religion
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“Haven’t you seen him that denies the religion?”
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So this verse denotes: “You, man, ! Look at the state of that who denies the right; and see the vicious deeds coming out of him
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Having described the states and the characteristics of that who denies the right, the Almighty wanted to inform us of his consequence and the end he will get at
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“Have you seen that who denies (the truth) and turns away (from Al’lah)?”
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But regarding the tongue of the straying opposers, it speaks their state which denies that the Almighty overwhelmed them with perfect protection and wise grant
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1- “Have you considered the one who denies religion”
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“Have you considered the one who denies religion”
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1- Which are the bad characteristics that are acquired by the person who denies the religion?
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I wouldn't put it past Venna to completely deny that she has ever laid eyes on me before even though she was the most tempestuous four Earth years my bed has ever experienced
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· What you most hate is what you deny in yourself
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No one will deny that life has changed drastically in the past two generations
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Tahlmute had to deny this was a job for the Kassikan
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A good definition of love is the degree to which one is willing to deny himself for the good of another
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Some of them might be down here in the Gengee by accident, but many of the crew wanted to deny their origin entirely and stick with the identity Tahlmute gave them
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"I am here," Herndon said, "I do not deny being Brazilian
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To deny this is to deny God Himself
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She couldn’t deny them this; she just worried for their safety
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Being diagnosed does not make me any more sick then the millions out there who deny, regress, and avoid, etc
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"He tried to deny it after
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The Scathers deny this; their egos are so great that they will not allow themselves to be bested by the likes of the Ogatu
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businessman, but you cannot deny that a businessman sees reality
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And old Master Seatac, seeing what each of them had tried to deny, collected on many more bets
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‘What and deny Jane the fun of having a wedding in the family – that would be cruel, Simon
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Patass was probably twenty eight and the sergeant might be trying to deny forty
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You cannot deny the nature that is truth
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But I will not deny that I thought about it
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If he didn’t start telling her what he was really thinking, they were not going to have anything to talk about at all were they? At this point what did it matter? She could deny it but the evidence was there
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He has no more room to deny that I am a different person
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Though she might deny it to some others, she still considered herself Yingolian
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But how can she deny the truth of what he is saying? Would she have said no? Probably not, although she would have arranged to pick them up from the club
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He is our very own fellow, though he is bound now for England; Yes, he's a jolly good fellow, Which nobody can deny
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But in spite of her rebuffs, Jorma had persisted like an Earth man, letting her slip into the familiar role of the man wanting more and the woman striving to deny
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She could see he was going to pretend he had just happened by and deny she was under surveillance
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Me – the other woman? Me - involved in a sordid, hole-in-the-corner affair? But it’s not like that … For the millionth time I try to justify the unjustifiable; to make sense of the illogical; to deny the undeniable
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You’re here to confirm or deny the other one percent
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I don’t deny that they feel in their hearts that they are being noble in trying to revive the victims
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He would be questioned, he would deny everything
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If she believed them to be correct, then she’d have to admit she had the ability she wanted to deny
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But she couldn't deny that he could be attractive if he only had some hair, and an eager young man could make giving lessons a bit of fun
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Neither did the others, but Emma couldn't deny the pungent sent of roses
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Coach Demera would deny it to his deathbed, but I think he was just
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‘He’ll deny it – and where would that leave us? We
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restrain her anger, but she couldn’t deny that it had been
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Alfred had gotten over his funk about failing to pick up Alan from the river raft after a few months, as soon as he also began to deny that Alan was dead
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categorically deny the rumour that I actually bought one
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Even if he was mad, even if he purposely sabotaged the ship to land them on an infected planet, Gem couldn’t deny that he was still damned clever
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I can categorically deny that we were using any
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The magistrate, when he heard these things, began to cry, saying, "The soul of my friend is really present; I can no longer doubt or deny it
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She started to deny it out of hand, then seemed startled and was going to say something else, then went ahead and denied it
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She too wanted to deny the elf's tale, but saw only brutal honesty in the One Elf's face
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I'm going to be honest with you, I can't deny my feelings for her, but I can't deny my feelings for you either
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‘Thank you,’ said Janice, not bothering to deny her alleged relationship with Axel
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good relations with the Church in order to deny France an
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She couldn’t deny the possibility – the man’s power had been unlike anything she had ever seen – but could it possibly be true? Her attempt to match the white robed woman’s stern demeanor was shattered; the image of this Destroyer unleashing his power against the Plague brought a smile to her face
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Yet, he couldn’t deny that danger was out there
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No man can deny it’s perfect! The other side will heal, and those scratches on her titties, why they’re nothing
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He couldn’t deny it any longer, his mind was not his own
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To do it would mean to deny
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Some people might deny the existence of a potential they have never been aware of before while others, notwithstanding their good faith, see through the window pane not realizing the presence of the solid matter
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I couldn’t think, breath or deny the electric charge between us
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Even Mercer could not deny her knack for the trade, nonetheless eying her suspiciously
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But when you deny he ever lived, when you negate his very name, it aches like bones that
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” Yes, the gung ho gang, who lived by the sacred mottos, “Don’t deny yourself any desire because you deserve it!” and “Buy today, pay tomorrow, because the sky’s the limit!”
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And while she could not deny the clench of anger in her gut at the sight of the rebel regalia, she also could not ignore the chance to enact a little revenge on a shared enemy
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You have to deny it
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She couldn’t begin to accept or deny or do anything with these
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To deny the reality of things is to miss their reality; to assert the emptiness of things is to miss their reality
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Your belief should not cause you to block or deny your experience of happiness
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Penelope could not deny the sincere happiness at his reply, and she tried to tone down her fiercely beaming grin
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You deny the reason you’re here in hell and I do not!
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Unfortunately, a child is stuck with being a child, and every parent knows what happens when you deny a child something he or she very much wants
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And who would deny him sustenance, either of body or mind? Being both the first and final arbiter of whom should receive financial assistance from the state, was a responsibility that was not without its stresses and strains, and Mr Rudolph Snickerty's contribution to society had not escaped recognition
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And while he had grown into his job and carried on as expected, even he could not deny the vague twinge of distaste whenever another list was thrust into his gloved hands
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One cannot deny that there were many decent souls who had left this world at a tender age
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The pain and hardship we go through in life are not without its cause, and we cannot deny responsibility for its occurrence
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You can deny but not escape that plain and simple truth
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Sebastian knew he might have to deny her request
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‘I deny it!’ said the March Hare
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‘Well, at any rate, the Dormouse said–’ the Hatter went on, looking anxiously round to see if he would deny it too: but the Dormouse denied nothing, being fast asleep
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At first Torbin tried to deny the reality of it, though now it had a slightly different appearance: not so much the scaly monster as more of a spindly but unfocused shape, seeming to hover against the star background
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Then they’d probably deny it ever existed
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” I was about to deny this when he fixed me with the one brown eye he had left in his ravaged face and said
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After all, he’d never renounce the worst atrocities of the last hundred thousand years; that was to deny humanity itself
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It was embedded deep in his soul even if he did deny it
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That, she could not deny
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” I could not deny this so I didn’t try Rosie was so close to both of us that she knew what we felt for each other now more than ever
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professionalism and will not be offended if you deny us the information, but,” the cultist sighed
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not having a shag so he could deny it like Bill Clinton
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Thus: „The enumeration in the Constitution of certain rights shall not be construed to deny or disparage others retained by the people
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“You mean you would like me to be buried in the village cemetery and they just agreed?” She shrugged in that typical French fashion but did not deny anything or explain then she just pointed at the document
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After reading what William had said she confronted her mother who didn’t deny it so Helen left straight away for London taking her child with her
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His other concern was the fact that Tarz did not deny he would use the Power against Tobin’s army, perhaps even slaughtering the Alit’aren that had remained loyal to the Saviours
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Deny it, Jimmy, before it swallows you in
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Jimmy tried to pull himself together and tried to deny any of her authenticity
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He couldn’t deny that fact
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The memory of being inside, within a reality that seemed so all consuming he had to deny every subtlety of sense to believe there could be a world on the outside that had once been everything
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Who was I to deny her anything? I looked in the living room
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He looked pained, but as a young seaman, he wasn’t about to deny his chums some sport
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These decisions have consequences, though some who should know better deny that! In real life, an inspector rank never has the same clout as a warrant-officer, who is a mean mother to start with
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No one can deny that the threat of Communism existed during the Cold War, in which South Africa sided with the West
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Be that as it may, no one can deny that up until 1994, the SAP was considered (by its enemies and friends) to be one of the most feared Police Forces in the world
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It would have started a blood feud to try to deny us our rights to our criminal / terrorists
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She folded her hands on the counter and watched his face, half expecting Sicarius to deny knowing what Hollowcrest’s handwriting looked like, half expecting him to say nothing and simply stare at her
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Most defectors or informants have other motives far beyond money though we cannot deny that money can buy whatever else you need
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Although Adriano couldn’t deny that money, and a
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On the other hand, an individual may reasonably argue that the eye or the mind will often deny what it chooses not to see or believe; in this manner invalidating whatever objective or (plausible) certainty might otherwise allow
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It was years too soon, he thought, but he hadn't paid enough attention had he? Or was he just too drunk at the time? No one else seemed to think it was imminent, but there was no denying that it was something huge falling from the sky and it looked like it was aimed straight at the camp
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‘No, but there is no denying that a lot of employers dislike taking on staff who are older and more experienced than they are
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There’s no denying the wallpaper has to come off … but that shouldn’t be too difficult to do and a coat of paint on the walls will soon brighten the place up
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I hoarded my daily ration of cigarettes, denying myself the luxury of nicotine relief for hours on end, until, like a binge drinker I felt compelled to indulge in some weird chain-smoking ritual, gorging on tar and smoke until I was physically sick
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Glaring at me for being reasonable and denying her the chance of a decent row, Katie stomps off
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They run away in fear, denying what they want most
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is no denying the effectiveness of the technique, and
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There’s no denying that we make an odd bunch
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5Having a form of godliness, but denying the power thereof: from such turn away
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“You are the second person in the known universe I’ve met who has ever known my mother,” Ava said, still denying that Knmonaweep Nightday
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We have difficulty dissuading ourselves from the habit of thinking we are 'one;' so to not acknowledge our presumed 'unity' by avoiding saying 'I' is tantamount to denying our existence
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he remained resolutely silent, neither confirming nor denying Tom’s
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government was denying accountability for his actions
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denying that,' said Tours
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“Young master, there is no denying I am beholding to you, whatever Chloe tells to her stepmother
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" There's no denying that
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the end he decided there was no point in denying it, so
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’ There seemed little point now in denying that
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art of denying himself that final pleasure too fast
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WHEN YOU SPEAK OUT AND STOP THE DENYING
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thinking or denying reality, but looking past the reality that
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his head was better - but there was no denying that he
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denying that - but there seemed little alternative
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Or… all of the above? Are you simply… denying that you are…
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There was no denying it
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He's denying us from doing anything without running into the Justicars
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You are suppressing some old habit or denying yourself of something
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Now unfolded, the newspaper showed her picture on the front page, large enough to cover more than half of the page, while Triggen's hand purposely covered any text below it, denying her from seeing whatever is written about her, including her real name, which she guessed should have also been there
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There was no use denying that fact now
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denying your current situation
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Despite the relative comfort of his bed, the plushness of the décor – a relining chair, a walnut work desk with a holo- interactive terminal, and exercise equipment for every muscle in his reconstituted body – there was no denying the obvious fact that he could not venture beyond this ten by fifteen metre room, no matter how determined and resourceful he knew himself to be
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From an electronics point of view it was not the most interesting place, but there was no denying that it was the most important
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” Well we might have stayed like that forever with George denying things and the woman showing him the child If Johnny Lewis and his brother in law Owen had not come out of the side door to see what was up
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There could be no point in denying the threat when, in its people’s eyes, their nation was the cultural and political focal point of the world
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There could be no denying that she was beautiful, and he found himself attracted to her
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I’m concerned that both you and Tobin may be denying yourselves precious life force if you continue to resist wielding teron
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There was no denying it: he felt nervous
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I do not have many heroes left, but Albert Speer, the former Armaments Minister during Hitler’s time made a point of not denying his guilt at the Nuremberg Trials after the Second World War because he said there exist such a thing as “collective responsibility
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I still denying it and rightly so! It was not me who did the grinding
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Denying a child a trophy is very sad and uncalled for to begin with
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Repressing and denying the creative/sexual energy has led to
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The litany of abuses predicated in the name of free expression, or proxy ―decisions‖ made on behalf of others who are unable to make informed decisions, are understood by the hordes of mentally ill people roaming the streets, who should be otherwise institutionalized for their own safety, if not for the safety of our society, for that matter, who remain on the streets, unable to properly care for themselves, mandated by civil rights organizations fearful that their rights may be jeopardized, people otherwise incapable of making a rational assessment of their own condition; not to mention conferring legitimacy to sexual deviancy in all its varieties that many of us have casually resigned ourselves to as ―simply‖ alternative lifestyles or championing (equal) protection under the law, that, in some instances, should call for censorship, or implausible assumptions regarding the ―unborn,‖ (Abortion) remanding millions of innocents to an early grave, a convenience for women fretting over their figures or professional careers, abetted by spineless politicians, who for expediency sake, continue advancing legislation denying them (―unborn‖) their own inalienable right to choose, had they the means, or encouraging a culture of death (Euthanasia) for the convenience of (the) would-be custodians of the terminally ill or perhaps to (simply) reduce the increasing costs of Healthcare, or the legalization of drugs because that too is a convenient alternative for a number of individuals who have seemingly lost the will to rid our society of rampant drug abuse and therefore justify such (hare-brained) schemes from the vantage point of opportunity savings or reduced social costs, or movements to eliminate God from the public consciousness lest society be reminded of its sins or perhaps because many of us have (conveniently) chosen to become our own gods
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There is no denying the fact, however, that (adolescent) designs on the part of parents trying to act ―cool‖ and ―hip‖ have actually undermined their effectiveness as parents
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Addendum to the above: Although I am not entirely certain that Reason is an actual component of Intelligence, there is no denying its (practical) value that oftentimes exceeds the highest intellectual powers
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Racial quotas and preferences are denying many promising students equal access to quality schools by promoting a ―spoils‖ system that seeks to redress ―historical‖ grievances by replacing academically gifted students with lesser scholastic talents by virtue of their race, ethnicity, gender and religion rather than academic achievement
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Watching out for and preventing or stopping abuse and harm is obviously better than not watching and not stopping abuse and harm, or even refusing to look and denying harm exists
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Apparently they kept on denying any knowledge much to the glee of 5 whom then proceeded with a few fatherly talks to remind them how unpleasant a lack of recollection is in real life
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BT are denying the possibility that anyone could hack into their highly sensitive Listener satellite, a spokesman stating that the safeguards built into the network would make this impossible
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But some part of me still fought it, denying the inevitability, demanding that I keep this part of myself from him, the creature to whom I’d already given far too much
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There was no denying that his hands trembled as he grabbed his keys, hat and black case
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“But know this, that in the last days perilous times will come: For men will be lovers of themselves, lovers of money, boasters, proud, blasphemers, disobedient to parents, unthankful, unholy, unloving, unforgiving, slanderers, without self-control, brutal, despisers of good, traitors, headstrong, haughty, lovers of pleasure rather than lovers of God, having a form of godliness but denying its power” (2 Tim
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I could think of a thousand reasons about what Adam was saying was not only wrong, but tragically, he was denying his children the opportunity of developing a normal and successful life in their community
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liberation from Ardara’s illusion, still denying the real world around him
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Jud 1:4 For there are certain men crept in unawares, who were before of old ordained to this condemnation, ungodly men, turning the grace of our God into lasciviousness, and denying the only Lord God, and our Lord Jesus Christ
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As he made his way around the room, my heart began thumping like that of a teenage boy about to ask his long term crush out on a date, (perhaps a little misleading this analogy, though there’s no denying that Massimo is a good looking fella!)
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Actively denying the reality of things that are true
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Example: Denying the karmic law of cause and effect
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10 They died for fear, denying that they saw the air, which could of no side be avoided
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Zane: My sister is the toughest and wittiest of my siblings, there is no denying she is the winner and it was my honor to have had my ass kicked by her
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Suzy was beautiful, there was no denying that, but she had her feminine wiles and she could smell competition a mile off
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Hayward suggests, rather colorfully, that while the greens accuse their critics of denying reality “it is the greens who have their heads stuck in a dark place
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Denying this vulture a third feed would have to be my number one priority, and I couldn’t risk being mesmerised by his elegance any more
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Q: The worry with me is that I am prone to denying existence to
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I craved her company, it was something I had been denying myself and it was pure torture
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I blushed “Is it that obvious?” I asked; there was no point denying it
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It tries to manifest a meditation upon the moral economy of remembering, that is to say upon the price of denying what one is, feels and has done
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“What? Did she say anything?” he asked, he’s not denying it, wow
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following layoff for financial reasons only by Motorola, involuntary closure of dope runner’s law office following his conviction and disbarment, and lastly when the Attorney General forced me out by denying five earned, but wrongfully withheld step raises
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putting on the stand an expert witness who lied by denying that
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I am not denying all empirical propositions, yet I deny that the ‘the room is white’ has an
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Unlike Galileo’s claim of heliocentricity, the option of denying Newton’s physics would mean the difference between winning and losing a battle
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(Here Joseph is openly denying all that Potiphars wife has said
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option of completely denying that what I have said could possibly
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Not denying anything that Morgan had spoken
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There is absolutely no denying that
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There was no denying it for he had been given the sword Shalam, and there he stood the weapon draw and ready for battle
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At first, he had denied Annyeke’s prophecy but, as Johan had said, denying the words and wisdom of a red-haired woman was probably a danger beyond the both of them
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The Lost One allowed the pain and the spaciousness to dwell within him, denying neither, simply letting them exist
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11 And a woman which had a flow of blood for twelve years had suffered much of many physicians and spent all that she had and was not benefited at all but her trouble increased further; And when she heard of Jesus she came in the thronging of the crowd behind him and touched a his garments; and she thought within herself If I could reach to touch his garments I should live; And immediately the fountain of her blood was dried; and she felt in her body that she was healed of her plague; And Jesus straightway knew within himself that power had gone out of him; and he turned to the crowd and said Who approached to my garmentse And on their denying all of them Simon Cephas and those with him said to him Our Master the multitudes throng you and press you and say you Who approached to me? And he said Some one approached to me; and I knew that power went out from me; And that woman when she saw that she was not hid from him came fearing and agitated (for she knew what had happened to her) and fell down and worshipped him and told in the presence of all the people for what reason she touched him and how she was healed immediately; And Jesus said to her Be of good courage daughter; your faith has made you alive; depart in peace and be whole from your plague
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These things I say to you who are hesitating about denying or confessing: acknowledge that you have the Lord lest denying Him you be delivered up to prison
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Since then He has displayed so great mercy towards us and especially in this respect that we who are living should not offer sacrifices to gods that are dead or pay them worship but should attain through Him to the knowledge of the true Father whereby shall we show that we do indeed know Him but by not denying Him through whom this knowledge has been attained? For He himself declares "Whosoever shall confess me before men him will I confess before my Father
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What we do instead, is choose to receive what Christ has done for us by choosing to live by the resurrection life of Christ in our spirit, or new man/woman, and denying any manifestations of the old life in our soul as being part of who are
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being enslaved to them, and without denying all my other needs
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"Well, denying you have a problem means you have a problem
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And I'm not denying it, which means I don't have a problem
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Maturity can be defined as the delaying or denying of short term gratification in favor of long-term reward
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And of course what the judge said in regards to denying the hearing and that I no longer have a lawyer
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Angry with the woman sitting opposite her calmly denying what she had done
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In some cases of ignorance though, it seems there is an active ignoring of reality for the purpose of denying responsibility and preserving illusions
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She looked at me long and hard without either defending herself or denying anything
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But with toy poverty in mind, I start denying any requests for new toys about four months before Christmas
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The mayor of Malibu issued a brief statement around seven thirty apologizing for the delay in revealing the results of the poll but denying any wrongdoing
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Alarmed by the behavior of my sisters and realizing their tricks, I tried to dominate my disturbance and continue the party denying the importance of the matter
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He remembered the first day he met her, running away from his family, from the life they were denying him
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No denying that