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1. pursuit of heretics mercilessly, enlisting the help of the
2. Besides which, now that Anon was infected as well, who was going to save him? The truth was that he may survive this battle only to find himself enlisting in the Dark Army
3. He’d had a difficult enough time enlisting against the stated wishes of his parents whose influence in Cyrodiil seemed maddeningly omnipresent
4. Furthermore, they branded the approaching war as “unilateral”, notwithstanding the fact that dozens of nations kept enlisting in support of the military effort led by the United States
5. Enlisting us in His army, giving us the seven spiritual weapons of our warfare, and
6. Enlisting us in His army , giving us the seven spiritual weapons of our
7. Enlisting help from Raphael and Mick Doc Zab
8. They had casually met a thoughtless pagan while on their journey up to the lakes, and Ganid was surprised that Jesus did not follow out his usual practice of enlisting the man in conversation which would naturally lead up to the discussion of spiritual questions
9. 7 Nathaniel, aside from the symbolic and prophetic aspects, came the nearest to understanding the Master's reason for enlisting the popular support of the Passover pilgrims
10. its flagship Navigator web browser in the hopes of enlisting
11. Also, a vanguard mobilizes those who cannot physically go overseas by enlisting them as financial and prayer partners with the missionaries who go abroad
12. It’s not about waving the flag, eating apple pie or enlisting in the armed services either
13. However, if you are thinking about possibly enlisting her in the CIA, forget it, Erik: she is the ultimate goodie-two-shoes
14. You can try to stop them by enlisting, not in the Army – I would never recommend that – but in the
15. Caiaphas has a number of ways to get rid of Yeshua, including enlisting the help of the Romans
16. Enlisting the aid of Elizabeth, Catherine, as the spirit was identified, freed herself from her misery and was finally put to a peaceful rest upon finding the bracelet buried in a flower garden in the hotel conservatory
17. Feltus had worked with him on many occasions, ever since he had joined the constabulary as a young man after the crash, and always placed the utmost trust in him, usually enlisting him for assistance with matters here at the hotel
18. If this could reassure you about this business of enlisting the right type of women, I am planning to put you in charge, along with Miss Cochran, of recruiting our first batch of women across the country
19. Though subtle yet extremely complex, it would require enlisting the assistance of one of the suspects who was still very mysterious and capable of killing a man out of hatred or vengeance; such a plan jeopardized the entire investigation in a way, especially if this individual was indeed the killer, but he felt the carefully calculated risk was far outweighed by the benefits that could be derived from such a scheme
20. It struck Feltus as odd that these strangers, in a sense considering they had never personally met prior to this trip, who were evidently not fond of each other should managed to assemble in such a strong and commanding fashion that appeared to give the impression of impenetrability and astute readiness; furthermore, it was quite disconcerting that Elizabeth, in whom he had placed his confidence by enlisting her aid, should apparently be the ringleader of this menacing squadron that was obviously prepared for battle, but Feltus attempted to maintain his assertions that this was nothing more than mere coincidence, the suspects all having met in the lobby where they quickly questioned the meaning of the event prior to entering the dining room together so as not to delay the beginning of the affair
21. It must be said that if Clark had not succeeded in enlisting Darlan's help, the operation would have been much tougher than it turned out
22. After enlisting he underwent training with Queen's University Officer Training Corps
23. Oh, mighty condescension! Oh, wondrous liberality! We will let laymen do rough work which could not be clone at all without them, and which they have no need to ask the clergy's leave to do! If this is all that people mean when they talk of enlisting "lay co-operation," I am sorry for them
24. Pride swells the character under the machinery of emotions enlisting many things
25. Enlisting Sophie here, determining where she carries out her training
26. At that time they had said he was a year too young to begin the physical training, so they had placed him in a training program for enlisting children
27. Eartheart is creating a global urgency encouraging, enlisting our help; GlobalMind is netting us to capture it a conscious self-awareness; and now Techine is calling us to manufacture the immortality creating Teme
28. The other option, recreation from revolition, harnessing our creative energies by integrating them with a heart for all, requires enlisting love to tutor both the artistic passions and intellectual imagination in the service not of art for art's sake, 518
29. Before, I’d bore claw and tooth, armed to the core with emotions only a husband could have, but the strain it put on the both of us forced me to realize something—fighting, especially about something as complicated as enlisting in the military, would only break our stability and, most likely, destroy our relationship in the long run
30. The entire culture of modern warfare is still based upon palace politics, on a small coterie of war mongers at the top of govts deciding the fate of entire nations; it is still based on the unquestioning obedience of every fucking brainwashed human slave going along with the mobilization and arms manufacturing and enlisting of millions of brainwashed imbeciles, just because some anonymous assholes hiding behind closed doors, had the fucking arrogance to believe that they had the power and authority to own and control all the resources of an entire empire or nation and play their fucking war games for the sole purpose of accumulating more profits and more status and more power
31. „They were enlisting my help
32. By enlisting the help of a tutor you will normally be able to score better on tests, learn the information better and get a more rounded understanding of the curriculum
33. nas, enlisting organs, which these poses influence and treat
34. For once in the history of mankind the philosophy of order or (Greek), expressing and consequently enlisting on its side the combined endeavours of the better part of the people, obtained the management of public affairs and held possession of it for a considerable time (until about B
35. It was unclear if this was an all-consuming case of denial or whether it was a way of enlisting Haig further into another round of the cover-up
36. Duke Salthar and Duke Fern were laboring frantically to rebuild, calling up thousands of militia and enlisting even more thousands of new recruits
37. From that time, she worked with all her might to "smother" her rival, enlisting the services of influential friends to persuade the managers not to give Christine an opportunity for a fresh triumph
38. Brooke, necessarily, had his agents, who understood the nature of the Middlemarch voter and the means of enlisting his ignorance on the side of the Bill—which were remarkably similar to the means of enlisting it on the side against the Bill
39. ’Twas now within the Pow’rs of the Colonies to try Pyrates themselves, without sending ’em back to England—and the Governour of Carolina, whom Captain Thack had especially offended, took it into his Head to have him hunted like a Fox, enlisting another famous Pyrate as the Bloodhound; for he knew that none but a Pyrate could take a Pyrate such as Calico Thack
40. And let me in this place movingly admonish you, ye ship-owners of Nantucket! Beware of enlisting in your vigilant fisheries any lad with lean brow and hollow eye; given to unseasonable meditativeness; and who offers to ship with the Phaedon instead of Bowditch in his head
41. I replied indignantly, that being an officer and a noble, I was incapable of enlisting in the usurper’s army, and had never served him in any way
42. Smith coming to the seat of Government, and back to New York, procuring clothes, enlisting men
43. If it be not the determination of the Government to engage in an open, actual, efficient war; to place the nation in such a complete state of preparation as to avert war, from our state of readiness to meet it; then the measures of the present session, those of filling up the existing Military Establishments, and thereby adding to it between six and seven thousand men, that of enlisting a standing army of twenty-five thousand men to serve for five years, unless sooner discharged—of providing for the employment of fifty thousand volunteers, and of holding in readiness one hundred thousand of the militia, would be not only inexcusable, but nearly treasonable; as they would in such case, without any adequate object, impose severe and heavy burdens upon the people of the United States, from which years of the highest degree of prosperity would not relieve them
44. It is the creditor's right to take his body in default of payment, and the creditor was by this section, in the case of those enlisting in the army, completely taken out of his hands
45. He said, in the village in which he lived, such frauds had been committed, by the creation of fictitious debts, under which a person enlisting had procured himself to be arrested
46. The strongest ties of affection and gratitude, you may, by enlisting, dissolve in a moment
47. With this view of that project the yeomanry of New England want that moral motive which will alone, in that country, fill your armies with men worthy enlisting
48. Seybert) willing that they shall absolve themselves from their contract by enlisting in the Army? If he is, I am
49. Will you not only go to war, but wage a bellum ad internecinum for it? Will you wage an endless war of extermination for this right, which, you have known for two and twenty years of your national existence, she will not relinquish? A gentleman from Tennessee, of whose capacity few men have more respectful opinion than myself, has quoted the diplomatic correspondence as far back as 1792, to show what General Washington's opinions were on this question of impressment, and this opinion of the Father of his Country is now held up to the people of the United States for the purpose of enlisting their prejudices in the conviction that, by involving the country in warfare, we are at this moment treading in the footsteps of that great man, and acting upon his principles