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    1. Given the religious assertion that God is the personification of perfection, one needs to reckon whether He would have created an imperfect world such as ours! Besides, how come His intellect that placed planets in the orbits failed to visualize a quake-free earth that is volcano-prone as well! The scriptures that picture Him as the All Merciful, however, prevaricate when it comes to the unjust ‘species feeding upon species’ way of His creation


    2. closets, prevaricate, excuse and seek to explain the inexplicable, leaving


    3. You are to die--let others tell you what they please, I cannot prevaricate, I am exact and merciless, but I love you--there is no escape for you


    4. “What would turn out? Don't prevaricate! You've foretold you'd have a fit; on the way down to the cellar, you know


    1. At first, I thought I did not understand well the meaning of the sentence expressed by the vile mouth; had she said marriage? Could it be that the echoes shut up in the solid walls had prevaricated her words, and I, a victim of an auditory hallucination, was confusing the words pronounced by the slanderous lips?


    2. ? I prevaricated, promising to seriously consider his extremely generous offer after I'd completed my trip


    3. Paswan prevaricated at first but his son Chirag grabbed at the idea


    4. "He then prevaricated about it—he said he hadn't?" Her assent was


    1. ‘Then why are you prevaricating? We may have asked a simple question, but that doesn’t mean we want a simple answer


    2. one cold and prevaricating city snake stayed or then slithered away, but, if I’m not mistaken, the blame


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