Utiliser "marshall" dans une phrase

1. It was at this point that Marshall got the fright of his life, for in

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2. However, it was Marshall

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3. Didiera looked around and saw Marshall, wrestling with

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4. “What is it Mr Marshall

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5. Marshall shut the

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6. Marshall looked out of the

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7. The new star attraction of the Marshall Circus”

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8. Marshall looked at the two creatures; the four eyes all met his

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9. Before the surprised clowns could reply, Marshall and Didiera

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10. “Is that wise Mr Marshall? Can we trust them” asked Didiera

11. of the Marshall circus

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12. Joe gave Marshall £20 and took his tickets

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13. Marshall also said his farewells

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14. Just as Marshall had come around

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15. Marshall the ringmaster had

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16. Marshall was encouraging them

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17. Marshall had seen that they were spending a lot of time near

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18. Marshall stood there soaked

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19. Thus, when in the early 1830"s Jackson uprooted the Cherokee Nation"s people from their ancestral homes in Tennessee, Alabama, and Georgia, John Marshall and his Supreme Court declared the action illegal and thus void

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20. Upon receiving the Court"s decision, Jackson"s immortal reply was: „John Marshall has made his decision

21. Examples aboud: The Marshall Plan, Nato, and the Truman Doctrine apropos of Greece in 1947, that any Soviet plan to enslave democracies would be met by military force

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22. Cruzel was happy to see the Marshall enter the Manor’s ground with his adversary soon after his return

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23. The effects of the Marshall Plan were exactly what Stalin feared

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24. Johnson's Great Society was ambitious, almost a Marshall Plan for the poor of America

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25. Sven wasn’t always a Field Marshall, in fact he

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26. "Yes, take her," said Marshall laconically

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27. " "Saw what?" asked Marshall

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28. Marshall, over-harbour, was very ill and sent for him, but the message lay unheeded on his desk and gathered dust

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29. Marshall recovered but never forgave him

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30. Marshall Elliott, and I think her sister-in-law was a little ashamed of it

31. Tarawa in the Gilbert Islands had to be taken as a base for the Marshall Islands campaign, which in turn was key for the step to the Marianas

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32. As with rebuilding Japan, the Marshall Plan, Point Four Aid, and the subsequent

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33. Marshall Elliott was his good friend and he liked her

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34. “What will happen now, Marshall?” A voice called out

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35. overruled Supreme Court Chief Justice Marshall, who wrote that the states (in this case Georgia) had no jurisdiction over the tribes (in this case the Cherokee), who in turn enjoyed a relationship with the federal government, as “a ward has to a guardian

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36. Marshall Elliott coming in at the gate, looking as if she had been sent for and couldn't go

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37. I wanted Marshall to stop our subscription to the _Journal_ instantly, but he only laughed and said that to-day's issue was the only one that had had anything readable in it for a year

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38. Marshall never will take anything seriously--just like a man

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39. He told Marshall that he hadn't thought about Ellen for years, but the first time he went to church last fall he saw her and fell in love with her all over again

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40. No more apologizing for Cornelia Marshall! _I_ shall hold MY head up after this, believe ME--though I MAY talk things over with you as usual just to relieve my feelings if the Merediths do any more startling stunts

41. Marshall Elliott?" asked Susan rebukingly

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42. Jason was curious as to how the professor described the Marshall Plan, an unparalleled example of American generosity

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43. He carried a Marshall amp into the 5’ by 9’ practice room, then went back for the guitar

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44. “You know something, Jasmin? I really think I could get use to talking with you,” Marshall said as they walked together, enjoying the peace that surrounded them

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45. As she lay asleep, watching the beauty of the world turning she uttered words that Marshall heard crystal clear, “Max, don’t go

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46. At that point the Dali Lama was probably just above the Fire Marshall limit, but it looked like the police were satisfied that Justin had things under control

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47. Madison came before Chief Justice John Marshall, himself one of the Federalist’s midnight appointments following the election of 1800, so Marbury felt optimistic

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48. But in what is surely the most significant decision ever rendered by the Supreme Court, Marshall held that the Court had no authority to issue the writ of mandate

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49. Chief Justice Marshall, a Federalist himself, in effect single handedly amended the Constitution to serve the Federalist purpose of judicial supremacy

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50. What Marshall thereby invented has come to be called the power of judicial review

51. And what was that “fortuitous accident” in the matter of William Marbury? The Secretary of State who had neglected to deliver Marbury’s midnight commission was John Marshall

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52. Yes, the same John Marshall who had himself, just before “midnight,” become Chief Justice John Marshall

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53. Marshall, as Secretary of State, had thereby afforded himself the opportunity as Chief Justice Marshall to issue his momentous decision in Marbury v

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54. The War now has a centralized, coherent plan, and an undisputed Field Marshall in command, with the others “we have been waiting for” at his side

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55. body and the other an Alyssa Marshall

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56. “I heard you had a wife and a mistress … that Alyssa Marshall

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57. in a newly constructed courthouse in his hometown of Marshall

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58. ” For the next several months, Dixie let me sleep in the finished basement (which we used as our family room with TV and stereo) with our two cats on the weekends when I was back home from helping try a case versus GD/EB in Marshall, TX

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59. I was still part of the legal team trying the 2nd half of the Grayback death case in Marshall, TX

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60. Marshall then, but that was the general idea

61. Marshall, I mean

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62. "He's the Provost Marshall for MACV

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63. Sarah declared that 8 also signified Mars, the ancient god of war, and Nuke revealed that his earthly name was Marshall Merrick Habeen

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64. Among the planned acquisitions were 90 boats for the Marine Safety and Security Teams (MSSTs), 160 new Sea Marshall billets, and increased numbers of personnel for small boat stations

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65. Chief Justice John Marshall ruled that only the federal government could regulate interstate commerce

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66. Marshall Kirkpatrick writes in ReadWriteWeb: Next Gen Apps Won’t Be Pushed Around By the Browser, From taking control of the browser to connecting to the web outside of it, there are a number of new strategies being implemented by startups these days

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67. CHAPTER 14: ONTO THE MARSHALL ISLANDS

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68. I was contacted by someone at the Brookhaven National Laboratory asking me if I was interested in joining a group of physicians, nurses, and technicians on a two week trip to the Marshall Islands

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69. The explanation for that oddity lies in the fact that Kwajalein has served as a tracking station for US missiles launched from the US west coast and therefore had synchronized its time zone with the US west coast, remaining on the east side of the date line, while the rest of the Marshall Islands remained west of it

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70. In 1993 this anomaly was corrected and Kwajalein is now on the same time zone as the rest of the Marshall Islands

71. Marshall McLuhan called this The Reversal Effect – humanity

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72. of the Grand Marshall

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73. from the Grand Marshall of the Armed Services confirmed everything his sources had to say,

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74. The Grand Marshall was the only one who he had any interest in speaking with, but

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75. ―It is our hope that they do just that, sir,‖ the Marshall replied confidently

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76. topic of conversation between the Grand Marshall and the Executive

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77. The Marshall shifted uneasily as he tried to find a way to formulate his answer

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78. But the Marshall was a

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79. ―Equally problematic, sir,‖ the Marshall replied

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80. Cherybus sighed and turned to face the Marshall

81. The Grand Marshall sighed heavily and thanked the source, terminating the link

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82. The Grand Marshall turned to face Cherybus, who was seated at his briefing table with

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83. ―We can effectively rule out coincidence, sir,‖ the Marshall said

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84. some attention, not the least of which was from the Grand Marshall

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85. But he let the Marshall field this

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86. Executive,‖ the Marshall said after a short pause

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87. But since he could find nothing to say, the Marshall did it for him

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88. ―Sir,‖ the Marshall paused and waited for the tech to relay the report that she was

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89. for the front immediately with the Grand Marshall

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90. Behind them, the Marshall carried on with the other senior military officers in the command

91. Since the Marshall had directed them to it,

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92. He could see what the Marshall had meant

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93. ―Uh, yes, sir,‖ the Marshall said hesitantly

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94. ―Thank you, sirs,‖ the Marshall said

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95. The Marshall straightened and looked at the main display screen

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96. ― A malfunction?‖ the Marshall said indignantly

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97. The Marshall ran his hand over his sweaty forehead and mouth before issuing a new

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98. The Marshall was almost finished issuing his next order when a shout from the comm

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99. There was a pause, causing the Marshall to repeat himself louder

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100. ―Put it through,‖ the Marshall said after another pause