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The last days will be ruthless in their pursuit of destroying God’s people
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I am feeling shattered now from both struggling with the terrain and the stress of pursuit, a fact which does not elude my fellows
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During recent periods of parliamentary jousting one politician above all others has become synonymous with the ruthless pursuit of truth and the calling to account of those who would betray the allied boons of principle and practicality
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Annie, knowing her brother from years of quiet observation, correctly suggested to her great-aunt that he would dedicate his new found personal freedom and financial independence to the pursuit of private digital excess, and it was this that great-aunt Edith was thinking about as she lay in bed after a very pleasant Saturday in the company of her poor, disappointed relative
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Ken found company difficult, preferring the routines of parenthood, work and horticulture to the efforts and strains inherent in the pursuit of conviviality and social exchange with his peers
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police in hot pursuit, all that the old woman’s chauffeur could do
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number of the suite and sped off in pursuit of serious wedge
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has become synonymous with the ruthless pursuit of truth and the
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Evidence is clear that they have taken lives in an insane pursuit of power
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As Altera entered the forest in hot pursuit of Matai, Sonia and her squad slid down some vines and awaited her
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We pause on one side of the path to allow two small children on tricycles to pedal past, their father in hot pursuit as they race along squealing with excitement
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pursuit of private digital excess, and it was this that great-aunt
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in the pursuit of conviviality and social exchange with his peers
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knowing the dense foliage would hamper pursuit
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other side of the courts, but there was no sign of close pursuit
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Bethai was a plastic play-girl who had him now because of her aggressive pursuit, Ava was all depth and no surface
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Since the doctor abandoned the old family business, Alex and his brother have been doggedly persistent in their pursuit
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Allcock made a grand announcement that his pursuit of New York City merchants for his tackle merchandise had at last yielded some success---thanks in large part to Harry
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his mind, and use its power to help the pursuit of freedom
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To many of the children it was a source of excitement, and to others, echoing their parents reservations, it foreboded a curtailment of their liberty to go about in pursuit of their uncurbed desires, which was more often than not, simply idleness
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One of the provisos she had insisted upon in her contract of transfer was that Jameson would no longer be a member of her former restaurant's staff, which naturally left him with the only avenue available for the pursuit of his chosen vocation---the head chef for the new establishment
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He related to her, and she passed along to my sister and me, a rare tale of a most curiously adapted regimen for the pursuit of what she referred to as 'enlightenment
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been to Troyes in pursuit of her husband? At last she
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that pursuit was some hours away at least
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pursuit of her husband
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pursuit – even from the law
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pursuit of his duties
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to somewhere unlikely, driven by the winds of chance and the pursuit of one Agent
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man in pursuit of the relic of Saint Jacques
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indoctrination in this pursuit of truth
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‘We’re in pursuit of a thief,’ said Jean
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They didn't even hesitate to survey their surroundings for survivors, but immediately tore into pursuit of Emily and the others
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began aching, and he realised that his pursuit was going
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subsequent pursuit of the thief from Reims
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only provoke pursuit – and she stood no chance of
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"Stay here, both of you," she said before jumping into pursuit, her feet barely touching the stairs as she flew after the girl
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Since we don't have open country here, but winding back streets, canals, a scattering of village centers every few thousand yards, plenty of foot and wagon traffic, I don't think ground pursuit is practical right now
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if that man is – let’s say – less than diligent in the pursuit
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pursuit of heretics mercilessly, enlisting the help of the
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a pursuit of the escaped child
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Live: in perpetual pursuit of the
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The law was at that time so indulgent to the inhabitants of towns, and so desirous of diminishing the authority of the lords over those of the country, that if he could conceal himself there from the pursuit of his lord for a year, he was free for ever
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his pursuit of a law degree, which he earned from the University of Houston Law
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As she headed straight towards them, Zarko quickly stepped in front of Helez to shield her from whatever was in pursuit
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Unless that jackal’s ruined her, she can outrun all pursuit
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This pursuit destroyed her hope of quickly
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Pursuit of knowledge was my 24/7 occupation
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If Mr Snickerty was known to all as 'The Adjudicator', then Mr Pinscher enjoyed equal notoriety as 'The Collector' and his appearance at the door in pursuit of arrears invariably guaranteed a satisfying quantum of deference
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He was much too swift for pursuit
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To him, however, it had been a lifelong and very serious pursuit
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These causes seem to be other monopolies of different kinds: the degradation of the value of gold and silver below what it is in most other countries ; the exclusion from foreign markets by improper taxes upon exportation, and the narrowing of the home market, by still more improper taxes upon the transportation of goods from one part of the country to another ; but above all, that irregular and partial administration of justice which often protects the rich and powerful debtor from the pursuit of his injured creditor, and which makes the industrious part of the nation afraid to prepare goods for the consumption of those haughty and great men, to whom they dare not refuse to sell upon credit, and from whom they are altogether uncertain of repayment
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Life is one strange pursuit, no question, and another twist had just been added
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with the dragon now in pursuit
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The English copper company of London, the lead-smelting company, the glass-grinding company, have not even the pretext of any great or singular utility in the object which they pursue ; nor does the pursuit of that object seem to require any expense unsuitable to the fortunes of many private men
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who were always in hot pursuit of the whale men when they
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There is not, perhaps, any selfish pleasure so frivolous, of which the pursuit has not sometimes ruined even sensible men
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My only chance at keeping my head above water might have been in a game of Trivial Pursuit, were I to draw the entertainment category
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Not to be confused with the Sumerians who flourished at approximately the same time, but who were civilized, living in cities, and not riding the range in pursuit of trophies
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Terese met his gaze with a burning fury as she explained in careful tones, “You will cease your pursuit of Jean Fairsythe immediately
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Union troops were still in hot pursuit and arrived at the Garrett farm area on the twenty-fifth and were noticed by Garrett
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It is not merely a cerebral pursuit
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Shenandoah and the prisoners had been placed aboard for transportation back to the Milo, Waddell steamed to the northeast in pursuit of the other two vessels and caught up with the Sophia Thornton first
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He always had a failure until the last where he was able to wound the Dark One enough to escape his endless pursuit flying upwards through that tunnel of darkness
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He could see a future where Guardians were bodyguards for all female wielders, in their pursuit of men who can wield
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This has been the fate of at least 10 American whalemen while braving the dangers of the Arctic seas in pursuit of their arduous calling
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global in its pursuit of Confederate vessels at that time
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In pursuit of answers, I just finished rereading the Constitution
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the earlier telegram from the secretary directing a search for the Shenandoah, and that the Saranac and Suwanee were both in pursuit of the rebel ship on that date
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However, of course, the Milo was not in pursuit, as we know she was searching for whales and had no idea where the
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Surely becoming a powerful wizard was a full-time, lifelong pursuit, not something one did between pruning, harvesting, and selling apples
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It seems that our society‘s consummate pursuit of Material Things proportionate to its increasing indifference to Spiritual Things has sterilized our souls in a manner that has left many of us intellectually and morally barren and susceptible to whimsical notions of corporeal designs
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balance and moderation…in the pursuit of the ―good‖ things in life…
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determined pursuit of higher profits by corporate interests at the expense of increasing numbers of underemployed (American) Workers forced to compete against cheap(er) labor from burgeoning Third World populations, whose (own) increasing demands for jobs are further reducing domestic salaries, (if salary is the appropriate word), paid to workers whose wages (that‘s better!) barely places many above the poverty line (although I suppose it beats living in the streets)
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occupation by the enemy of his last harbour of refuge, gave pursuit and
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A journalist who enjoys a First Amendment right to obtain certain information as it relates to his or her pursuit of a ―storyline‖ should properly consider the sensibilities of the individual being interviewed; that questions raised should be fair and balanced and not intended to either harass, embarrass or otherwise offend that individual and that the highest (professional) standards should be (properly) observed at all times and that that journalist should neither conceal some hidden agenda nor interpose pre-conceived biases that purposely seek to discredit, distract or place that individual in a compromising position and that answers to stated questions should never be taken out of context or pre-determined and that, (most importantly), privacy rights should be observed at all times
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There was never a glimpse of light, never the sound of pursuit, never the remotest sense that saviors were coming to draw her away from her captor
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The media photographers were endless in their pursuit of the perfect photo, which would capture the perfect moment and expression of contestant and model, or if they were lucky, both
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Yet their hunger only increases in their pursuit of evil gain, and their thirst deepens with every drop of blood they consume
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I prefer to believe, however, that he simply lacked principled core values and that his pursuit of power was/is simply a political end game common among people of his generation, especially those situated on the left side of the political equation
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The use of air support and relentless pursuit will always count in the attackers favour
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Hot pursuit operations where a terrorist is chased into another country is allowed in International Law and not seen as an act of war to follow and kill the terrorists even if over the border
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The greatest obstacle in the pursuit of Truth is an individual‘s reluctance to alter his or her (own) decided opinions
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He was certain that many riders on horseback were already in pursuit of him
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This is the inevitable outcome of expanding global economies and the pursuit of cheaper labor abroad that has raised domestic competition to a fevered pitch
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The pursuit of absolute, unconditional ―reform‖ by a generation spoiled beyond measure was the by-product of ―good‖ intentions that failed to take proper account of Human Nature; that is to say, some people don‘t want to be ―changed‖
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The pursuit of freedom, as history has oftentimes shown, necessarily trumps budget deficits
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Ruthless in pursuit of his goals
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Steve looked rather concerned and wary suddenly, fearing that a guardian spirit to say such a thing was perhaps going to far in the pursuit of justice and spiritual balance
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Their look on their faces was one, which told Stuart that they were relentless in their pursuit of him
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And again, this time the Biffs peeled off, a pair of them, and smoke puffs indicated pursuit
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As things were, the approaching hordes of Hell weren’t as relentless as I would have hoped in their pursuit of overrunning our position; instead of simply barraging us with hellfire, storming the impromptu trenches and cover positions of what few defenders remained with their halberds, axes, scything claws and gaping maws, they were content to keep our heads down by taking occasional shots, keeping everyone busy by assaulting a position with enough force as to give ground
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When they left home together for university, Truman was in pursuit of a business education while Raul studied biology, botany and agriculture
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However, in the case of a clear pursuit, that is legal
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“They’re not in clear pursuit of anybody
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We have eluded their pursuit
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Having made a hundred-eighty degree turn, he began stalking the pursuit
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He moved on after confirming there was no pursuit
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He was relentless in whatever pursuit he was involved in, and once one laid his eyes on him, he looked back uncannily
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The article credited Gordon Edward’s relentless pursuit of drug traffickers in Limon Province for the implosion of the Tweety-Bird gang, and asked rhetorically why the federal government was incapable of following his brilliant example
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I thought it a remote possibility, but perhaps this relationship explained Truman’s lack of enthusiastic support for your pursuit of the Tweety-Bird gang and, if questioned directly, he could provide valuable insight