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1. she smiles, finds offence in jokes,

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2. ' On the table was a snap of Pantelis with me sitting next to him on the fence in front of their cottage in Cornwall

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3. However, she took offence in him insinuating it, as well

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4. down below, the old Bailli did – no offence intended

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5. Turn your reasons for offence into worship for the king and he will heal you and turn your trials into gold

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6. To see a fence in the water symbolizes an emotional barrier that you are building up around you

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7. The military establishment which she maintains for her own defence in time of peace, is more moderate than that of any European state, which can pretend to rival her either in wealth or in power

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8. The other side were now poised to strike with the big one – and who could question their entitlement to do just that? Smaller Russian defence installations had already been targeted, with much loss of small-scale hardware, including stealth fighter drones, and neutron warheads

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9. Had she seen something? A movement just beyond the wire fence in the undergrowth? Was that a pair of eyes in the shadows?

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10. Do you have a defence in law to say well the terrorists did worse atrocities than us and because of that we responded in kind? No, not really

11. Sandra kicked the fence in temper

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12. The old stallion was going to jump over the fence into the mare’s pasture one more time

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13. me and you, that you may remember the commandments of the Mighty One, and that also there may be to me a defence in the

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14. More men came to march and shoot and fence in the fields

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15. fence into the paddock

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16. 7 Moreover let this epistle be for a testimony between me and you that you may remember the commandments of the Mighty One and that also there may be to me a defence in the presence of Him who sent me

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17. They cleared the fence in

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18. I'll tie Tim up to the fence in the front garden

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19. After all, had they not paid their taxes that maintained their armies and protected their borders? How had the Aristrian army just managed to march right through the complex series of defences that had served their nation so well in the Border Wars all those years ago? The Mirelands had proved to be a good natural defence in the past, with only a handful of routes that could be traversed without finding yourself up to the waist in mud

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20. and tripped over his own two feet and somehow landed in a barbwire fence in a ditch

21. For example, being pro-war because you work in the defence industry, or believing that cars should be banned, because you always use public transport

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22. she set her eyes on the fence in front of her, a few hundred feet away

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23. After a great deal of practice he could remove his knife and ready it for defence in five seconds, ten if he was wearing trousers

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24. fence in oneś own territory and

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25. It ran along the boundary fence in both directions but the ground under the fence had been prepared by Tafferel’s men to allow the fence to come down and for them to drive straight through

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26. Besides they were exhausted from toiling over defence installations, filling sandbags, digging trenches, building watchtowers and hauling ammunition

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27. The other groups apparently had their own openings to enter through because they walked on the peripheral of the border fence in opposite directions

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28. Dog owners can fence in their dogs if they choose to

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29. Lezura looked away from the skeletal remains of the building to a man standing behind a rusty, short mess-fence in his yard

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30. I did that by having a 20-foot by 30-foot six-foot high chain link fence installed

31. within' - nailed to a fence in front of a narrow three-storey house that looked as if it

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32. Had I not had the fence installed, it would have been foolish to grow anything unless it was for the deer and woodchucks

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33. an adamant defence in hopes of persuading Feltus to demand an autopsy, but his attempts had been futile given the detective’s obstinacy over protecting what would be the wishes of the boy’s family

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34. He came to work on the fence in the afternoons and then rushed to do the

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35. Had these aircraft been sent to Singapore, the air defence in Malaya would have consisted of a total of eight hundred modern aircraft instead of one hundred and forty old-crocks

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36. Eleven-year-old Charlotte and some other kids from the neighborhood are playing and teasing a pit bull that is behind a fence in a front yard of a house

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37. Remember, stay on your side of the fence in your walk with the Lord

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38. They were able to penetrate the initial line of encrypted defence in the operating system that Grudge and his Russian colleagues had developed

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39. offence intended to you, would have been extremely sceptical about sharing

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40. when we planted it up! You could have spoken in my defence in court and said you saw someone sneak

41. I shifted my gaze to the ground and only then noticed how the cat paced grandly on a lonely fence in the light of a distant lamp, all the time almost falling down and trying to maintain his balance with his claws

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42. amazed at His patience with me as I straddle the fence in my relationship with Him and

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43. Stop looking over the fence into someone else's yard

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44. “One day, I watched as Meonly tossed the legs of the broken tables she had used to build her fence into the belly of a furnace, with many moving arms – The MoneyMaker, to smelt her gold into coins for trade, chains for necklaces, golden lockets and, to my surprise other keys, many, many golden keys to countless doors, locks, chests and, finally, the ultimate key – The Key to the MoneyMaker itself

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45. At fifty-nine Kirstin was still agile enough to climb the fence into a neighboring garden

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46. He told me once how he was so hungry that he and some other boys climbed the back fence into the orchard and ate some green apples

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47. He left the shed and crossed the barbed wire fence into the empty field

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48. "Yes, I was putting up a fence in my back yard and he would stand on

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49. ” Than strolled up to the fence in his blue jeans and tight white t-shirt

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50. For instance, the neighbor made friends the very first evening with Papa, who walked with injudicious inattention in our garden and slipped down through a gap in the fence into his orchard and his arms, he being engaged in picking up the fallen plums for his wife to make jam of; and he told me when he came in one day at dinner and found me struggling through what he considered dark ways and I thought were cabbages, that my salvation lay in almonds

51. line of defence in case we were ever pushed off the 38th

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52. Jason recalled one of the teachings of the Keeper when they were learning self defence in the tunnels

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53. The jumper loop was completed and the section of fence in the drainage ditch was

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54. The results have been… all kinds of oligarchic monopolies; from chocolate, bananas, wood, chemicals, hardware stores, video stores, software companies, and oil… to running shoes, pants, coffee houses, movies, radio, newspapers, television, defence industries, aircraft manufacturers, food chains, and fast-food restaurants

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55. Fence in all wild rangeland

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56. They could walk straight into the forest any time they wished because there was no fence in that direction

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57. Beyond the fence in the distance, she could see people

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58. Smith finished the cigarette and flicked the butt over the fence into his neighbour’s garden

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59. “Objection your honour,” the defence interrupted, “where are we going with this?”

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60. department which is the first line of defence in the long war against sickness in the chain of

61. How can I use the situation of taking offence in my own improvement? What spiritual lessons can I learn from the situation of taking offence?

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62. Have you heard the argument? Is there no offence in 't?

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63. He would have leaped the fence instead of going round the stile

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64. "All things drift into the Circumfence in time," said the troll, gnomically, gently rocking in his chair

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65. "That he certainly did think he had given you offence in an affair which he merely referred to without entering into particulars, but that whoever possessed the good opinion and confidence of the ship's owner would have his preference also

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66. Never can any public man have a more delicate task imposed upon him, than to steer clear of offence in such a predicament

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67. Needham was twirling his car keys and looking beyond the electric fence in the direction of the surrounding woods

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68. "Well, I waited until the road was clear—it is never a very frequented one at any time, I fancy—and then I clambered over the fence into the grounds

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69. When The Attractions had played Memphis in ’83, Pete Thomas had climbed over the fence into the rubble of the original studio and retrieved a ceramic tile from the debris and placed it in his home studio, convinced that it had funk-delivering properties

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70. She looked at him from that distance in some trouble, imagining that there might have been an offence in her words

71. For in case of unpleasant suspicions, or even knowledge gathered from the raving of Raffles, Bulstrode would have felt that he had a defence in Lydgate's mind by having conferred a momentous benefit on him

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72. For their defence in the night the Company climbed to the top of the

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73. Offense in a bull, defence in a bear

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74. I stood for a minute, taking in Cat’s cheery house, with its dormers and porches and sunflowers growing against the fence in the front yard, before taking the keys from the niche above the lintel and opening the door into my sister’s life

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75. SUSPECT IS JOHN HALL-FRAZIER, A KNOWN FENCE IN EUROPE BOND MARKET

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76. Just as Sampson came running around the back, the boy flipped sideways over the top of a high cedar fence into a service alley beyond

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77. 3: To demonstrate that this is true, at least for samples of size 2, cut pairs of sticks, the members of each pair having the length of one of the observations, and use the pairs to fence in areas

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78. In 1983 Reagan increased the stakes still further with the Strategic Defence Initiative (SDI), better known as ‘Star Wars’: The US would launch killer satellites into space that could shoot down Soviet missiles while they were still in the air

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79. Someone threw something over the fence into the front garden, but there was no flame or sound of breaking glass

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80. The French were making a stand there behind a wattle fence in a garden thickly overgrown with bushes and were firing at the Cossacks who crowded at the gateway

81. Let us remark in passing, that the burial of Mother Crucifixion under the altar of the convent is a perfectly venial offence in our sight

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82. Then he entered through a gap in the fence into the elephant's enclosure and helped the young ones to clamber through the breach

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83. They can’t even keep people from climbing over the White House fence in my country

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84. She's there!” and he leapt from the fence into the garden

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85. He told them how he had leapt over the fence into his father's garden; how he had gone up to the window; told them all that had passed under the window

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86. Then he took the fence in front at a flying leap, and came to himself only when he had both arms about the Flower’s neck, his face pressed to it, and tears raining, as he whispered: “You won, lady! You had to! You wouldn’t let Haw Bush be sold over the major’s head

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87. If you had a field to defend in Georgia, it would be very strange to put up a fence in Massachusetts

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88. They call up at once the old country home: the honeysuckle clasping the thatched cottage, contrasting so prettily with the white fence in front: the sloping fields of green painted with daisies, through which, unshackled, the buoyant breeze swept so peacefully

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