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1. slowly emerged again from the rear of the car

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2. “You!” he shrieked, pointing at the unkempt little accountant as the man slowly emerged again from the rear of the car

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3. I have primed Wiesse that we are expecting an extra incomer and assume, again from what you wrote, that it is someone with Errdian heritage – unless they are totally unsuitable, and I sincerely doubt you would be sending them across if that were the case, there will be no problem allowing him or her to stay

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4. excitement of engaging in a new activity coupled with the closeness that you gain from spending

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5. and we are the ones to gain from it

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6. The tags of the wind wailed high in the atmosphere – a lost soul vanishing as quickly as her realisation of its presence before reappearing again from another, unexpected quarter

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7. from its wrapping of tissue paper, and dangled it once again from his

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8. He was opinionated and straight-laced but had no known relationship to shonggot, no financial inconsistencies and certainly nothing to gain from bringing in a body for Ava

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9. A VCR also refers to memories and lessons of the past and the insights that you can still gain from it

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10. And let"s not forget the calls he made, again from his White House office, directing Immigration and Naturalization officers across the country to relax their screening standards for immigrants who wished to become citizens

11. And as a formidable nuclear power they have much to gain from a pact with Russia

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12. ” He held his tongue, however, knowing there was nothing to be gain from such an

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13. What, Amaranthe? What do you hope to gain from this? A pardon? A reward? Recognition? She stood up without answering her mind’s nagging questions

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14. As surely as the sun followed the moon, the voice would rise again from the peccant foulness where it had set up its burrow

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15. After that your Military was severely constrained and expected to fight with both hands tied and we saw it time and time again from the resignation of General MacArthur during the Korean War and onwards

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16. Allow me to quote again from my book Mean Streets - Life in the Apartheid Police: "Many times we swore we will kill the criminal next time because the courts did not deal with them in the way we thought it should

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17. The Shah of Iran had the most to gain from supporting Kurdish attacks

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18. Now, start again from the beginning and tell me what this is all about

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19. He called Beth again from Puerto Cortes

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20. ” Truman had trouble getting that out without his voice or expression revealing that he had no difficulty at all calling to mind another person who stood to gain from Dearling’s murder

21. 00 in cash after the profit from the sale of the liqueur was added to the other money he had accumulated – not as much as others had managed to gain from the occupation, but a decent amount

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22. The voice shouted again from the yard

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23. Laino had finished his explanation and Calras looked again from one to the other

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24. She turned and saw that the three came towards them again from the forest

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25. There are bound to be more of the Divergent in this building, but will they know what they are? Will they know to hide? And what do I expect to gain from submerging myself in an army of Dauntless traitors?

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26. 26 And he said to him, Went not mine heart with you, when the man turned again from his chariot to meet you? Is it a time to receive

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27. The human-sauce is released in our water system, goes through the waterworks and then we consume it once again from our faucets! Should the water taste well, then you could say:”Mmmm… grandma really tastes great this morning!”

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28. 20 You, which has showed me great and sore troubles, shall quicken me again, and shall bring me up again from the depths of the

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29. As she pondered their defenselessness, the sedan hit her again from behind, sputtering her car off the soft shoulder

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30. they shall come again from the land of the enemy

31. 36 And when the king was come again from the places about Cilicia, the Jews that were in the city, and certain of the Greeks

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32. Rumu and Sorcer were also free again from under the control of the Seven and all of Vyry’s shadow soldiers turned back into their bodies under the eyes of Elijah’s forces who threw spears, arrows and swords through their hearts

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33. 3 And the gates which it enters, these are the great gates of the calculation of the hours of the year; for this reason the sun is a great creation, whose circuit lasts twenty-eight years, and begins again from the beginning

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34. If the share price does not fall but rises instead, you can still gain from the rise as you still own the shares

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35. shareholding (prior to the option’s expiration) while allowing the investors to gain from a rise in the share price

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36. considered again from a different perspective later in this book

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37. 20 And Jacob heard the words of his sons and he cried out with a loud voice, and he said, It is the coat of my son, an evil beast has devoured him; Joseph is rent in pieces, for I sent him this day to see whether it was well with you and well with the flocks and to bring me word again from you, and he went as I commanded him, and this has happened to him this day while I thought my son was with you

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38. readiness to leave the business, again from low to high

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39. Saul Katz, then again from Sara Lister), was that no one told us that

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40. 19 But he himself turned again from the quarries that were by Gilgal, and said, I have a secret errand to you, O king, who said, Keep silence; And all that stood by him went out from him

41. So I sold the house, which I had bought there—again from Century 21—in four days, took an all cash offer, and went back to CT to lick my wounds and practice law

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42. 3 And the gates which it enters these are the great gates of the calculation of the hours of the year; for this reason the sun is a great creation whose circuit lasts twenty-eight years and begins again from the beginning

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43. 20 And Jacob heard the words of his sons and he cried out with a loud voice and he said It is the coat of my son an evil beast has devoured him; Joseph is rent in pieces for I sent him this day to see whether it was well with you and well with the flocks and to bring me word again from you and he went as I commanded him and this has happened to him this day while I thought my son was with you

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44. and developing new ideas, and the increased response rate and trust you gain from

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45. I rolled my eyes at her and moved her hands once again from my chest

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46. 16 And those who are dead will I raise up again from their places and bring them out of the graves for I have known my name in Israel

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47. Then you could also gain from Visinniria’s many centuries of combat skill, and Silaran could share his with me, and Kragorram his with Povon

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48. 36 And when the king was come again from the places about Cilicia the Jews that were in the city and certain of the Greeks that abhorred the fact also complained because Onias was killed without cause

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49. The hard-charging soldiers, now acutely aware of their own plight, scattered before the now wildly running herd only to be trampled under flashing hooves, many never to arise again from their folly

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50. Moshe, rousing again from his midnight reverie, realized he no longer heard the sounds that

51. 1 And Jesus went out again from the borders of Tyre and Sidon and came to the 2 Sea of Galilee towards the borders of Decapolis; And they brought to him one dumb and deaf and entreated him that he would lay his hand on him and heal 3 him; And he drew him away from the multitude and went away alone and spat 4 on his fingers and thrust them into his ears and touched his tongue; and looked 5 to Heaven and sighed and said to him Be opened; And in that hour his ears 6 were opened and the bond of his tongue was loosened and he spoke with ease; And Jesus charged them much that they should not tell this to any man: but the more 7 he charged them the mare they increased in publishing and marvelled much and said This man does everything well; he made the deaf to hear and those who lacked speech to speak

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52. The next week, he spent five days on the job and his Saturday, again from 7:30 a

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53. If we please Him in this present world we shall receive also the future world according as He has promised to us that He will raise us again from the dead and that if we live worthily of Him “we shall also reign together with Him” provided only we believe

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54. "What's he to gain from staying in a rundown place like ours?"

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55. What has he to gain from living with an attractive young woman in a backwater community, even though he can't find a proper job? Assuming he wasn't exaggerating his education, too… and lying about his history

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56. He was tempted to roll her over and take her again from behind while she slept, but duty called

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57. Again from Roosevelt, "There is nothing to fear, but fear itself!"

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58. Again from the text,

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59. “The intellectual and moral satisfaction that I failed to gain from Bentham and Mill, Marx and Lenin, Hobbes, Rousseau, Nietzshe, I found in the non-violent resistance philosophy of Gāndhi

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60. “Ah, our vampire friend returns again from his visit to Castle Stammberg,” Siegemunde said

61. nothing to gain from stopping pollution or production of gas and oils or to feed the poor or help

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62. After explaining that the best way to keep their children was to give them freedom, all agreed to allow their boy to go, and made no problem about leaving mobile phones at home and not communicating with their offspring because that could break the feeling of independence the boys would gain from being self-reliant

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63. I have heard again and again from school-teachers: “We can do nothing with

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64. If he answered yes, then he was going to be asked if she would take over again from Alice

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65. Moreover, in order to accord legitimacy to the receivables and the dispatches, he obtained, again from Palit’s office, a marine cover for those fictitious transactions

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66. Gigantic flames rose again from the burning vehicles, casting menacing shadows

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67. reward they gain from the habit? Would it be a sacrifice to suggest moderation,

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68. enjoy it to the ful est extent, and you wil gain from the combination of

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69. What they could not gain from his verbal instruction, they gradually acquired by living with him

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70. However, do you recall the word ‘flux’? Also spoke of earlier, consciousness in flux prevents humans truly standing still, which means that if the energy of motivation is not consciously harnessed, then yes, there is a possibility it could listen once again from the sub-unconscious, and gravitate towards de-motivation

71. Therefore it is up to the player to use his intelligence and his technique to obtain the maximum gain from it

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72. It was good that she didn’t have to try to get up again from the floor

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73. For 2000 years, Christianity has been based on the belief Jesus died on the cross (many say for our sins) and rose again from the dead

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74. again from the dead, as the

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75. Instead of drugging yourself with pills to relieve stress, why not give meditation a shot? You really have nothing to lose but everything to gain from this experience

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76. “We need to test it again from animals with short life span,” he adds

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77. “According to the proceedings of the Courts Marshal which I have in front of me, Captain Curra did not take personal gain from the material he is accused of having taken

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78. His wife stood over him after he had regained consciousness again from another bout of binge drinking

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79. The rancor was aggravated six months later when Gaston wrote again from Léopoldville, where he had finally recovered the airplane, simply to ask them to ship him the velocipede, which of all that he had left behind in Macondo was the only thing that had any sentimental value for him

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80. relayed to others; while they gave her the opportunity to view, and gain from, an

81. always exactly balanced by, again from the

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82. balanced by, again from the viewpoint that all times cannot exist at once, the ever-

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83. “At ten minutes after ten, a woman came to the elevator, again from the opposite end of the hall

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84. As Slicky ascended again from consuming more, he could see his body beginning to reject the large quantities, slowly converting to a convulsive state

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85. � Already seriously weakened by the ferocious fight with Nancy and her guardsmen, the Waffen-SS suddenly panicked at being attacked again from their rear and fled, pursued mercilessly by the Welsh Guards

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86. Why would he lie? What would he have to gain from it? He decided that 295

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87. He rose again from the chair, his nostrils flaring at the scent of treasure

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88. gain from momentum, but just as likely will lose money because the large investors have

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89. “But what does Stratavynski have to gain from all of this? He’s not an Islamic extremist or al-Qaeda operative

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90. constructed for the entire economy with % ∆ GDP / % ∆ Risk Free Rate (10 Year Bond) In essence, the gain from investment must outpace its cost

91. The third day He arose again from the dead

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92. Just what is a student supposed to gain from those thirteen years of

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93. When the van was raised again from the front, he took the second metal board and laid it across the holes in the front and gently lowered the car on the jack

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94. Joseph had to repress a content smile then: while the sum quoted by the woman was higher than even his best hopes, he didn’t want to give her the impression that he was fleecing her, so that he could come back on another trip and profit again from such good prices

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95. Learn it and gain from it

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96. “Yeah! We saw her again outside the courtroom in the hallway when the trial was over! She, her family, her relatives and the Dianettes and the Dianettes' families were way down at the other end of the hallway all smiling, hugging and celebrating that the Dianettes were coming home! Then Diane D saw us again from down the hallway!”

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97. arose again from the dead; He ascended into heaven, and sitteth on

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98. Just as she thought about the music, it began to play again from somewhere inside the darkness of the forest

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99. I didn’t think we had much to gain from that, but I knew I needed to do what I could to take some of the heat off Windowmaker and Wayne

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100. He saved me several times from those things and again from the Kelvan