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It sounded foolish when God told Moses to strike a rock
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At the same time, it is quite possible that we work with the new elements in such situations and strike new relationships, find new vocations and even change our existing view of life and its purpose
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door for Satan and he burst into my life to strike at that which was dearest
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The count on the batter was now two balls and one strike
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Strike one! Jimmy checked with the coach
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yet, when you hear those dusty tales it is the similarities between them that strike you
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Unlike the earlier missions, this ship did not underestimate their enemy and was careful that it was not detected in its approach so it could strike without warning
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"All the more reason we have to strike first and exterminate them all," Moamar's voice rung out
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I considered a return to my hunger strike, but a combination of lethargy and Menachem’s cajoling kept me eating
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Herndon had no way to observe for himself what direction the asteroid would emerge, but he was confident the Al-Harron's crew was skilled enough to nudge that asteroid so it would need little correction to strike its target, the Kassikan
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The winter will strike the central lands of the Highland Elves and two basins down wind
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must put your hatred into every strike
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Son knew he would only have one strike in which to kill
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Tales of creation vary according to time and place in any given universe, and yet, when you hear those dusty tales it is the similarities between them that strike you the most, and from these similarities we assume that there must at least be a grain of truth shared amongst our stories of beginning
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When the serpent lowered its head to strike Son, Son would strike back
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The serpent dodged Sons’ death strike, and bit into
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deadly snakes guarding it, but the snakes did not strike as he walked past
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Out of the sky as fast as a lightening strike, there was a black blur and the thing was gone
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“Most rattlers strike distance is twice their length,” she informed him
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Please strike the question from the record
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"I suspect you won't find any reports of a meteor strike," he said, "because this picture was taken the following Garibivlast using the weather scope
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Tomorrow you will join me and Alessandra on the rock outside this hut where I will call the name of Athena and she will answer and come to strike out the hearts of these thieves
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The strike already had momentum
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Lying in the middle of his bed was the assassin he sent to strike down Tarak
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We’ll strike when the opportunity presents
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He made a daring movement to strike both girls at once, the staff was screaming in his hand
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The slow arousal of his waking breaks like a cobra strike, and his hand shoots up and covers Helen's mouth
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Helen is admiring the strike
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I also had a strike through,” he added, in a confidential tone
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As they each gradually moved closer and held Harry to only one side of them, such that they presented a more united front, he settled on an attack which should strike them both at once and end the match in a single blow
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home runs, but of a warrior on the mound ready to strike me out
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12This is the plague with which the LORD will strike all the nations that
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15A similar plague will strike the horses and mules, the camels and
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“I don’t see you being authorized to strike up a conversation and interrogate the locals
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It's a good thing they went under that tree or Morgan Evans would be trying to tap this channel and Bishop Rendellyn would be calling for a missile strike
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Suddenly she felt it strike his clean-shaven face
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“We could obliterate that whole village with a meteor strike
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where hope lives until the last strike of the last out of the last inning
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"He's fine, Jim wiped the floor with Mike the minute he raised his hand to strike him
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strikeouts the previous year and was in danger of becoming the all-time strike out
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Even the Arizona State coach the next day was completely impressed and he said Rich Hinton had some of the best stuff he'd ever seen because my players only swing at good pitches in the strike zone and they could not hit the sky that night
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These men have power to shut up the sky so that it will not rain during the time they are prophesying; and they have power to turn the water to blood and to strike the earth with every kind of plague as often as they want
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He will turn the hearts of the fathers to their children, and the hearts of the children to their fathers; or else I will come and strike the earth with a curse
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But the glow vanished, and he dismissed it as a trick of his mind; the hammer most likely catching the light of mage-fire or a distant lighting strike
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The demon's liquid forms easily outmaneuvered their every strike
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"Stand ready! Strike as one!" The one-armed leader shouted, his eyes as sharp as the steel in his hand while he studied the movements of the demons advancing toward him
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Despite his years of training at the Warphanage -- and his recent alleyway encounters with vengeful chopa dealers -- Alec hadn't even seen Nathalia strike
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this time they strike her and wound her, yet again when she has
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Appearing oblivious to his opponent's presence he intercepted her every strike, his staff always a step ahead of her blades
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And he shall turn the heart of the fathers to the sons, and the heart of the sons to their fathers, that I not come and strike the earth with utter
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He turned, a wave of energy ready to leap from his fingertips and strike the new intruder
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Within two hours the three officers knew what had happened, although they all thought that it had been the result of a low level nuclear strike as opposed to a natural event
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As far as he could tell, not a single one of them even had a chance to strike at the demon before they died
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An army of ants could no sooner remove the sands from the desert world Er'Konis than the defenders could strike down every last one of the undead
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Theodorous lifted his axe to strike once more but fell to the ground instead
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But with his King’s Wood staff, he knew they wouldn’t dare strike him
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He really wasn’t worried about a direct strike from the Dead Tree; Anon’s white light seemed to whither any root that drew near, while Adros sent the more brazen roots away with a thought
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Coming out of the roll, he spun, preparing to strike his attacker
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X’ander proceeded to finish him off with a powerful double palm strike to the man’s sternum, causing the man to collapse in a helpless heap
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Another god thought to strike him with his power, but before he completed the thought, Adros was on him
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He could see her jaw was injured, and though he couldn’t have known about her other injury, he must have sensed it was improper to strike a girl’s chest
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Adros strode in, his body poised and collected, the Graelic clenched in his hands and ready to strike
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winds start to blow, thunderstorms strike and as if this noise was
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S’ilindsa continued to pound away at the giant, every strike cleaving large chunks off his body
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With his arms wrapped tight around her, he’d rolled midair, so she wouldn’t strike the anchor
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strike was, I got in the morning the trol eybus
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The weedy man’s arm froze where he’d cocked it for a second strike
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amassed yet, because they are in strike
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engineering are in the strike
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that that television was on strike
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Although the merchants are not in strike, the
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advertise for mobilizing the population to strike in
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And this strike is not a singular one
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strike and collected the litter
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I feared a snake would strike me on the calf
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The motion was so violent, Nerissa thought he meant to strike
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This time she would dodge the strike and manage to plunge the blade into the cat’s side
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She was poised to strike
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He wanted to strike her, hard
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I had to see if the Justicars would know to show up when we strike
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Instead he stood over the table in the commander’s tent, eying the banner first brought to him by the scouts, hoping for some sort of revelation to strike in the pre-dawn hours of the morning
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Of course, they didn’t pinch or strike her as boys do in the real game, and they never made her wear a real pot over her head
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It would be news that promised to strike him cold, of that he had little doubt
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Before she could regain her sense and strike back, the same one of the two remaining girls sent a fierce kick at her jaw
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This one did not strike them with apprehension, however, as it had been fashioned into the walls
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Of all the warriors she’d ever slain, no strike was as true
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I almost always strike my targets
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I’m glad you didn’t strike his head
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Aetes dodged the strike and swung his sword
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Mercer’s cry of pain from the strike was enough to shake her loose and call upon her courage
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He doesn’t bother playing tricks on anyone who doesn’t strike his fancy in some way
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And after it shook off the strike, Penelope thought she saw it crack an odd grin
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The strike shook both tankards, causing the drinks within to only just barely remain contained
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Gray eyes narrowed nearly to slits as he watched the broad-shouldered Nord approach the counter and strike up a conver-DRAFT
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For the winds had shifted in Markarth, and he refused to be caught without shelter should the rain begin to pour and the lightning begin to strike
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Neither have I ever given my employers cause for complaint, so strike me down if I utter a false word
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Instead of simply blocking an attack, stylists will learn how to block in a way that executes a strike
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“ she moaned when he began to slow down a little and to strike her
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She certainly didn’t want to strike her son
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Melissa gritted her teeth and looked away as Chris moved the syringe nearer her arm and prepared to strike
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Lightning strikes the water about a half-mile away
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As we walk towards the front of the house a thought suddenly strikes me
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Word of God strikes into the root of the problem like a sword, in a com-
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Despite her over the top expressions, she strikes me as being a terrifyingly efficient sort of woman
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‘The lightning is amazing when it strikes Crook Peak, spectacular!
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If it strikes you or your house, a relative will die soon
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while deflecting sword strikes with his sword
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This stone (other versions call it a pebble) strikes the statue on the feet
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Storms are really much more intense, lightening strikes are the worst
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strikes away the count of miles,
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"I have a feeling I'll have room for you whenever the mood strikes
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All the Dragons of Light fought with carefully planned strikes on the dark devils
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Berndt immediately strikes up a conversation with the group on his right, while I tuck into my extremely welcome hot supper of sausages, potatoes and some sort of vegetable which I cannot identify
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The silence in the room suddenly strikes me … turning quickly, I see that the other side of the bed is empty … he’s not there
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Some believe it is named after the crazy colours you see when the dying sun strikes
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Art can have that effect sometimes – what is it, I wonder? What is it that touches the soul and strikes sparks? I wonder if we’ll ever find out?’
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The sky was a dark bluish color from horizon to horizon, interspaced within were white lightening strikes
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A thought strikes me … does he have to go home?
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The madness of it suddenly strikes Davie as funny and he fights to hold back the laughter
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swings I’ve ever seen, but with two strikes on him he worked his way back to a full
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Roman got two strikes on batter number five of that inning
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But with the help of the constant barrage of mage-flare and occasional lightning strikes, even Brodin could see that the latest army was far more powerful than anything they faced before
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So, he had instituted a series of lightning strikes against the enemy
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She knew nothing about EMP strikes, nor solar flares nor gamma rays
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that strikes me is that the Comte and the Bishop have the
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Here, the strikes are almost continuous
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Then, there are not strikes or protesting
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With strikes and protests, the
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organizers of the strikes area ware of their
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participation in such strikes that are
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These strikes should
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The strikes of those from
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Strikes are with no
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through the strikes is il usory on long term
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the strikes and protests are destructive and
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Strikes and protest ral ies - their solution to the
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As for the strikes and
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She landed hard strikes on the hissing and clanking behemoth
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When tragedy strikes, such as the death of a loved one — especially before “his time” — we grieve for our loss
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moves under great pressure and when it strikes this fork in its path, it slams into it
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Once again the spike strikes him squarely in the testicles
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Kempo uses extremely fast strikes, which is the area it is most known for
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strikes with amazing speed and precision
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All around Danny’s cottage lightning strikes hit here and there, wrenching the air with their electric screams
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He cared not, the pain merely elevated his rage and his strikes
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snake’s head as it strikes
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He had power behind his strikes but no precision
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The female forms were designed to accommodate for the fact that women would usually have less force behind their strikes and parries
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It was also a killing series of strikes
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into it strikes water and waves wash noisily against rock
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Yes, and they are brilliant on pre-emptive strikes to destabilise the enemy and not scared to do so whatever the world thinks about it or not
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Nevertheless, they never linger around walking silly patrols on a general's map or chase statistics since they know and we knew that surgical strikes are not done on divisional strength
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The second doctrine of counter-insurgency is that counter-terrorism is all about surgical strikes and intelligence on where to strike
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Air strikes have been launched against the Taliban in Afghanistan
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Secondly, they used neighbouring countries as springboards for their attacks which prompted many pre-emptive strikes which is allowed under International Law but did the Rhodesian reputation nothing good
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The Rhodesian forces made many pre-emptive strikes called raids into neighbouring countries to disrupt the terrorists before they could get to Rhodesia and though very successful in kills it was too little too late
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Furthermore they had a first-rate armaments industry and needed very little outside assistance in this regard and the political will to conduct pre-emptive strikes into neighbouring countries when needed
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What are important are the tactics used and basically the Special Forces lads directed the air strikes from the ground and fast moving artillery with UNITA and 32 Battalion acting as infantry
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Such (bigoted) thinking strikes at the very heart of the Separation of Church and State
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But the high point for the number of drone strikes, deaths, and civilian casualties caused by drones is in 2010, under and ordered by Obama
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“What strikes me about air pollution in the Lennox area, is the immense quantity of toxic chemicals emitted,” said Elynn MacBugall, author of the report entitled, ‘Exposing Canada’s Chemical Alley
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Socialist Salvador Allende was legally elected in 1970, and Nixon immediately conspired with the CIA and phone company AT&T to overthrow him with a blockade, strikes, paid agitators, until finally a military coup brought him down
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Strikes ended, not just because they were no longer being paid to strike, but because unions were outlawed by the dictatorship and union leaders imprisoned or executed
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Hawaii continued to have a turbulent history, with some one of the most radical labor conflicts in the US, seeing major strikes in 1900, 1904, 1905, 1906, 1909, 1912, 1920, 1924, 1934, 1938,and 1940
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the painting Strikes at Sunrise that we had first seen in Taos, New Mexico the year before
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had purchased, Strikes at Sunrise, and the thoughts would come,
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What strikes the visitor at first sight is the intensity of the traffic, which unfortunately seems to have assumed imperfections and faults that are similar to the ones I observed in Manila during my first visit to the Philippines
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Lightning strikes echoed off the hills every 30 seconds; some were very close
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The Samosa government reacted quickly, responding to the demands of influential landowners and businessmen who wanted an end to the campesino’s demands and strikes, and realizing the danger the Sandinistas represented if they continued to experience growth
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The coffee and sugar he had taken to Frau Bergheim had been obtained by swapping cigarettes with Sergeant Cooley’s cooks, and he had a Leica camera, Zeiss binoculars, and a small radio that had been paid for with packs of Lucky Strikes
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They ignored her strikes and I did not look back
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He found a crumpled pack of Lucky Strikes with one cigarette left, some match books with the names of Milwaukee bars and restaurants on them, and a dollar bill
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Any other mount that strikes his fancy, he
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‘The praying mantis strikes
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on the back of the front seat, Junya strikes up a conversation
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Laino tried to avoid the strikes and get a hold of Elior’s arms
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Gushing water strikes the wall beneath me and sprays upward
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8 And David said on that day, Whoever gets up to the hill, and strikes the Jebusites, and the lame and the blind who are hated of
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But “dead,” mingling with the churning and bubbling noises in this room, strikes a blow like a hammer to my chest, and the monster of grief awakens, clawing at my eyes and throat
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Then suddenly, a tragedy strikes the heart of the young teenager
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They served in the militia and used strikes to achieve more equality
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26 He strikes them as wicked men in the open sight of others;
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Dear reader, please forgive me for I am not intending to beat a dead horse, but what strikes me is verses 19-20
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ensuring that you are prepared in case Murphy’s Law strikes at the moment you
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fool goes to the correction of the stocks, until the dart strikes through his liver like the bird hastens towards the snare and he does not
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the wicked, to overthrow the righteous in judgment; the fool's lips enter into contention, and his mouth calls for strikes
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13 For the people turns not to him who strikes them, neither do they seek the Lord of hosts
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the Lord that strikes
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He strikes me as credible and he’s sure Koflanovich lives his life in fear of the Russian mob
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Then it strikes me
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He thought back to the nonsense the cabbie had been blithering on about regarding lightening strikes and electrical items blowing up
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Judicial creativity under a “living Constitution” strikes again
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Lightning strikes in the woods where the giant white rook was killed and turned into bricks
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The Constitution strikes fear in the hearts of those who detest and abuse it
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strikes the same hours again and again
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When light strikes our eye we only become aware of this fact through the energy that is
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It strikes down the idea of passive observation, given by classical theory, and shows
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Wright strikes me as a man that knows how to cover his tracks
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The bully in school continues his menacing behavior, only until someone strikes back (Newton"s action and opposite reaction theory)
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Q: What strikes me as exceedingly strange is that while you say
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Although nothing special really, and having seen some rather more striking ones since then, these still stick in my mind
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I stained to hear the bat striking the ball
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This girl was striking though
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I could feel the old anger rising again, like a cobra, swaying gently, fixing its prey with a striking eye
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"They saw the code for that virus as a missile striking at the speed of light," Herndon recited their propaganda
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He turned to them and there was a look of such joy on his face, the transformation was striking
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I hear more projectiles striking the trees around us
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How tempting was that! Put this all behind her, leave the most party of all worlds for one of the least? True, there would still be yaag available, but did she want to be that out of place? Did she know him that well? She was committing to a relationship of decades or striking out on her own into the unknown to leave him
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Without a word, Berndt turns along a trackway skirting the edge of Gloster, leaving the town on our right and striking across the valley towards the river
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Kai stopped, and then he stepped forward and bowed formally striking his chest with his large fist
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Rayne turned and scanned the entire surrounding area; then she stepped forward and bowed to the assembled group, striking her chest once, as she had seen First Kai do
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" He overlaid the view with the same chart he had shown earlier with the raw activity levels, the lower level of activity in the targeted rock was striking
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only way to secure peace was by striking fear into the hearts of his
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whore, play with me,' Mama said as he danced around Ali, just out of the striking
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I scribble down her address then, striking while the iron is hot
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Inspiration striking, he drew closer to the other two and asked,
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“It’s the bridge, isn’t it?” Tom asked, inspiration striking
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Even from a distance she was rather striking
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She remembered him, of course, from their past commerce in the town, and was fondly reminded how striking a figure he had always been, even as a lad
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striking an intrusive chord in the holiday song
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Suddenly, the void shone a bright light, striking Justice in the stomach and imprinting his image into the doors like a woodcut, where he remained forever, and the light spread across the universe faster than time itself, and everything turned white
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What a striking difference from Elphon! Altreena was a planet where everything was made easy physically, but on Elphon everything was hard
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“Yeah, not allowing a ball in fair territory, striking out nine in a row, real
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Those with their weapons held in Whimly's direction spun, striking out as they moved
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Plush, black rolls of fur covered her shoulders and neck, a striking contrast to her lips which were painted dark red
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" I heard the striking of a match
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Too tired to fight, Emily turned and hurried on while behind her the air was rent with thunder as Tetloan began striking the invading soldiers
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There was another flurry of shots and Janice could see the bullets striking the other men
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She moved with impossible speed, her glowing blue fists striking out with incredible destructive power
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It took only a couple quick strides of his long legs and Adros was in striking range
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Rag’nerack was within striking range when the scene turned to utter chaos, and not at all the type he had expected
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As for Vorous, he was a striking youth of twenty years or so
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Delvin certainly saw her as much, attributing to her presence a striking shift in fortune and a pal-DRAFT
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arity at the waving Legion colors set against the striking towers
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It was a decent size and she thought it might serve as a good striking weapon
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Striking a balance between work and play is still considered the ideal,
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His features were classically Imperial, dusky and striking
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He watched with amazement and confusion as it was replaced with that of a much younger dark-haired man, the same striking eyes of slate and tanned complexion
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But given this as an apparent matter of life and death…how could she have hidden it so? More striking yet, how could she bear that brilliantly warm smile amid it all? How could anyone shoulder a burden like that alone?
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She realized that the quality so often striking her as arrogance was something else entirely
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“Okay, you can only see the napkin because it reflects light striking it from the lamp up there
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I want to know which side of their heads they part their hair before the Huntress gets to within striking distance!”
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His reaction to this was striking enough
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While some dismissed it as a trifling detail, of no real concern to their desired status quo, it was a striking development to this agent
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Yet despite this striking appearance his demeanour remained respectful, and his voice was shot through with soft humility
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The sun was bright in the sky, fierce against the striking blue backdrop
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There was a haze lingering about as well, one that softened the rich colors of the Rift’s foliage normally brown and striking green - but she paid it no mind
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His eyes, a striking green, had a thoughtful expression to them
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the palm of the hand, with the palm being the backup or secondary striking
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In technique and form, Shootfighting is a mix of striking and grappling
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The hand speed in Kempo comes from something known as “speed striking”
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The speed striking in Kempo takes many years to master
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The main exercise where speed striking will really come into play is with sparring
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sparring, the faster he will develop in the art of speed striking
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It is one of the fastest striking martial arts in existence, although it
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Now I was in front of the neighboring house and had managed to keep the face-eaters out of striking distance, but there was a cluster of six standing ahead of me under a tree, blocking the sidewalk and my path
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Some of the freaks were taking curious steps toward me, and I sped up my process, pulling the matches and striking one to life
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He blew off in her suddenly, hotly, violently, the thick stream striking her inner body in such quantities that it caused her to have a second orgasm which was even better than the first
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The boy got his body turned about somehow and now his hard cock was striking her tits, slapping at them, poking at them, pounding away at them
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Scott turned to face the doctor so his helmet’s beam was striking the man through his helmet
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They were there but they were not striking at him
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” The man stepped forward whether to remonstrate with her or to grasp her I don’t’ no but before I could move Anne’s hand curled into a fist and she lashed out like a striking snake
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atmosphere there, and it was unique and striking
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They are at war with us, but the Obama administration refuses to go to war with them, even to the extent of striking the word „terrorist" from the official lexicon
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Sam’s body shook and I could hear the bullets striking it with dull thuds I thought I had gotten away with it but then I felt a burning sensation across my thigh as a bullet dug a furrow through it
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I would certainly not like to see what he called unlucky and with a clown like him defending me I could feel the bullets striking home already
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Then I saw a striking woman with grey hair in a kind of chignon come along leaning on a silver topped cane she stopped close by and I looked taking in her hair which was a lovely silver colour and not grey and her neck and head had more than an aristocratic look to them
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Her eyes were the most striking shade of violet and she was quite tall for a woman and very upright and regal in her poise
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Raven’s body moved of its own accord, instinctively forming his hand into a fist, a lower block striking Khan’s leg away just before it landed
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Supreme Court decision striking down all state anti-abortion laws was recently repudiated by the lady known as Roe?
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Bite the Trainer, your Human or anyone else within striking distance when they have the gall to lay a hand on you
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They merely swept past, striking as they gathered speed for the jump
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jump in system, it wasn’t to a position within safe striking distance of T’Chau
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He looked like such an ordinary man, but it was a striking, deliberate ordinariness
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He adopted, however, the moderately wise course of writing to the Press on the subject, and by a striking coincidence, the same week, abundant proof of recent sacrifice arrived by mail from Accra, the reports being voluntarily furnished by eye-witnesses
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The enormous stump with its buttresses and gnarled roots was afterwards set on fire, and when darkness fell on the capital the blazing fetish houses and heaps of rubbish, with the black bodies of the levies as they rushed hither and thither, demolishing walls and throwing fresh fuel on the blazing piles, made a weird and striking scene, that will be long imprinted on the minds of those who witnessed it
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Sheena heard the sound of a match striking and then a soft cough as her friend filled his lungs with smoke
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Ordered into an untenable position, the striking individuality of the American soldier, criticised by some as indiscipline, rose superior to the occasion
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In striking unfairness, a favoured few, myself included, received permission to be present at the ceremony
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Boots striking the rungs told her the men were coming up despite the discomfort
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She moved along the wall, striking as she went, and in most places the wall was sturdy, the noise dying out almost instantly
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Kay complied, striking harder, and again the sound echoed through the room with a hollow reverberation
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Knowledge lacking perspicacity is analogous to striking a book of matches without first understanding the principles of fire
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evolutionary standards of (moral) decency! At some indeterminate juncture, having (nearly) exhausted its loftiest social, cultural and intellectual ideals, a society begins striking diminishing or marginal returns, also understood as the ―law of relative increasing costs
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Addendum to the above: What I refer to as the components of intelligence; that is to say, memory, assimilation, recall and the capacity to reason, may be developed by application and conditioning; although striking diminishing returns at some point
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Since the insurgents had no heavy weapons or access to it they attacked at night striking hard and fast before disappearing into the bushes using knifes and homemade weapons
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Striking randomly is a thorough waste of time and money and creates more insurgents
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It‘s ultimate effects what matter the most! A striking feature that characterizes both institutions lies in the conspicuous manner that both Slave and ―Unborn‖ were/are denied citizenship rights, equal protection under the law, and judicial redress of grievances, not to mention their Natural Rights endowed by God
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…(that is to say) particularly striking to the casual observer is an inability to differentiate between generations whose phonic accents and (ethnic) customs and forms seem to suggest an unwillingness to integrate into the mainstream…
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Striking upwards, his muscles straining with the effort, Thesa reached the surface, gasping for breath, the numbing coldness of the water sucking the air from his lungs and stinging his eyes
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For it is precisely when a force has fallen into harm's way that is capable of striking a blow for victory
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Based on the description of warfare in "The Art of War" and the striking similarity of the text's prose to other works from Warring States period led the modern scholars to place the completion of "The Art of War" in the Warring States Period (476-221 BC)
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Among the film‘s more striking (alluring) scenes displays Ms
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She was striking: tall, slender, graceful and with green eyes
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They were young, shapely Latin beauties, each more striking than the last
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Eyeing the soldiers, Shapeshifter altered the course of her fall, striking with deadly weight as her claws closed around a throat in merciless death-grip
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The most striking words from her are her stance on Iran
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It is quite striking to see how many presidents hailed as supposed our greatest were actually among our worst, and almost as striking to see some of our most disliked among our best in saving lives
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“Yes,” he said, striking a pose, “I believe we do
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She caught a note of the surf in the background and a single pang of homesickness struck her
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Well, he was struck by an
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"Well, I thought you would want to be thoroughly informed in advance and I saw that you had signed in but not signed off on the briefing forms so it struck me as strange
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They struck up conversation easily
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That he was an avenging angel, a super-cop who struck fear into the heart of organized crime
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Randy struck him out the last two times, but I think Randy is getting tired
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His guard leant against the wall and, having struck a match along Citizen
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That missile struck in 2359, in the form of instructions to produce an artificial virus that would modify human genetics to prevent mortals from aging as long as they had frequent promiscuous sex
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A fever struck, the delirium of constant doubt
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When I explained to the telephone operator what I wanted, she just hang up to me! Nevertheless, whenever old-Zarifis calls them for the same reason, the police arrive here in no time so as to restore peace and quiet! When my sister threw a party some months ago, the old man called the police as soon as the clock struck midnight and they arrived five minutes later
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It struck me then that it would be so ironic to win a lifetime’s supply of electrical goods in a country where the power browned-out more often than not
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It struck me that the bastards had locked me in
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He appeared to be methodical in the way that he moved and thought, but something else struck me about him
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And then it struck me
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The absurdity of our meeting struck me then
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As I turned my head, I was surprised to see that Arion's laser had struck the crystalline sphere above the altar, actually destroying the mystical seal inside
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Suddenly something struck Son in his chest and he fell into the river, still
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Son looked at his chest and saw the arrow that had struck him
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he pulled her hair with one hand, and struck her face with the other
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‘Well … the man I saw at the Association offices in London – Gerisse Stowman, his name was, he struck me as being extremely uneasy when I announced my presence – he plainly knew my reputation - and he became even more bothered when I said I was coming down here
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head and struck the earth where he had been lying
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When the serpent surrounded Son with its coils Son struck with the sword,
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The serpent struck again and again as Son dodged and countered the
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The creature struck and missed as Son swung with all of his strength in an
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moon, stepped on a deadly snake which struck her leg
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The sharp retort of metalled boot heels struck out at the early morning stillness, announcing the arrival of Danton and his scowling, out of breath companion to every inmate as they bore down on the door at the end of the corridor like cannon balls, casting their grotesquely elongated shadows across the floor and up the walls
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His guard leant against the wall and, having struck a match along Citizen Marat’s noble nose, lit a cheroot while the gaoler fumbled with his keys
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I gather that once, when he was a young man (very young I should imagine), he met her grandmother and was immediately struck by the resemblance Angie bears her … sounds unlikely to me, but who am I to quibble?
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Alderfolk Pottypears sat down, and with his gavel struck the desk
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Suddenly struck by a thought, I go through my clothes, trying to find something to wear … there’s a skirt and top I haven’t worn yet … I hold them up against myself, rising on to my toes in an attempt to see what they look like in the small mirror on the wall … at least they are clean
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Already, I was sun struck
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When he was large enough, and strong enough he struck
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And then, something else struck me
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Again, I am struck by the plight of the planet – what will happen if I failed to find the Elements? It doesn’t bear thinking of
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Struck to the core by the pain I saw there, I had gently traced the line of his jaw with my hand, his stubble rough beneath my touch … I don’t know how it happened exactly, whether I leaned forward or whether he did, but the next moment we were kissing
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When they took me to meet Jake I was awe struck
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” The Queen struck the Staff of Office twice signaling the meeting was over
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I realised we had struck real-estate gold
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The young man peeled the suit slowly from his weary body, walked up to the princess, took her hand in his and turned to face the awe struck line of ministers, priests and holy souls
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To the grave and desperate disappointment of both the young man and his mother, the young ladies behaved perfectly because they had all been brought up properly by respectably stage struck parents, each of them agreeing immediately to the request for a bit of a scrub at the washtub
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I would have still done the same thing,” Duncan struck his chest; “I never would have left you to their mercy
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Naveen struck on Paresh's
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struck, the ball rose and hurled towards the first floor
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By the time that he did make the connection he was sinking to the floor and losing consciousness, his head and shoulders wrapped in an old bath towel that his step-mother had thrown over his head as she struck to soak up the inevitable streams of blood
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Having no television and no contact with the outside world meant that Helen never did see a star struck twelve year old girl from Grimsby get all tongue tied and nervous when she met the boy with the angelic voice and his band in London
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’ Abi’s eyes are alight with excitement at the prospect of the trip and I’m struck by a sudden pang … she hadn’t said a word to me about it
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Ali struck this time
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Then he struck the sole of each boot once with the flat of his
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A sense of reality struck as the passion
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Ish struck Siva's poses on the ledge
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‘You just want me to carry the can for any wrong decisions!’ But it is a half-hearted attempt at lightness … Simon’s as struck as I am by the awesomeness of the whole enterprise
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Ish struck the bat on the man's
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He struck the blunt end of the trishul on Ish's head
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Ish took his captor's trishul and struck it into the man's heart
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As he left, Mama struck his trishul at
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Slam! Ali struck the ball with the bat
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I remember when we read it at Lowther Park I was struck by the desperation she must have felt
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He eyes were deep violet orbs that struck a man to his core
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considering the ring thing when disaster struck
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Boras spun around and struck her with such force that she went spinning to the ground
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princess, took her hand in his and turned to face the awe struck line
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What would happen to whatever was in this OS when she did make it back? Could it spawn a copy over there, might she still be here even if she went back? Then an even more alarming thought struck her
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She struck it drunkenly, had to grab the handle to keep her arm still
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they had all been brought up properly by respectably stage struck
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’ She admitted, ‘Bunty always struck me as a very complex person, as though what you saw on the surface was only a part of the real woman
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meant that Helen never did see a star struck twelve year old girl
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In the distant past a primitive scientist sewed up a body out of parts and struck it with lightning and it came to life
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His hands shook as he struck it and it ignited
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His spade struck something solid and, expecting another tree root, he
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stiffness, Tom suspected that the other man had been struck by the
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She was struck by a sudden sense of how far away this tiny world was from the so-called civilised society she was used to, far both literally in that it was some miles from the nearest town and also mystically with its silent brooding landscape
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Her rhythmic stride faltered as the immensity of her surroundings battered through the veneer of self-important awareness in the twentieth century woman’s mind and struck at the primitive being beneath
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and struck Filbert with the back of his free hand
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This made the donkey so angry that it struck out his hind legs and kicked wildly
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He hit one of the rocks and bounced off it, splatting against another just as a massive wave struck the cliff
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He was struck by that but tried to ignore it
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It struck me as a little odd, after all, it is rather early in the season, but he was quite adamant that this was the time what he wanted to be here … something to do with climate change and the seasons coming round earlier, I think he said
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He too had been struck at the time by the
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struck by the similarity between Bram’s notebook and the magical
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Jameson was quicker than the flash of lightening which struck out at the same moment, and held her in his embrace, safe from gravity and and the fall
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itself had struck them all dumb
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David’s struck by this and agrees to put this sort of information into his messages
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struck with a baseball bat from behind
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his feet and struck the table with his fist
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than overdue to be struck by an asteroid capable of wiping out the vast majority of life on our planet
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The last one that struck Earth wiped out the dinosaurs
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And this occurred in their household as well; tragedy struck
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“Anyway, Fear Gurtha is another word for ‘hungry grass’; anyone who walks on the Fear Gurtha will be struck with an insatiable hunger
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And thus did Trouble Valley once again return to normal, no more struck by the dreaded Fear Gurtha, and thus they did hunger no more
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soon as the first rays struck the market square, and Jacob’s
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From out of nowhere, a strong gust of wind struck her back
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Obviously, she’d struck a raw nerve, "I didn't mean to
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The one that struck her as odd was about the three houses and the hunting lodge
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It struck her as strange that he should know the word 'charge'
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Justice raised an eyebrow for a second and smirked as the ineffectual blasts struck him
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What struck Matt most was how much it glowed, which was quite strange as black should not shine so bright, but it shone nonetheless, illuminating the entire room in a black glow