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1. For what purpose did God sent His word of healing? So that it would

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2. out my pancreas, and for what purpose?

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3. But as the soldiers in the cart got out and unbound her wrists after she descended from it, it became increasingly clearer to the hosts just who had arrived and for what purpose

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4. The voice of her inner mind suddenly intruded into her panic, And who would be dragging you now if he had lost? And to where? And for what purpose? And for how many? But her troubled mind was in no condition to hear, only to react

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5. “Patrols for what purpose?” asks Will

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6. “For what purpose are the factionless uniting?” he says

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7. So what gave rise to this countercurrent stream? This revolutionary programme we call life? This programme that conflicts with the second law of thermodynamics and the fabric of the cosmos? And who or what created this deviant programme—and for what purpose? Chance, alone, cannot account for life or increasing order or anti-entropy in a universe bound by increasing entropy over time

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8. But how, and for what purpose? And, more importantly, how can such magic be used to help him?

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9. He wondered briefly for what purpose the ladders had been suspended from the ledges over the subterranean river, but dismissed the matter with a shrug

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10. Conan wondered uneasily for what purpose these colossal piles had been reared, in what forgotten age

11. “For what purpose does the gentleman arise at

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12. “For what purpose do you need the helicopter and for how long?” he asked

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13. And, for what purpose

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14. I was still ruminating, because I had no idea where to go and for what purpose

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15. What things and for what purpose, is not usually so readily discussed, but the practice of loading the brain with knowledge is a widely accepted convention, nevertheless

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16. What was this revelation if not about ‘rebirth’ that the God had done away with later on in Quran, and for what purpose?

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17. how it is arranged as a living system, how it should function, for what purpose it

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18. who a human is and on what basis and for what purpose he functions

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19. “The question is, then, where did the feeling come from, is it your own, if not, who instilled it in you, for what purpose, to what end?” As IM continued, Urit automatically mouthed them in perfect synchronization

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20. #¿qué?# what; #¿a qué?# for what purpose, why; #¿por qué?#why? #no había por qué#, there was no

21. "For what purpose? Is this the house that you plan to live in after you marry Dewi?"

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22. “For what purpose?” After dodging the question for a

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23. guardian and for what purpose and also lay down the duties of the guardian

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24. For what purpose? For a real experience and synthesis of THIS! That is why, concerning their interest, I should say that all kinds of realizational Forms of SLUI-SLUU just have an enhanced stimulus to manifest their creativity exactly in these (typical of LLUU-VVU and other Proto-Forms) synthetic Directions of the development and Self-knowledge

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25. reach us and for what purpose, to have sex with the biggest idiots they find?

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26. flowing and for what purpose would they wish to keep the money flowing?

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27. was going to buy the plans from him, for what purpose, or

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28. (1) For what purpose would Christ go into Hell and preach to only some that

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29. tales told who had constructed it or for what purpose

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30. That had been quite the toss, but for what purpose had it been done?

31. (1) For what purpose would Christ go into Hell and preach to only some that were there? To save them; can those in Hell ever be saved? The very ones who believe there is a Hell, and use this passage to prove the souls of the lost are alive in Hell before the resurrection, and before they are judged, also says no that once a person is in Hell he or she can never get out, can never be saved

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32. For what purpose do you conceive that we have come here, said Thrasymachus, --to look for gold, or to hear discourse?

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33. And when, exactly, was she supposed to use the damned thing? And for what purpose?

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34. For what purpose they had

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35. "Cannons in the courtyard of the Museum! For what purpose? Do you want to fire grape-shot at the Apollo Belvedere? What have those cartridges to do with the Venus de Medici? Oh! the young men of the present day are all blackguards! What a pretty creature is their Benjamin Constant! And those who are not rascals are simpletons! They do all they can to make themselves ugly, they are badly dressed, they are afraid of women, in the presence of petticoats they have a mendicant air which sets the girls into fits of laughter; on my word of honor, one would say the poor creatures were ashamed of love

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36. How was all this made? And why? For what purpose? Out of the goodness of some divine intervention? Was God, then, really that thoughtful of his children? How and why and what for?

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37. She was keeping a scrapbook, which she also proudly displayed, thumbing through the pages and explaining where each photo was taken and for what purpose

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38. An action, which we ourselves require experience to enable us to perform, when performed by an animal, more especially by a very young one, without experience, and when performed by many individuals in the same way, without their knowing for what purpose it is performed, is usually said to be instinctive

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39. I was curious to know for what purpose the old man had written to Pougatcheff

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40. The young officer asked how, and for what purpose I had entered the rebel service

41. And as there was no time to lose, Anna Andreyevna, relying on her power to carry off the position, resolved to begin without the document, bringing the old prince straight to me—for what purpose ? To catch me by that same step; so to say, to kill two birds with one stone

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42. And by the way, why did you do that—why did you set apart that half, for what purpose, for what object did you do it? Can you explain that to us?”

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43. The result of it is this, that all these men, beginning with Comte, Strauss, Spencer, and Renan, who do not understand the meaning of Christ's sermons, who do not understand why they are uttered and for what purpose, who do not even understand the question to which they serve as an answer, who do not even take the trouble to grasp their meaning, if they are inimically inclined, deny outright the rationality of the teaching; but if they wish to be condescending to it, they correct it from the height of their grandeur, assuming that Christ wanted to say precisely what they have in mind, but did not know how to say it

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44. But now it is not so: men know already, or are very near to knowing, what they are doing, and for what purpose they are doing what they are doing

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45. But what significance can this sentiment have in our Christian time? On what ground and for what purpose can a man of our time, a Russian, go and kill Frenchmen or Germans, or a Frenchman Germans, when he knows full well, no matter how little educated he may be, that the men of the other state and nation, against which they are rousing his patriotic hostility, are not barbarians, but just such Christians as he, frequently of the same faith and profession with him, desiring like him nothing but peace and a peaceful exchange of labour, and that, besides, they are for the most part united with him either by the interests of common labour, or by commercial or spiritual interests, or by all together? Thus frequently the men of another country are nearer and more indispensable to a man than his own countrymen, as is the case with labourers who are connected with employers of other nationalities, and as is the case with commercial people, and especially with scholars and artists

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46. And the questions as to why, for what purpose, this fair creature was ruined, and why it should be so, naturally arise in the reader's soul, and make him stop and reflect on the meaning and significance of human life

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47. There the author seems to ask: "Why, for what purpose, is the fair creature ruined? Why did it happen?" Here he seems to be answering the questions: "Everything pure and good has perished and continues to perish in our society, because this society is corrupt, senseless, and terrible

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48. In the next novel, Mont-Oriol, the questions as to why and for what purpose are the sufferings of the dear woman and the success and joys of the savage male are no longer put, but it seems to be assumed that it ought to be so, and the moral demands are almost not felt; instead there appear, without any need and evoked by no artistic demands, obscene, sensuous descriptions

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49. Before undertaking the study of any thing, a man decides for what purpose he is studying this subject, and not the others

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50. For what purpose was the Revolution, in which the blood and treasure of our ancestors were the price of independence, if we are now to be taxed by Britain? The highest authority in the Union cannot constitutionally tax the exports, which are in part the products of the labor of the American people; yet the British Government has presumptuously undertaken to do it

51. We find, in the course of the trial, that the person employed to enlist the men, declares that the person employing him refused to tell him for what purpose they were to be enlisted, and, of course, he could not inform those whom he enlisted

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52. Jackson's language, and add to the heap thus made the whole list of injuries received from Great Britain—impressments, affair of the Chesapeake, murder of Pierce—and all this, for what purpose? Why, truly, to justify this House in making a solemn asseveration of a particular fact! As if any injury in the world could be even an apology for the deliberate utterance of a falsehood

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53. We create a military school—for what purpose? Because the sovereign authority has power to establish an army, and the power to create a military school is inseparably connected with and necessarily appertains to it

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54. wished to know for what purpose this additional duty is wanted

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55. It would be proper, before a vote was taken on this resolution, to know for what purpose these additional troops were wanted

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56. For what purpose, sir, let me ask, have we adopted the resolution preceding this? Was it for the purpose of destroying the Government? Was it that the members of that Army should sheath their swords in the bowels of the liberties of their country? Who will impute to this body so disgraceful a motive? Are you about to raise a standing army, not for the purpose of making preparations for war, but with a view of intimidating Great Britain to recede from her unjust infractions of our neutral rights? Do not think that she will be intimidated by any preparations which you can make, however formidable they may be

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57. And what real benefit has resulted from it to the Government? Has a picaroon or a buccaneer ever been chastised by them? If they have, he had no recollection of the case; he had seen indeed paragraphs in the newspapers mentioning that the frigate President, or some one of the vessels, had sailed from the navy-yard to Norfolk, from thence to New York, and finally arrived safe at Boston; but for what purpose he was totally ignorant, unless, indeed, it was to sail back again, and furnish the materials for a new article for the newspapers; and for these eminent services, the American people have already paid about $30,000,000

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58. But, said he, for what purpose, I feel impelled to ask, are you going to build these vessels? Are you to spend four or five millions of dollars, in addition to your present extraordinary expenditures, to protect commerce? Will this old argument, in favor of a navy, now be used, which we have so often heard heretofore? Sir, where is your commerce now to protect? Will you protect that clandestinely destined to Great Britain? No, surely

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59. But, for what purpose are you to send them out? Certainly, not to take merchantmen

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60. For what purpose, then, could they be wanted? Experience had already shown that the old establishment was quite sufficient in time of peace

61. For what purpose were protections given to American seamen? Surely to protect them against impressment, and to show that we had no desire to protect others; and what more ought to have been done, he did not tell us

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62. for what purpose are these troops wanted? 434;

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63. for what purpose are these ships to be built? 600;

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