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no longer used
1. Whispered words of reverence came out of his mouth in the tongue of God which they no longer used, but kept handing it down as holy passages, from mouth to mouth, generation to generation
2. But it is no longer used as a primary address by many because of some fear connected with its usage
3. The word was no longer used, and indeed had never been used anywhere except
4. Naturally, today it is no longer used and stands there as an interesting relic of the past
5. When he finally sought to learn their contents, even his newest System had great difficulty interpreting the no longer used Mayan language in which the first group was written
6. In his post-war career Captain Waters participated in several thousand sea and air rescues, most of the latter performed in H-52 amphibious helicopters which are no longer used by the Coast Guard
7. The tree's magic still protected the borders of camp, but it no longer used Thalia's spirit for power
8. Although in excellent condition it was no longer used by human observers
9. states the term "rape" is no longer used, and the offense has
10. “Since the investment in the sewage company, the pipes were no longer used, but we discovered pumping stations still working on them for no apparent reason
11. Disposable diapers are not regulated by the FDA, and a chemical implicated in the Toxic Shock Syndrome fiasco thirty years ago, which is no longer used in women’s products, is still used in disposables
12. “Call me Sarah when I’m under this form: Sarai is a name that is no longer used now, while Sarah, my Hebrew name, is still a very common one and won’t attract questions
13. No longer used in that sense
14. organ music, which he no longer used
15. I told them what we wanted and they said the old bath-house was no longer used
16. Until the trade became so cheap and so common: it was no longer used as a sign of status
17. Now both words: ‘tooken’, and ‘token’ are no longer used
18. But that rule is no longer used
19. I do not mean to say that relatives may not be disparate, or that the science of health is healthy, or of disease necessarily diseased, or that the sciences of good and evil are therefore good and evil; but only that, when the term science is no longer used absolutely, but has a qualified object which in this case is the nature of health and disease, it becomes defined, and is hence called not merely science, but the science of medicine
20. Out of the seven, four belong to collieries which are worked out, or at least to shafts which are no longer used
21. He no longer used the ferry-boat, his eyes were starting to get weak, and not just his eyes; his arms and hands as well
22. Many of the following items are considered legacy devices, in that they are no longer used in networks built today
23. Just because coaxial cable is no longer used for networks does not mean that it has totally outlived its usefulness
24. Once the system has discovered the IP address of the destination, it uses that address in the IP header to send packets to that destination; the DNS name is no longer used after that point
25. Two other options, B (for Block) and C (for Compressed), are no longer used
26. Could Chandler have killed women over time and buried them in the dark of his garden, trusting that they would never be found? Had he kept the house he no longer used so as to protect his private trophy garden?
27. He passed the days in contemplation of the perpetual snows from his terrace, rocking slowly in a Viennese rocker next to a table where the servants always kept a pot of black coffee hot for him, along with a glass of water with boric acid that contained two plates of false teeth, which he no longer used except to receive visitors
28. The fathers do not speak much, and only pitifully smack their tongues and sigh, knowing that now they will no longer see their helpers, whom they have raised and instructed, and that there will return to them, not those peaceful, industrious agriculturists that they have been, but generally debauched, dandyish soldiers, who are no longer used to a simple life