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1. Prolonged exposure to it can prematurely

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2. A few weeks before they were due to marry, you were born prematurely and your poor mother was too weak to recover from the trauma of your birth

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3. father! Be careful not to judge prematurely

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4. looked prematurely aged, with grey hair and pallid skin that

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5. He was a smallish man with prematurely

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6. To attempt, however, prematurely, and with an insufficient capital, to do all the three, is certainly not the shortest way for a society, no more than it would be for an individual, to acquire a sufficient one

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7. Yes, it was 2 years ago when Arkaneh decided to leave us and move away, right after his relationship with his girlfriend, Elina, was ended prematurely

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8. She had been reasonably certain that this kid was not the type to blow prematurely, but he had not followed her prediction

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9. I took in everything from her prematurely grey hair to the sallow skin and pinched face whose complexion seemed to be waxy and then her dead brown eyes that looked out without any life in them

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10. she came out prematurely from behind the closet door, and ran into his

11. It would've been easy to start the plan prematurely

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12. He was of at least middle years (but perhaps prematurely aged), short, wiry, and dark skinned

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13. Since Roger had to return to Los Angeles prematurely to attend to his teaching duties, he did not have time to visit the entire island as everyone else did

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14. They insisted upon discharging him very prematurely

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15. “Think what over? You need to check on her before your baby is born prematurely

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16. Although he was in his early 40s, he was prematurely gray and wore round-rimmed glasses that were perched on the end of his nose

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17. That the VC attacked at this open spot instead of further east where the vegetation all but smothered the road confirmed that the ambush had been prematurely sprung by Spears and Krocek

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18. 1 When he too had undergone blessed martyrdom and died in the caldron into which he had been thrown the seventh the youngest of all came forward: 2 whom the tyrant pitying though he had been dreadfully reproached by his brethren 3 Seeing him already encompassed with chains had him brought nearer and endeavoured to counsel him saying 4 You see the end of the madness of your brethren for they have died in torture through disobedience and you if disobedient having been miserably tormented will yourself perish prematurely

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19. It was obvious at first glance what the problem was, as inches of sludge that looked like cold roofing tar had built up on the interior of the engine causing it to fail prematurely to the tune of $4,500, a lot more expensive than changing the oil at recommended intervals

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20. Alex smiled at the very drunk programmer; prematurely bald, overweight, famous in the office for his lack of hygiene

21. A large Welsh study on longevity found that those who had sex less than once a month had double the risk of dying prematurely than those who had sex twice a week

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22. such a man to end his life prematurely by his own hand

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23. prematurely and no one can figure out what is causing the failures

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24. This would have been a smart move were it not for the fact that the P I ships had anticipated it, but what even they did not anticipate was that the 21’s still jockeying for position would fly into the path of these missiles and cause the warheads to detonate prematurely

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25. From the papers in their quarters, we determined that the two of you were the real targets, but the bomb went off prematurely

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26. As he came closer, he could see construction had been interrupted much more prematurely than he originally thought

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27. I was born prematurely, and when I came out of the womb, I had

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28. which does not fall prematurely to the ground

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29. It would be the same case if one would change history by killing prematurely a historically important person in the primordial timeline, like Hitler, Napoleon or Julius Caesar

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30. “Is what I want to do truly that horrible? Imagine a world in which death was not a permanent thing to be feared! In which those who have the courage could bring back a lost loved one! How many children have had their lives prematurely cut short? How many husbands, wives, mothers, fathers? True, it isn't an organic body, and I haven't developed the technology well enough for it to even appear organic, but is it not better than not having them?” Amber eyes met honey, and the straight stare said that she meant it, unequivocaly

31. Had her husband, Michael, still been living, he would gladly have performed such services with pride and eagerness, but he had been prematurely called home by a stroke only weeks before her accident, leaving her to face both the physical and emotional trauma in the aftermath of losing her sight

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32. Some tragedy may have befallen them such as an accident or a murder that ended their lives prematurely

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33. “Would you both mind waiting here until the photographers finish up and the body is moved out?” Feltus asked with some reservation at keeping these weary associates here any longer, but he knew their dedication would prevent them from leaving prematurely or complaining about their lack of sleep

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34. Feltus smiled prematurely at the prospect and crossed his fingers in anticipation of an exact location

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35. were to awaken her prematurely

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36. Ingrid looked sharply at the enemy strung along the side of the road: if she detonated now the four bombs in proximity to the enemy soldiers, she would probably cause a horrible carnage among them, but she would also risk prematurely unmasking her position on top of Hill 260

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37. There was none more than she and where had that got her, an everlasting after life? Sadly that good lady was through the curtain now, although somewhat prematurely to what she would have planned

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38. prematurely, hitting the door and drawing a line across it as he adjusted during firing

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39. Polina, a 54 year-old woman prematurely aged by the hard life of a forced labor camp, felt her heart jump with joy at that announcement, while the other Jewish women in the barrack shouted happily

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40. The system began firing at every torpedoe in range, causing them to detonate prematurely

41. The collapse had caused the two rails to fall and the rocket came free of the cradle prematurely, and, credit to Tammas in his ability to follow instructions, the auto gyros and avionics brought the rocket to an upright position just in time to avoid a collision with the other side of the ravine

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42. I mean we don't want to do anything prematurely

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43. Their eye has become prematurely dim, and their natural force abated

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44. His erect penis escaped prematurely through the slit in his pants but he carefully placed it back inside, before walking over and lying next to her

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45. Well, Gandhi had cleaned the public toilets alright but did he not force his wife to do the same against her will, and in embracing celibacy prematurely had he not deprived Kasturba the warmth of his marital embrace

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46. that in the future I will die prematurely, but I am not willing to go into the stage of complete extermination and pulled out all roots

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47. Pauline stood in the corner, a quiet woman in her late forties, her thick curly hair greying prematurely

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48. As the Farmer understands the importance of planting in the correct season, you too must understand the importance of not prematurely sharing your Pearls of Possibility

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49. For this reason, it is imperative that you avoid prematurely exposing your Pearls of Pssibility

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50. The camera callously and noisily pulled closer to them bringing them prematurely back to the scene in hand, on cue Byron unattached the actress’s white cotton robe at the shoulder clasps, baring the curve of her spine to the whirling lens

51. “I'm sure everything is fantastic,” she said without any trace of sarcasm, but with a new tinge of exceptionalism and a prematurely born “Been there done that

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52. She thought prematurely that her father was to blame, but she learned that her mother’s heart gave out

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53. As we stated earlier, we think it’s best for the client to follow a doctor’s treatment plan – even if it takes more than a year – rather than settling the case prematurely

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54. As we stated earlier, we think it’s best for the child to follow a doctor’s treatment plan – even if it takes more than a year – rather than settling the case prematurely

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55. Will cause the set to terminate prematurely because the buildup of lactic acid becomes too

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56. Until we have learnt all that we are to learn in this physical form, trying to go prematurely to the astral form is wrong and harmful

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57. It should neither be feared nor embraced prematurely

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58. As I opened my eyes prematurely, I heard the voices say we will be with you at all times

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59. "Hullo, Tuss," he called across, hurrying past, for it would rather upset his umbrella plan to be stopped and have to talk to the man Neumann thus prematurely

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60. Not the Cyril of the last three months, tall, handsome, brown, and bearded; but a pale Cyril, thin and haggard; a man who was prematurely aged and bent, whose hair was streaked with white, and on whose face suffering had set it a sharp unmistakable impress

61. We have to remain focused, not flush every bad experiment prematurely

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62. prematurely giving up and abandoning their shopping basket

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63. Yet so many websites don't seem to have considered the usability of their ecommerce site and of their ordering process, resulting in users prematurely giving up and

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64. prematurely, he and his disciples go into hiding in a little

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65. snow prematurely: this can cause blotches of ice to form on the

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66. a question alive, not allowing it to die prematurely required a lot of courage, character and

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67. that opened prematurely and most of

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68. At Rose’s parents there was already another child named Leah who was born prematurely about six months after Reinhard

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69. A washed out blond color turning prematurely gray

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70. In many cases their genitals become deformed and cancerous, and grow so big: that the chick breaks its own shell before it has developed lungs to breathe and dies prematurely, because all its growth spurt has been sucked up into its cancerous genitals swelling into a cancerous growth so huge: that its swelling genitals crack the chicks shell before it is ready to live

71. Nevertheless, parting"s sweet sorrow gripped me prematurely

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72. Most men are prematurely bald, or have hair so short, they look as if they are bald

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73. One of the great crusades of science and medicine; is to eradicate human illness and disease; so no human will ever get sick or die prematurely

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74. Now these undead shitwads see the final culmination of all their machinations and conspiracies approaching and reaching a head and as always, they have overreached themselves and prematurely revealed themselves as undead ghouls secretly controlling the most powerful and wealthy people in the world

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75. The undead spirit of the mother raccoon was re-enacting a negative re-creation of its own death; raising the babies she had been prevented from raising when she had been prematurely killed and also wreaked her revenge on the person whose porch it took over

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76. Gerek teetered on a stool next to a giant laser saw and swept a thick-fingered hand over his prematurely balding head

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77. At fifty seven she had begun to gray somewhat prematurely, but it took nothing from her beauty

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78. If she was prematurely out of pain, then she couldn’t be fully absolved of trying to kill a member of her master’s elite guard

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79. had the effect of causing him to age prematurely

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80. Can youth be restored in the prematurely aged? Perhaps the greatest chal enge to

81. Research has shown that smoking causes wrinkles and damage to skin prematurely, by up to 10 to 20 years

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82. He sat by a newly-lighted wood fire (the blighted and unfruitful year was prematurely cold), and on his honest and courageous face there was a deeper shade than the pendent lamp could throw, or any object in the room distortedly reflect--a shade of horror

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83. So great is the danger lest he who would be the counsellor of another should reveal the secret prematurely, lest he should get another too much into his power; or fix the passing impression of evil by demanding the confession of it

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84. wrecked on the Irish coast for which he had prematurely embarked, and

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85.  Gerald Ford once noted that Reagan’s hair was “prematurely orange

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86. "In essence, the year before, the royal houses of Holland, Austria, and England had signed a treaty of alliance at The Hague, aiming to wrest the Spanish crown from King Philip V and to place it on the head of an archduke whom they prematurely dubbed King Charles III

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87. He was prematurely bald on the top of his head, and had bushy black eyebrows that wouldn't lie down but stood up bristling

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88. Never did a perverse nature declare itself more prematurely, and yet it was not owing to any fault in his bringing up

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89. One of the little girls, a mere mite who seemed to have prematurely taken upon herself some charge of the others, stepped out of her place by me, and danced to and from the baby until it left off crying, and laughed

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90. He is prematurely bald from selfabuse, perversely idealistic in consequence, a reformed rake, and has metal teeth

91. The sky overhead is threatening rain, which will royally suck if it happens, but the good news is that in the meantime, it darkens the sky and brings the rough equivalent of nightfall prematurely

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92. He is average-sized and prematurely gray, but by some contrivance of carriage and posture, he makes the men who stand before him feel smaller

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93. , who had been the first African-American elevated to detective in the Providence police department—over the objection of some in the Fraternal Order of Police who felt he was being promoted prematurely because of race—and was now the highest-ranking African-American on the force

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94. Even when families had an inpatient hospitalization benefit of just thirty days, and with a high deductible, it was often hard to even get that: patients would be forced to go home after five or six days, or have their stays reviewed every two days, so instead of focusing on treatment, the families spent much of the time worrying their loved one would be prematurely discharged

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95. In this interval, however, I picked out of the broken, often pleasingly interrupted account of himself, that he was, at that instant, actually on his road to London, in not a very paramount plight or condition, having been wrecked on the Irish coast for which he had prematurely embarked, and lost the little all he had brought with him from the South Seas: so that he had not till after great shifts and hardships, in the company of his fellow-traveller, the captain, got so far on his journey; that so it was (having heard of his father's death and circumstances,) he had now the world to begin again, on a new account: a situation, which he assured me, in a vein of sincerity, that flowing from his heart, penetrated mine, gave him to farther pain, than that he had not his power to make me as happy as he could wish

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96. The miner will die eventually, and prematurely, because there’s no cure for it

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97. The last time I had seen him had been at Will’s graveside, a prematurely aged man, repeatedly straightening his shoulders as he struggled under the weight of his grief

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98. "Yes, my boy, these were all done prematurely before my biographer had come to glorify me

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