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1. You should be on my side, you've gone over to the natives, I'm trying to at least retain peaceful contact with them, not wall ourselves in some enclave or set out on a vain mission to rescue the motherland
2. I wish to retain some of the good parts of our culture alongside the native culture
3. They wanted to retain their old language, and their consumer social structure
4. Clay soils retain water, so they need less
5. Some of the Brazilians want to retain their identity as an ethnic group
6. There was another faction who felt that it was acceptable to do daily business with the locals but retain their own culture with no more 'political boundary' than land ownership, and a third group who wanted to remain in voluntary association like the core of any other ethnic group, but not be required to join one contiguous territory
7. ing is a thing of the past, do not even try to retain your divine health
8. Maybe we should make the best deal we can, concede that they will hold the ground, attempt to retain only those souls we can bring into heaven
9. The current chip installed was sold under the tag 'Seventh Level Black Sorcerer' and was guaranteed not just to work, but to retain its competitive position for a decade
10. He didn’t retain
11. "I still want to retain Elmore's friendship
12. entire organ must retain! We’ve all heard stories about
13. Why? Because I want the reader to retain some sense
14. Me … a pretty ordinary, middle-aged woman … and he wants me… me with all my insecurities and idiocies … He’d been surprised when he’d realised my age … nasty moment … half expected him to make excuses and run away … underestimated him seriously … made a point of convincing me that age gap does not matter … remarkably efficient at convincing … his hands … phew … quiver at the thought … must be getting used to it … starting to retain some basic mental functions whilst thinking of him (thank goodness) … laugh
15. and happy are all who retain her
16. retain her power, and he and his
17. During the late war, the Dutch gained the whole carrying trade of France, of which they still retain a very large share
18. Maybe they are without it there and the slave owners can retain their ownership if they don't have contact with the remainder of the world so they don't bring the vector in
19. She was unable to retain her anger
20. Fizzicist and Morton being the current champions and had managed to retain it over three years by dint of their clever tactics, in short, cheating
21. We all are dreamers though some of us are more gifted intellectually and develop a greater ability to analyze ideas and retain the most promising ones, even transforming them into reality
22. And I retain the scar
23. Earned money, retain some stipulations
24. birth to retain family bequests
25. The country which has this price to pay, will never belong without the quantity of those metals which it has occasion for; and no country will ever long retain a quantity which it has no occasion for
26. The beauty of the country, besides, the pleasure of a country life, the tranquillity of mind which it promises, and, wherever the injustice of human laws does not disturb it, the independency which it really affords, have charms that, more or less, attract everybody; and as to cultivate the ground was the original destination of man, so, in every stage of his existence, he seems to retain a predilection for this primitive employment
27. The chief purpose is to direct positive energy into one’s environment and retain it for the benefit of its occupants
28. Water, which behaves like a ‘sponge’ for energy, is therefore introduced to absorb and to retain the positive energy for the use by its occupants
29. ‘No,’ Torbin insisted, trying to retain some presence of mind, holding to the logic that even the Elusivers had their limits
30. The people did not long retain their right of election; and while they did retain it, they almost always acted under the influence of the clergy, who, in such spiritual matters, appeared to be their natural guides
31. ‘But I still retain the beliefs of my kind
32. And even as they did not like to retain God in their knowledge, God gave them over to a reprobate mind, to do those things which are not convenient; Being filled with all unrighteousness, fornication, wickedness, covetousness, maliciousness; full of envy, murder, debate, deceit, malignity; whisperers, Backbiters, haters of God, despiteful, proud, boasters, inventors of evil things, disobedient to parents, Without understanding, covenant breakers, without natural affection, implacable, unmerciful: Who knowing the judgment of God, that they which commit such things are worthy of death, not only do the same, but have pleasure in them that do them
33. In order to get back this greater capital, together with the ordinary profits of stock, it would be necessary that he should retain a larger portion, or, what comes to the same thing, the price of a larger portion, of the produce of the land, and, consequently, that he should pay less rent to the landlord
34. and prove to the other girls at any function that they can retain
35. " It has become the moral duty of all Americans who retain their freedom, to gather the political forces that will be required to put a stop to it
36. “Many religious people understood that, if they wanted to retain their way of life, they would be better off sinking into the background
37. unfortunate enough to have over $25 in money, the whole of it was stolen, but if less than $25 they would let the owner retain the money
38. Her only hope was to retain his friendship
39. “A ruler must be firm with his subjects if he wishes to retain order
40. “Unfortunately, that is the one privilege that all prisoners retain
41. Amaranthe struggled to retain consciousness, afraid every slip into blackness would be permanent, but it swallowed her again
42. the portion of Cuba east of a line drawn through Aserradero, Dos Palmas, Cauto, Tanamo, and Aguilera; the United States to transport all troops in the command to Spain; officers to retain their side arms; the forces to march from the city with honours of war, laying down their arms at a given point, it being understood that the commissioners would recommend that the Spanish soldier return to Spain with the arms he so bravely defended
43. Senor Ros, the autonomist civil governor of Santiago Province, was asked to retain his position after American occupation
44. “There is that hath power over the spirit to retain the spirit;
45. The old Custodian had managed to grab hold of an outcrop, but was struggling to retain his grip as the pounding water did its best to wash him away
46. Ours is a generation that nourishes a morbid and irrational fear of growing old…and death, perhaps; thereby occasioning (a) need to retain its youthful appearance(s) at whatever cost; inconsonant with age, at the expense of its (own) dignity, ―eternally young,‖ ―young as one feels,‖ (youthful) fashions and lifestyles, (adolescent) designs, the accomplices of artificial youth, pining for what is no longer 73
47. Machiavelli correctly argued that internal revolutions that seek to transform a society‘s social and political cultural must (necessarily) retain that society‘s material forms in order to convey a semblance of continuity without seemingly undermining their essential character, notwithstanding its altering of prevailing customs and practices that would otherwise promote resentment among its citizens
48. Behold! They walk in the valley of their own choosing, and have rejected that which I Myself had provided for them! And one who mistreats My gifts shall by no means retain them
49. For they seek always a way to retain their corrupt riches,
50. Question: What strategies should the Republican Party adopt in order to retain its majority in both Houses of Congress in the
1. Even if you’ve been an avid golfer, a fiend for tennis, loved playing hockey or zooming downhill on skis, you can’t assume you’ve retained your sense of balance
2. Mirielle had retained all the charm of her youth despite her current success and status
3. This ship was built in an era when some humans retained the idyllic fantasy that flesh and blood mortals had remained in control of civilization
4. He retained some of his homeland's culture in the structure of this home
5. ‘Joris left a considerable estate … some of it has been converted into gold, some retained so that it will continue to render a regular income
6. Only the most recent Web page state is retained in the Web browser history folder
7. four thousand was to be retained in the business
8. marching he took entirely in his stride, having retained a high level of
9. retained its fresh stinging bite
10. really retained their efficacy on the England side of the crossing
11. becoming detectably retained in Tom’s mind
12. During this alteration certain of the resonant vibrations within the seven's series came into contact, once and for all time to come, with the separated forces at one third and two thirds, one of the trio having already from the outset retained its original contact with the series; our DO, if you will
13. After the proclamation to reject plural marriages in order to receive Statehood, many of the second and third wives retained their maiden names, for legal protection
14. All but a few of the sporting societies at Malvern retained a serviceable membership during Summer Term
15. days, and it rained for most of the time, but we retained
16. He still retained, however, his jaunty speech
17. What is called gross profit, comprehends frequently not only this surplus, but what is retained for compensating such extraordinary losses
18. Those they conquered, they infused with their blood and the gift of the Oneness, though only those with pure-blood retained the name, Makii
19. It can be rejected or retained, accepted and transformed into something viable and stable
20. Into sub consciousness but have retained
21. But his father Hippomachus had retained his lands and served as leader of Ithaca’s battle fleet
22. If sugars are exported within a year, therefore, all the duties upon importation are drawn back; and if exported within three years, all the duties, except half the old subsidy, which still continues to be retained upon the exportation of the greater part of goods
23. The last duty that has been particularly imposed upon wine, that of 1780, is allowed to be wholly drawn back ; an indulgence which, when so many heavy duties are retained, most probably could never occasion the exportation of a single ton of wine
24. The revenue of the customs, instead of suffering, profits from such drawbacks, by that part of the duty which is retained
25. If the whole duties had been retained, the foreign goods upon which they are paid could seldom have been exported, nor consequently imported, for want of a market
26. The duties, therefore, of which a part is retained, would never have been paid
27. By means of the monopoly which our merchants and manufacturers enjoy there, the same quantity might frequently, perhaps, be sent thither, though the whole duties were retained
28. No matter how many fowl he devoured, bones and all - and it had amounted to a fair few during his lifetime - Mr Pinscher retained the appearance of a frail and listless marionette, that has been abandoned by its master
29. The ancient Parthians appear to have been a nation of Scythian or Tartar extraction, and to have always retained a good deal of the manners of their ancestors
30. He retained his generous smile and his eyes still glowed with the happiness of youth
31. this card to be retained when it's presented
32. lowered, but his eyes retained their primal hatred
33. officer to be designated by me, the other to be retained by such officer
34. Callie, who came with Buttercup, retained her shelter name
35. Thus: „The enumeration in the Constitution of certain rights shall not be construed to deny or disparage others retained by the people
36. Even without full nuclear strike capability, the Russians retained the option of their most insidious weapon: The Nano soldier
37. We didn’t operate the car washes, although we retained some control over them, as you’ll see
38. ’ Jimmy had the codes for algorithmic prompts in his head, gleaned by Zolla's technicians; he was surprised to have retained them so clearly in his memory
39. These days people retained their youth, in any case, through less radical genomic treatment than their own
40. She could only hope she retained the ability to act when the time came
41. Few of the wizards, especially the younger ones, had any retained powers for controlling people and stood no chance of defending themselves
42. Some labored in fields while the ―favored‖ among them were retained as house servants
43. ) Although many of these communities retained a measure of ethnic authenticity, its members gradually sought to adopt, by assimilating, the customs and practices of (the) mainstream society
44. infection; retained placenta, which is caused by toxoplasmosis or
45. We"ll say that we have been retained by a family member to review the case
46. Suddenly a portion of her old skin let go around her abdomen, swollen with retained fluids, and she gasped at the searing pain
47. [13] This name was retained when the ambitious reclamation scheme was first put in hand
48. At the same time, I retained a definite feeling of guilt at having left full-time ministry
49. Even with bad press, the police had the full support of the government of the day and the Commissioner retained his position, no matter what the CMC signed off on
50. Keinalone, standing near her father, saw him become rigid in his insistence that the other’s son be retained as a hostage for the good faith performance of his adversaries
1. It was still hard to imagine that this had all been purchased with eleven retaining balls from hospital cart latch-pins
2. For a few moments, I stood there and looked around wistfully, retaining a strange nostalgia for a wonderful experience that now seemed to have happened thousands of years ago
3. into it while retaining whatever bucks you could spare
4. At the dead end, for it was the wrong path after all, Dalzor lead them up on the stone retaining wall
5. Upon the exportation of some foreign goods, of which it was expected that the importation would greatly exceed what was necessary for the home consumption, the whole duties are drawn back, without retaining even half the old subsidy
6. If he employed it as a farming stock, in the cultivation of land, he could raise the rate of his profit only by retaining a greater portion, or, what comes to the same thing, the price of a greater portion, of the produce of the land; and as this could be done only by a reduction of rent, the final payment of the tax would fall upon the landlord
7. In an attempt to protect me from flying cars, the poor animal had turned himself into a retaining wall, molding his torso around my
8. RETAINING CONTROL IN THE TWILIGHT YEARS
9. These Heroes have been reborn countless times throughout history, sometimes retaining memories and abilities from past lives
10. A far cry from the old systems, designed for a global population, divided between the market-driven capitalist West and the mainly socialist Eastern Alliance countries, retaining stability for decades, as did its population
11. ” I said as I tried to fasten my seat belt while retaining some equilibrium
12. Slipping into the driving seat, he undid the retaining clips and pushed the button that folded the collapsible roof back into the rear compartment
13. Addressing his well wishers, his boyish countenance revealing signs of age however retaining its youthful glimmer, his delivery, once flawless, however a tad slower and unsteady, I was suddenly overcome by fits of tears
14. The key to retaining political power, of course, is to replenish the political caldrons of potential victims or those in ―need‖
15. The Articles of Confederation were conceived as a federation of ―United‖ States with each state retaining its own sovereignty and independence apart from assigned powers (otherwise) delegated to the federal government
16. Although it is unlikely that aging societies will……or could, for that matter, be restored to their former rank, (age has a manner of setting limits on its own resiliencies or ability to heal itself), each retains a remarkable capacity (or genius) for transforming itself into something new, that is vibrant and wholesome although not altogether new however retaining, in some manner, its former character; allowing a society to maintain its relevancy in a changing environment in search of a ―new‖ identity
17. The Present is informed by History; rejecting its failings, whenever appropriate, while retaining its merits
18. Exiting his room, Elohat saw Dymos sitting astride a metal vent pipe, struggling to undo the retaining nuts on an inspection cover
19. The practice of telling stories was their way of retaining the Wood Sprite history
20. yet retaining outlines of that
21. The Sioux, for instance, had brought their case for retaining the Black Hills before modern
22. instead of retaining it; if only he knew that he could have enhanced
23. sexual pleasure by retaining it rather than ejaculating it; if only he
24. benefits of retaining semen
25. experts on the subject have added that just retaining the fluid in the
26. They have explained about retaining the power and moving the
27. have understood, believed and practiced the theory of retaining sex
28. love and romance that one can truly attain the expertise of retaining
29. One was that retaining the semen would create
30. Is it true that retaining this energy creates creative power?
31. retaining their sex energy and transmuting it but those of you who
32. salvation, while still retaining the status of God’s firstborn son, the leading one, the Lord
33. retaining the superstition of the Jews
34. Because Macmillan continually criticized me via phone, letter, and fax despite his receiving glowing reports about my performance from Admirals McGarrah and Martin, and Captains Passantino and Shafer, in the “front office,” and from all three of my ACOs—Platt, Krummel, and Schroeder—urging my promotion for purposes of retaining me, Macmillan and Kominers both continued to deny my promotion to -14, at one point raising the tautological point that because Pressly worked in OOX, I no longer had the required “direct report
35. great many privileges and benefits, such as retaining their uniform, unit structure and chain of command
36. He seated himself on a low retaining wall beside her and gave her a quick peck on the cheek, not wanting to break her concentration by giving a more thorough greeting
37. 5 And Antiochus seeing him said 6 I would counsel you old man before your tortures begin to taste the pigs's flesh and save your life; for I feel respect for your age and hoary head which since you have had so long you appear to me to be no philosopher in retaining the superstition of the Jews
38. Will not the Lord therefore because of this conduct of yours regarding His Spirit act in the same way and deliver you over to death? Assuredly I say he will do the same to all those whom He shall find retaining a recollection of offences
39. Once past the peak of the half-moon bridge our tasks eased, and we managed to stumble into a shelter on the island, dropping the sacks but retaining our sweltering hoods
40. After that the scalpels moved higher, from the drumsticks to the thighs, and still the basilisk would not die, retaining its spirited viciousness until killed outright by butchery of its abdomen—rolling and twitching on its belly in a parody of attempted escape
41. retaining an impeccable calmness, yet his voice hinted at a
42. Chris Meeks' mind was not so good at retaining the manufactured pseudo-memories
43. humans were also capable of acquiring and retaining considerable more routines, of a more
44. Nevertheless, my mind was all white and pawned in retaining its valued findings, if there was any, I did not understand it!
45. Finally, seeing that she could not keep on retaining the words any longer, said:
46. Those on the right had fared slightly better with 1 still retaining its roof
47. By the time Chris looked up, all he could do was watch in horror as the big car punched its way through the wood and steel mesh in a shower of broken fiberglass and sailed through the retaining wall of the overpass, heading for the shopping precinct far below
48. Tyrus, retaining his demon form, walked over to where the Devil was seated and
49. He hit cat-like on his feet and one hand, instinctively retaining his grasp on his saber hilt
50. themselves again as children, while retaining their adult perspectives
1. such as code-behind and markup files, or one that retains the markup files
2. retains the customers, of the pleasure of
3. Over the years my Shadowman has morphed to become positive and more animated but it still retains its alien vibe and this pushes me right up to the edge of my comfort zone where deep healing can occur
4. Additionally, this particular type retains its
5. The passage of time should never diminish the highest regards a society retains for its historical heritage
6. Although it is unlikely that aging societies will……or could, for that matter, be restored to their former rank, (age has a manner of setting limits on its own resiliencies or ability to heal itself), each retains a remarkable capacity (or genius) for transforming itself into something new, that is vibrant and wholesome although not altogether new however retaining, in some manner, its former character; allowing a society to maintain its relevancy in a changing environment in search of a ―new‖ identity
7. It accrues to God‘s (Infinite) mercy and wisdom, however, that He retains enough strength of purpose and spiritual endurance for us all!
8. FOR THERE IS BUT ONE WHO RETAINS ALL GLORY!
9. Addendum to the above: It is certain, however, that the product of one‘s (own) imagination (or its descriptive designs) retains its own internal or conscious impressions that unite Thinker and Thought in a manner that reveals or expresses the inner ‖being‖ of the Thinker
10. government that retains half of it for their bureaucrats and then returns the balance to the states
11. The gracious woman retains honour, and strong men retain riches
12. ones; he who retains his soul shall be far from them
13. retains not his anger forever, because he delights in mercy
14. However, if one retains the
15. Still, science retains what Derbyshire calls a “core magisterium” that “we can and do trust” even while at the periphery there are those in regard to whom it is best
16. 4 And the Lord said to Jacob, Fear not about Joseph, for he still retains his integrity to serve me, as will seem good in your sight, and Jacob rejoiced exceedingly concerning his son
17. " I said to him "Sir why did he dismiss some into the tower and leave others to you?" "All" he answered "who transgressed the law which they received from him he left under my power for repentance; but all who have satisfied the law and kept it he retains under his own authority
18. be administered but that the patient/family retains the right to refuse any
19. It sees all unconditionally and retains nothing
20. shows Himself as the Triple Spirit, and the Nirmanakaya retains His causal
21. The more salt you eat the more water your system retains to dilute it
22. This finished product is then sold to the various drug distributors who dilute (or“cut”) the cocaine with choices of either dextrose or salt cuts, quinine or boric acid, but in most cases Talcum Powder…as long as the final product retains the white powder look of the original plus a lemony taste
23. The mind is sharper and retains more information
24. Through adolescence and adulthood, he retains the prerogative to
25. Antigone retains her sensory apparatus, but it is to be used for Oedipus' daily needs
26. Sandra Coelho said, “Yes, the minister will issue it, he used to be a High Court Judge and still retains that status
27. The ancient kingdom of Hyperborea is overthrown by one of these northern tribes, which, however, retains the old name
28. “At the death of the physical body the Astral body retains its shape for a
29. enough fluids end up having a body that retains water
30. sensory awareness and retains an awareness of their coachee's
31. fluids end up having a body that retains water rather than having less
32. In the settlement Tina retains custody of
33. Although middle aged in my eyes she still has her beauty and her long hair still retains its black lustre, her eyes are dark pools that reflect a very resourceful and stubborn woman whom I love dearly; she is the centre of my life, everything I do or say revolves around my mother
34. and the expected rate will be how a company retains earnings and distributes dividends
35. Ajay: Because a newborn vampire always retains some scent of his human form too, and a vegetarian vampire always continues to have his human fragrance around him
36. much of it retains a rolling presence
37. harbor provisions when the investor retains and uses a Qualified
38. The GED is an interesting phenomenon, because it retains a sort of
39. something of my father’s, which still retains his dried sweat and
40. Best Qualities: Retains everything he sees and hears
41. As Modified Citrus Pectin still retains much
42. Since the analogy requires that the angles be house cusps (or in any event, the spirits require it), projection of these 12 division points must needs be with house circles, since only a projection with house circles retains both the Ascendant and Midheaven as house cusps
43. adjusts the shares of the Investor so that their original investment retains its
44. • Where the entrepreneur’s estimate of $50 million is achieved, he retains
45. See, your memory works like this – whatever you see, or have experience of, your mind retains a picture of that
46. The soul area here is mind, will and emotions, and so your soul retains memories, memories of various experiences, so when you have a new experience you reference the old ones and come up with the conclusion
47. This growing medium retains water and nutrients extremely well
48. seed compost that both retains moisture yet allows air penetration, and either placing in a
49. rating with the false impression of a simple sieve or screen that absolutely retains particles sized
50. In the wild, it is the old, wily Kudu who lives the longest because he has learnt from experience and retains the memories