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1. The first day he had ever met Kira, she had been wearing a pair of large clown trousers and a combat jacket, hair having been cropped off with scissors in a fit of self-protective misery after being the victim of yet another sexual assault
2. Men go to war and are exposed to combat stress
3. Compsilura concinnata is a fly that was imported from Europe to combat the gypsy moth
4. Back at Sagan, the exo-atmospheric infantry combat instructor had said (with a lunar drawl) ‘Successful infantry combat maneuvering does not allow the enemy to acquire your flank or the flank of adjoining units
5. Boots and combat fatigues
6. Force during World War II, flying several combat missions in European Theater
7. How on earth can you combat all that? It all
8. Fat men in combat trousers and dirty grey trainers
9. While Kassidorians never use violence on each other, they have no such reluctance when it comes to hand-to-hand combat with other species, so all other species have learned to give humans some respect
10. Still, hand to hand combat with the wildlife was much more frequent here than any other place he'd heard of
11. In this way, the skin will be able to combat the harmful effects of the damages caused by the
12. vitamin c is evidently very effective, researchers suggest that it is best to combat factors in increasing skin ageing using multiple antioxidants and not relying on a few that has greater publicity
13. The antidote was based on limbering up the spine and keeping it supple, bending it this way and that to relieve tired muscles, and putting the feet up above the head to combat the pull and downward drag of gravity
14. The agency was created after 9/11 to combat the war on terror
15. Roman looked up at the combat
16. his eyes nor had the struggles in Ninja’s combat room
17. This concerns being put under combat rules
18. “There’s no combat here
19. Their combat session ended with Heather pushing Roman backward onto
20. During their brief combat session several weeks earlier, Roman had told
21. motion, creating two weapons to combat the two pieces of board now in Johnson’s
22. In combat, whoever has the high ground has an
23. They took a wide berth out of range of the combat,
24. His helmet, combat armor and weapons lay on the floor next to the chair
25. It then uses whatever methods it can to combat this danger to you and, therefore, to itself
26. He was dressed in combat uniform with his rank slide on his chest as opposed to shoulder badges
27. And having only trained in hand-to-hand combat, he had a supreme advantage over the god; who believed himself more than capable of defeating a child
28. In combat he had no equal
29. The many faces of Heron’s disinterest and displeasure would prevail until the lessons ended and he could look forward to joining his father and eldest sister in combat drills just outside the town walls
30. It included archery, sword fighting, close combat with dagger and spear as well as horse riding skills
31. Not to mention, I have sufficient combat training – more than sufficient
32. She would have to rely on her speed and small size to get her out of any close combat with a short blade
33. Helda knew that their appearance was deceptive as they were also well trained in hand-to-hand combat and they were carefully selected for their positions
34. She couldn’t combat them, but she couldn’t allow them to dominate her,
35. martial arts, the deadly techniques of hand-to-hand combat
36. He had dedicated as much time and energy as he could to his combat lessons and to practicing between them
37. Snake Head resembles the attack of a snake in combat, using an open hand
38. In combat, the Tai Chi student uses his opponent’s energy against him
39. It was unbearable, but I didn't have a lot I could combat it with
40. and starts to step slowly sideways as he prepares to go into hand-to-hand combat with an imaginary opponent
41. “In the combat room?”
42. The ironclad remained in the area to ensure that the combat took place in international waters
43. the hip strap, 25 euros, and some combat boots a little too big for me and a knife proved the sum
44. turned out to be the bloodiest battle of the entire Civil War and ended up in hand-to-hand combat between the two sides
45. Omega 3 Fatty Acids can actually help combat conditions such as depression, fatigue, joint pain, and even Type 2 diabetes
46. He served 25 years in the Marine Corps, including two combat tours in Vietnam
47. Do you have any experience in hand-to-hand combat?” Raven stared at him for a moment, confused by the path the conversation was taking
48. Even when a soldier in combat throws himself on a grenade, thus committing suicide, he is doing so because he made a rational decision to protect the right of his fellow soldiers over his own
49. He began to think of how that could be avoided when he asked Carl, “What if the Alit’aren only used the Power to block frontal attacks during combat? Air requires less of the Power, so the risk of the taint would be lowered, and the Alit’aren could increase their skills with the sword to become a legion of blades, buffered by shields formed from teron
50. TSA is now in the business of confiscating Gerber multi-tools from these returning combat veterans
1. The rising mean sea level had initially been combated with the raising of walls and sea defences around the docks but, at some point, the attempt to protect the coastline had been abandoned and the harbour facilities had been raised on concrete pillars, leaving the surrounding flooded metropolis crumbling into the saltwater
2. working Pakistani government workers have combated this menace
3. dealt with and combated
4. Slower to kill than yellow fever or malaria, borne by the anopheles mosquito which would yield to DDT, the tsetse fly could only be combated by evacuation
5. This “survival of the fittest” scenario can be combated with knowledge of the business cycle and applied judgment
6. Awkward silences were combated by easy smiles
7. Abuses existed, I combated them; tyrannies existed, I destroyed them; rights and principles existed, I proclaimed and confessed them
8. At intervals, as he combated his lassitude, he made an effort to recover the mastery of his mind
9. , who combated Antipope Gregory and re-established Benoit VIII
10. , there is because a Bourbon in Louis Philippe; both represent in a certain measure the confiscation of right, and, in order to clear away universal insurrection, they must be combated; it must be done, France being always the one to begin
11. Her betrothed, Secretary Winther, was also a good dancer, and the two young people combated the mother's prejudice against the hall and laughed at her fear of the sealed room
12. combated the arguments that employing the navy would afford relief to our seamen, and that the maintaining a navy on our coast would be more expensive to an European power than the support of a larger naval force by us
13. All agreed as to the result, but gentlemen combated each other's arguments
14. “But,” combated the senator, “you must admit that Solomon had ample opportunity to make a study of your sex, and he reserved all his praise for the good woman, averring that her price was above rubies
15. He declared the report to be a negative position, which could not be combated except to disadvantage
16. I rejoice that I combated that doctrine; yet I do not mean to consider them as a fit army of invasion
1. K was awarded the SA Police Medal for Combating Terrorism twice during his service years
2. K was awarded the South African Police Medal for Combating Terrorism twice during his service years
3. Examples would be the US Sarbannes Oxley Act (SOX), US Foreign Corrupt Practices Act 1977, UK Bribery Act 2010, South African Acts like the Prevention and Combating of Corrupt Activities 2004 (PCCA), Prevention of Organised Crime Act of 1998 (POCA), Financial Intelligence Centre Act 2001 (FICA), Protected Disclosures Act of 2000 (PDA), Financial Advisory and Intermediary Services Act, 2002 (FAIS), Consumer Protection Act (CPA) and Counterfeit Goods Act 1999 to name a few
4. Probably only the Crime Combating and Investigation Division (old CID) is of interest to us and regardless of your opinion of the effectiveness of the SAPS they are needed by forensic law practitioners
5. The Office of Interception Centres provides a centralized interception service to law enforcement agencies involved in combating threats to national security
6. K was awarded the South African Police Medal for Combating Terrorism twice during his service years besides lesser awards
7. Positive Thinking and Combating Stress
8. Levi was persistent, and I exploited more vampire speed and vanishing, creepy hide in the shadow techniques in the last week following that pleasant dinner party at the jock’s home than I ever had combating evil villainous vampires in the last two hundred and fifty years
9. fatty acids that are very essential in combating high cholesterol are deep fried all
10. free of cholesterol and are very effective in combating high cholesterol
11. I saw him turn around and strain with the effort of combating the power of her wrath
12. The purpose of combating human trafficking is to ensure
13. Combating trafficking is not only a job for the governments,
14. is gone, replaced with a moderated "hide" button, aimed at combating "the bury brigades", as Rose calls them
15. In his formative years, since coming to Slough, he had always had to be strong in combating adversity and this had left him very guarded about his inner feelings
16. After several months with Liloe, he returned to the US to manage his affairs and to apply for a position in the natural sciences concerned with combating and the adaptation to climate change
17. She explained as best she could what they knew about the approaching force and asked for their assistance in combating them
18. is involved in combating this terrible problem
19. When Jim worked for the Monsanto Corporation, he developed the foam product that firefighters use in combating fires
20. We know that the mission of our military expanded to include combating terrorism by winning the hearts of the people in other nations
21. From a previous chapter you should be aware that John O’Neill and Richard Clarke had persevered in just what needed to be done in combating terror
22. A sense of sorrow and loss flittered through his mind, as he realized exactly how much he truly missed his own church and congregation; however, the need for combating Satan in the fields overseas was more important, and his work was continually prosperous for his church and the Lord
23. factions grouped into organization for the purpose of combating
24. They were, in short, ‘legendary’ – and, very effective in combating ‘terrorism’ and, dispatching
25. Paul knew what he was talking about, when combating the religious orders of each town that he went through, for he himself came from a deeply rooted religious belief, being a Pharisee of Pharisee’s
26. He went on to become one of the great Fathers of the Church, combating heresy his whole life and giving teachings on the meaning of certain Bible passages
27. Mary Shomon was diagnosed with thyroid disease in 1995 and is now an internationally known patient-advocate for combating thyroid disease
28. Effective combating of crime
29. 26 Judge Brian O’Linn - Commission of Enquiry into legislation for the more effective Combating of Crime in Namibia
30. Al’lah showed them to him and by applying them the splendid victory was got with the least number of victims from the two combating parts
31. Garlic may assist in combating opportunistic infections
32. 'They are particularly good for combating the chills of winter,' she explained
33. The opposition was raising various questions over our laxity in combating the tough time
34. She was evidently combating an emotion
35. The journey was a journey of jelly combating grief
36. Research into combating bowel cancer
37. error, they would not cal a long nurtured theory in question in fear of combating scholarship
38. Though it be an error, they would not call a long nurtured theory in question in fear of combating scholarship
39. It has come to the attention of many natural health practitioners because of studies which tested its affects on combating anxiety and stress
40. One way of combating hair loss is to check the DHT levels in the body
41. Singh thinks that she and her colleagues have all but exhausted all plausible and feasible approaches combating the weight issue
42. “She works in the Center for Combating Weapons of Mass Destruction
43. The Inquisitor General was right about that, too, and if the Inquisition erred, if the innocent perished as the price of combating the corrupt and the vile, then God and the Archangels would gather those innocent souls in arms of love and soothe away the memory of their suffering in the joyous glory of God’s own presence
44. These days, he spent most of his time in an office three doors down the hall from Rayno’s own, and the record of successes which had put him in that office had also dumped responsibility for combating the “Fist of Kau-Yung” upon him
45. imagine how difficult that is! You have hardly succeeded in combating one tendency when others crop up, and the struggle begins again
46. The first step in combating these biases is knowing that they exist and that they will unavoidably color every interaction with the market
47. and those who consume them; and it has important implications for combating drug
48. You discuss my ideas, and it becomes me to confine myself to combating your arguments
49. wrote two special letters, one to Pierre Notaire, the other to the king of the Visigoths, for the purpose of combating and rejecting, in questions touching the dead, the authority of the exarch and the supremacy of the Emperor
50. Thus, for instance, and we insist upon it, what the chiefs of the insurrection of 1832, and, in particular, the young enthusiasts of the Rue de la Chanvrerie were combating, was not precisely Louis Philippe
1. Bombers are expensive, and not so expendable, not meant to be disposed-of in constant plane-to-plane combats
2. What combats powerlessness? Power
3. God is love, and it is love that combats and subdues fear
4. wicked when I’ve got my hoodie on and my combats and that
5. The F9F PANTHER and the F2H BANSHEE, two models implicated in the air combats over Korea, both have maximum speeds of less than 600 miles per hour and proved inferior in combat to the Mig-15
6. As for the pilots of our group, we had to have enough strength and stamina to be able to handle our plane control sticks during long aerial combats at high speed
7. - Envy and the suicidal impulse (Ulysses combats both of these in the episode of the bag of winds)
8. When Ingeborg's spirit was at its lowest in these unequal combats she would drop her head and shut her eyes and feel she hated--oh, she faintly, coldly, sicklily hated--B
9. Yet, all sports are designed as adversarial combats with winners and losers… and the winners are always lionized while the losers are forgotten
10. Detached observation and spectatorship has… now exploded into a global insanity of billions of living people safely viewing wars and combats and sports and violence and insane crazed movie where the most foul evil inhuman monsters kill people and terrorize them
11. mutual combats, exceeded two thousand five hundred
12. The number who was burnt, and who fell by fighting with wild beasts, and in mutual combats, exceeded two thousand five hundred
13. Green tea helps to protect the bones and joints and effectively combats the aging of these areas
14. There was no country on the face of the globe he had not seen, nor battle he had not been engaged in; he had killed more Moors than there are in Morocco and Tunis, and fought more single combats, according to his own account, than Garcilaso, Diego Garcia de Paredes and a thousand others he named, and out of all he had come victorious without losing a drop of blood
15. There must be all sorts in the world; and though we may be all knights, there is a great difference between one and another; for the courtiers, without quitting their chambers, or the threshold of the court, range the world over by looking at a map, without its costing them a farthing, and without suffering heat or cold, hunger or thirst; but we, the true knights-errant, measure the whole earth with our own feet, exposed to the sun, to the cold, to the air, to the inclemencies of heaven, by day and night, on foot and on horseback; nor do we only know enemies in pictures, but in their own real shapes; and at all risks and on all occasions we attack them, without any regard to childish points or rules of single combat, whether one has or has not a shorter lance or sword, whether one carries relics or any secret contrivance about him, whether or not the sun is to be divided and portioned out, and other niceties of the sort that are observed in set combats of man to man, that you know nothing about, but I do
16. It originated in the simplicity of the Indian contests, in which, from the nature of the combats, and the density of the forests, fortresses were rare, and artillery next to useless
17. They resolved to profit by the count's courtesy, and ordered the horses to be harnessed, while they substituted evening dress for that which they had on, and which was somewhat the worse for the numerous combats they had sustained
18. This part of the Course was usually lightened by several single combats between Biddy and refractory students
19. He, his petty strength all exhausted instantly, combats the inexhaustible
20. The frightful 18th of June lives again; the false monumental hillock disappears, the lion vanishes in air, the battle-field resumes its reality, lines of infantry undulate over the plain, furious gallops traverse the horizon; the frightened dreamer beholds the flash of sabres, the gleam of bayonets, the flare of bombs, the tremendous interchange of thunders; he hears, as it were, the death rattle in the depths of a tomb, the vague clamor of the battle phantom; those shadows are grenadiers, those lights are cuirassiers; that skeleton Napoleon, that other skeleton is Wellington; all this no longer exists, and yet it clashes together and combats still; and the ravines are empurpled, and the trees quiver, and there is fury even in the clouds and in the shadows; all those terrible heights, Hougomont, Mont-SaintJean, Frischemont, Papelotte, Plancenoit, appear confusedly crowned with whirlwinds of spectres engaged in exterminating each other
21. For many great deeds are performed in petty combats
22. It was one of those intermissions which frequently occur in nocturnal combats, which are always followed by an increase of rage
23. The man of probity sacrifices himself, and out of his very love for this crowd, he combats it
24. I cleared and steadied my voice to reply: “All is changed about me, sir; I must change too—there is no doubt of that; and to avoid fluctuations of feeling, and continual combats with recollections and associations, there is only one way—Adèle must have a new governess, sir
25. His first act was to make me a full-fledged chieftain with the rank I had won by my combats the first few weeks of my captivity among them