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Those who don’t, well… already you are seeing the rise of different branches of religions, a smattering of what we currently call “cults
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He cries, but the wail doesn’t rise in pitch
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According to a leading life insurer, 'life expectancy is likely to rise from 77 years to 85 years over the next decade
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Early to bed and early to rise is generally considered healthiest
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"Po-knees! Po-knees! Po-knees!" At "po," she would rise up as far as her seatbelt would let her and then at "knees," crash down into her seat as hard as she could
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Unable to keep still in my exasperation, I rise to my feet and move over to the wall where there is a poster about something or other … I stare at it blindly, annoyed with myself for losing control
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Does the sun rise in the morning? Do Koreans have an insatiable lust for waffles?”
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That’s because prices don't rise every day – they spurt only during a few short intervals of time
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to rise add water to cool down
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Is it still rising or is it falling? The temp should continue to rise until it reaches 160 or higher
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All this carbon builds up in the atmosphere, creating a “greenhouse effect” and causing a rise in the earth’s temperatures
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primeval urge did rise it was taken care of on expenses
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She was in her early thirties and a meteoric rise to success had angered and frustrated many of her male colleagues
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As they top a rise, they’re suddenly overlooking a
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a great boldness rise in me! I seated her body on a bed and her head fell
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Though war may rise against me, In this I will be confident
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As the trucks top a rise on the mostly deserted road, a military checkpoint comes into view
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her, taking in the rise of her breasts and measuring the beauty of her long and supple
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Melinda had followed Theo's rise to stardom in the fight against international crime, but this was all he had? He expected her to take a giant professional risk that could blight her career while he nosed around the tattoo parlors of Darklow town?
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waited for the stars, with a bottle of cheap hooch in his pocket, the moon would rise,
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’ Stephen said gratefully, trying to rise to his feet
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" I rise to leave and notice neither object
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He feasted on her, taking in the rise of her breasts and measuring the beauty of her long and supple limbs as if he were admiring a fabulous Pieta
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Yacht: If you see that you are a guest in a yacht, your social status will rise and your financial condition will improve
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He slowly stroked a hand up her side and then to her chest and took her, caressing and tempting her nipples to rise to their full extent with his fingers
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Rise of the Orisha
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that rise and smile with your soft and gentle voice
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Before his shadow had time to rise and stand with him
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You know exactly what I mean! You just wanted to see if you could still get a rise out of me
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tracking silhouettes on the rise of water
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He had that ‘look’ on his face; everyone gets it when they watch Jake rise up and fly
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Jesus really did rise from the dead
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): “Early to bed early to rise makes a man healthy, wealthy and wise
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I rise along a string that flies towards a taut sun,
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It would be the ingredient that makes the cake rise
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” That’s why I said the soul was the ingredient that makes the cake rise, when you have everything else done you can do, you can do nothing else but believe, Success doesn’t just happen
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was again the rise of the hill and it did give them some good
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I have allowed anger to rise within me,
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Buzzards rise on thermals,
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then the flies rise, and when the boy
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that flow with the rise and fall of many moons,
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and horizons above the land rise
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Before you rise into the Headstand, raise your arms above your head with the elbows bent, with your hands grasping the opposite forearms
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Now rise into position and keep your legs straight up in the air
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and as the waters rise with the tide
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She felt herself rise into the air
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legs off the floor and rise into a Shoulderstand, supporting
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They spoke till the sun began to rise over the mountaintop
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Early one morning several days later as Kate woke and prepared to rise for the day, she was hit with the dizziness again and she quickly sat down on the bed
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He would only make fun of her, she thought, and pulling away from her husband she tried to rise from her chair and run for the door
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People don’t have a bit of land where they can grow things, they are stuck in damp, high rise flats in deprived areas with no hope of escape
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My spirits rise as we near our goal
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Don't be afraid to explore the mind-sets of the different kinds of women you will meet online; rise to the
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The Speaker started to rise, intending to admonish the backbencher for his rude interruption, but thought better of it when he caught the great politician’s steel grey gaze
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Although life by the sea might appear to be idyllic, it is not without its problems of season and poverty, and there was once a poor fisherman who lived with his long suffering wife in a caravan on the cliff tops that rise up from Cornwall’s craggy southern coastline
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‘From the ashes of a tormented soul will rise again the Fourth of the Ancients
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They cawed and wheeled, watching the fire and the thunder rise with a mixture of fear and utter disdain
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Hours later they came over a rise and Duncan saw it off in the distance, a huge mountain mesa jutting up out of the earth with a walled city strategically placed on the top
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The most difficult part of this process is that the old pain and fear you felt years ago can suddenly rise to the surface and threaten to overwhelm you again
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Rayne was on a small rise about a half trek from the Hold; she was with one of the smaller Hausa
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In the split second it took them to rise, K’nada sang out and the brute and his cronies were up against the wall with him at their throats
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The party came over a rise and below them could be seen the beginnings of the forest
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A formal letter offering her promotion and a pay rise - she must have been proud of that to have kept it
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Signaling two of her squadron with hand motions, she ordered them to rise up another twenty feet and recheck for traps
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A few minutes later the lift began to rise with a jerk and start on its journey to the top
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'Yes, that's right, I was promoted to manager at the cafe and moved here on the pay rise
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started to rise, intending to admonish the backbencher for his rude
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on the cliff tops that rise up from Cornwall’s craggy southern
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rise up to shake hands with the sky, there was once a young boy
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wheeled, watching the fire and the thunder rise with a mixture of
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my children are with me in bed; I cannot rise and give thee
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8I say unto you, though he will not rise and give him, because he is his friend, yet
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because of his importunity he will rise and give him as many as he needed
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Finally at the top, he stepped onto the landing and with it seemed to rise up in the air
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we can al ow the unconditional love emanating from our hearts to rise to
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rise against me, in this will I be confident
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Just at that moment, they crested the rise of a
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The sun was shining as the young men walked over a slight rise
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Finally, they crested one last low rise which
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Four times I did that and then he began to struggle to rise
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to mention the Army, had conditioned him to rise very early
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One of them is getting the rise
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The hurtful comments and slurs directed toward the Livingsons, by those same shallow people which had for years been seemingly benign, now began overnight to rise in pitch and derision
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tensions and excitements of the times gave rise to plenty of
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and hood, appear over a rise in the ground only a few hundred yards
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Unable to think about home with all of its reminders of Bex strewn about the rooms, Billy is watching the steam rise on a third mug of coffee
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As he spoke, the two men crested the slight rise that Tom
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Billy is out of breath as he reaches the top of the short rise to the car park, and stumbles, catching his shoulder on the edge of one of the car park ticket machines
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Althart had already seen civilizations rise and fall when he and several others founded this camp, this little camp that had grown into the Main Hub of All of Land
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His skin fades to a pallid white and he feels physically sick, feels the heat rise and sweat break out on his forehead
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from it I could see the fumes rise as smoke
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At the back of the traveller’s hotel at Roundswell, across a thin strip of grass and beyond a six foot high chain link fence, beyond a car park full of new model Peugeots waiting for eager buyers, the dark hulls of low rise industrial units lie at anchor
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Pillars of dust rise on thermals
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The doctor watches the colour rise in her cheeks
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My algebra grade was still on the rise, coming up from the depths of hell,
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” added Harry proudly, and when he looked back to Kaitlyn, he saw her throat begin to flush pink and rise to her cheeks
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He gave as an example, “There's a man in my own factory, whose family has just suffered the cruel loss of the better part of their house to an unseasonable rise in the river
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” Then he continued, “This inner halving, or doubling, is precisely what gives rise to the fractal phenomenon
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Descriptions of the sea most captivated all the listeners and gave rise, for White Feathers, to quite a recurrence of nostalgia
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Titania was first to rise and return her packet
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2Kings: 6:15: And when the servant of the man of God was risen early, and gone forth, behold, an host compassed the
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The full moon has risen about 30 minutes before
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She’d stayed seated until it stopped, uncertain and unfamiliar with the motion … yes, the bus had stopped and she’d risen, turned to pick up her bag … walked quickly down the gangway to the door … there’d been footsteps behind her … heavy ones – the men
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Over the years between then and the optimistic golfer, tensions have risen high
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"Luray, most of Earth's great civilizations have risen and fallen since you were born
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Has she not risen from her bed this morning,
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25When once the master of the house is risen up, and hath shut to the door, and ye begin
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22When therefore he was risen from the dead, his disciples remembered that he
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He glanced at Andy before turning to the Sergeant who had risen to his feet, his face full of recognition of the new arrival
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“Kulai is in, but has not yet risen
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The moon had risen, and its yellow glow mingled with that of the fire
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'So why did you stay?' Henri had risen shakily to his
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fallen, but we have risen and stand
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He had risen to his current level of incompetence through cleverly exploited connections, not upon his own talents or the lack thereof
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Mark’s (silhouetted in the soft light of the newly risen sun)
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Apparently, he had risen to some sort of lord in this land; one who commanded a substantial army
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The Father focused my attention on one of these risen warriors
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They had risen from the dust and were called to follow
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They have risen, too, considerably since that time, though, on account of the greater variety of wages paid there in different places, it is more difficult to ascertain how much
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Their rents, however, have risen, and their cultivation has been improved since that time
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Within an hour, the sun had risen sufficiently to
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It seems to have risen somewhat in the course of the present century, and it had probably begun to do so, even some time before the end of the last
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The value of silver, therefore, seems to have risen somewhat in proportion to that of corn during the course of the present century, and it had probably begun to do so even some time before the end of the last
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The value of silver, therefore, in proportion to that of corn, had probably risen somewhat before the end of the last century; and it seems to have continued to do so during the course of the greater part of the present, though the necessary operation of the bounty must have hindered that rise from being so sensible as it otherwise would have been in the actual state of tillage
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He had risen by fair means and foul, mainly foul its true, to become Chief Justice Minister as well as adjudicator for electoral offices
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The money price of labour in Great Britain has, indeed, risen during the course of the present century
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Had the Scotch cattle been always confined to the market of Scotland, in a country in which the quantity of land, which can be applied to no other purpose but the feeding of cattle, is so great in proportion to what can be applied to other purposes, it is scarce possible, perhaps, that their price could ever have risen so high as to render it profitable to cultivate land for the sake of feeding them
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The great rise in the price both of hogs and poultry, has, in Great Britain, been frequently imputed to the diminution of the number of cottagers and other small occupiers of land ; an event which has in every part of Europe been the immediate forerunner of improvement and better cultivation, but which at the same time may have contributed to raise the price of those articles, both somewhat sooner and somewhat faster than it would otherwise have risen
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By diminishing the number of those small occupiers, therefore, the quantity of this sort of provisions, which is thus produced at little or no expense, must certainly have been a good deal diminished, and their price must consequently have been raised both sooner and faster than it would otherwise have risen
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Sooner or later, however, in the progress of improvement, it must at any rate have risen to the utmost height to which it is capable of rising ; or to the price which pays the labour and expense of cultivating the land which furnishes them with food, as well as these are paid upon the greater part of other cultivated land
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The price of the produce, though it has risen very considerably within these few years, is probably still too low to admit of it
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The money price of corn, however, has risen ; the real value of the precious metals has fallen in Poland, in the same manner as in other parts of Europe
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Taking the course of the present century at an average, the price of corn, it is acknowledged, even by those who account for this rise by the degradation of the value of silver, has risen much less than that of some other sorts of provisions
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provisions, of which the price has actually risen in proportion to that of corn
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The price of superfine cloth, I have been assured, on the contrary, has, within these five-and-twenty or thirty years, risen somewhat in proportion to its quality, owing, it was said, to a considerable rise in the price of the material, which consists altogether of Spanish wool
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Without ever having killed a single undead, he had risen high among the Elders because he was the greatest Healer the universe had ever known
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I could have risen up to Mount Olympus on a cloud of gratitude
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Tragus or Hesper had risen
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He was facing east, but the sun hadn’t risen high enough to blind him
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She’s a foreigner in Babylon; she has no rights, remember!” Zarko’s voice had risen a few notches
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The overly inquisitive blond beside him meanwhile had risen from his seat and slipped behind the Praefect without his notice, giving the former a clear vantage point over the latter’s shoulder
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Should I call the police? Are the Justicars going to miraculously appear again? He felt as if every single possible concern had risen up in his head during the 10-minute drive to the store
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You may have risen to a higher level of consciousness and are looking at the world from an elevated viewpoint
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Nerissa realized that her voice had risen
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Though Tragus had risen a few notches to the point where citizens tolerated him, he was still considered a man of little worth
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I must observe, too, that the cask or barrel, which is usually sold with the herrings, and of which the price is included in all the foregoing prices, has, since the commencement of the American war, risen to about double its former price, or from about 3s
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Reia countered, “That wasn't necessary! We're just a trying to do our duties as well as the next of them that has the honor to serve!” She positioned herself carefully between the lackey and Jista and kept up a running monologue about the privileges of service, how they'd risen to this lofty level of responsibility
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First, It supposes, that when the price of wheat has risen so high as 48s
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Yet, till wheat has risen above this latter price, it was, by this statute, subjected to a very high duty; and, till it had risen above the former, to a duty which amounted to a prohibition
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Through the gift of free will, many of such civilizations have risen to a high level but fallen towards the very end
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This prohibition, joined to the restraints imposed by the ancient provincial laws of France upon the transportation of corn from one province to another, and to the arbitrary and degading taxes which are levied upon the cultivators in almost all the provinces, discouraged and kept down the agriculture of that country very much below the state to which it would naturally have risen in so very fertile a soil, and so very happy a climate
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This increase of dividend, therefore, when it had risen to its utmost height, could augment their annual payments, to their proprietors and government together, but by £680,000 , beyond what they had been before their late territorial
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For when I looked the corpse of Dawson had risen onto its stumps and was dragging itself towards me with its arms wide open as though it wanted a hug
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Had silver risen considerably in its value, as it seems to have done in the course of the two centuries which preceded the discovery of the mines of America, the constancy of the valuation might have proved very oppressive to the landlord
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“Jesus is alive! He is risen!” Never have I heard such glorious sounds
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risen so fast that the next generation of locals could no longer afford to live here
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Since the imposition of the window tax, however, the rents of houses have, upon the whole, risen more or less, in almost every town and village of Great Britain, with which I am acquainted
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Had it not been for the tax, rents would probably have risen still higher
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the father of the two twins told the Nightchild he had risen of his brother
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The price of malt to the brewer has constantly risen in proportion to the taxes imposed upon it ; and those taxes, together with the different duties upon beer and ale, have constantly either raised the price, or, what comes to the same thing, reduced the quality of those commodities to the consumer
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Since the peace, agriculture has been still further improved; the rents of houses have risen in every town and village of the country, a proof of the increasing wealth and revenue of the people; and the annual amount of the greater part of the old taxes, of the principal branches of the excise and customs, in particular, has been continually increasing, an equally clear proof of an increasing consumption, and consequently of an increasing produce, which could alone support that consumption
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Despite the decline in religion, violent crime and political terrorism had actually risen
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On the Saturday of Abigail’s special day our gentle Rabbi, had risen as usual, eaten a huge breakfast, prepared by his mother
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What overwhelms the mind, however, is the idea of Eternal Existence without fixed limits, or without some starting or ending point, that has always existed and will continue to exist in Spatial/Time and in that manner could not possibly have risen from Nothingness because Nothingness is not a predicate of Existence, or in any event, Something cannot be created out of Nothingness
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Shaking his head, Darkburst swallowed the bile that had risen in his throat, searching for an answer in the low, oppressive clouds
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A decision that cost him dearly when Bawsen and her ragbag collection of followers had risen up against him
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Behold, a cloud is risen in the west, the hard rain is come!
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Therefore recompense has risen up, and The Lord’s rebuke is sent down!
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Behold, I shall make My words in the mouths of My prophet’s fire, and this people wood, and it shall devour them! For they liken My prophets to predators, and speak of My messengers as though they were brute beasts risen up from the past, as snakes rearing their heads across the ages
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Says The Lord, who is risen up and comes quickly
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standards risen in recent years; a great, big house furnished with all the modern conveniences, purchasing or leasing a new car every couple of years, a television in every room, showcase furniture, expensive trips abroad, extensive wardrobes, routinely dining out, consumer products purchased and quickly discarded, electronic gadgets, exercise equipment, cell phones for each family member, casino gambling, so on and so forth
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The spinning orb had risen from the water and was now hanging near the roof of the cavern, casting a strong light into every crevice
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“Seet, seet,” Herminia instructed, using her lips to indicate the spot he had just risen from
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Faint spots of color had risen in Dorian’s cheeks, and his voice was ragged as he looked down at me with the same need that held me captive
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The sun had not yet risen above the mountains
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Lyra screamed and Piers gave a muted shout, but the bullet hadn’t been aimed at Conal, it had been aimed over his head, at the large creature that had risen up behind him
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Think about it: your government spends billions of dollars in its ‘War on Drugs’ and the only visible results are that the street prices have risen higher than an equivalent amount of gold, the world’s most sinister people have rapidly become its wealthiest (easily affording sophisticated aircraft, electronics and weapons that most governments cannot) and addicts, even of moderate income, are unable to afford their habit without resorting to crime
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Peering out of their tent they could see the sun had just risen and it was masking Carlton Hill with it rays
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She cared not whether the suns had risen and a new day had dawned
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The Patriarch had risen from his seat with hands behind his back, and was very slowly pacing around the columns, his form every once in a while disappearing behind a blaze of blue and white light, each time a sliver of his figure and face appearing grotesque and malformed behind the glass column, as if it had the ability to reveal what lay behind the facade of the Patriarch
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If people began to think Hartle had risen from the dead, a major new religious force would be created
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The stress of his mission had risen his blood pressure and heart beat to a point where he his albino white skin had turned red
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She had told everything to the dark green sea that had risen above her and devoured her
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The science of archaeology presents us with evidence of an ancient God-most- High, named EL who arose somewhere within the beginning civilization of early Ur, of Mesopotamia, having risen to the top of his pantheon, only to be overthrown after a long dominance
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outs, trillions of dollars have simply risen to the top, back to the
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29 Yet a man is risen to pursue you, and to seek your soul, but the soul of my Lord shall be bound in the bundle of life with the Lord
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7 And, note, the whole family is risen against your handmaid, and they said, Deliver him who struck his brother, that we may kill
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15 And when the servant of the man of God was risen early, and gone out, note, an host compassed the city both with horses and
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It also happens that, after every Sad Saturday, early the following morning something occurs that causes a quickening awareness: He’s risen! A joy that I can’t explain wells up
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He is risen
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his word that he has spoken, for I am risen up in the room of David my father, and am set on the throne of Israel, as the Lord
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the servant of Solomon the son of David, is risen up, and has rebelled against his Lord
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risen up to the kingdom of his father, he strengthened himself, and killed all his brethren with the sword, and different also of the
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her abdomen as if a sense had risen there
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When he had risen to give out the hymn his hands were trembling and his pale face was flushed
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Luk 13:25 When once the master of the house is risen up, and hath shut to the door, and ye begin to stand without, and to knock at the door, saying, Lord, Lord, open unto us; and he shall answer and say unto you, I know you not whence ye are:
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14 O God, the proud are risen against me, and the assemblies of violent men have sought after my soul; and have not set you before
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I could not by myself have risen
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Snow and Ice: See also White: Wicked nations; risen Lord; angel of the Lord; redeemed believer; totally pure; covered with forgiveness and the
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water had risen to the second floor; she rushed back into the kitchen and stared out in awe
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Still holding my hand, he rises, pulling me to my feet
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The higher temperatures cause evaporation, and the moisture rises, creating a vacuum underneath which pulls in cooler air from the polar regions
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John quietly watches the second moon as it rises
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A buzzer sounds on his desk and he half rises, clearly reluctant to leave me on my own
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the sun rises between the beautiful waves
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He stays until nearly eleven, then rises, reaching for his coat
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A washing machine rises bright and shining from its packaging, suffers a decade of high-speed revolutions and hot water calcification, and finally returns back to its constituent elements through recycling or decomposition deep beneath the gull strewn summits of landfill
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by candle light, he rises without sound,
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and sleep the years away until the hunger rises again
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that rises from under the sea to breast the cliff tops
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rises on the heat of the air released from hibernation,
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It is an open landscape with few trees and the land rises steadily towards the rocky hills we can see in the distance; stretches of scrubby grassland are interspersed with dense groves of olive trees and, as Drens said, dry stone walls carving up the landscape, as well as islands of tall, dark stands of yet more pines
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where the water table rises
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The volume rises a notch,
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Steam rises above the shower curtain,
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and so the heat rises, the blood runs
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hitting the wall that rises between
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rises and makes her afraid of touching skin,
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I hear the horses huff a little; that shadow that is Berndt rises and goes to them, murmuring soothing sounds
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She rises, as I put on my coat and pick up my bag
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She rises, obviously our chat is at an end
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Alastair rises to his feet to shake hands and admits that yes, he and Laura have met before
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He rises and shakes hands with them
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the soul that rises with us, our life’s star,
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Simon rises to his feet, and looks around the table, smiling at each guest in turn
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He rises and goes over to a bookshelf against one wall, standing browsing the shelves as I watch him
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5 The sun also rises, and
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Behind the northern part of the tallest wall, a pinkish-white pyramid with vegetation in every niche rises sharply above that, near an ornate black spire
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4 If the spirit of the ruler rises up against you, don’t
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He rises from the chair and starts to move round to the front of the desk
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The sound of conversation rises with the deepening boom of the PA
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Billy rises from the chair, lingers a moment holding his daughter's hand and then steps back
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In moments of great distress, trauma, or other powerful occurrences, the crust is broken and our conscience rises from deep within us
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The constable rises too, but hangs back for a moment thinking about that last remark
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Something thick and heavy rises in his gullet
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Maggie rises from the dirt, wincing, her back feeling as though it should have hoof prints all over it, but she ignores the pain and grabs Jock by the shirt collar
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The smell of dry mud rises as he stretches the creases in his clothing
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This is the final round, the bell sounds and mentally he rises from his stool
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She rises to go; I give her a hug then watch as she walks across to her cottage, her step lighter than I’ve ever seen it before
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A lump rises in Carol's throat
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Out of the ashes the phoenix rises
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and the glory of the LORD rises upon
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but the LORD rises upon you
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While he has but to say the word and the garrison of Lock Core rises against us
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The price of labour, therefore, frequently rises in cheap years
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It is because the demand for labour increases in years of sudden and extraordinary plenty, and diminishes in those of sudden and extraordinary scarcity, that the money price of labour sometimes rises in the one, and sinks in the other
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Accordingly, therefore, as the usual market rate of interest varies in any country, we may be assured that the ordinary profits of stock must vary with it, must sink as it sinks, and rise as it rises
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Their price necessarily rises more or less, and yields a greater profit to those who deal in them, who can, therefore, afford to borrow at a higher interest
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The proportion which the usual market rate of interest ought to bear to the ordinary rate of clear profit, necessarily varies as profit rises or falls
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The ordinary rate of profit always rises
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those of labour ; and the ordinary profit of stock, though it rises with the risk, does not always
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king, the demand for sailors to merchant ships necessarily rises with their scarcity ; and their
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price of any commodity rises above the ordinary or average rate, the profits of at least some
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the sun rises and the day begins to warm, their hold is
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The price of gold and silver, when the accidental discovery of more abundant mines does not keep it down, as it naturally rises with the wealth of every country; so, whatever be the state of the mines, it is at all times naturally higher in a rich than in a poor country
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When we are in want of necessaries, we must part with all superfluities, of which the value, as it rises in times of opulence and prosperity, so it sinks in times of poverty and distress
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Their real price, the quantity of labour which they can purchase or command, rises in times of poverty and distress, and sinks in times of opulence and prosperity, which are always times of great abundance ; for they could not otherwise be times of opulence and prosperity
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It is not their nominal price only, but their real price, which rises in the progress of improvement
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- The second sort of rude produce, of which the price rises in the progress of improvement, is that which human industry can multiply in proportion to the demand
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Their real value, therefore, the real quantity of labour which they will purchase or command, gradually rises, till at last it gets so high as to render them as profitable a produce as any thing else which human industry can raise upon the most fertile and best cultivated land
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When the price of cattle, for example, rises so high, that it is as profitable to cultivate land in order to raise food for them as in order to raise food for man, it cannot well go higher
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Of all the different substances, however, which compose this second sort of rude produce, cattle is, perhaps, that of which the price, in the progress of improvement, rises first to this height
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As wealth and luxury increase, therefore, in consequence of improvement and cultivation, the price of poultry gradually rises above that of butcher's meat, till at last it gets so high, that it becomes profitable to cultivate land for the sake of feeding them
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But when the demand rises beyond what this quantity can supply, when it becomes necessary to raise food on purpose for feeding and fattening hogs, in the same manner as for feeding and fattening other cattle, the price necessarily rises, and becomes proportionably either higher or lower than that of other butcher's meat, according as the nature of the country, and the state of its agriculture, happen to render the feeding of hogs more or less expensive than that of other cattle
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Though, in the progress of improvement and population, the price of the whole beast necessarily rises, yet the price of the carcase is likely to be much more affected by this rise than that of the wool and the hide
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The real price of this commodity, therefore, naturally rises in the progress of improvement
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Another year, another decade, the 53rd decade of the 55th century begins when Kortrax next rises
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If, in the progress of improvement, therefore, the real price of one species of food necessarily rises, that of another as necessarily falls ; and it becomes a matter of more nicety to judge how far the rise in the one may be compensated by the fall in the other
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The real value of the landlord's share, his real command of the labour of other people, not only rises with the real value of the produce, but the proportion of his share to the whole produce rises with it
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creation rises up against the creator”, “the team (of
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a log of vine, which rises up to the second
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Christianity rises questions, and the
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But if this money sinks in its value, in the quantity of labour, provisions, and home-made commodities of all different kinds which it is capable of purchasing, as much as it rises in its quantity, the service will be little more than nominal and imaginary
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Every day the sun rises and the river flows and the mountain sheds another drop of sand
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By this statute, the high duties upon importation for home consumption are taken off, so soon as the price of middling wheat rises to 48s
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upon the exportation of wheat, ceases so soon as the price rises to 44s
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upon the exportation of barley, ceases so soon as the price rises to 22s
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upon the exportation of oatmeal, ceases so soon as the price rises to 14s
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and it ceases so soon as the price rises to 28s
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By the same law, too, the exportation of wheat is prohibited so soon as the price rises to forty-four shillings the quarter; that of rye so soon as it rises to twenty-eight shillings; that of barley so soon as it rises to twenty-two shillings ; and that of oats so soon as they rise to fourteen shillings
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While the things that we think, feel, and attend to are not controlled entirely by biology, we are still creatures of instinct, and what rises to conscious awareness is often the result of genetic programming
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He who gives up only the reward, rises
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Never could shake this tobacco habit, and I was paying for it, certain as the sun rises
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But the price of land, in proportion to the rent which it affords, the number of years purchase which is commonly paid for it, necessarily falls as the rate of interest rises, and rises as the rate of interest falls
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When the sands are all dry, he is gay as a lark, And will talk in contemptuous tones of the Shark, But, when the tide rises and sharks are around, His voice has a timid and tremulous sound
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In China, besides, in Indostan, and in several other governments of Asia, the revenue of the sovereign arises almost altogether from a land tax or land rent, which rises or falls with the rise and fall of the annual produce of the land
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“Be careful with those don’t let the sun catch them when it rises or the glint will give us away and from what I’ve heard of this bloke he wont need anymore help
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A tax upon the rent of land, which varies with every variation of the rent, or which rises and falls according to the improvement or neglect of cultivation, is recommended by that sect of men of letters in France, who call themselves the economists, as the most equitable of all taxes
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He falls! He rises! Is separated!
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It neither rises nor falls with the rent of the land
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The ghosts all began shouting their battle cries, “The Red Falcon rises!”
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“You have come to us in the hour of our greatest need, when Darkness rises in the hearts of men, you bring us your courage and your strength, you fill us with hope, and you will be our guiding light when the Shadow returns to cover the lands in darkness
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Until the day dawns and The Morning Star rises, Filling the hearts of My chosen as they enter in
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Rather the presence of The Lord of Hosts rises up in me
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[later editions continued as follows When the sands are all dry, he is gay as a lark, And will talk in contemptuous tones of the Shark, But, when the tide rises and sharks are around, His voice has a timid and tremulous sound
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An excerpt from his description of the Mildford Sound reinforces the point: “Somewhat overpowered by Mitre Peak, which rises steep from the deep waters of the fjord as a wall that contains the current of a natural canal, magnificent waterfalls cascade down into the Sound
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Why he commits this deed,;� we must still do some searching,� Steve comments as he rises from his chair and has Linda jot more facts on the chalkboard
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When the din rises and becomes too loud
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And there’s another star, Sirius, so-called the Dog Star, I guess it sort of rises in the spring time…its red, I think…”
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In US, there is debate on rising healthcare costs
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Don’t panic when the market is dropping and don’t become greedy when prices are rising
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We stomped at the rising tides
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You don't need to try and make the Starskater, though if you do, this says she was refitted in the second decade and Ebmiytn's in command, his reputation is good and he's been plying the lake since it was still rising
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Is it still rising or is it falling? The temp should continue to rise until it reaches 160 or higher
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The wallpaper is hanging off in one corner, though closer inspection merely shows this to be old age, and not anything more sinister like rising damp or dry rot
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John stops, sits in the sand, watches the moon rising
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himself out of the blocks, rising on the upward pump of his arms, feeling his flabby
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a sauna effect where the temperature was constantly rising
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rising pulse in the veins of the aforementioned lady
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single mediocrity, she could feel the ravening joy of her twin cravings rising in her
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they lay side by side staring at the rising field of stars that glistened above the olive
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He would sleep and wake refreshed with the rising sun of a new day
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As Lucy felt the waters of the wolf rising above her head, entombing her in his
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every rising phrase, letting the maelstrom notes burn through the universe
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’ Jeremy answered, rising quickly and going out into the hall, with me close behind him
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rising day would come and with them the rattle-bag voice that ground out the hours
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Rising, Stephen goes over to the window, drawing back the gauzes hanging there
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Removing the hessian sack was like shucking-off a mental straight-jacket Along with a sense of humiliation I could also feel a sense of anger rising in my blood
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The steam rising from the freshly brewed tea assaulted my senses making me salivate
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“But you used the word, you said it was over,” I persisted, my voice rising slightly
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I could feel the old anger rising again, like a cobra, swaying gently, fixing its prey with a striking eye
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For a few moments I stood still and admired the phantasmagorical cosmic vortex rising beyond the ocean; it was sparkling like a spectral spiral galaxy in the night horizon
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As the boy sat at table and ordered half a litre of the house red while he perused the by now predictable menu his heart sank in converse proportion to the rising pulse in the veins of the aforementioned lady
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While he foresaw an evening of single mediocrity, she could feel the ravening joy of her twin cravings rising in her gorge
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Now satiated, dripping sweat and smeared with Cretan soil, they lay side by side staring at the rising field of stars that glistened above the olive trees
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So here she was, about to walk down the ramp and into the underpass, with the first dread impulse to run back to the lights and bars rising from the pit of her stomach
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As Lucy felt the waters of the wolf rising above her head, entombing her in his flesh, as she watched, fascinated by the bending of his neck and felt the first exquisite piercing of his canines within her flesh, she whispered one last question
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Beyond the rising Maasai sun the Ainu people of Hokkaidō tell of six heavens and six hells where gods, demons, and animals lived
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It looked very much as though her choice had been a good one; tantalising odours spiralled in the steam rising from the pastry parcel on her plate, making her mouth water in anticipation
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Deep within the darkest hours the purple shades of a newly rising day would come and with them the rattle-bag voice that ground out the hours of his incarceration
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Rising, saluting the stones, slurring,
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His mind was trying to hold down the rising panic in his gut, but in his weakened state he was loosing the battle
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across the rising blue waste of cloudless sky
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The master bedroom was in the back of the house; it received the rising sun in the mornings
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the liquid rising without a ripple
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She watched as he scanned the items, his eyebrows rising almost comically at times
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grows bigger on the rising sea
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from the rising water,
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He too suddenly felt the rising tide and it surprised him with its intensity; he realized that he had never experienced anything as strong as this
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Rising, I go round to his side of the table, followed closely by Joris
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the rising tide that says, “I will not be a victim,
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‘Ah …’ he commented, his eyebrows rising as he chews on that fact
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at points of contact, rising gently on the counter stroke
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in the fade of close held skin, its scent rising,
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As the sun was rising, Jake sent his thoughts above as he did each morning
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Suddenly, Daniel felt himself rising up until he was suspended in the air before her
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letters rising against walls, walls that rot
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where firs line flowing cascades of rising land and falling water
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Then she felt herself rising, she saw his huge wings wrap around her
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with the rising of the sun beyond the purple edges
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As he stepped out on to the mesa, the sun rising over the mountaintops illuminated it
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There before him was Jake, in all his awesome majesty, kneeling as it were, head bent, his body perfectly outlined by the rays of the rising sun
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Suddenly struck by a thought, I go through my clothes, trying to find something to wear … there’s a skirt and top I haven’t worn yet … I hold them up against myself, rising on to my toes in an attempt to see what they look like in the small mirror on the wall … at least they are clean
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sucked into the barrel, rising,
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and here, on a rising blister
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between her toes, to taste the rising stain
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For a moment I panic as I try to remember what I know of a rising trot then find I don’t need it … evolution has blessed her with suspension, at least that’s how it feels
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My spirits rising, I sit up straighter and begin to enjoy myself
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With the rising sun, Jake’s heart was heavy with the deaths of Becky and Jared
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Over the next three or four days a succession of busy city types, who had invested in this run down part of the city in an attempt to make a killing on property prices in a rising market, brought around baskets full of striped shirts, frilly blouses and flimsy briefs to be ironed
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Clothes, of course, were something that Cyberia did know about and despite the unearthly hour of her rising and the wonky wheels on the shopping trolley that she had to use to transport her uncharitable apparel down to the local football club’s car park, she made a good fist of the first hour
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Over the top of this chant, a group of the Gottesmen sing a countermelody … a paeon of praise, lifting the sadness of the chant and turning it into something more positive … I find my spirit rising, swept along by music
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The floater was rising and turning toward the mouth of the vale
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‘Shall we meet in the Gotteshouse in, say, half an hour?’ Garth suggested, rising and smiling at us both
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Surprised he felt himself rising to the situation, and he grabbed her hand, “Stop! Please, it would not be wise
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Deep in thought, he was oblivious to Lord Tarak rising and talking to him
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I’m starting to come out of the initial shock and can feel my temper rising at the unfairness of it all … and I’d been thinking that life was going smoothly … I should know better …
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At times it seemed that she couldn’t get enough of him; rising up to meet his thrusts, she had pulled him to her with wild abandon
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death toll rising inexorably and with the losses experienced by
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That meant one percent gravity, the glare of Sol almost directly below them, and the snowflakes rising slowly by them except when they passed thru a veil
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was a lot of garbage in the streets, that there were was steam rising
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overcome the sense of revulsion rising from the pit of his stomach
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Two mornings later the rising sun illuminated the northern coastline, and a few short hours later Tyu could make out a city within the jungle
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and despite the unearthly hour of her rising and the wonky wheels
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rising from the pit of his stomach and was about to turn on his heel
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water, until, with the steam rising and tea bags in cups, Lucy’s
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An elderly, but very dapper man dining with two other, younger men, who I have privately marked down as probably belonging to the gay community, exclaims loudly and, rising, makes a dramatic exit, leaving the other two at the table
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Helen was compelled to try and quell the rising storm, and
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Davie slams the manhole cover back into place and stamps it down to keep the dead from rising
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Rising up from behind a wall of sound, standing tall on ramparts of abuse, the comic spots the boy and goes for the obvious put downs
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Soon the Sun would be rising
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Squinting, he looked towards the rising
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‘Is it an Arlosh Reed Warbler?’ she asked, half rising to peer through the open window trying to see the bird in question
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Matt felt anger rising in his chest and would have
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Rising, the feather still held firmly in her hand, she watched as Sheila approached
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The next indicator of the rising tide of ill will toward the Livingsons, which if it had been at all anticipated they did not need to wait long to encounter, occurred on the first evening after the arrival of the Lodges' inaugural guests
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She hadn’t realised that the ground had been rising … if that is what it had been doing – she knew frustratingly little about such things
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Rising on tiptoe and leaning over as far as she could without catching her jacket on the branches, she peered down at the shore below her
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Carol can feel the volume rising
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His arms are rising from his side, ready to grab Alex and throw him out onto the street
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Faint wuthering sounds carried on the rising wind were indescribable monsters … again he saw Chas’s face, lying on the kitchen floor by the corner of the cooker which had killed him
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Filbert felt the contents of his stomach rising
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The pressure is rising again and Billy can feel bubbles of nervous energy floating in his gut, as if, having descended into the depths, he is rising too quickly
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She told him about the sudden new voice, which sounded like a woman just rising in the morning, “Honestly, I thought I heard her yawn before she spoke
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Despite his rising antipathy for the lure of the press pack he couldn’t think of anything else to do but buy a paper in the hospital shop and now he is sitting in the canteen nursing another cup of coffee
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He drops a gear on the hill rising out of the village and points the car in the general direction of Bideford, but the innocence of his journey is fading
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In the rising fog of alcohol fumes, fumes that will fill the car for weeks to come, Billy makes a decision
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“Shall we?” He announced rising again, slinging his gear over his shoulder by its strap, and inviting them toward the other end of the lake
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"Ava," she said as she rose from the lounge in their front hall, "Athnu tells me you were seeing Kulai off
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The water rose so high that one man was forced to climb on top of his roof and sat in the rain
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The waters rose to the edge of the roof and still the man sat on the roof until another rowboat came by and another man told him to get in
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The waters rose above the chimney and the man drowned and went to heaven where he met God
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"Lord, I don't understand," he told Him, frustrated, "The waters rose higher and higher and I waited hours for you to save me but you didn't! Why?"
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Johnny rose from his spot behind the car and indicated that Nancy should follow
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Mr Sadler said that he thought she may have been dead-heading the rose bushes in the garden … he told us that she had mentioned it as something which needed doing
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Rose, though… Rose is the idol of the class
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All Rose wants is to keep dancing, but deep down she realizes she will have succumb to her parents wishes and concentrate on her studies to become a doctor or a lawyer or something prestigious
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Rose will be a housewife who dreams of being a child again, dancing with her friends in the studio across from the corner market
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But each morning, when the sun rose in the sky and lit up the Earth, he would feel his father's penance pounding upon his eyes and in his head
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You can have that perfect show rose grown organically and stay healthy to enjoy it
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Commercial rose growers are not organic and therefore when you first buy your roses they have been grown chemically! Don’t Panic! Given time your roses will love being grown organically
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Bury at base of rose by turning over into the soil
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A better method and one that I prefer, is to get a small clay drain pipe (opened at both ends, about 3 inches wide, 12 inches long (smaller for roses, larger for trees) and bury that at the base of the rose bush or plant, level with the ground
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Getting A Hold: Raise the energy level of the soil; in turn you will have higher energy levels of the rose, vegetable or plant
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The higher the energy level of the soil, the healthier the rose, the less stressed and the fewer pests your roses will have attacking them
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The waters rose above the chimney and the man was drowned and went to heaven where he met God
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DE made into a paste and painted around base of rose will work also
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David rose to his feet and, with the world swimming in black spots, he reached out
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room rose, as they both moved languorously towards their climax, and as the sweat on
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They whimpered and sobbed as the old man rose up to
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He joined the army during the war and very quickly rose through the ranks – nothing particularly splendid - but in the process, he became very close friends with a guy who lived in Dorset
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was set a rose of stained glass
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The Countess rose and walked over to the rustic, blue painted wardrobe and
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moon rose, he thought he could hear a familiar voice, but it was so far off and so thin
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Mountains rose and rivers cut deep scars into the surface of the
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The volume rose and swelled with mounting aggression
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He rose with the pain of stiffened limbs and giddy with the shift of
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’ Rose tells me one morning as I angst at her about the forthcoming meeting I have with the Trustees
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Then, by counting up the blocks that rose along the door frame next to my mattress I calculated the total number of blocks
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As the heat in my soul rose to a combustible level I forgot the rudiments of the English language, reverting to a lingua franca that combined the best of the gutter from East and West
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’ I said, looking at the expanse of modern building below me, trying to pick out the older buildings and imagine how it must have looked when Rose came here
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In the meantime, she still works as a chamber maid in the Hotel “Blue Rose” in Vouliagmeni, while my parents have undertaken the bringing up and support of her two sons – which means at least half of my father's pension is spent on the needs of Alice and her children
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Rose relates a horrifying tale about the bombs which were dropped … some of her family were killed in Bristol in an air raid aimed at one of the factories … and she was also anxious about Wally as they were engaged by then
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We all look ridiculous in our paper hats but who cares! Betty is happy because she has Fred to herself and, although I know Rose and Janet are watching us and more or less taking notes, I am very content to have Nick at my side
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Nick volunteers to help me and I see Janet and Rose exchange a knowing look …
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He goes on to talk about his parents and how he feels so much closer to Wally and Rose
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‘What’s your house like? Rose has told me that it’s on a hill with terrific views, but I don’t know more than that
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Slightly breathless, I check I have my keys in my bag and follow him out to the car, getting in the back with Rose
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Sitting behind Nick, catching my breath, I contemplate the back of his head while Rose tells me how warm the beautiful shawl Nick gave her for Christmas is
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I am tempted to stick my tongue out at him, but decide it would be too difficult explaining to Rose
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’ Nick commented as I follow Rose down the path to his front door
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Rose is settled in a chair beside the fire
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‘What do you think of it?’ Rose asked as we walk back into the lounge after the tour
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‘It’s a lovely house, Rose
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It shows when his eyes rest on Rose … I wonder what his parents are like
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As we have both had several glasses of wine, there are high jinks while we do this, spluttering as we try to suppress our laughter several times … not wanting to have to explain to Wally and Rose
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Rose has expressed a wish to watch the film which is on TV this afternoon – The Sound of Music - and as it would never cross her menfolk’s minds to suggest otherwise and also as the weather has degenerated into an unpleasant blustery rain, we decide it would be rather nice to curl up in the warm and do just that
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Wally dozes off halfway through the film, a fact which Rose acknowledges with a fond smile
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Rose is very concerned that you’ve cut off communication with Nick, she hasn’t said much, but she sees a lot and she’s very close to him
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When I see Rose my resolve not to tell anyone nearly collapses, but the thought of how horrified she would be stops me and I merely feel a traitress as she gives me a quick hug and says she hopes I feel better soon
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‘Did you say anything to Rose? He said she sent him round
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Mind you, Rose pulls things out of the air at times
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My spectral friend unfolded his legs and also rose up from the floor
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I took ever-smaller steps, not daring to believe, and yet, as he rose and stood there, as he breathed the same air, I knew that he was flesh and blood
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Aban, Menachem and I rose up and clasped hands one more time
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Menachem rose and walked over to the boarded window
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The Countess rose and walked over to the rustic, blue painted wardrobe and pulled from its hanger one of a number of simple cotton summer dresses, long and plain, cream in colour, with just a hint of flow and swirl towards the hem
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She wore a strange perfume that filled his nostrils with sweet ungents, with jasmine and rose and lavenders and with something else
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Rose: It betokens true love, especially the red one
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When the sun rose Song felt her
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When daylight came Son rose with new strength, mounted his horse and
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He walked under those stars, and always, when the moon rose, he thought he could hear a familiar voice, but it was so far off and so thin that he still could not make out the words
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When the sun rose, Son fell asleep as Lyla ran her fingers through his
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When the sun rose, Son and his men began their quest, led by the old
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Overcoming his pain with determination, Son rose to his feet and
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The moon was divided as it shone down on the blue flames that rose
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Mountains rose and rivers cut deep scars into the surface of the planet
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He rose with the pain of stiffened limbs and giddy with the shift of blood in his veins
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They rose early in the mornings and after a
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It rose; and night regained it's place
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As they rose to greet him Kanaklata grazed a
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The jaw closed and the shriek, wind and thunder began and soon rose to deafening once again
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Then the huge thing pulled it's legs from the bottom and rose into the sky
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Kara touched a rose, sending a shower of drops to the ground
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Everybody rose and stood and bowed as Alderfolk Pottypears
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A new white sun rose and warmed his blood
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She rose and went back into the house
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He rose and reached over the counter and poured himself another cup of coffee
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She rose up and turned her back to the eggs and raised her butt in the air
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The flying dragon rose steadily over the hills and as soon as a
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He watched as Jake rose up to his full height
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down where the rose hips swell,
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The bow of rose pink blooms
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She moaned at his exploration of her body and at one point arched her back and rose up grabbing him in passion
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He rose forward, and pulled her to him, keeping pace with her
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As the sun rose over the mountaintop Daniel woke feeling refreshed and energized
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After an hour they finally rose to face the day
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in thick veined ivy and dog rose thorns
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His hands rose up to the full height of the tent,
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He dropped his sandwich and slowly rose; he had a silly-looking grin on his face
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Then he turned and stared at Oreo; a beam of light shot out to Oreo and she rose up and was engulfed in Rah’s wings
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" He rose and she took his arm again, with more vigor this time
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They rose in unison, banked to the right and were gone in minutes
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Jake and Lady Jennie with Kate and Michael rose and disappeared into the night sky
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the rose of an old metal watering can