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Craggy, rugged, once handsome but now lined by late nights of concern for his community, his country and for the world
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makes her ideal to be a wife, mother and teacher of the young, does not best suit her for the hard decisions man's more rugged nature suits him to make?
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There is a huge poster of a dragon on the wall – one of the semi-mythical ones set in a rugged landscape … it is all shades of green with the dragon a gorgeous greeny-bronze
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It was only fifty eight miles to one of the points on the far side, but the land is not rugged in this region
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He’s a rugged looking man, she thought, chiseled features, and a very strong will, like in the dreams
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‘He’s a bit rugged … dark haired, but with a beard
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The terrain was rugged, much rougher then
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Sandy brown shoulder length hair was tied back from his face to revealed a rugged ruddy complexion and startling blue eyes
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The door to that church, though rugged and strong, was shiny from friction and sweat
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Nikos kept the rugged and desolate coast of northern Stephanos at a safe distance and whenever a wave broke over the bow and showered me with salty balls of foam Alexis would collapse in fits of laughter at my cringing and groaning
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the rugged keeps of Haggerston and Scremerston to the north
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She gazed at the rugged and handsome face
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This rugged Northlander had a hard time absorbing just how deadly a drug his old girlfriend had been involved with
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the south, the rugged coastline was dotted with many islets, some
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The path went out to a rugged outcropping and down a stairway almost two hundred feet to a little valley where a fertile pond sat
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They need good fuel to withstand a rugged lifestyle
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Her thoughts wandered even farther afield, Bordzvek was a huge city, the size of Dos or Zhlindu, in mountains almost as rugged as Wescarp
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It abounded with rugged islands with waterfalls and coral reefs, lots of sand and palms
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He’d even gone so far as to buy a leather jacket with the fringe across his chest, to impress the rugged old hands, Jim had arranged to help
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His body hangs on the rugged cross
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She got a good view of the rugged mountain slope below this castle with plains in the distance
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A lot like his father, big, blond, and rugged but with Desa's curls and eyes
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She smiled warmly and then softly gasped as one hand finally pulled down his hood, revealing the entirety of his rugged countenance
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Its form was strict, and the rugged stone made the keep seem older than it was
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A scar ran over his cheek and down into his rugged beard, which hung long, like his hair
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He took a route at the side of a hill too rugged and rutted to bother traversing with the bike, but certainly not impossible
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Of course, Josh was as good looking, if not better looking in a rugged kind of way
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It was rugged country back there - full of wild plums, too
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Passing through Kwisa, where the little garrison were eagerly looking forward to the arrival of the troops, when they would strike camp and follow in rear of the returning column, the rugged sides of the Adansis were soon reached
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Then downward again, clambering with difficulty on the steep rugged track into Braffu Eadru
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That gave me a lifelong respect for the rugged reliability of the Liberation Movements weapons
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Mountain forests, rugged steeps, marshes and fens---all country that is hard to traverse: this is difficult ground
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She gauged him again, taking in the rugged jaw and chiseled nose and cheekbones
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Rugged rocks on the shore gave way to sheer sandstone walls
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nett looked to be the typical, rugged, outdoors type
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This generosity reminded him how he survived backpacking down the rugged west coast of the South Island in ‘74
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In contrast, when they cross over to the rugged west coast, they would find it similar in some respects to the Kimberley region on Australia's west coast and the Great Ocean Road in Victoria, with sweeping bends and spectacular scenery
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They could head north this time, from Christchurch to Picton and then down the rugged west coast, taking in the breathtaking scenery they'd been told about
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The driver, a typical Spanish working class man with a rugged unshaven sun beaten face, a leather cap tilted to the back of his head, and a waistcoat that had seen better days
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I remember thinking at the time how could those people go through with so final an act of capitulation with nature‘s rugged beauty on display for all to marvel and contemplate
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massive door, running across the rugged terrain as he had so longed to do
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The sandals were of the more rugged variety
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It was occupied by a lone beggar, his old face rugged
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dark hair, the other considerably older, his rugged features
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It would provide ample forage for the horses and would be an easier path than the rugged mountains to the north or the desert to the south
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plain, and lofty and rugged rocky mountains surrounded it, and that forest occupied much space
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forest which lofty and rugged mountains surrounded, this is the word
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The mountains through which we passed were rugged, but not so much as those in the south
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es the rugged line of Gladiator GarageWorks
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He turned his endeavours into his Music, and his rugged good looks, and strength and virile leanness, kept everyone at bay, whilst it also haunted and taunted, and it was only his hate that kept him surviving those hateful, hurtful school days
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The scenery delights sightseers with its rugged shores, its shining blue waters, its misty and foamy estuaries, its magnificent resplendent glaciers, its mountains topped with snow, its astonishing bursts of colors, and fascinating and dazzling sunsets
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This “labyrinth river” of compacted blue ice figures as the largest and most rugged glacier accessible by road, as well as the only glacier that keeps on increasing, for though it recedes at one end, it enlarges more at another end
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“yin” (woman) is represented and with its stones and rugged constructions “yang” (man) is represented
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hope on his rugged features
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As Laura explained in fine detail how people used to live, and the harsh and rugged conditions under which they had
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As the dogs traveled toward the Appalachian Mountains, Speed led the way, as they struggled over the steep and rugged terrain
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2 And note! a forest of trees planted on the plain and lofty and rugged rocky mountains surrounded it and that forest occupied much space
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2 As you have seen the great forest which lofty and rugged mountains surrounded this is the word
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“The terrain is rugged and not suitable for chariot attack
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Tiny pockmarks accentuated his rugged good looks
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“The terrain is rugged and not suitable
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And the Spirit carried me away and took me through a pathless place through which a man could not travel for it was situated in the midst of rocks; it was rugged and impassible on account of water
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Although not in the proper Highlands as yet, the terrain was becoming more rugged at every turn
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"And from the fifth mountain which had green grass and was rugged they who believed are the following: believers indeed but slow to learn and obstinate and pleasing themselves wishing to know everything and knowing nothing at all
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The gradual undermining of rugged individualism, character, and independence has been in part successful by the slow but consistent elimination of the educational background of the reasons for founding this great country, and the conscious erosion of stability by their 1) ‘moral relativism,’ 2) the push for affirmative action for minorities, and 3) the rights of groups over the rights of individuals
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Also, the self destructing bomb casings were fabricated from a rugged, but much lighter material than conventional bombs
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His rugged features matched his voice
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His body was every bit the rugged and tough soldier he was supposed to be, but he had the face of a movie star and a suaveness about him that made him popular among the women on the ship
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He had a deep and rugged voice
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packed soil, deep, loose sand and rugged, craggy terrain
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Standing at six feet and blessed with the looks of a rugged model, Mr
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Clackmannan is the smallest Scottish shire, a narrow strip ten miles by eleven, squeezed between the River Forth to the south and the escarpment of the Ochils to the north, along the base of which nestle grey stone villages, rugged glens and the ruined Castle Campbell
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Prince Charlie’s island is bleakly spectacular with mountains, valleys, hundreds of inlets and a rugged coastline
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Granite boulders were abundant along with rugged shrubbery and moss
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He was rugged, thuggishly handsome and had a swagger all his own
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We were inside a rugged cave; not white, but stone for stone, a cave
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The soaring notes that carried to the boat across the restless waves seemed to take on the shape of the seascape they prevailed over and the melody grew rugged and inconsolable, pitching to a storm
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had a rugged beauty
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He was rewarded with the most spectacular views in remote sparsely populated and rugged terrain he had ever been in
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He did some research and got the suitable stage paint and decided to paint rugged landscape scene from a photograph of Connemara in the West of Ireland
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They had intended seeing a good deal of Ireland that year and in particular the rugged West Coast
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During their weeks stay in Connemara, Matthew and Ellen explored some of the most beautiful rugged scenery they had ever seen
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“Look at all those Islands” Matthew said seeing there were countless rugged small Islands that filled the huge bay
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" This rugged shepherd was very partial to the writings of the Prophet Daniel
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The rugged, beat up truck stopped
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If Jesus were the Messiah, why did he do nothing to deliver him from this unbearable imprisonment? For more than a year and a half this rugged man of God's outdoors languished in that despicable prison
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And this is just why he chose as his personal representatives twelve commonplace men, the majority of whom were rugged, virile, and manly fishermen
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There was a subtle commanding influence in his rugged, nomadic, and homeless life
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" And red-blooded, rugged Galilean fishermen called him Master
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The Paradise ascent is the supreme adventure of all time, the rugged achievement of eternity
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As she tore her tender skin and bruised her soft limbs on the rugged boulders over which Conan had so lightly lifted her, she realized again her dependence on the iron-thewed barbarian
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Promontories ran out into the desert, forming barren valleys, all but one of which were closed on the northern extremity by rugged cliffs
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18 You are my apostles, and to you religion shall not become a theologic shelter to which you may flee in fear of facing the rugged realities of spiritual progress and idealistic adventure; but rather shall your religion become the fact of real experience which testifies that God has found you, idealized, ennobled, and spiritualized you, and that you have enlisted in the eternal adventure of finding the God who has thus found and sonshipped you
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As the villages thinned, the land grew more rugged, and the keeps that frowned from eminences told of centuries of border war
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The going grew rougher, the scenery more rugged, steep grassy slopes pitching up to densely timbered mountainsides
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His men are rugged and he is pushing them hard
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An hour's ride and they turned north, forging through wild and rugged hills, following dim trails and tortuous paths
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The four stood gazing up at the old map, the northern Pacific region and the rugged coastline of North America clearly outlined
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In spite of the pilot's criticism of CSIS budgetary cutbacks which resulted in fewer maintenance checks, the amphibian flew evenly and well, and Harry Travis was afforded a slowly changing panorama of the rugged but spectacular west coast of Canada and the Strait of Georgia, the island-dotted sea lane separating Vancouver Island and the mainland of North America