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urge on
1. Europol, yes I have heard of this terrible scourge on those of us" He gestured to his own tattoos, "who chose to express ourselves artistically through skin-art
2. It is however, stil a good idea to splurge on antioxidants as the
3. The subject was raised of the many women of the street who can be found in the East End, especially around the Whitechapel area, and what a scourge on society they are
4. “What I’ve heard from the stragglers, that we’ve had to urge onward, it seems constantly, is how they resent being pushed aside by those who can move faster, and the names that they were called
5. “What I've heard from the stragglers, that we've had to urge onward, it seems constantly, is
6. However, I think we can at least splurge on a case of good champagne
7. Splurge on fashionable items that are important to you
8. Once you have more cash you can splurge on the additions and upgrades
9. (Although to be honest, I still splurge on a café
10. It is however, still a good idea to splurge on antioxidants as the
11. I will put a scourge on you if you do not comply, that you will be coming and begging me to lift
12. for a Sunday when you can splurge on a meal of your choice
13. We were going to eat a huge plate of oysters at the tiny Regis and splurge on a huge seafood platter at Le Dome
14. They are responsible for poisoning living humans and turning them into living human monsters: and then leaving their living human host, and laughing at the joke of a living human killing another living human… while they get away scot-free with their thousands of unseen crimes and sins, and urge on the living humans as they kill the living human who was corrupted and possessed and manipulated by them into evil
15. The author well affirms,— 'Nothing has contributed more to the growth of Atheism, Skepticism, Libertinism, Popery, and Sectarianism than our modern method of recommending our most holy religion upon the precarious topics of natural light, and natural religion, which set all mankind upon an equal level with those who urge only arguments from human corrupt nature, which the oracles of God frequently represent under the notion of blindness and darkness and philosophy, which is no better than vain deceit (Col
16. Sancho reached his master so limp and faint that he could not urge on his beast
17. A thousand inquiries sprung up from her heart, but she dared not urge one
18. Splurge on good seats at sporting events or gate-crash after the ticket takers are gone and have a drink with the guests in the hospitality tent
19. He longed to look round again, but he did not dare do this, and tried to be cool and not to urge on his mare so to keep the same reserve of force in her as he felt that Gladiator still kept
20. After a particularly good string of years, you might splurge on that around-the-world trip you’ve always dreamed of before returning to a more normal withdrawal rate the following year
21. His distracted client came up to him whilst he was progressing, and interrupting him, bitterly exclaimed, "you have undone me! you have ruined me!"—"Never mind, give yourself no concern," said the adroit advocate; and turning to the court and jury, continued his argument by observing, "May it please your honors, and you, gentlemen of the jury, I have been stating to you what I presume my adversary may urge on his side
22. But I want now especially to urge one vital necessity, even to the continuance of one of our most important means of helping this people