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  • "Reviving Friendship" (p. 5) is perhaps less expressive than "Relenting," as it once stood; and the phrase, "ten thousand _furlowed_ heroes" ( 'ibid'.), throws a new light on the heroic character.

    The Works of Lord Byron: Letters and Journals. Vol. 2 George Gordon Byron Byron 1806

  • Relenting, his father made Ralph's older sister, Emily, tag along.

    Loyal Fans Are Batting Cleanup 2009

  • Relenting, she walks over and sits beside him, folding her arms across her knees.

    The Comeback Season Jennifer E. Smith 2008

  • Relenting, she walks over and sits beside him, folding her arms across her knees.

    The Comeback Season Jennifer E. Smith 2008

  • Relenting, she walks over and sits beside him, folding her arms across her knees.

    The Comeback Season Jennifer E. Smith 2008

  • Relenting to pressure from state government officials, Wal-Mart Stores said yesterday that it would begin carrying Plan B, an emergency contraception pill, in all of its United States pharmacies by the end of the month.

    I'm going to miss the place of occasional employment... suricattus 2006

  • Relenting, she walks over and sits beside him, folding her arms across her knees.

    The Comeback Season Jennifer E. Smith 2008

  • Relenting his anger, Jeroboam asked the man of God to intervene so that God would restore his hand.

    Mysteries & Intrigues of the Bible Howard Books 2007

  • Relenting his anger, Jeroboam asked the man of God to intervene so that God would restore his hand.

    Mysteries & Intrigues of the Bible Howard Books 2007

  • Relenting his anger, Jeroboam asked the man of God to intervene so that God would restore his hand.

    Mysteries & Intrigues of the Bible Howard Books 2007

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