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Constantinople: 58 but his liberality, however it might excite the applause of the people, has in curred the censure of posterity.

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He wrote and tcanslaited many fortunate connexion « Mr. Boweai other works, and among the rest being unable to pay the costs in-* wa»the author of one play, called curred by the suit in the Spiritual

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Such a complication had never oc - curred to her, and in truth she was somewhat jealous of the manner his society allowed him to step into an adult emula - tion so young.

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She knew that, had she been on Crematoria, that oversight would not have oc-curred.

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This was true despite contact with the enemy, which for the independent tank battalions oc - curred as early as 29 December 1942, when the Afrika Rorps mauled a platoon of Company A, 70th Tank Battalion, north - east of Pichon, Tunisia.

Steel Victory Yeide, Harry 2003

Flint wondered briefly what had caused the curious scratches around the lip, but the answers that oc - curred to him quickly made him drop that line of thinking.

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And once he cleared his mind of emotion, something else oc-curred to him at long last.

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"Yes, sir," Tenmei said, and Nog noticed, not for the first time, the change to the ensign's voice that oc-curred every time she had to address Vaughn.

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It never oc - curred to him to question whether he was being misled.

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If he hadn't been so rattled by the collision/confrontation, it might have oc-curred to him that in leaving by the way he'd entered he damned himself more thoroughly than he could have with any number of words.

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