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| Wars, famines, | excessive taxation, and persecution by the Hussites ma |
| against the Jews, who had protested against | excessive taxation. |
| His pro-French policies and | excessive taxations levied by Louis caused and uprisin |
| The uprising in Flanders was caused by both | excessive taxations levied by the Count of Flanders Lo |
| e king had driven his subjects to poverty by | excessive taxes. |
| r Nablus was reported in 1156 CE; he imposed | excessive taxs on Muslims, and required Muslims to pay |
| th eye pain, photophobia, conjunctivitis, or | excessive tear production. |
| ly have no symptoms; later, they can exhibit | excessive tearing and extreme sensitivity to light (ph |
| Symptoms include | excessive tearing and tear staining of the hair around |
| s often begin in early childhood and include | excessive tearing, abnormal sensitivity to light (phot |
| nsulated from the container so as to prevent | excessive temperature gradients. |
| Excessive terrain closure rate ("TERRAIN" "PULL UP") | |
| nt adopted in any state to date" and was "so | excessive that it would prevent eligible voters from p |
| ious observers;" while the bloodshed was not | excessive the sight of it was unfamiliar and shocking. |
| they can be potentially vulnerable sites of | excessive thermal gain or heat loss. |
| o other causes of polydipsia (a condition of | excessive thirst that causes an excessive intake of wa |
| te sodium retention in the body, polydipsia ( | excessive thirst) due to polyuria, extreme salt cravin |
| d migraines which are caused when bruxism or | excessive tightening of frontalis muscle. |
| With this failure and the | excessive time spent trying to take Gloucester, the Ki |
| ision to Rule 12-A, Section I, in regards to | excessive timeouts, resulted in the elimination of the |
| squalified as his car was underweight due to | excessive tire wear. |
| ven when the compensation might appear to be | excessive to stockholders. |
| r in giraffes is also common; they resort to | excessive tongue use on inanimate objects, due to a su |
| knowledge of conservation techniques, caused | excessive topsoil erosion on farmlands in the Midwest. |
| If | excessive torque acts upon the closing element in an i |
| whole travel and protects the valve against | excessive torque. |
| ching off in an intermediate position due to | excessive torque. |
| bums at the beginning and, after one year of | excessive touring through Japan, the group went into t |
| mage when websites contain advertisements or | excessive traffic link directly to images. |
| In despair and | excessive trust, she married a sardonic, reclusive man |
| Such problems may be the result of | excessive turbidity, herbicides, or salinization. |
| In terms of social psychology, ' | excessive, uncontrolled buying of consumer goods can b |
| but the density is rapidly decreasing due to | excessive uprooting by the Herbal Medicine Producers. |
| situations such as muscle wasting, 1 mmol of | excessive urea in the urine (as measured by urine volu |
| ldosterone levels can cause hypertension and | excessive urinary losses of potassium. |
| Excessive usage of nutmeg has caused clinical intoxica | |
| witnesses to testify to his (and Brodnik's) | excessive use of force in previous incidents. |
| Excessive use of literals: these should be coded as na | |
| the home to the Green Revolution, now due to | excessive use of chemical fertilizer, is being termed |
| been seen in cystic fibrosis, as well as in | excessive use of laxatives. |
| ident Obama urging him to raise the issue of | excessive use of force in Kashmir. |
| Chronic or | excessive use of temazepam may cause drug tolerance, w |
| Excessive use or an overdose causes physical weakness, | |
| uent scholars have criticized Chhayavaad for | excessive use of decorative language, romanticism aloo |
| ter addiction is a loosely used term for the | excessive use of computers to the extent that it inter |
| An opioid overdose is due to | excessive use of narcotics. |
| Hypovolemia is often induced by | excessive use of diuretics. |
| tion that these health effects are caused by | excessive use and/or overdose. |
| The | excessive use may certainly be accepted as very injuri |
| aper reported that he had resigned over "the | excessive use of violence against government protester |
| the Occipital Bone and from the Atlas after | Excessive Use of Mercury.” - Lond. |
| It has been suggested that Zeinenger's often | excessive use of rhetorical manipulation offended Calv |
| es, for instance, what some reviews said was | excessive use of restraints and poor supervision of pa |
| Early signs of an overdose or | excessive use are muscular tremors, chorea, and locomo |
| rial, evidenced by extremely thick walls and | excessive use of iron beams (traditional means of cons |
| Excessive use of urea as nitrogenous fertilizer and in | |
| The designs are quite simple, but the | excessive use of a gold background should be noted, as |
| excessive use of multiple conditional If statements -- | |
| a {{cleanup}} tag on the article because of | excessive use of cquotes (should only be used for pull |
| The | excessive use of substandard American "English" and sl |
| oup of script kiddies mostly noted for their | excessive use of bot attacks and propagating vast amou |
| to Reuters, for which he uses headlines with | excessive use of quotation marks in mockery of the ser |
| ne down by over 18 metres (59 ft) due to the | excessive use of underground water for crop cultivatio |
| amin Rush's widely discussed belief that the | excessive use of alcohol was injurious to physical and |
| The police were also criticized for | excessive use of force, and thereby allegedly aggravat |
| Also the | excessive use of insecticides poses a threat to the gr |
| ceptions interception mechanism to avoid the | excessive use of "try-catch". |
| ts entitled "Dexter's Rude Removal" features | excessive use of inappropriate language (albeit censor |
| use of these drugs is the rule, and that the | excessive use is comparatively exceptional. |
| The injury done by the | excessive use is, however, confined almost exclusively |
| Excessive use may explain problems in social interacti | |
| Harem is also criticized for often | excessive use of cliches and stock characters as well |
| diversity of regional languages against the | excessive use of imperialistic languages; and by using |
| outright on the grounds of its sustained and | excessive use of bad language and blasphemy. |
| n christian, your causing problems, and your | excessive use of cursing is not apreciated here. |
| e past four months are a response to India's | excessive use of force in the region. |
| ruction of the cornea when used excessively ( | excessive use means several times a day during several |
| Due to the | excessive use of footage from the original movie, the |
| tch had suffered too much wear and tear from | excessive use, and Luton installed a new surface durin |
| Dorian Gray patients frequently are | excessive users of "medical lifestyle" products. |
| title "An Act for restraining the taking of | Excessive Usury". |
| though he has had to restrict editing due to | excessive vandalism. |
| ted into a lunar transfer trajectory with an | excessive velocity. |
| ing out the parts for "which, because of its | excessive verbosity, [it] was called by some apocrypha |
| tested with several types of propeller, but | excessive vibration problems were not solved and the a |
| sequent tests revealed other defects such as | excessive vibration in the drive system. |
| the driveshafts proved troublesome, creating | excessive vibration. |
| Similar | excessive vibrations can be caused by pedestrians due |
| ovel which monitored citizens constantly and | excessive viewing of mass media. |
| or cruel treatment" and claims that "racism, | excessive violence and inhumane conditions reign insid |
| lence in the episode due to complaints about | excessive violence in the show. |
| Although she is still depicted as prone to | excessive violence, she became a valuable member of th |
| ; thus even the battlescene animations avoid | excessive violence. |
| If the precipitate is washed with an | excessive volume of deionised water, the electrical do |
| excessive vortexing of the fluid as it leaves the casi | |
| uly 2007, due to what the club described as ' | excessive wage demands'. |
| Olympics, the La Molina venue suffered from | excessive warmth which threatened the events for the W |
| Despite initial complaints of | excessive water usage and light pollution, the complex |
| ling in her brain, which was associated with | excessive water consumption over a short period of tim |
| y, and on 19 July the flood wave, swollen by | excessive waters of the tributaries, appeared on the V |
| Nicks, deep scratches, or | excessive wear call for shaping the profile on a low s |
| epeated gear changes under full power caused | excessive wear and damage, and the simplest way to avo |
| plates spaced a tire-track apart to prevent | excessive wear. |
| A combination a poorly-fastened rail and the | excessive weight of the train caused the last carriage |
| The cause was around 700 tons of | excessive weight above the centre of gravity of the sh |
| azine be made of thinner metal to reduce its | excessive weight; the breech cover not extend so far b |
| Excessive white is discouraged and markings on the fac | |
| Excessive work weakened him physically. | |
| Excessive work hardening at the surface of the workpie | |
| sults, for example Sakam Karma might lead to | excessive work pressure and workaholism as it aims at |
| This was possibly compounded by | excessive working hours and by the alcohol that was su |
| ageing businessman who is overwrought by his | excessive workload, and is unable to make deals effect |
| long the river and can be prone to producing | excessive yields. |
| eeing government support of peasants against | excessive zamindar demands he ensured that the prostes |
| ll, and it was also claimed that Spracklin's | excessive zeal extended to his own parishioners, whose |
| He was noted for his | excessive zeal against Catholics when he was the sheri |
| In this | excessive zeal for the observance of unity he seems to |
| cklin's ministry related to the particularly | excessive zeal of the Prohibition era in Ontario, when |
| ith them, and in return was reproved for his | excessive zeal". |
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