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| Commissioned in 1904, the Baltic played | repeatedly a rescue part at sea. |
| In the last decade, Fats Domino was | repeatedly a featured musical act. |
| Work proceeded slowly, and was | repeatedly abandoned, being especially delayed thanks t |
| in the General Staff, and Hitler was warned | repeatedly about the dangers this division entailed. |
| Rowe | repeatedly absorbed the pressure from Richmond's backs |
| In past years, the agency has been | repeatedly accused of not enforcing environmental regul |
| l election, independent candidate Ross Perot | repeatedly accused the Republicans of "dirty tricks" an |
| ighi Jamaat and the Dewsbury Markaz has been | repeatedly accused of promoting extremist Islamism and |
| Hant has | repeatedly accused the German media of “hypocrisy with |
| on tried to cross at Hijla, sending swimmers | repeatedly across with ropes to attempt the constructio |
| y told in Barrie's stage play and novel, and | repeatedly adapted in various media. |
| ion of obsessing about ethnicity, an anon is | repeatedly adding Shazza to Category:English Jews. |
| eadership, and notoriously asked after being | repeatedly addressed as "Premier" at his first cabinet |
| horitarian but the point does not have to be | repeatedly addressed. |
| rist, or the Reunion of Christendom: An Ode, | repeatedly addressing F.E. Smith, one of the chief oppo |
| ish without incident, while Henrietta had to | repeatedly adjust when reversing. |
| im little time for sleep, a point his mother | repeatedly admonishes him about along with driving an o |
| awsuit and said in a press release: "We have | repeatedly advised Dish that we are in full compliance |
| More recently he has | repeatedly advised the legislature about changing to th |
| Not as a Pir but even as a Muslim, I have | repeatedly advised Nawab Allah Baksh who is my Murid no |
| Attendees are heavily and | repeatedly advised, as an inside joke, to bring their d |
| The book says that Scott's career was | repeatedly affected by racial prejudice and problems wi |
| and the good Rhaetian succession beneath are | repeatedly affected by faulting, making it of interest |
| veral lawsuits and pollution violations, for | repeatedly affecting the nearby community. |
| imations from charcoal drawings photographed | repeatedly after minute adjustments, which then visuall |
| He also spoke out | repeatedly against the escalation of the Second Sino-Ja |
| erence to "shut up" in an incident which was | repeatedly aired on Indian news channels. |
| ass part (rather than just being briefly and | repeatedly alluded to, as earlier), accompanied by the |
| y raised his hands above his head, and cried | repeatedly, almost in desperation: 'Anna! |
| s membership and instrumentation has changed | repeatedly, always with Paul Reisler as a member. |
| If a song is played | repeatedly among the three songs used for ranking, then |
| The Portuguese word massacre has been used | repeatedly and consistently in the Brazilian press to d |
| of a robbery that resulted in him being shot | repeatedly and losing thousands of dollars worth of jew |
| Owen shot him in the head | repeatedly and then Jack died (and then he came back to |
| siren was heard, the "On Air" light flashed | repeatedly, and the monitors around the set had Cramer |
| I have shown this | repeatedly and no tenable counter arguments were ever g |
| ear-old girl who was raped by her stepfather | repeatedly, and eventually became impregnated by him. |
| e first few 'rescuers', joined in 'rescuing' | repeatedly and regularly, travelling throughout New Zea |
| rize and the Nobel Peace prize and have been | repeatedly and deliberately the subject of intense mili |
| e in a binge, during which the drug is taken | repeatedly and at increasingly high doses, leads to a s |
| The people of Alaska have | repeatedly and unchangingly manifested their overwhelmi |
| In the debate, O'Donnell | repeatedly and boisterously accused O'Neill of lying. |
| ircraft, Chief Etchberger without hesitation | repeatedly and deliberately risked his own life, exposi |
| es formulaic elements in a way that pays off | repeatedly and potently." |
| ly chamber, known as the Blue Room, shooting | repeatedly, and then burst into the chamber. |
| The US 8th Cavalry had to stop | repeatedly and wait for engineer troops to clear mines |
| metery and the mausoleum had been vandalized | repeatedly, and Masonic Lodge #11 did not have the reso |
| f Secret Six (December, 2006), he is stabbed | repeatedly and seriously injured by the Mad Hatter. |
| Self-reference - Patient | repeatedly and inappropriately refers back to self. |
| frustrated in doing the same types of films | repeatedly and had ambitions to work on films where the |
| Styx | repeatedly and angrily dismissed these claims as basele |
| ext century, the British would raid the town | repeatedly, and also during the War of 1812. |
| s of the concept have described sufferers as | repeatedly and compulsively attempting to escape emotio |
| Flash and Director for several years, trying | repeatedly and with limited success to position Directo |
| The artist L. S. Lowry visited Sunderland | repeatedly and painted pictures of the industrial lands |
| This work was printed | repeatedly and translated into several languages. |
| sted since 1971, the boundaries have changed | repeatedly, and the current boundaries are the result o |
| ade County's system of expressways have been | repeatedly announced and killed. |
| ught a picture of a child who reportedly and | repeatedly announced that he was the Karmapa. |
| Fictional bishops of this title | repeatedly appear in the BBC television comedy Blackadd |
| y top trance DJs all over the world, and has | repeatedly appeared in Goa Gil's "Divine Dozen". |
| ea Queens are a very active chapter that has | repeatedly appeared at festivals and events to raise fu |
| Jolson's dance sequence from I Love to Singa | repeatedly appears on the video screen of the ACME Corp |
| e of Four Bird Brothers are folk legend that | repeatedly appears in Lee Yeongdo's fantasy novel The B |
| 1975: Houdini | repeatedly appears in E. L. Doctorow's historical novel |
| l It's a Battlefield, Ramsay McDonald's name | repeatedly appears in Newspapers and on billboards in r |
| A truncation operation, | repeatedly applied to the great icosahedron, produces a |
| aphic hash function or a block cipher may be | repeatedly applied in a loop (see pseudo code below). |
| ect can be achieved in the digital domain by | repeatedly applying the same filtering algorithm to the |
| The Chinese vessels | repeatedly approached Victorious at as close as 30 yard |
| He | repeatedly argues with Drake about him, claiming that t |
| Doherty has been | repeatedly arrested for drug offences and those arising |
| He was | repeatedly arrested by Nazi authorities and detained in |
| munist" and "romantic revolutionary", he was | repeatedly arrested for his political beliefs and spent |
| Being | repeatedly arrested as stow-aways, they find out that s |
| or his eligibility for employment, Gales is | repeatedly arrested and deported from one country to th |
| 1937 film version, and was subsequently cast | repeatedly as the mother of gangsters. |
| ng used in Scrubs, the hospital was featured | repeatedly as the hospital in the 2001 film The One, st |
| deviation of the name of the album is heard | repeatedly as a line from the movie The Ice Harvest. |
| sutra and the Paraskara-sutra associates her | repeatedly as the wife of Parjanya (a god associated wi |
| with Nietzsche's term seem to have been used | repeatedly as early as the 19th century and, due to the |
| stook Bouchiki for their target and shot him | repeatedly as he walked back from a cinema to his apart |
| employed by the Earl of Devon from 1384, and | repeatedly as a royal justice and commissioner in south |
| umn relative to his seating position and had | repeatedly asked for it to be changed. |
| The old man | repeatedly asked for mercy; he was very ill, and it was |
| the Southern Baptist Convention after being | repeatedly asked to run by other Southern Baptist. |
| azines have changed since the 1970s, and has | repeatedly asked difficult questions about what kind of |
| He has | repeatedly asked his favorite musicians to sign his sho |
| The local commanders had | repeatedly asked the permission to withdraw to Taiwan b |
| ers Tokyo as an important stronghold and had | repeatedly asked Prime Minister Aso to avoid holding th |
| Filseth was | repeatedly asked by German authorities to reveal inform |
| During that war we | repeatedly asked ourselves the question, "How are we go |
| The European Union has | repeatedly asked Ukraine to halt the project, as have R |
| They have | repeatedly asked the government to relocate the farm. |
| Local residents in the past have | repeatedly asked the government to give indigenous inha |
| e of the shooting, Jamilya and Jasmine Lewis | repeatedly asked for their mother. |
| n's Assembly chief of staff, Michael Mallia, | repeatedly asking the 78-year-old Davis why he had skip |
| Poppo | repeatedly asks Tsukio to kill her, but he refuses. |
| Over the next four hours, the enemy | repeatedly assaulted the Commandos' position, at times |
| In the following weeks, Kane began | repeatedly assaulting Hardy and attempting to seduce Li |
| The authors have | repeatedly asserted in interviews that the predictions |
| Although America | repeatedly asserted its neutrality in the Napoleonic Wa |
| Boghos Nubar, the Ambassador, | repeatedly asserts that the Armenians of Ottoman Empire |
| in the attack on the Redan, Captain Esmonde | repeatedly assisted, at great personal risk, in rescuin |
| The party | repeatedly assured the people of Telangana that the for |
| It struck | repeatedly at enemy installations from Saigon to the Ry |
| Since 1981, she performed | repeatedly at the Berlin Jazz Festival in Germany. |
| sional heavyweight boxer best known to medal | repeatedly at international tournaments as an amateur, |
| He has also competed | repeatedly at both the World Equestrian Games and the P |
| be reduced to zero by pressing the Start key | repeatedly, at which point neither the player or the co |
| icial school newspaper, Liberty Champion, to | repeatedly attack incumbent Shannon Valentine and endor |
| alliol continued to suffer as his lands were | repeatedly attacked by the Scots, and the Scottish-back |
| mall force holding this important ground was | repeatedly attacked by large numbers of tanks and infan |
| rossroads in the valley of the Marne and was | repeatedly attacked and demolished and refortified, mos |
| villagers and the abbot, and the village was | repeatedly attacked from the sea, reducing the power of |
| The bird | repeatedly attacked Michael Parkinson during a 1976 edi |
| He then | repeatedly attacked the remaining thirteen machines, wh |
| It was | repeatedly attacked by Wend pirates and the Hanseatic L |
| On July 1, 1863, Daniel's Brigade | repeatedly attacked the Union positions on McPherson's |
| inted Russian ports, the merchant ships were | repeatedly attacked by German air units and submarines. |
| of Handbridge from this time, as Chester was | repeatedly attacked by Viking raiders, leading one comm |
| They were | repeatedly attacked by the Royal Ulster Constabulary, w |
| "Ziad Jarrah | repeatedly attempted to assist the detainee's travel to |
| he claims that when he was 2-3 years old, he | repeatedly attempted to get people to step on him. |
| Patriarch Joachim III | repeatedly attempted to find a solution to the Bulgaria |
| The scene where Bell | repeatedly attempts to kill Packer despite sustaining s |
| back from "Slap-Hoppy Mouse" where Sylvester | repeatedly attempts to load a rifle "frontier-style" (a |
| If one willfully and | repeatedly attempts to get around a filtered Internet, |
| artmann's poems, while Der arme Heinrich has | repeatedly attracted the attention of modern poets, bot |
| late been outrageous in the extreme, having | repeatedly avowed … to Murder every one employed at the |
| A strong Student Council is | repeatedly awarded for excellence and organizes social |
| gativland lifted the phrases and played them | repeatedly backed by industrial music and various other |
| Make it nice or don't make it at all,” as he | repeatedly banged his rolling pin on the table for emph |
| The surge | repeatedly banged his small boat against the walls of t |
| ecalls: "One woman walked down the aisle and | repeatedly banged her head on the front of the stage, w |
| The book has been | repeatedly banned by schoolboards and high schools - us |
| aymond Wallace, a song-and-dance man who was | repeatedly barely on time for his performances. |
| aymond Wallace, a song-and-dance man who was | repeatedly barely on time for his performances. |
| argets, it is likely that the main lobe will | repeatedly be pointing at the RWR. |
| aising concerns because the treatment has to | repeatedly be administered and drug resistance may occu |
| d, took place in 1433; it would however also | repeatedly be assigned as a titular diocese. |
| ed only bread and water, Elizabeth Brownrigg | repeatedly beat her for a day's duration, chained to a |
| y tanks and air cover, the nationalists were | repeatedly beaten back by the stubborn enemy resistance |
| Repeatedly beaten and again tortured during her stay in | |
| n to the squad's next command outpost and is | repeatedly beaten and raped by all the men except for E |
| prison at Abbassia, near Cairo, where he was | repeatedly beaten and tortured. |
| Cilicia who was imprisoned at Anazarbus and | repeatedly beaten on the order of the Roman prefect Lys |
| ooking for the glory on the battlefield, was | repeatedly beaten, beginning the end for the glory of t |
| eenth century, however, when Western Germany | repeatedly became the scene of French invasions, Frank' |
| American Southwest; it was slow to heal and | repeatedly became seriously infected. |
| result not just from writing one's own name | repeatedly, because the effect is observed for Latin al |
| It has also | repeatedly been highly placed in the Village of the Yea |
| This remark has | repeatedly been attributed to Tony Banks, a Labour MP m |
| Built in 1906, it has | repeatedly been the subject of reconstruction. |
| riptions of the principle, Kirk's words have | repeatedly been mistaken for those of Edmond Locard him |
| Codes and standards have | repeatedly been identified as a major institutional bar |
| HappySad Records has | repeatedly been listed in Hans Pokora's series of books |
| Since March 2000, Harding has | repeatedly been on the NewsWeek's Top 100 High Schools |
| Hydrogen codes and standards have | repeatedly been identified as a major institutional bar |
| ecorative effects in a presentation that has | repeatedly been listed among the top tourist attraction |
| This status has | repeatedly been challenged by dancers. |
| Reasons have | repeatedly been provided in clear language. |
| The town has | repeatedly been asked to commemorate the company it gav |
| ully automated version is under way, but has | repeatedly been delayed for a number of reasons. |
| ze of the data buffer) that was being played | repeatedly before it crashes to desktop. |
| 2003, Maika changed her country of residence | repeatedly before finally settling in Barcelona to reco |
| r who stalks his victims and then calls them | repeatedly before raping and killing them. |
| nged her marriage, despite the fact that she | repeatedly begged them to allow her to enter a convent. |
| spite having an exemplary service record and | repeatedly being at the top of her class. |
| ed by her family that flowers and gifts were | repeatedly being vandalized or disappearing from the gr |
| which it was relevant, its apparent accuracy | repeatedly being borne out. |
| After | repeatedly being dogged out of voting on the removal of |
| In the episode, Cartman | repeatedly bellows the trademark phrase "BEEFCAAAAKE!" |
| stem was employed and this plate was altered | repeatedly between T'n'T (track and trail) and MX model |
| xt 24 years, trains were sent back and forth | repeatedly between Flatbush and New Lots Avenue until J |
| lin can undertake long migrations, including | repeatedly between the Caribbean Islands and Venezuela |
| mathematics, is a root-finding method which | repeatedly bisects an interval then selects a subinterv |
| powerful opponent of stem cell research and | repeatedly blocked legislative efforts to support stem |
| The project has been | repeatedly blocked by Jerry Reese a Charlotte lawyer wh |
| Communist parliamentary minority; which has | repeatedly blocked the liberal coalition's choice for p |
| part of the city after Cambridge University | repeatedly blocked attempts to build a more central sta |
| s Reich', 3rd SS Panzer Division 'Totenkopf' | repeatedly blunted attacks of Soviet elements south of |
| New Ironsides | repeatedly bombarded Confederate positions in the succe |
| bers of the United States Far East Air Force | repeatedly bombed the air field and put it out of actio |
| Prior to the official opening, Lula had been | repeatedly booed whenever the in-stadium camera showed |
| apanese bride, Haru "Candy" Sueyama, and was | repeatedly booed by fellow servicemen during his return |
| But in the 1980s she was | repeatedly booked for European tours and recorded album |
| Jairo Castillo, player of Independiente, was | repeatedly booked by the referee in later games for rem |
| They make love | repeatedly, both of them changing gender each time, des |
| He raped her | repeatedly, bound her, weighted her schoolbag and threw |
| of suctorian infusoria, characterized by the | repeatedly branched attached body; each of the lobes of |
| Inflorescences | repeatedly branched with persistent floral bracts; pedi |
| etophytes are brown to white, cylindric, and | repeatedly branched. |
| ticles 3, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11 have been | repeatedly breached by the authorities since he and Mel |
| HAL begins | repeatedly broadcasting the message "ALL THESE WORLDS A |
| The Dunkirkers | repeatedly broke through the Dutch blockade of Dunkirk |
| igander using the same method of attack, has | repeatedly broken in fragments this year the lines that |
| whose voice was strained and nasal due to a | repeatedly broken nose and a bullet through his throat, |
| friendship over a woman, again; that vow was | repeatedly broken. |
| tion that the grocer and her family had been | repeatedly burglarized and terrorized by local gang mem |
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