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| e full truth about Auschwitz, that he tried to | resist or subvert the Nazi's most inhumane policies, |
| but also describes how indigenous communities | resist or negotiate to defend their territories and c |
| Only one choice remains - | resist or surrender… |
| kki Tuomioja made Finland's official policy to | resist other EU members' plans for common defense. |
| Both try | resist out of respect for Helena. |
| nd Bedale no longer had a fortress in which to | resist outside manipulation. |
| is reported to have roused the countryside to | resist pagan invasion forces. |
| as the Pope lay dying, the Commune of Rome, to | resist papal power, began deliberations that official |
| of mishaps that take place after Dolores can't | resist peeking at a frog necklace in Faye's room, als |
| sal skills in their curricula to help students | resist peer pressure while maintaining self-respect. |
| coat (or down) that is usually dense enough to | resist penetration by water and a stronger, rougher w |
| drought; that can survive in a flood; that can | resist pests and disease...we need higher yields on t |
| ttery was sent to the front on July 3, 1863 to | resist Pickett's Charge. |
| s the last attempt by the Ovimbundu peoples to | resist Portuguese colonization. |
| idegger, the Will to Power becomes the will to | resist power. |
| s” of joining forces with the African Union to | resist pressure from the (ICC) to arrest indicted Sud |
| , the TFG were able to use that as leverage to | resist pressure from the international community to d |
| Moved to Wyandotte, Kansas, to | resist Price's invasion. |
| olicy Institute of California says respondents | resist public borrowing, the passing of debt to futur |
| ergetic's organism is specially-conditioned to | resist radiation lethal to others, which requires the |
| The Bright Side ( | Resist Records/Anchors Aweigh Records, 2009) |
| suicide by drowning and disappears, but can't | resist returning when Butch stages her funeral in the |
| es, however, and his popularity allowed him to | resist Robert's invasion. |
| to construct defenses in Geraci from which to | resist Roger while simultaneously convincing the town |
| Ptolemy refused, and, wholly unprepared to | resist Roman power and deciding to die a king, put an |
| nt is formed with a polygonal cross-section to | resist rotation. |
| product to be longer lasting, sturdier, and to | resist rusting. |
| lf is manufactured with Phosphatized finish to | resist salt corrosion (for use in maritime environmen |
| he government reduced funding and attempted to | resist Santa Anna's rebellion. |
| Daffy is unable to | resist, saying that "it'll be... my masterpiece!". |
| ter casing is now made in a rubber compound to | resist scratches. |
| The two sculptors responsible could not | resist secreting inside the sculpture a lead tag insc |
| His plan was to | resist Sedgwick with a small force at Rappahannock St |
| Such riveted structures may be insufficient to | resist seismic loading from earthquakes if the struct |
| nt and previous byelections had seen the party | resist selecting black candidates for byelections. |
| r three men locked arms on stage, yelling "Men | Resist Sexism! |
| Men | Resist Sexism!" preventing the crowning until they we |
| og is so delighted with himself that he cannot | resist shouting down to the frogs he is leaving behin |
| as one of the few leading actors of his era to | resist signing long-term contracts with the studios, |
| Just can't | resist... so when singing about this object, one shoul |
| Such materials also tend to | resist solvents and have good mechanical properties. |
| n Army Group Courland, which would continue to | resist Soviet forces up until the end of war in Europ |
| ral organizations to fight the PDPA regime and | resist Soviet invasion of Afghanistan. |
| The materials | resist stains or absorbing odors, and permit filling |
| ate that the object would have less ability to | resist stress and would be more prone to collapse whi |
| Dragomirov attacks the next day, Sharpe's men | resist strongly. |
| emarkably limited and as a result, training to | resist such invasions is very basic. |
| erefore, making the microcontroller's software | resist such errors can cheaply improve the system's t |
| On the other hand, Celtic goddesses tended to | resist syncretism; Sulis Minerva is one of the few at |
| hem accidentally gets electrocuted, they can't | resist tasting the flesh beneath the scales and find |
| Some of these have shaped filaments which help | resist tearing across the tape. |
| Shibori includes a number of labor-intensive | resist techniques including stitching elaborate patte |
| Going to the nightclub, she failed to | resist temptation and stole a phone, but was caught b |
| His resolve to | resist temptation in all of its many forms fuels his |
| "Dustin Hoffman Does Not | Resist Temptation to Eat the Bathtub" |
| The blue coating, was the photo | resist that was not cleaned off. |
| The person may well | resist that compulsion. |
| attempts to halt this, Maredydd decided not to | resist the Norman encroachment on Gwent and was rewar |
| "As a pilot I just could not | resist the offer to fly a space capsule…" (speech in |
| James H. Lane organized 1,200 troops to | resist the Price invasion into Kansas. |
| eation was ordered by Enver Pasha who couldn't | resist the lure of Pan-Turanism. |
| government so that he could work with them to | resist the spread of Communism into Europe. |
| the National Constituent Assembly continued to | resist the radicals. |
| en France fell to Nazi Germany, the mission to | resist the Nazis became increasingly important. |
| Bouvia tried to | resist the force-feeding by biting through the feedin |
| omplete iron frame in a single casting used to | resist the strain of the strings in square pianos, he |
| erfected humans, designed to be able to better | resist the unusual and partially hostile environments |
| ed by ongoing and ultimately futile efforts to | resist the colonial designs of the government of Fran |
| o the United States Constitution as reasons to | resist the Congressional questioning. |
| Even the Dragon could not | resist the power of Berebus' army. |
| rged the Bulgarian parliamentary opposition to | resist the Radoslavov government's intention and pers |
| Yet, despite the warm welcome, Cassim cannot | resist the urge to recover the Hand, and he decides t |
| at Doctor Hoarai had been creating in order to | resist the impending attack by a race of subterranean |
| Requiem For A Species: Why We | Resist The Truth About Climate Change (2010) |
| orces in Xuan Loc did not have the strength to | resist, the 4th Army Corps would strike directly at t |
| st step Survey or skim advises that one should | resist the temptation to read the book and instead gl |
| a national united front with the Kuomintang to | resist the Japanese. |
| thered all his army there at their fortress to | resist the attack. |
| g in ammunition, food and water, and unable to | resist the attacking waves, which continued despite t |
| Mohawks at St. Regis, Ontario, | resist the provision, preferring their traditional me |
| espite the Vermehrens' unwillingness openly to | resist the Nazi regime, they inevitably found themsel |
| n of appreciation far enough, being "unable to | resist the temptation to aggrandise its jurisdiction |
| Bekhal has to | resist the traditional restrictions imposed on women |
| afox quickly began preparing inner defenses to | resist the inevitable assault. |
| Some Criollos proposed Liniers to | resist the replacement with the forces under his comm |
| ns and cities so designated by Adolf Hitler to | resist the Allied offensives where the defenders were |
| mely strong yet lightweight ceramic, he cannot | resist the chance to construct a spaceship to travel |
| allegedly used a form of Civil disobedience to | resist the federal grand jury. |
| tandably] reject such a view: first, that they | resist the temptation to moralize, and second, that t |
| Its principal aim was to | resist the Second Home Rule Bill of 1893. |
| ed the ability of local party organisations to | resist the attacks from Red Guards. |
| several Labour party ministers said they will | resist the decision. |
| ort Lewis military base in Washington State to | resist the war in Vietnam. |
| They took an oath to | resist the Mughals, but were defeated. |
| Critical thinking: helping young people to | resist the pressure to conform. |
| Nor could I | resist the impulse -- unphilosophical as it may have |
| But I couldn't | resist the temptation to put in a null reference, sim |
| ew Zealand, the US, India, and Brazil couldn't | resist the temptation to show the clip, and at least |
| he withdrew into Cornwall, where he helped to | resist the advancing Parliamentarians. |
| In 1849, finding it impossible to | resist the demand for reforms at Nidche Israel, he re |
| Polly and Jamie | resist the adaptation process, but Ben succumbs, beco |
| hanistan, or across the border in Peshawar, to | resist the Soviet invaders and the Soviet-backed Afgh |
| Vines are often trained close to the ground to | resist the strong winds that are characteristic of th |
| isband, they lacked the military capability to | resist the Axis forces. |
| fled to New Orleans, USA where they planned to | resist the Centralist government. |
| on by this virus, enabling the fetus to better | resist the immune system of the mother. |
| n expelled, unless they swore an oath never to | resist the king, or attempt to alter the government o |
| Dance of Life single included a track entitled | Resist the Criminal Justice Act. |
| ury; both of these empires had been founded to | resist the attacks of the Avars). |
| , 1999, several Yugoslavian MiG-29s rose up to | resist the air attacks. |
| Although the citadel of Nice continued to | resist, the city itself surrendered to the French on |
| ched Taiwan a number of Qing notables vowed to | resist the Japanese and proclaimed the establishment |
| t body was instrumental in curbing attempts to | resist the court order to integrate. |
| ingham, takes up station at Tallaght Castle to | resist the O'Byrnes. |
| In an attempt by the Gaelic clans to | resist the Normans, O'Brien and Mac Gillapatrick dest |
| the Milion, he urged the assembled populace to | resist the Latin invaders with all their strength. |
| as Kelsey supported John Lambert's attempts to | resist the Restoration. |
| Dollmann would continue to | resist the Allied attack until his death on June 28, |
| mber of Chinese officials in Taiwan decided to | resist the Japanese, and proclaimed Taiwan an indepen |
| iving there in anonymity helped the Viratas to | resist the combined forces of Trigartas and Kurus. |
| On September 19, 1985, the tower was able to | resist the 8.1 earthquake that struck Mexico City. |
| governor from its own members, had decided to | resist the selection of Gorrell. |
| expelled from the KPD after they attempted to | resist the leadership of Wilhelm Pieck. |
| annoy, who had concentrated some 16,000 men to | resist the 33,000 French troops closing on Milan, dec |
| e area, the residents of Chipstead continue to | resist the installation of street lighting, particula |
| e an elaborate notice-and-hearing procedure to | resist the federal ruling". |
| The Republic of Florence alone continued to | resist the Imperial forces, which were led by the Pri |
| It tried to | resist the regime by denouncing it for violating Poli |
| g reconcile their differences in the effort to | resist the Communists. |
| le that occurred in Paris, and resolved to not | resist the army. |
| h born into a theatrical family, Edward was to | resist the temptation to turn professional until he h |
| greater endurance to help a church so near you | resist the invasions of the Saracens. |
| and Valentine for conspiracy in parliament to | resist the King's orders, refusing to admit their ple |
| snia and Oltenia, and allowing the Ottomans to | resist the Russian push toward Istanbul. |
| and with some exceptions Polish forces did not | resist the Soviet invasion, hence the title of the de |
| armed forces, all of whom reportedly tried to | resist the takeover. |
| that if Foster had lived, he would have helped | resist the calls to appoint Independent Counsels, and |
| ao directed the troops stationed in Nanyuan to | resist the Japanese troops. |
| io theologica, in which he advised the king to | resist the temporal encroachments of the papacy and, |
| it is faced in faience, which was intended to | resist the soot that blackened many of Sheffield's bu |
| in his mind, knowing that he must continue to | resist the temptation to regenerate into his eighth i |
| Financial Times that “[Thornton] does well to | resist the temptation to draw any glib, overarching c |
| lly weakened Gojong were unable to effectively | resist the Five, even though the Emperor refused to s |
| riticism: Boulin, said Giscard, "was unable to | resist the campaign of harassment he was subjected to |
| encouraging other groups in North-East Asia to | resist the occupiers. |
| To | resist the substantial additional loading of a wide c |
| ar, and advise the privy councillors in how to | resist the ongoing Irish Rebellion. |
| l abandoned Boniface and may have attempted to | resist the Crusaders in the Peloponnese, perhaps figh |
| he command of the popular forces, preparing to | resist the invading forces. |
| The Christian Balkan states were unable to | resist the Ottomans after this defeat, eventually fal |
| reign of Alexios in 1081-1082, Garidas did not | resist the expropriation of artworks and consecrated |
| If it's not a rule, then I tend to | resist the wholesale rewriting of articles simply to |
| re required to give our lives to frustrate and | resist the efforts of the State of Israel in its stru |
| at the southern end of the runway continue to | resist the Airport Company's programme to enforce cut |
| describes how a family of farmers attempts to | resist the attack, to prevent and minimize the damage |
| Chapman declares his intention to | resist the impulse to conform and remain free to live |
| , they were the only forces in the Caucasus to | resist the advance of the Ottoman Empire, whom they h |
| ovements dating to the 1740s, came together to | resist the expansion of the United States into the No |
| ncyclical in 1939 "on the duty of Catholics to | resist the unjust orders of an authoritarian state", |
| e local militia units throughout the island to | resist the Japanese. |
| ies of Lancashire and Cheshire and prepared to | resist the its passage by the Scots.Lambert sent a fe |
| He was unable to | resist the extremest demands of the populace, and fol |
| He was, however, his own enemy, and could not | resist the attractions of the moment or settle down l |
| ader Ormond in 1650 who, due to his failure to | resist the Cromwellian conquest of Ireland was not de |
| me, the "well organised locals have managed to | resist the tidal wave of development which swept thro |
| KKE then called upon the Greek people to | resist the fascist and Nazi invaders, and the resista |
| and air transfer openings that are designed to | resist the passage of air and smoke. |
| The Liberals were able to | resist the Progressive challenge in the 1921 election |
| ge, in order to help other human civilizations | resist the attacks of the Earth's army. |
| , retain the necessary sharp cutting edge, and | resist the abrasive forces involved. |
| e Tonquin's crew armed themselves and began to | resist the boarders. |
| upanuliikumine) was an underground movement to | resist the occupation of Estonia by Nazi Germany, 194 |
| The other counties of the region could not | resist the encroachment of the Archbishopric, and soo |
| Spirits are said not to | resist the dukun in their removal from their 'host', |
| r father's advice to stay together in order to | resist the enemies and soon departed, taking their ow |
| ade commanders to fix bayonets and continue to | resist the Confederate attacks. |
| that some preparation was in place to try and | resist the Arab advance. |
| hing in retreat, formed in a hollow square, to | resist the assaults made on all sides. |
| ded with barbed wire which were able to easily | resist the Italian assault. |
| s") in 573, he was sent to Italy soon after to | resist the Lombard conquest of the peninsula. |
| uickly deployed to the north of the country to | resist the anticipated German attack. |
| The threat emboldened Sturdza to | resist the liberals' demands. |
| s was the final attempt by Takeda Katsuyori to | resist the combined forces of Tokugawa Ieyasu and Oda |
| And at 10-1, Sid can't | resist the odds |
| However, the Skoropadsky's attempt to | resist the forces of Symon Petlyura proved to be unsu |
| and Steel Federation after the war, working to | resist the Labour government's nationalisation plans |
| Resist The Atomic Menace is an anarcho-punk EP, by th | |
| and supplies, the Malay Regiment continued to | resist the Japanese. |
| rrendered or if Hirohito was exhorting them to | resist the enemy invasion. |
| y led the packinghouse workers to organize and | resist their employers, seeking better wages and work |
| the disorder repeatedly demonstrate failure to | resist their behavioral impetuosity. |
| 2002, by residents of San Salvador Atenco, to | resist their forced displacement by the government of |
| country from John Mackay, who being unable to | resist their forces, retires to the Clan Chattan to s |
| of captured troops to effectively organize and | resist their imprisonment. |
| rogation of such conditions so that people who | resist them may have more possibilities of living. |
| dius, and much of the Roman Senate was able to | resist them at many points. |
| Jean is not so sure that he can | resist them, and tags along to keep an eye on him. |
| d Fenians under close pursuit - were unable to | resist them. |
| g their victims for not being strong enough to | resist them. |
| ng increasing German manpower and resources to | resist them. |
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