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| all over the country; and peace was only last | resorted by the proclamation (1609) of a general amnes |
| vial officer to whose quarters other officers | resorted for company. |
| sport and jollity, being weary with play, he | resorted home, where, to repose himself, he went into |
| nce of particular humane and moral values and | resorted only when it is inevitable". |
| 55 on the return of John Knox to Scotland, he | resorted openly to hear him preach. |
| er Mycenaean's acropoles, where the residents | resorted there at times of great danger to protect the |
| s of the Left represents the only party which | resorted these laws, on the occasion of the regional e |
| The Germans also | resorted to hostage taking. |
| Police | resorted to large scale arrests or even shooting. |
| Eventually, Wren | resorted to using a battering ram instead. |
| As such, he | resorted to playing privately for friends or in clubs. |
| In one episode, they | resorted to busking in a local park. |
| Rebuffed on the surface, the Japanese | resorted to an aerial blitz. |
| Bentley finally | resorted to selling copyrights and large numbers of re |
| urt appeals were slow and ineffective, people | resorted to protest in the streets. |
| e first attempted to hitchhike but eventually | resorted to stealing a car at gunpoint. |
| er or adequate supplies, members of the group | resorted to cannibalism to survive. |
| ng there but that they have heard Arthur much | resorted to Camalat...". |
| n with just 20 minutes remaining the Italians | resorted to their reputation. |
| To resolve this situation, Sher Shah | resorted to a cunning ploy. |
| onary thrombosis in the following year, Cohen | resorted to teaching. |
| its attacks against militant Sunnis, but also | resorted to tactics such as reprisal bombings. |
| itsch's grandfather stopped using puppets and | resorted to real actors instead. |
| Goldschmidt | resorted to earning a living by giving piano lessons, |
| reached his late teens he was unemployed and | resorted to drug dealing and hustling on the streets. |
| People usually | resorted to makeshift solutions such as using rubber b |
| After the incident, Tse has | resorted to traveling on a motorbike or scooter instea |
| than my loving wife's schedule would allow, I | resorted to masturbation. |
| The British, who had fewer Indian allies, | resorted to companies of rangers for their scouting an |
| This irked Kerala Varma who | resorted to tact and tried to convince the Princess to |
| In colonial Jamestown, colonists | resorted to cannibalism during a period known as the S |
| Police also | resorted to aerial firing to disperse people gathered |
| He was also an excellent preacher, was | resorted to far and near ... The posterity of this Hen |
| Outgunned, the trawler Barbados | resorted to ramming A6, damaging it enough that the Ge |
| The parties have | resorted to forming alliances in the last few election |
| ontempt is a severe remedy, and should not be | resorted to where there is fair ground of doubt as to |
| d not have proper gunsights, and their pilots | resorted to drawing them on the windshield by hand. |
| ments, claiming that the LTTE "had once again | resorted to killing innocent civilians in the face of |
| Kao would have simply played his lute and not | resorted to physical action, he would have most likely |
| 2, David had withdrawn his support, and Cumin | resorted to using a forged letter of support from the |
| s High Court at Parry's Corner and the police | resorted to firing with a view to control it. |
| undesirable side effects, they are ordinarily | resorted to only after all other methods have failed. |
| main story employed several cliches, and then | resorted to fantastic and science fiction elements to |
| Sometimes, the counties | resorted to sending convicted criminals in lieu of pun |
| of the far-famed temple of the god Kartikeya, | resorted to by more than 7 million devotees each year. |
| Stockport Corporation and the constructor | resorted to the courts over financial issues including |
| n the heir to Isaac's real estate, and Newton | resorted to the Chancery courts to get satisfaction. |
| The smugglers had | resorted to subterfuge in the years following the batt |
| ies invaded his lab and killed his father, he | resorted to ingesting the chemical to prevent it from |
| d to eating horseflesh to survive, and almost | resorted to cannibalism before surrendering. |
| On January 31, 2011, Teruzane Utada again | resorted to Twitter to confirm that a video release fo |
| In order to finance his living, Campert | resorted to writing commercial texts or jingles as wel |
| It | resorted to dumping the snow in the Inner Harbor after |
| When necessary, the organization | resorted to violence to pursue its segregationist purp |
| 's influence in allaying the measure of rigor | resorted to by the victorious Germans during their occ |
| r right to wear upper clothes and upper class | resorted to attacking them in 1818. |
| f the starving crusaders at Maarat reportedly | resorted to cannibalism, feeding on the dead bodies of |
| ese protested against such a proceeding being | resorted to within their walls. |
| the strategically important town intact, and | resorted to negotiations, against the opinion of Mehme |
| Apophallation is a technique | resorted to by some species of air-breathing land slug |
| nt through about 11 drummers and has at times | resorted to a drum machine for recordings as well as p |
| In the musical she has | resorted to using a rather revolting substitute for me |
| Receiving little support, he then | resorted to armed insurrection (the Saga Rebellion), g |
| Broke therefore | resorted to burning the rest of the prizes in order to |
| male-dominated music industry of the day, she | resorted to establishing her own sheet music publishin |
| aggravated by the taxation to which the beys | resorted to in order to pay their troops. |
| laborate trade system broke down, with groups | resorted to raiding rather than trading with other ter |
| f the Civil Wars, pointing out that all sides | resorted to violence in a situation marked by mutual d |
| f chemical weapons, the Spanish Army commonly | resorted to brutal methods of repression, which in som |
| on arrived, Campbell refused to cooperate and | resorted to passive resistance, refusing to get up off |
| the walls of Jerusalem, Sanballat and Tobiah | resorted to stratagem, and pretending to wish a confer |
| in order to attract the US and the UK, and it | resorted to proscription of the three parties. |
| d to return the excess, and the canal company | resorted to legal action to obtain a refund. |
| s as to the source of the weight, and finally | resorted to sawing the bottle apart. |
| Downman had exhausted his supply of shot, and | resorted to firing nails and pieces of iron hoop at hi |
| Germans, unable to obtain victory, eventually | resorted to the use of chlorine gas and Brigade casual |
| The besieged town | resorted to butchering whatever loose livestock wander |
| but, due to retirements and emigration, they | resorted to the Junior grade after a few years. |
| re unable or unwilling to pay their rents and | resorted to a rent strike. |
| t officially sanctioned and Christie and Boyd | resorted to "stealing" computer time to compare the pe |
| urisdictions except Dindoshi where the police | resorted to firing in which two Muslims were killed an |
| social order and harmony it represented, and | resorted to use of threats or torture in order to forc |
| other Cathy Stevens (Jill Clayburgh) may have | resorted to murder to ensure a win in an upcoming page |
| the gun arrived, and as the Boers thereafter | resorted to guerrilla warfare this innovation was not |
| geted deadline of Christmas to meet, the band | resorted to recording several cover versions for the a |
| , in February 1880, the critic Arnold Mortier | resorted to drawing a detailed plan of the set in plac |
| rotsky (as War Commissar of the Red Army) had | resorted to terror tactics, ordering the assassination |
| rtillery in the early part of World War I and | resorted to mounting naval guns on wheeled carriages a |
| to a city somewhere along the east coast and | resorted to prostitution for survival. |
| elligencer columnist Joel Connelly said Beren | resorted to "Vietnam-era sound bites" and "displays a |
| Doukas, however, | resorted to a ruse: he climbed down the walls of the f |
| The AFL | resorted to patently illegal means to eject the unions |
| They | resorted to house-to-house attacks, throwing hand gren |
| ate, nearly every character in this story has | resorted to being selfish and malignant in order to pr |
| racial segregation in the military that they | resorted to mass insistence that military regulations |
| Obedeanu's case for example, the filming crew | resorted to furnishing props (carpets, furniture and c |
| sgender Caucus, claimed that the governor had | resorted to "blatant homophobia," stating that the phr |
| He | resorted to derogatory and contemptuous comments relat |
| ich were costly in men and materiel, the TPLF | resorted to guerrilla warfare against the EDU, finally |
| pronounce Indo-European sounds, and that they | resorted to the closest sounds in their own language i |
| The demo went largely forgotten, until John | resorted to his old demos for material the soundtrack |
| ry; while the whole area had been "constantly | resorted to for all sorts of past times and has been l |
| ached the status for court-martial, so Carson | resorted to an archaic legal device called a petition |
| ng has obtained is incredible and it is still | resorted to for many complaints". |
| ope that the revelation unto Mohammed will be | resorted to for ruling. |
| s the end of the war, the Manchukuo Air Force | resorted to kamikaze tactics, with the first successfu |
| ot doubt that many of those in his circle who | resorted to violence were led by God to do so to show |
| outs from the 2005 debt restructuring who had | resorted to the courts in a bid for higher returns on |
| nge that... ] the Creator of Heaven and Earth | resorted to the womb of a certain Jewish lady, grew th |
| tness of Mawlana and The fact he occasionally | resorted to Turkish derives from his fear that a large |
| n of Morvah has for many years past been much | resorted to on the First Sunday in August by disorderl |
| st, as I understand the law of this Court, be | resorted to, for there is no equity in this Court to p |
| oped and manual methods of clearing had to be | resorted to. |
| f, the judgment of God, or trial by fire, was | resorted to. |
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