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If anyone should have wanted to obey God it should have been a Jewish prophet, one of the race for whom God had done so much.

But always it shares the truth of him for whom Christmas is named.

It was a colleague his wife had started an affair with and for whom she eventually left him.

I remember thinking that he was one of those lucky few for whom everything goes effortlessly right.

A year ago, she traveled to Africa, where she met with many of the children for whom she works to recruit sponsors.

I have had only one or two bitter enemies, for whom I was, as is always the case, in part responsible.

For those for whom this still remains a little difficult, do not omit the fact that this small o is something that is altogether existent!

Give me my wives and children, for whom I have served you, and I will be on my way. You know how much work I've done for you.

Stay tuned: How much vaccine is available and for whom is going to change week by week.

That shocked consumers, for whom a pound of coffee had been as standard a purchase unit as a dozen eggs or a six-pack of beer, he said.

She had not remarried because she had not found anyone for whom she could care enough and who would respect her independence.

It may well appeal to people for whom the iPad is too large to carry around, yet want some of the tablet experience coupled with a phone.

The epithet "Real Socialism, " which this era has coined to describe itself, points a finger at those for whom it has no room: the dreamers.

It's important to distinguish this thinking from that of a trader, for whom a day is long term, and months, an eternity.

Bed grain for face showing somewhat rosy color, look much better, only her eyes suddenly shed a tear, who tears? And for whom the stream?

I know not what you thought of me or for whom you were waiting at your door.

His new step-mother treated him cruelly and finally forced him to marry a girl with a pock-marked face for whom he had no liking.

Premier Wen Jiabao, for whom fairness and justice are "more glorious than the sun" , wants to help the most downtrodden urban workers.

My canvas just happens to be Wall Street and my brushes are the money managers for whom SkyBridge raises capital.

Just as well that the Maoists are always asking such questions as "for whom" ?

The houses were high, narrow and dark, like the minds of the men for whom they had been built.

The architect is Rick Mather, an experienced American Londoner for whom the term "rangy" might have been coined.

hiding in the corner stone of inferiority is not always live, there are no tears stones, and for whom the tears flow?

The lack of a clear solution to the problem of " for whom ? " , which I referred to earlier, also manifests itself in this connection.

I recently visited with a woman for whom it was a matter of survival.

But even though she was a longstanding Republican, it came as little surprise that the candidate for whom she was volunteering was not.

we provide to you is not a simple Work, but a life-long struggle for whom the cause!

Its horseshoe shape was perfect for an audience for whom seeing was as important as being seen.

You positively must come to know a lady here, who is really capable of understanding you; and for whom your visit would be a real festival.

It was consoling that he should know she had some relations for whom there was no need to blush.

The encounter was enlivened by the presence of an urban youth group, for whom the Bank arranged to visit the village earlier in the day.

And there's another type of efficiency - what's referred to as exchange efficiency and this impacts on the "for whom" question.

the number of respondents for whom at least one new product's utility exceeds the respondent's reservation utility.

Limiting the cost of medicines could make a huge difference to patients, for whom these charges are among the most widespread abuses.

It's disturbing that there are people who think like this, for whom a gay character is like a stain which an actor can never wash off.

I had been accustomed to working with second and third graders for whom the "imagination" was the Ferris wheel of the mind.

And for somebody age 20, for whom the money can grow for at least 45 years, each dollar is actually costing you nine.

As well as Wrexham, for whom he made over 200 appearances, Mason also played for Chester, Rochdale and Crewe.

Father Mabeuf was one of those persons for whom plants have souls.

Xie Ling-yun is the figure of the originator in literature history of Nan Dynasty for whom quite a few people have written his almanac.

Verizon has developed a strong multicultural work force and management while focusing on consumers for whom English is a second language.

So, now you know for whom journaling file systems were created, but how do they obviate the need for fsck?

The names are used to introduce the athletes to a vast domestic audience for whom Western names are just so much Greek.

Nine out of ten Originators, for whom we have information about their mother, had a creative housewife mother who encouraged education.

Keeping in mind for whom it was designed, expect the price tag to be out of reach for mere mortals.

What would you think of a Snow White for whom the prince never came? Would you be satisfied with just leaving it at that?

I now never leave a meeting without my own list of what I need to get done, for whom, and by when.

It may therefore not be possible for an institution to establish the identity of the person for whom a solicitor or accountant is acting.

Otherwise, they tend to shrink to a few diehards for whom meeting attendance has become a way of life.

Exchanges, for whom this sort of thing is bread and butter, spy an opportunity too.

A younger son for whom there were no prospects at home might be shipped off abroad to make a career for himself.

It has more in common with the work of the American maverick genius Frank Lloyd Wright, for whom Utzon worked briefly.

It's so good that the inventor of the dish (Mr. Huang, for whom the restaurant is named) was able to gain political power.

Mourinho's big break came when Bobby Robson, for whom he initially worked as an interpreter at FC Porto, took him to Barcelona.

The mist is like the earths desire. It hides the sun for whom she cries.

But these strategies depend upon a detail task list of what you are doing, by when, for whom and why (priority).

But this also represent new and unfamiliar terrain for public health experts for whom message control can be a matter of life or death.

If a company agrees, Global Hand will then pass it on to a 'global commons' of NGOs for whom partnerships might be possible.

The two quickly separated and Bullock later revealed that she had adopted a baby boy, for whom she is now caring.

Producers for whom oil is a part of their costs could then pass this on to consumers in the form of increased prices.

At 19 he had commenced one of those careers attractive and inexplicable to ordinary mortals for whom a single bankruptcy is good as a feast.

However, this leaves a relatively large percentage of people (30%) for whom performance and preference measures did not agree.

Act like a recovering alcoholic, for whom a single drink will start it all over again.

The mist is like the earth's desire. It hides the sun for whom she cries.

Your car's owner's manual would have been written by someone for whom English clearly was a second language.

We should reconnect with the wisdom of our ancestors, for whom muck and compost were some of the only ways to improve soil fertility.

All Lebanese, he says, should vote for whom they please, because (democracy) is not something many other peoples around the world enjoy.

Rob: I'm not certain for whom the curriculum was written, but I am definitely far too brilliant to be wasting my time on this tripe.

Inspection of samples and trial orders of small quantities might be used with suppliers for whom there is no previous purchasing record.

However, doctors say older adults, for whom hearing aids are no longer adequate, may also be candidates.

Her boss, for whom she worked as a secretary, found her hard-working but dull, the last person to inspire passion, let alone murder.

However many local students, for whom the scheme was optional, would have to try their luck in a smalls claims tribunal.

We must be able to state in one clear sentence what our business provides and for whom .

Probably already know who dance who remain, for whom her hair and makeup, a simple earthly woman, and all her wishes, just so.

She had just been told that she would have a son for whom there would be no visible earthly father.

They are an entry point into the modern economy for unskilled people for whom the alternative to a low-paid job is no job.

Planning parents were 40 per cent less likely to miscarry than those for whom conception was an accident.

Voting ballots are unsigned and marked by the voters in private booths so that no one else can find out for whom a citizen is voting.

But that can be a small trade-off if you are one of the many car buyers out there for whom money is definitely an object.

These images found an eager audience among those for whom gray suits and formal dresses had been elevated as ideals of the age.

Broken branches in spring hidden in the wind, the petals fall to cry for whom?

For, for whom was the death of Raymond Smith unexpected; and why should total strangers care? Why should total strangers be informed?

as a woman and for whom I'll give all my unspent warmth.

Therefore, do not ask for whom the bells tolls, it tolls for you.

Lamont, for whom Cameron worked as a special adviser, was forced out of office after a series of pantomine personal disclosures.

America is one of only three countries for whom every twenty year period yielded positive equity returns.

My mother and I are the hardcore insomniacs, for whom sleep is part adventure, part penance.

Family members are always puzzled by writers, since they appear to be people for whom writing is harder than it is for others.

Feiler's wife Linda embraced the idea, and together, they devised some guidelines for whom to ask.

He and his old sis- ter lived exactly opposite the Orange leader for whom he had a great respect.

To none is she altogether miserly; but she has her favourites, on whom she squanders much, and for whom she makes great sacrifices.

Q: What can we offer patients who are not participating in research projects, but for whom the only options are new or unproven treatments?

In practice it behaves much like central banks, for whom controlling inflation is the only mandate.

Chaplin, for whom life had once been very hard, directed a film about the workers' life in an American factory.

The hearing-impaired for whom a visual indication of sound cues or text captioning for auditory presentations must be provided.

And even offering additional services may not be enough to win some shoppers for whom price trumps all.

evoked by photographs feeds directly into the erotic feelings of those for whom desirability is enhanced by distance.

The mind, sharp but not broad, sticks at every point but does not move. To salute the sun for whom I must make way.

But China also has hundreds of millions of impoverished rural farm workers for whom low-wage factory jobs could be a step upward.

and people for whom online commerce or remote working are today out of reach will be brought into the digital fold.

In truth, Enigma is a mystery for whom the only true biography is description: he is a universal force, a consumer of worlds.

Her sister "Suzy" , for whom the Komen organization is named, was diagnosed with breast cancer at 33 years of age.

As a group, those for whom prayers were recited had a higher rate of recovery.

This view is attributed to foreign minister Tzipi Livni, for whom such an approach would dovetail with diplomatic moves.

Coursework includes teaching gifted students, those for whom English is a second language, and those with limited reading skills.

Don't you know for whom the flower turns red?

Heroes who deserve our attention and for whom we have a duty to elect leaders for the safety of each and definitely of "everything" .

Wild waves of the sea , foaming out their own shames ; wandering stars , for whom the gloom of darkness is kept for eternity .

He wanted me to stick to Mlle. Claude for whom, I must admit, I had a genuine affection.

He looked like a student for whom grammars are blank and dictionaries dumb.

Fake drugs are often sold more cheaply, appealing to poor people for whom cost is a huge barrier to the healthcare they need.

Though some feed on plants, many ants are confirmed flesh eaters, creatures for whom predation is a way of life.

And I truly believe that every single human being is someone for whom God has a plan that God can use.

That has come as a huge relief to the south, for whom this vote means so much.

Meanwhile, Danny Wilson lasted the distance as Scotland lost 2-1 to Iceland, for whom Victor Palsson was an unused substitute.

Who has voted for whom is not the question . . . today we need a national will. We need to join forces.

Even the littlest one, for whom this must have been the first real snowfall, seemed to know instinctively what to do.

Hackers are computer hobbyists for whom unauthorized access is an intellectual diversion.

Voters are therefore almost a paradigmatic example of Hayek's category of people for whom "t is no use being more rational than the rest. "

Nonetheless, the future of Cuba remains in the hands of an aging set of leaders for whom a true political opening remains anathema.

Only the dimly grayish snow accompanied the dusk outside, then for whom the ever-shifting twilight world was created to appreciate?

But to sit on My right or on My left is not Mine to give, but it is for those for whom it has been prepared.

Were they agents of the President, and if not, for whom and on whose authority were they acting?

The Mayo Clinic team provided recommendations for the myeloma patients for whom bisphosphonates are indicated.

Published in 1940, For Whom the Bell Tolls concludes the theme of suicide that Hemingway used in his short stories.

For male actors, for whom being desirable to women is obligatory to a successful career, size is everything.

We need more Christians for whom prayer is the first resort, not the last.

People for whom extreme happiness is a goal may also be thrill-seeking risk takers.

for whom independence and leisure were luxuries that had to be deserved through hard work. (L. 49).

I see the lives for whom I give my life, happy and peaceful in that England which I shall never see again.

That was crucial for Mr. Rock, for whom Broadway hasn't been a lifelong dream.

For the trainmakers, for whom non-Chinese sales are still a tiny share of revenue, this setback could be terminal.

The test left a worse impression on patient A, for whom it lasted less than ten minutes, than on patient B, who suffered for 24 minutes.

Imagine if your boss was someone of a sex, race or religion for whom you found it difficult to work.

I come from a generation for whom the books and records on the shelf signaled , in some way , who you were .

Only Iran, for whom Syria is a priceless Arab ally, and Hizbollah, the Lebanese Shia movement Damascus sponsors, have real cause for alarm.

An electromagnetic headpiece could help the millions of depression sufferers for whom antidepressants fail.

In this second style of communication, the message is clear, but it is not directed to the person for whom it is intended.

He is kind and patient with her, our son and my niece and nephew, for whom we are legal guardians.

Those for whom Nabokov is, in the words of Martin Amis, "the laureate of cruelty" , see his deathbed decree as peculiarly vexing.

I consider myself an honest , reliable woman for whom traditional human values are very important.

Even though I know I can not change themselves, who hate to hear that I can be able to change their own for whom.

Appropriate, seeing as he goes at length to reveal Apple's cultural core; This is a company for whom failure isn't an option.

The mist is like earth's desire. It hides the sun for whom she cries.

Object that identifies the trustee for whom the system will audit access.

Naturally, the alliance should not admit members who are unready, or for whom it is not in the end willing to fight.

For the consumer, for whom public policy should be run, who owns water-bottling plants in China matters less than whether they exist.

When she's at the end of her tether, she does what every girl would do -- go to the bad boy for whom she always had the hots.

Herbert, for whom it was too deep, swam like a fish, and got through capitally.

Because there are lots of us for whom repeated stress leading to irreparable metal fatigue to a spiral coil is spring break.

We cannot surrender the freedom of these people for whom we are responsible.

In contrast, communication is indirect if the message is not directed to the person for whom it is intended.

So that means cracking down on non-European migrants, for whom there are three legal ways in: work, study and family reunion.

But hospitality has turned to hostility among many islanders for whom the burdens of French rule outweigh the blessings.

I'm sorely grieved to learn of the death of your mother, for whom I had the greatest admiration and regard.

Christopher Nolan has a son named Rory, for whom the working title of the film ( "Rory's First Kiss" ) was named.

And there are quite a few people for whom Russia is a hindrance, a problem, which is crazy.

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I feel sorry for those for whom you are the last thing they will see.

And for those for whom cheap kit is paramount, Huawei will still be hard to beat.

Goldfish forget beside association. For who suffer from insomnia who mourn. For whom the heartache and forget.

these imaginings. She'd ask me if there was someone for whom I had done special kindness.

This could be particularly significant for children, for whom donor tracheas are much more difficult to find.

Those kids were in the first generation of children for whom uniersal vaccination against hepatitis B was recommended.

This was the man for whom Marius was searching.

MANY of those who talk loudly into their mobile phones are just inconsiderate show-offs for whom no punishment is too evil.

Philosophical Education: What, why, how - and for whom?

This additional field specifies the user for whom the command should be run, normally root.

We need competent and responsible states to meet the needs of " we the peoples" for whom the UN was created.

More study is advised on effective dosage regimens for immuno-suppressed persons for whom two doses of vaccine may be needed.

This baffles diplomats from other countries, for whom a stint in Brussels is vital if they want to be promoted.

Well, yes, but you'll be shocked to find out for whom it really matters.

Irving was another American author for whom the native legend and landscape were sources of inspiration.

He quietly sat in the window, watching the moon, seemed to be waiting for someone, but he was waiting for whom? Now, who else would come?

Leave graduate school to people from India and China, for whom the prospects at home are even worse.

They are one of several marginalized ethnic or caste groups for whom a block of seats has been reserved.

A people for whom blood on ice is not a sign of death but an affirmation of life.

Then, with the collapse of Communism, a fourth evolution: the bourgeoisie for whom saying is doing.

Destroy not him with thy meat, for whom Christ died.

For whom Jehovah loves He disciplines, Even as a father, the son in whom he delights.

The Oxford Textbook of Palliative Care for Children is about the care of children for whom cure of their underlying disease is not possible.

But it's not very relevant to high earners, for whom welfare-state benefits are inevitably small compared with their overall incomes.

There are those pet-lovers for whom a cat is too conventional and a mutt simply too mundane.

The service would be welcome by many people for whom access to original copies of Chinese books is difficult or impossible.

They are the ordinary citizens for whom the honor system was designed---people who have dedicated their lives to duty.

Sheila, for whom we had been waiting, finally arrived.

consultation paper on " improving hong kongs health care system : why and for whom ? "

There were plaintiffs for whom damages, a financial award, were inadequate or unsuitable.

It defines two users for whom the Content Filter should not process messages.

For Whom the Bell Tolls and The Old Man and the Sea tell more about the later Hemingway.

To the visitor for whom the biggest danger is sensory overload, Ms Quette has some useful advice: first zoom in on a detail.

Enter the user or group for whom you want to set permissions, and then click OK.

The girl for whom he had fought all his life no longer seemed important to him.

The subjects were a cohort of 276, 835 Danish schoolchildren for whom measurements of height and weight were available.

You've never allowed obstacles or the objections of those for whom you've little respect stop you.

Many of the most innovative ways to use new gadgets and services will be discovered by the people for whom they were originally designed.

In this temple, as in the hearts of the people for whom he saved the Union, the memory of Abraham Lincoln is enshrined forever.

InotherThereare some patients for whom physicians are really on the fence about whether to give one therapy or another.

The model is inhabited by super-rational agents for whom the complexity of the world has few secrets.

Here's my current list of winners and losers, plus a third category: those for whom I have no idea.

A worker man replied that EA stood for Elbert Anderson, the businessman for whom Sam was working.

But Tortoise jumped to his feet and asked: 'For whom have you prepared this feast?

People-oriented, excellence is a corporate culture for whom we advocate.

Xu's experience will be familiar to many Chinese, for whom the annual summer floods bring similar misery.

PERCHANCE he for whom this bell tolls may be so ill as that he knows not it tolls for him.

Participants for whom food was most rewarding consumed more calories.

Long before Oxford had dreaming spires it welcomed its first foreign student for whom records exist: Emo of Friesland, in 1190.

The Death Penalty Information Centre, a lobby group, lists eight executed men for whom there is "strong evidence of innocence" .

in the form, the applicant refers to the person for whom the residence permit is applied for.

But the basic contrast here is that between the lawyer, who has no time, or for whom time is money, and the philosopher, who takes time.

It hides the sun for whom she cries.

for whom news is a peripheral business, not a consuming passion.

Highly recommended to those for whom the language is not a barrier.

"As far as I know, there just is nobody else for whom there is this sort of broadcast archive, " he said.

Grahame-Smith hopes that his new book will attract some new readers to Jane Austen, a writer for whom he has great respect.

Effective Psychotherapies: What Else Works for Whom?

We never thought about how we might parent a child for whom there is no future.

Please identify the organization for whom you managed this project.

Her brother Willard, for whom I was named, taught mathematics there until moving to Denver for his health in about 1903.

Wind sweeps through the Left Bank. For whom was this downtown built?

Observe what and for whom? Government or media?

And through thy knowledge shall the weak brother perish, for whom Christ hath died?

The shadow of my tree is for passers-by, its fruit for the one for whom I wait.

It will get better, '' insisted Platini, for whom goal-line technology is a non-starter.

To the amateur, for whom riding is just one of many aspects of their life, time is a precious commodity.

The shade of my tree is for passers by, its fruit for the one for whom I wait.

And through thy knowledge shall the weak brother perish, for whom Christ died?

When India's government put online the names of officials facing trial for corruption, the list became a convenient guide for whom to bribe.

Give me my wives and my children for whom I have served you, that I may go; for you indeed know my service by which I have served you.

Another astronaut for whom the new realities presented a problem was Capt.

First, the religious liberty of those for whom this is a matter of conscience is jeopardized.

To salute the sun for whom I must make way.

Name the group of individuals for whom this informed consent form is written.

With customers for whom a supplier runs VMI programs, the need to forecast their demand is eliminated.

Those for whom "the last war" has a resonance cannot escape it, even if they might want to.

Sad songs are never long enough, Dancing in drunkenness, for whom should I wake?

In order to be nearer to Tom, Louisa accepts an offer of marriage from Bounderby, a man for whom she feels neither love nor respect.

We have spared no effort as there is no need to clearly understand that while we seek for whom.

If you must carry a passenger for whom there is no seat belt, it is better for the heaviest passengers to wear a seat belt.

So this weak brother, for whom Christ died, is destroyed by your knowledge.

To serve for whom is a cardinal problem, a matter of principle.

If you find yourself stuck in traffic, don't despair. There are people in this world for whom driving is an unheard of privilege.

This vaccine has been administered primarily to individuals aged 65 years and older, for whom the vaccine was licensed.

the prize for whom he worked so hard was a new bicycle.

My little children, for whom I labor in birth again until Christ is formed in you.

Who, then, has created an offensive environment for whom?

6 for whom the Lord loves He chastens, and He scourges every son whom He receives.

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the most innocent son of erin , stephen said , for whom they ever lifted them.

European media has started to discuss a problem: Russia and the Western countries, in the end who has the greater need for whom?