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Let the whole earth fear the Lord, let the inhabitants of the world stand in awe of him.

I said, I shall not see Jehovah, [even] Jehovah in the land of the living: I shall behold man no more with the inhabitants of the world.

Like it or not, the inhabitants of Wall Street, Main Street and the various Side Streets of America were all in the same boat.

But the Asherites dwelt among the Canaanites, the inhabitants of the land: for they did not drive them out.

Let the sea and all that it holds, let the coastlands and their inhabitants resound with song and praise of him.

"Will not the mass of Paris and its inhabitants present an obstacle dividing and delaying the enemy? " he asked the French.

The sea still serves as a byway, grocery, laundry, workplace, and playground for the local inhabitants, just as it has for centuries.

While we were walking, I thought the lights of our Ruhmkorff devices would automatically attract some inhabitants of these dark strata.

Today Charles is one of about 3, 000 inhabitants of the forest reserve and has no desire to leave.

Take care not to make a covenant with the inhabitants of the land to which you are going, or it will become a snare among you.

There was not a city that made peace with the children of Israel, save the Hivites the inhabitants of Gibeon: they took all in battle.

the spreading of languages were synchronous with that of early inhabitants.

Her care for her inhabitants continues to influence the extent and location of her releases.

Many Uighur inhabitants have been forcibly evicted and relocated to make way for a new city likely to be dominated by the Han population.

Let all the earth fear the LORD: let all the inhabitants of the world stand in awe of him.

Moreover, he made high places in the hill country of Judah and led the inhabitants of Jerusalem into whoredom and made Judah go astray.

In the second place, the inhabitants of that wide expanse refuse to fit into our standard pattern or to stand still.

This year, some of its inhabitants told me with satisfaction, it finally tore down the last of its old houses.

He becomes the Dark Wanderer, leaving Tristram behind shortly before legions of foul demons attack and destroy the town and its inhabitants.

Until 1954 the huge majority of the inhabitants of the British Isles had not even realized that he possessed a middle name.

Imagine being able to fairly distribute the satisfaction between all the inhabitants of the earth. What would happen after a few years?

The acquisition of two to the number of inhabitants in London was something.

However, your place in Ascension is so vital to a successful completion, that a strong focus is placed upon the Earth and its inhabitants.

I perceive that we inhabitants of New England live this mean life that we do because our vision does not penetrate the surface of things.

Groups of its inhabitants assembled to discuss the matter.

So, to remind the inhabitants that this is, indeed, Antarctica, they will be allowed to shower only twice a week.

But I have longed to see with my eyes the condensed history of the earth and its inhabitants displayed there.

The first human inhabitants of North America may not have exterminated the mammoths. The culprit might have been a comet.

As it is a remote place with unusually charming scenery and few inhabitants, it is often called the "wonderland on earth" .

Although it is a religious movement, new content makes it a specular life style of Lhasa inhabitants.

Now, we're in the Twilight Zone, where the sun never shines. Inhabitants include some exotic eels and a giant spider crab. . .

Owing to the extraordinary apathy of the inhabitants , the brigands were able to carry out their depredations undisturbed .

A small-scale prototype of a smart home system that looks out for the health of its inhabitants.

And I will destroy your land, and your enemies shall be astonished at it, when they shall be the inhabitants thereof.

Like the ancient Greeks, its inhabitants turned their backs on their rocky soil, venturing out to fish and trade with distant shores.

Yet the children of Manasseh could not drive out the inhabitants of those cities; but the Canaanites would dwell in that land.

And the LORD said unto me, A conspiracy is found among the men of Judah, and among the inhabitants of Jerusalem.

Thanks to the Sea Organ music project the inhabitants of Zadar have been restored once more to their relation with the sea.

One day someone began to make a film about my village and its inhabitants, from whom I've stolen so many of the stories that I tell.

Obviously, it has no been planned for the good of its inhabitants .

Onemight consider this when deciding whether or not to help some of the inhabitants of the game.

The inhabitants of a powerboat turn on their lights just as a bolt of lightning hits the ground behind it.

Ultimately, Mr Galgut's South Africa is no simple, fresh Eden, but a country as layered and complex as any of its inhabitants.

And this interesting panel was made by inhabitants of its American twin town who were asked what they associated with the word RUSSIA.

Shiretoko's original inhabitants, the Ainu, had referred to the peninsula as the end of the world.

Hans returned to his family home, but the house had been bombed and no one in the neighbourhood knew what had become of the inhabitants.

The creation of a protective barrier between the existing eco-systems within the woods and the inhabitants of the city.

It was realised that some of those extra dimensions can be large and with size comes inhabitants: branes of 2, 3 or more dimensions.

But once we did, it was only a matter of time before we ran into the inhabitants of this continent: The Neanderthals .

"A fine carpet of green grass stamps the inhabitants as good neighbors, as desirable citizens, " Abraham Levitt wrote.

The idea of the GREENHOUSE is to establish a strong relation between the inhabitants of the house and the site, its climate and context.

Under favourable conditions, a city with a billion inhabitants could be a very attractive and exciting place to inhabit.

It portrays a slice of London life, depicting a number of its typical inhabitants, including City boys, fashionistas and a rock band.

Then the LORD said unto me, Out of the north an evil shall break forth upon all the inhabitants of the land.

The total number of inhabitants constituting a particular race , class , or group in a specified area .

Thus it appears that the sweltering inhabitants of Charleston and New Orleans, of Madras and Bombay and Calcutta, drink at my well.

German forces blockaded the city in an attempt to starve the resistant inhabitants into submission.

Since ancient times, its inhabitants have turned to a strong central government to keep them safe behind high walls and embankments.

the detective found that the inhabitants were all murdered, except for a couple.

Animals are there for a reason. They are also inhabitants of the earth; we have no right to kill them.

And he overthrew those cities, and all the plain, and all the inhabitants of the cities, and that which grew upon the ground.

There are still many thousands of the descendants of these original inhabitants living in all parts of the country.

Each bridge has a name and these examples will give you an idea of the poetic nature of the inhabitants.

This people shall give their dwelling back to the earlier inhabitants, and the destruction of foreigners will be clear for all to see.

An epidemiological study of urolithiasis was carried out by means of a postal questionnaire to 10567 southern Taiwan inhabitants.

Under Akhenaton, the sun's qualities as creator and nourisher of the Earth and its inhabitants are glorified.

Its inhabitants, by nature acquisitive and cautious, economical, tenacious, had learnt to worship the word "smart" .

Once upon a time in the immense Russian steppe, lay a little village where nearly all the inhabitants bred horses.

From the place of his habitation he looked forth Upon all the inhabitants of the earth.

Cosmic civilizations of Light powers are headed by spiritual beings on a higher level than inhabitants of a planet themselves.

A small greenhouse unit can be added to the basic living module, to provide a substantial part of the food needed by the Inhabitants.

And I will smite the inhabitants of this city, both man and beast: they shall die of a great pestilence.

It wasn't a bad show for what was, in effect, a beta test focused less on academic research than the survival of its inhabitants.

An Aborigine , descended from Australia's pre-colonial inhabitants, gazes into a shop at a Sydney train station.

Long-term since, the parents tell the story of posterity, children can get is about this country and it's early inhabitants have only data.

By the time the fire-engine arrived , the fire had been put out by the inhabitants.

Today, ownership of almost a third of the land is in dispute between its original inhabitants and by those who came later.

Instead of attacking the town the enemy surrounded it with the intention of starving the inhabitants out.

A sword is upon the Chaldeans, saith the LORD, and upon the inhabitants of Babylon, and upon her princes, and upon her wise men.

In what ways and to what extent does the fact of common residence in a locality compel or invite its inhabitants to act together?

As inhabitants pass through the entrance within the solid elevation, an open floor plan with views to a perimeter green space is revealed.

There is much to be gained from a smarter world, but it will be possible only with the consent of its inhabitants.

The Ville Contemporaine was to house three million inhabitants and was designed by the French-Swiss architect Le Corbusier.

What can be done with it in a town of less than four thousand inhabitants?

Our space family was able to thwart their goal to level cities, flood the island and kill most of its inhabitants.

The company threatened the inhabitants by cutting off the water supply.

The houses should be built of mass-produced materials tough enough to protect their inhabitants from a hostile world.

It is also believed that this subterranean world has millions of inhabitants and many cities, its capital being Shambala.

Mexico is believed to be the birthplace of corn and its inhabitants remain dedicated to the thousands-year-old grain.

The inhabitants of Rome, until the time of Gregory VII, showed little respect for the person of the Pope.

Mexico is believed to be the birthplace of corn and its inhabitants remain dedicated to the thousands-year-old grain.

The inhabitants of Rome, until the time of Gregory VII, showed little respect for the person of the Pope.

Their inhabitants, the Uros, preserve an old-school artificial island-making technique that their predecessors employed for centuries.

The inhabitants of such a universe would probably not even notice that anything was amiss.

The general trip rule, change characters of the inhabitants in Urumqi were concluded in this article.

For he has handed the inhabitants of the land over to me, and the land is subject to the Lord and to his people.

The outer ones are much like America's: white, prosperous and gaining inhabitants, just as French city centres are losing them.

The list goes on and on. It seems that there is no hope to save the oceans and its inhabitants.

They decided to build a new fort to protect inhabitants of that area.

Obviously, it has not been planned for the good of its inhabitants.

In this book the author sets out to prove that the inhabitants of the islandscame from South America.

And I will pour out on the house of David and the inhabitants of Jerusalem a spirit of grace and supplication.

Good Ol' Sailor Organic Vodka effectively utilizes a maritime theme, providing the design with a range of vivid pictured marine inhabitants.

In the Stay by the Water Margin, especially in the chivalrous acts, the ideology and values of the urban inhabitants can be obviously felt.

Something mysterious is happening to one of the Island's best loved inhabitants - the Atlantic puffin.

And for the inhabitants of London or Los Angeles, this dismantling of the myths around translation has peculiar implications.

How best should inhabitants and investors alike try to preserve their wealth in the face of their incredible shrinking currency?

Already in the dynasty of Han of year 206 before up to 220 after Jesus Christ, China had towns of a half million inhabitants.

One of the original inhabitants or lifelong residents of a place .

In the Danish study, single inhabitants with heart disease were more likely to be socially isolated and not see a doctor regularly.

Dear friends, as I depart from Sydney I ask God to look down lovingly on this city, this country and all its inhabitants.

The phases this shift will go through have been determined and planned to be as supportive of Earth's inhabitants as possible.

Their inhabitants, Viking descendants with a fierce, independent attitude, have never gotten over being separated from Norway.

England was given an uncomfortable reminder last week of the impact of its swelling number of inhabitants.

In the beginning of the 20th century the place was slowly occupied by inhabitants of other Russian regions.

Interest in the rock art of the original inhabitants of Australia has grown over the last two centuries.

Except for a roc and a number of other birds, there were no inhabitants there.

Much is taking place to end the grip of the dark on the Earth and her inhabitants.

The Maori, a Polynesian people who were the earliest inhabitants of New Zealand make up the remaining population.

The public realm quite literally provides the platform for its arts and culture to exist and adds to the desirability of its inhabitants.

That pretty much sums up Newfoundland, affectionately known to its inhabitants as The Rock.

During autumn nights, thousands of birds pass directly above the megalopolis, a passage generally unnoticed by its human inhabitants.

Significant numbers of city inhabitants might attempt to flee, further spreading the disease.

And if one of the city's quarters acted rebellious the harafeesh would invade, smash its shops and deliver a good hiding to the inhabitants.

The goal is to provide an efficient and low-cost way for all inhabitants to move around the city.

SA is sparsely populated , with over 80% of its inhabitants living in Adelaide and a handful of major rural centres .

The story centers on an ax-carrying gang terrorizing the lowly inhabitants of a tenement called Pig's Sty Alley.

With what hope and to what end do would-be inhabitants journey here to live out their days?

Can they be, when up to half their inhabitants are gone and survivors know it could happen again?

We also visited inhabitants of urban slum areas, where we planned to build simple public toilets to help improve local sanitary conditions.

The clear waters surrounding coral reefs have encouraged the evolution of color and pattern among the inhabitants.

or the inhabitants of one state would roll in wealth, while those of an adjoining state would be in poverty.

Global warming is perhaps the biggest social, political economic, moral, and environmental problem facing our planet and its inhabitants.

Brave New World is presented as a nightmare. But we need to be careful. The inhabitants are conditioned to enjoy their existence.

The ferry took four hours to reach the flat island known by its early Celtic inhabitants as "the land below the waves" .

All the while, he has refused to declare a state of emergency for Moscow's human inhabitants.

Perfidy and fraud are the vices of civilized nations, credulity and violence those of the inhabitants of the desert.

Yes, Dearest: external agendas have unfortunately taken precedence in many lives of your earth's inhabitants.

The curse rapidly spread as it reached Gilneas, trapping its inhabitants behind the very walls built to protect them.

As the vine tree among the trees of the forest, which I have given to the fire for fuel, so will I give the inhabitants of Jerusalem.

Their inhabitants, the pigeons, are cherished and looked after by local farmers.

Science proclaims that Planet Earth and its inhabitants are a meaningless speck in the grand scheme. A cosmic accident.

For protecting them, by a mock Trial, from Punishment for any Murders which they should commit on the Inhabitants of these States.

Until that happens, inhabitants of low-lying islands shouldn't count on the wind to keep them dry.

OBJECTIVE: To provide behavioral intervention strategies for the reduction of health risks involved in Chinese inhabitants self-medication.

This will be good news for the vast majority of Western citizens as well as the inhabitants of long exploited regions like Africa.

Ultimatums have been ignored and the number of inhabitants waking up has been less than hoped.

how little does the memory of these human inhabitants enhance the beauty of the landscape!

It is the so-called city of dreams that counts some of the greatest luminaries of music and art among its erstwhile inhabitants.

Methods A typical sampling method was used to perform the questionnaire study among local inhabitants and pupils.

Shanghai and Beijing may have more inhabitants, but they don't feel like this.

In fact, the horn alarmed most of the inhabitants, who crowded to their windows and doors to gaze upon the dismal procession as it passed.

Cycling is a way of life in the pancake-flat Netherlands, which boasts more bicycles than its 16 million inhabitants.

On April 16th the Golden State's most notorious tent city was at last closed, and its inhabitants moved to rather more salubrious shelters.

We still dwell in the Valley of the Shadow, lurk in its desolate places, peering from brambles and thickets at its mad, malign inhabitants.

The inhabitants of many virtual worlds deserve to have their property protected.

" On July 28, Sarkozy announced that Roma encampments would be dismantled and their inhabitants " systematically evacuated.

The physical conditions of each country, as well as the numbers and kinds of its inhabitants, have undergone many mutations.

The early inhabitants of the British Isles.

Located on Greece's Corinthian Gulf, its inhabitants believed themselves favored by the sea god Poseidon .

The utility model is especially suitable for the water supply system of running water to be treated by inhabitants and group users.

Dharavi is just one of dozens of informal settlements that provide shelter to around half of Mumbai's inhabitants.

Urban problems revolve around meeting the needs of the existing inhabitants and replacing old and obsolete facilities, especially housing.

The inhabitants of this island, mainly Estonian Swedes, generally spoke Swedish or Estonian , but the Schmidt family also spoke German.

And the land shall be made desolate, because of the inhabitants thereof, and for the fruit of their devices.

Holland has two-thirds the inhabitants of the state of New York, which is four times the size of Holland.

Subsequently, the police have warned the inhabitants in the town to be careful when they see the "killer" rooster.

The first of these is to imagine that all the inhabitants of Earth are your relatives.

awakens one of the forest's most extraordinary moisture-loving inhabitants.

Instead, those structures are largely determined by the everyday inhabitants of those markets.

Its land mass is not large enough to supply the thirst of its 5m inhabitants.

that I should make thee a desolation, and the inhabitants thereof an hissing: therefore ye shall bear the reproach of my people.

The company was granted a large concession in the north of the country and the rights to tax the inhabitants.

But it was Sunday morning and not one of the island's five inhabitants stirred.

Britain is not just one country and one people; even if some of its inhabitants think so.

The zoo is a site of dislocation for its inhabitants and extreme power inequality between the keepers and their animal charges.

In the seventeenth century a certain Davide Fabricius boasted of having seen with his own eyes the inhabitants of the moon .

Inviting our inhabitants to become co- governors of the city implies a profound change of attitude, especially for our community leaders.

The movie's hero, a former Marine, eventually changes sides to lead the inhabitants' fight against the destructive, capitalist Earthlings.

A segment of a street bounded by consecutive cross streets and including its buildings and inhabitants.

A composting toilet system allows sewage produced by the inhabitants to be disposed of.

Albanians in the Balkans on the ancient inhabitants were descendants of Ilya. 4 century AD, was a part of the Eastern Roman Empire.

As time passed the inhabitants spread out across the neighboring islands and mainland to the north and south.

and the incidences of those diseases in the inhabitants of this district were significantly high.

Ecosystem : the dynamic whole produced by the inhabitants of a living habitat.

Buddhism as the state religion, more than 95% of the inhabitants believe in Buddhism, Muslim Chams, a city resident catholic.

Frogs rise on their lily pads, float through the air, and explore the nearby houses while their inhabitants sleep.

Within the EU, Greeks and Italians will be better placed to move to cooler climes than inhabitants of similarly sized countries elsewhere.

Kirill Kuletski's photographs of these mines depict a cool underground outpost whose inhabitants appear to lie in eerie stasis.

All these new inhabitants of the news ecosystem have brought an unprecedented breadth and diversity of news and opinion to the business.

Even the land was defiled; so I punished it for its sin, and the land vomited out its inhabitants.

Climate change often is described as an event that will bring catastrophe to Earth's inhabitants in the distant future.

About 70% of its inhabitants are Catholic. They would like to honour "martyrs" killed by the Boxers, but fear upsetting officials.

Along their journey they happened upon a small world that its inhabitants would later name Azeroth.

Trees are earth's largest organisms and are also one of the planet's oldest inhabitants.

These creatures would be the remnants of the previous inhabitants.

Ye shall not be unpunished: for I will call for a sword upon all the inhabitants of the earth, saith the LORD of hosts.

This section first pointed out that the rural inhabitants of limiting factors, then came up with the solutions proposed.

As the future king, I order you to kill all the inhabitants of the city!

The inhabitants of this city were of enchanting beauty, dressed in silk and adorned with ornaments of bone and precious stones.

Interstitial space serves as circulation for inhabitants and provides unique opportunities for gardens filled with native flora.

Antananarivo, which means "city of a thousand warriors" in Malagasy, is home to nearly two million of Madagascar's 20 million inhabitants.

The inhabitants will have to shout to be heard at the dinner table.

Inhabitants of some rich countries are bound to feel happier.

By the plan of redemption, however, a way has been opened whereby the inhabitants of the earth may still have connection with heaven.

They told the story of a "space probe" by the inhabitants of another planet who came to the Baya-Kara-Ula mountain range.

In the back, prudent inhabitants of an earlier generation planted apple and pear trees that offer us generous harvest in the fall.

The total number of the inhabitants will be small.

The same organisation admits that "the virus cannot be stopped" and can potentially affect all the planet's 6. 8bn inhabitants.

And they said to Joshua, Jehovah has indeed given all the land into our hand; moreover, all the inhabitants of the land melt before us.

One of the most fascinating regional dialects of English is that which is spoken by the inhabitants of the southern states of the U.

Full attention has been paid by the municipal government to the improvement of the housing conditions of the urban inhabitants.

These smiling ghosts of pseudo-happiness are the inhabitants of our false reality.

As the primordial Gas Planet evolved into Bespin, so too did its native alien inhabitants evolve into the Ugnaughts.

Its only inhabitants were a few hunting and fishing tribes.

From the place of his habitation he looketh upon all the inhabitants of the earth.

The enormous changes in the quality of life of the inhabitants astounded us.

Hunger is the worst of all the many slings and arrows suffered by the poor inhabitants.

But in Madhoun, a village of some 80 families, inhabitants said they had not received government aid for months.

The inhabitants of a depressed member country will hardly console themselves with the thought that others are booming.

The inhabitants of this city have got used to the pollution.

not so much because of different people even, but because of the different thoughts that exist in the minds of their inhabitants.

Before its appointment as the site of the XVII Winter Games Lillehammer was a town of 20, 000 inhabitants, hardly known outside Norway.

August, 1942. Leningrad, besieged and filled with starving inhabitants, barely holds out against the force of the Nazi invasion.

XINJIANG AND Tibet are the two principal areas within the Chinese state whose inhabitants have resisted the pull of Chinese civilization.

Painted totems attest to the enduring connection between Fraser Island and its Aboriginal inhabitants, the Butchulla people.

In that day there will be an opened fountain for the house of David and for the inhabitants of Jerusalem, for sin and for impurity.

It had twice as many yoga clubs per head than the other cities sampled, while the level of obese inhabitants is below the national average.

The future inhabitants of this region, wherever they may place their houses, may be sure that they have been anticipated.

Tokyo salarymen prefer lighter, sleeker products because space is so scarce in a region with 36 million inhabitants.

The earth will become desolate because of its inhabitants, as the result of their deeds.

Trichoderma spp. are cosmopolitan and abundant inhabitants of soil, and some of them are of great biocontrol potential.

For the rich men thereof are full of violence, and the inhabitants thereof have spoken lies, and their tongue is deceitful in their mouth.

A few thousand inhabitants were cut off from contact with the Australian mainland.

meeting the needs of the existing inhabitants and replacing old and obsolete facilities, especially housing.

Many inhabitants will leave and much established landscape and infrastructure of architecture and civilized communities will be destroyed.

The noises from the nearby construction site have badly plagued the inhabitants of this residential area.

Even there, English was often chosen as the medium of education in preference to the inhabitants' mother tongues.

The inhabitants, apparently Neanderthals, selectively used pine for heating in preference to more available types of wood.

It was easier to let Leningrad's inhabitants starve.

When the great darkness passed, these vaults once again opened and their inhabitants emerged to begin their lives again.

Demands for preferential treatment for the inhabitants of Trincomalee, whether Tamil, Sinhala or Muslim, may fall on deaf ears.

The Americas. . . a land of mystery, great riches and exploration, but wrought with treacherous terrain and terrifying inhabitants.

Official figures show the village has up to 1, 300 inhabitants, but many are thought to be living elsewhere.

Let's make 2008 the year to help preserve our Earth and the lives of all Her inhabitants.

The surface of the submerged skyscraper sustains a smallforest, while the lower levels contain spaces for its inhabitants tolive and work.

Inhabitants of this vast city become internal tourists in the place of their own residence.

And when they had finished with the inhabitants of Seir, they began to destroy each other.

The island's excited inhabitants await Bacchus' arrival---his ship with sails unfurled can be seen in the distance.

Meanwhile, other parts of Europe will be as dry as a bone, which could dispel inhabitants from their houses to search for water.