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One student leader, a pretty young woman who never seems to stop frowning, makes an impassioned plea for the latter option.

Although we also come in sight of him at plea for help, see such circumstance, who not frightened?

The point of the woman's talk is to talk. But the man sees her continual talk about problems as a plea for solutions.

Also included are "A Plea for the Poor" and "Considerations on Keeping Negroes" one of the earliest attacks on slavery.

Democratic Sen. Dick Durbin of Illinois made a plea for it to be included, even though many lawmakers and the White House are hotly opposed.

The missing girl's parents made a desperate plea for her to contact them.

This time, it appears, he seeks to reach a mass Chinese audience as well with a plea for continued cooperation with the United States.

His management thesis seems to boil down to a plea for authenticity - which is an old idea, and a soppy one at that.

He had even yielded to her wish for a long engagement, since she had found the one disarming answer to his plea for haste.

A bombastic Portuguese legislator gave an impassioned plea for the right of little people to have their fun just one night a year.

Given the challenge of predicting what leaders like Colonel Qaddafi might do, think of it as a plea for help.

He watched his own hand pick up the salt shaker and place it on one of the higher unused shelves, and awaited her plea for assistance.

Only gradually did the word acquire the connotation of excuse, withdrawal, admission of fault and plea for forbearance.

Will anyone listen to its plea for an exemption from what ministers call a "moral" need to produce more housing across Britain?

I gave an impassioned plea for the Democrats to fight back in the face of Republican attack ads.

She took on every plea for help that came to her, sending food or money, writing letters, finding rooms, whatever would make a difference.

However, as the play ended with bows and applause there was a quixotic plea for the audience to continue pursuing what is good.

He made an eloquent plea for better understanding.

Vincent Fang sexologist Bowen made a public plea for a nude beach, media reports sparked widespread controversy.

But his plea for the world not to abandon Madagascar and its 20m people, most of them very poor, is unlikely to be heard.

The plea for mercy softly breathed, When justice threatens nigh, The sorrow of a contrite heart, These things shall never die.

He also gave an impassioned plea for a renewed U. S. commitment to improving relations with allies and international partners.

But I just want to enter a small plea for sanity, a reminder that there must be limits.

He ended the letter with a Masonic plea for help: "O my Lord, my God, is there no home for a widow's son? "

In closing arguments, jurors heard a prosecutor's plea for justice and a defense attorney's plea for mercy.

"What's Going On" is an exquisite plea for peace on earth, sung by a man at the height of crisis.

And Mr Crook's plea for yet more waiting does nothing to address the large and increasing under-valuation of the renminbi.

Less than a month after Suu Kyi's plea for peace, the army unleashed another crackdown, killing hundreds.

Spoke out in a plea for Greater tolerance.

Mr. Musharraf's plea for unity follows opposition calls for him to step down.

Yet for over a decade he has languished in jail awaiting a response to his plea for mercy.

Nhat Hanh's plea for peace and reconciliation in Vietnam inspired King, who later nominated the monk for a Nobel Peace Prize.

The Olympic champion's plea for forgiveness helped salvage his seven-figure endorsement contract with Mazda.

These and similar groups begin with a plea for budget discipline.

We the first reaction is to report to the police and plea for help toward the square of the park hurriedly.

Later this month the Commission will deliver its verdict on Britain's plea for more time to meet pollution-reduction targets.

Suddenly hear an outside while being saying here someone come to report, saying to is a Cui pair will plea for interview.

The three executives' agenda will include a plea for wider distribution of ethanol as a substitute for petrol.

The kind man answered her plea for aid.

More than thirty years ago, Princess Leia gave her famous holographic plea for help in the original "Star Wars" movie.

Senator McCain has issued an 11th-hour plea for donations to close the gap on his Democratic rival, Barack Obama.

The defence lawyer made an eloquent plea for his client's acquittal.

Farmers have made a passionate plea for the speedy distribution of inputs in order to ensure a successful season.

If Correo Argentino's plea for protection is granted by courts, it will have the possibility to renegotiate its debts.

Dragged before the King in chains, the beast spoke, though its mouth moved not. Its words: a plea for freedom.

Necessity is the plea for every infringement of human freedom.

Kiefer Sutherland makes plea for drunk-driving arrest; opts for more jail time so 24 will keep on ticking.

More than 30 years ago, Princess Leia gave her famous holographic plea for help in the original "Star Wars" movie.

Sometimes hunger pangs are actually your body's plea for water. So drink lot of water when you feel hungry.

Beijing renews plea for restraint over clash.

If you can't afford it, then you must offer an instalment plan as an indirect plea for impecuniousness.

He then proceeded to make an impassioned plea for us to do more on behalf of blacks.

Small islands plea for help to fight climate change.

a rather passionless plea for clemency.

I like this book: it starts from provocative theses and ends with a plea for investment in science.

They made a desperate plea for help.

There were no tears in those big gray eyes, no plea for mercy.

She made an impassioned plea for justice.

an impassioned plea for justice.

The prisoner's plea for pardon was rejected.

that the Japanese man who killed 12 school boys entered a plea for not guilty.

The plea for mercy softly breathed.

He wound a plea for money into his letter.

It is a plea for deep feelings in worthy forms from Godbesotted hearts and minds.

Minutes after the accident, one survivor posted a plea for help, a missive that was reportedly forwarded 112, 000 times.

In fact, there is a plea for non-violence with reference to both Buddha and Gandhi.

This is a plea for passion in the pulpit, passion in prayer, passion in conversation.

He opens to speed a car on the road that day and the detection has to plea for help signal in front.

It is a plea for them to play a major role in shaping our collective experience of the emerging century.

In the end, this is a plea for steeper progressivity, which in turn cuts deeper into long-term economic growth.

But this is more a plea for wiser policymakers than a case against reducing rates.

I want to make a plea for people not to expect miracles.

A young girl who made a plea for asylum on their behalf has been the subject of a personal attack

Counsel for the plaintiff closed his case with a plea for damages

The funeral of hearts and a plea for mercy

A Plea For Tolerance In The Face Of New Dogmas

make a plea for wrongdoing(misconduct)

A plea for the Poor

And a plea for mercy

made a plea for national unity

On Right of Plea for Preference Claims

That resting easy is a plea for change

A Plea for world System History

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A Plea for Pure Science