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Fighting along the turbulent border has raged since last month as the two sides accuse each other of trying to seize ancient temples.

They were involved, interested, and debates raged across the classroom and the blogospere about various things that came up in the book.

Seems to have no suspense, when cold, when the blizzard raged, must be a tension electricity, they will be when the power cuts.

Gradually a rebellious feeling had replaced the extreme prostration of the beginning, and Bertha raged at the injustice of her lot.

You should have come straight to me! she raged, holding up the sad, limp remainder of what, half an hour before, had been a working arm.

All day long the battle raged, and the king of Israel propped himself up in his chariot facing the Arameans until evening.

Bloody civil war raged in Russia for the next two years as the anti-Bolshevik White Army battled the Communists for control.

'I am the only man in the country not allowed to give his name to his children, ' he raged.

As the violence and assassinations raged in Vienna, Freud decided he had to leave.

I raged inside, believing I had let my dad down by not being at his side, holding his hand and telling him of my love as he had passed on.

He raged at me for my breaking the glass carelessly.

As the financial storm has raged, the last two years have brought extensive debate about flaws in modern banking.

So attached was he to his own daughter that he raged against her engagement as an act of treachery.

Its people are said to be gentle and warm by nature, lacking the fire of those in Iraq or Libya, where civil wars have recently raged.

He is raged by his exclusion of this discussion which directly have bearings on his future.

While the storm raged, the ship could not make head against the wind and waves.

While tornadoes, floods, and fires have raged across the United States, in China the mix of weather is just as variable.

Debate has raged over whether taking supplements might provide the body with an extra boost.

Russian ban on grain exports took effect Sunday as at least 500 fires raged across the country.

Up to 300 bodies were washed ashore after the tsunami, and fires have raged along the north-eastern coastline.

Its economy grew by an average of 5% during the 1990s, even as the war raged.

Debate has raged around the possibility of a male menopause for decades.

To vaccinate or not to vaccinate? It's a debate that raged among parents and one that's divided the autism community.

The nasty northeaster raged at up to 60 miles per hour and dumped a foot of snow over much of the region.

With the outcome in doubt, bitter partisan and personal attacks raged, bearing a striking resemblance to those of the early Republic.

For many decades it has raged among the different nations of the civilized world.

Increased schooling created a more stable society, less prone to the conflicts that have raged elsewhere in Central America.

Atlas : Blood-lust and power raged within Zeus. His desire to rule over mortals was intolerable to us.

The rioting raged on, however, and by Friday afternoon Ben Ali had declared a state of emergency.

The city burned behind him, as fires set by fleeing Confederates and looters raged out of control.

Their chaotic forces raged across the face of the world and clashed with the colossal Titans.

Fire fighters put out a wild fire that raged for about 24 hours on a grassland in Sichuan at noon today, local media reported.

Debate has raged in South Korea since Monday's midday announcement of the death of Mr. Kim over why Seoul wasn't prepared for the news.

Pro-Gadhafi forces continued shelling as battles raged around the town of Brega on Thursday.

As dusk fell, Molotov cocktails were thrown across the square, sparking fires in several places as street battles raged.

It is reported that the fire which raged for more than two hours started in an abandoned store.

In the strange ahnost-blackness the sound of some terrible battle raged all around, but did not touch him.

A great cleansing, an atomic spark struck by human hands, quickly raged out of control.

Gun battles, punctuated by bomb and rocket blasts, raged in the usually heavily protected center of the city for more than four hours.

The wind raged round the house.

High above Coruscant, an enormous battle raged, as capital ships from the Republic tangled with the escaping forces of the Confederacy.

his flagship led a fleet of massive warships to coruscant , where an immense battle raged in the upper atmospheres of the capital world.

Over the summer, as soldiers have died in Helmand, arguments have raged at home about the treatment and equipment they receive.

"Were I to tell my uncle, he would kill you! " she raged.

"I don't know who made this up, I never said anything like that, " Deschamps raged in a Press conference.

State Home Minister Nankiram Kanwar told reporters security forces returned fire and a gun battle raged for about three hours.

As the fighting raged, he and Staff Sgt. Juan Rodriguez-Chavez were ordered to remain with a Humvee outside the battle zone.

Month after month the battles raged, thousands of Skaven and Greenskins dying for each room, each corridor.

Even as this battle raged, Nariman House, the home of an ultra-orthodox Jewish group in south Mumbai, was coming under attack.

As far as I'm concerned , there's a simple solution to the debate that has raged ever since WG Grace first donned creams .

Wildfires raged across Russia this summer, killing dozens, leaving thousands homeless, and devastating vast tracts of farmland.

More casualties resulted from the fires that raged uncontrollably through the city afterwards.

Once inside, she scooped up little Okello, whose arms bore sores from poor IV care and whose body raged with a high fever.

Meanwhile, a civil war raged in Hell as the Lesser Evils Azmodan and Belial forged together armies to overthrow the rule of the Prime Evils.

In San Francisco, fires raged for four days across nearly a quarter of the city, including the entire downtown area.

Powerful storms raged through the South, toppling trees, knocking over houses and ripping down power lines.

Much of the damage to the city's structures resultedfrom typhoon-fueled firestorms that raged in the wake of the disaster.

Throughout the early hours the battle raged confusedly.

As the Civil War raged on, he realized the enormous political and strategic value of full and immediate emancipation.

In 1937 Lenin revolted Russia. Communism raged among the peasants and the civil war "team colors" were red and white.

Storms raged around an anguished Lear; the jangle of slot machines must be clanging in Mr Ho's head.

A debate raged before the awards about whether the film could be described as authentically Indian.

But then Taliban and al-Qaida leaders fled into the mountains of Tora Bora, escaped into Pakistan and the fighting has raged ever since.

The family was boxed up in a small shed while the flood raged.

No existence of raged fire phenomenon cause of the reliable connection of cable.

The wind raged all night.

The battle raged all day.

While I learned these basics of journalism, the first Islamic revolution in the world raged in Iran, and I was intimately involved.

As the fighting raged, hotel guests who had barricaded themselves inside rooms attempted to contact those on the outside.

The debate over whether population growth is the prime cause of poverty and underdevelopment has raged in the Philippines for years.

For years, a fierce debate about Bejing's military intentions has raged among defense intellectuals and the brass inside the Pentagon.

He raged over such a trivial matter.

It was the third day of the battle that had raged in Gettysburg on the first three days of July in 1863.

She raged to understand the stone.

In Suez, the city on the vital canal, violent confrontation raged between protesters and police.

Stumbled by a soluble marble saddle, I saw a bundle of rifles with the struggling of a triangle eagle, which was raged by some rifles.

For three weeks the epidemic raged and the death of exposed workmen reached toward the hundred mark.

For strained nerve, gradually, he became tired and practically impatient to resist the raged sea.

The fire of Protestant Reformation raged, and so the fire the Church feared most was of new ideas, heresy.

Its shares have lost a third of their value as the privacy debate has raged on.

DURING the summer of 1908, riots raged through Abraham Lincoln's hometown of Springfield, Illinois.

The argument raged on and on; the intimidation was obviously carefully planned.

The flames were almost hypnotic as they raged on the mountain and along both sides of the highway, towering above his truck.

The storm that raged through the western islands last night has now died clown.

In sunbaked southern Italy, fires raged as parched forests and fields turned to tinder.

Within these areas are huge storm systems that have raged for years.

They worked hard, raged hard and accessorized aggressively.

Ever since, debate has raged about the effect of these decisions.

Television images from Saturday night showed hordes of young men smashing shop windows as fires raged in the streets and some buildings.

the past, my friends often mocked me as a criminal without one leg. Every time they mocked, I raged.

Television images from Saturday night showed hordes of young men smashing shop windows as fires raged in the streets and some buildings.

the past, my friends often mocked me as a criminal without one leg. Every time they mocked, I raged.

In 2007, unprecedented wildfires raged across Greece, nearly destroying the ancient site of Olympia.

The report hasn't yet been released, and the issue has receded to the background as Europe's sovereign debt issue raged in the foreground.

Debate has raged over the management of arterial haemorrhage for many years.

Around me, the noisy party raged on, but I wouldn't budge from my window watch post.

Babbitt raged, "I'm sick of it! "

The Rattataki never developed weapons of planetary scale, so the bloody world wars raged on for generations.

The workers raged about the mindless pollution of our city.

Battles raged at the Wheat Field, Devil's Den, the Round Tops, and the Peach Orchard.

After Katrina, he raged publicly about slow public response.

The 'suckers' rally vs. new bull run debate has raged ever since stocks started bounding from their lows nearly three months ago.

Presumably that I should have looked out-raged.

The nations raged, the kingdoms were moved; He uttered His voice , the earth melted.

This too is in order to adapt to future horizontal competition raged and do a little ready.

"But, they are the ones being mean! " she raged, "It's nice to share and they're not being nice to me. "

Floods once raged through the canyon every year.

Resident Shabar Khan was trapped in Sultanwas, as the fighting raged on.

Rory Sutherland: Now, naturally, a debate raged.

That is a marked turnaround from the $23 billion yanked out of equity funds in August, when double-dip fears raged.

"But who can the fellow be? Who I don't intend to marry? " Sister Manhood raged.

Raged at the mindless bureaucracy.

Now that he had in effect an alibi, he raged against his advisers.

Debate raged for two months in the Senate over Aldrich's amendment.

The disease raged through the city.

The feud has even moved into outer space and raged over social media.

War raged on three fronts, spaced out around a burning planet.

A spectacular air battle raged outside our window.

A raged wave resembled a steep cliff, sheer vertical.

A 'battle royale' raged for several weeks, according to a person involved.

But off to one corner of the hall, a serious debate raged about the future of the industry.

Outside, the storm raged. All I could do was wait for Josh to come home.

"Am I doing here? " he raged sarcastically.

The partisan warfare that raged round these topics was so fierce that by 1913 this country was brought to the verge of civil war.

But within the hour, a storm raged.

THE STORM HAD RAGED through most of the night.

A storm of abuse raged in the Palestinian and Arab press.

The gale raged all night and blew down a TV aerial from the roof.

For nearly two months the fighting raged.

At various points in the square, fires raged.

At various points in the square, fires raged.

That outbreak raged last summer, and this week a new outbreak hit Tajikistan, which hadn't seen polio for 19 years.

On the same day, mass violence raged in Rwanda.

And while Vitas was singing "Opera 2" , the audience raged!

India grew at 6. 7 per cent even as the global financial crisis raged around it.

A bloody separatist conflict rage raged there for 30 years before the tsunami hit.

A bloody separatist conflict raged there for 30 years before the tsunami hit.

I raged for hours at the decision.

That is a striking area of consensus given the arguments about stimulus that raged in early March.

"How was I to know? " Jenny raged.

"How was I to know? " Jenny raged.

On June 19 a great storm blew up on the Normandy Coast and raged for 4 days.

A flu epidemic raged through the school for weeks.

The storm outside the harbour raged itself out.

Around 4, 000 people were evacuated from their homes as wildfires raged on La Palma, the fifth-largest of Spain's Canary Islands.

The debate raged throughout the 1760s and 1770s.

Again, in the early 1980s, the time to buy stocks was when inflation raged and the economy was in the tank.

The class war raged as unions took on the government and business.

While the insurgency raged, backed by Pakistan, the government could blame its neighbour.

In 2015 a war raged through the world.

In 2015 a war raged through the world.

The disease once raged in California, with 21, 344 reported cases in 1941, according to state health records.

In America the debate has raged fiercely.

Have you had your lungs x-raged this year?

When the gold fever raged, I was doing very well.

The three ruling clans went to war for control of Ironforge itself. The dwarf civil war raged under the earth for many years.

bird flu raged through the whole country last year.

N: If you have the time better notify us befor you come. Have you had your lungs x-raged this year?

Along with our country enterprise market competition raged, inventory management problem more and more attention.

The Southern US would find its freedom at long last for the civil war raged almost 150 years ago now;

The Southern US would find its freedom at long last for the civil war raged almost 150 years ago now;

where vicious fighting has raged for months

As the battles raged higher

Freezer saved lives as tornado raged

countries that produced bumper crops while the famine raged

The battle raged on and on