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I seemed to be seated by the head of my great, insulted Motherland, who lay there in the dust before me, disconsolate, shorn of her glory.

For if the woman be not covered, let her also be shorn: but if it be a shame for a woman to be shorn or shaven, let her be covered.

A stylist shaped my hair into a retro look: shorn to the width of a nickel on the sides, parted far to the side on top.

And yet by the end of the 1950s, West Germany was once again one of the world's leading economies, albeit shorn of its imperial ambitions.

Like the Lady of the Serpent Skirt, Anath hung the shorn penises of her victims on her goatskin apron or aegis.

Most visibly, his once- famous shaggy locks have been shorn to a tight cut, and his facial hair has been trimmed into a thin goatee.

Using his bones and computer modeling, they have come up with an image of a thick-set man with closely-shorn white hair.

He thought we would be taken in, but on the contrary, it was he who got shorn.

In 2007 it was chopped up and repackaged as the Lisbon treaty, shorn of fancy bits like the anthem.

The company's managers worry that shorn of its network, the firm would lose its competitive edge.

Your teeth are like a flock of sheep just shorn, coming up from the washing. Each has its twin; not one of them is alone.

I shall be greatly shorn of my ancient glory .

Exposed as an un-Christian flip-flopper and shorn of the momentum that came from seeming inevitability, she will see her voters melt away.

Reorganized to fit a grid of formal logic , and meaning was shorn off the appearance of objects in .

By this fluctuation the pond asserts its title to a shore, and thus the shore is shorn, and the trees cannot hold it by right of possession.

In Chile, the politicians have preferred progressive politics shorn of the shibboleths. There is indeed a lesson there for the rest of us.

Some, shorn of diplomatic status, are braving new bureaucracies in their bids to stay in the countries of their former posting.

The woman doing the cutting tossed the shorn hair in every direction as she cut.

Most people believe that sheep are overburdened with too much wool and therefore need to be shorn.

God tempers the wind to the shorn lamb.

The assembly had been shorn of its legislative powers.

With Allianz to be shorn of its most controversial asset, Mr Diekmann's hope is that the group can again be less talked about.

soldiers have been shorn of domineering attitudes by strict punishment for proved offenses.

Naked, shorn, barefoot, Cersei made a slow descent down the broad marble steps.

He insists that the Treaty of Lisbon is shorn of all constitutional content and that it preserves key aspects of British sovereignty.

Lithuanians, shorn of their middle class under Soviet occupation, are impressed by experience abroad.

Shorn of the usual typographic tools, e-books on these devices have turned into monotonous blocks of characters.

He was shorn as well. He has shaved off his beard and cut his hair, she realized.

Shorn of US funding, "Pakistanis would be forced to build a society on their own resources" , he says.

but a kind of cultural conservatism shorn of religiosity and old-fashioned prejudices about race and sexuality.

Some are deciduous these collections up its own falling down, some deciduous unplug dad, there is a request to suppress shorn of.

A handful of recently shorn sheep grazes on a hill at the Hopland Research and Extension Center.

Shorn of their complexities, their politics, their grasp of the sheer arduousness of change, they stand before us now.

The knob of the door has shorn off.

He also tweeted that the shorn locks were being donated to an unnamed charity for auction.

She put on little round caps which concealed her shorn head, and in which she was still pretty.

"So do I, it was so smooth and pretty. But it will soon grow out again, " said Beth, coming to kiss and comfort the shorn sheep.

'I've seen women come in, crying hysterically, ' over things like too-shorn bangs, he says.

Vibration zhe and toon river and come home shorn, original want to taking away the east, sell cosmetics company plant.

All her curls have been shorn off.

When her hair is shorn so that her forehead may be branded, she will cry your twenty-first century tears.

What efficacy has a glossy cowl, a smooth-shorn head, a long and flowing robe, or gold-embroidered slippers?

They will seek to recalibrate an alliance with the US shorn of wartime guilt and postwar dependence.

I wanted to have a new look and all my curls have been shorn off.

Shorn of all its complexity, the finance industry is caught between two brutally simple forces.

We can do so, provided we approach the task in a spirit of humility and pragmatism , shorn of ideological blinkers.

Five years ago, ZhaoNing father shorn all property, commit suicide, ZhaoNing enemies for quote from father involved in lakes.

Angora rabbits are clipped every 70 days, and about 30 rabbits can be shorn in one day.

Her hair is white and shorn, and she has three silver rings in each eyebrow.

The gambler came home shorn of his money.

The wool shorn at one shearing, as of sheep.

As they passed a flock of sheep near the railway line Mr. Wild said, "Those sheep have just been shorn. "

Go for wool and come back shorn.

Analysis and countermeasure of market of sheep-shorn shoe lining leather

All of which raises a frightening prospect: Hamas defiantly holds on in Gaza, shorn of powers and responsibilities;

More perhaps their part were shorn by the person early

Who will mind the sheep now and keep them neatly shorn