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He that spared not even his own Son, but delivered him up for us all, how hath he not also, with him, given us all things?

The court music of the sultans was not spared and soon was buried in a layer of Western instruments like the violin and the piano.

Since a sick person tends to be unhappy, people worldwide have spared no efforts to stay healthy.

He was not sorry for the denouement of his visit: he only wished it had come sooner, and spared him a certain waste of emotion.

He called it a "very sad day" for the Indian parliament, adding: "Nobody will be spared if found guilty. "

So this time I watch the World Cup with him. It's interesting that after I watch the games, he spared some time to talk to me.

He said the woman involved in the case repented and was spared stoning.

Wachovia's creditors were spared that fate in the bank's equally rushed sale to Citi group a few days later.

The index, middle, and ring finger are the most frequently involved digits, while the thumb is often spared entirely.

You might have spared me at such a time.

Though she led a very busy life, mom always spared her time for chatting with me trying to cheer me up.

In his mind, if he recovered, we would never know how close he came; if he died, he would have spared us months of anguish.

He might have spared his compunction, for Catherine had not noticed the lapse.

There was a look of pain in her face, which I would gladly have been spared the sight of.

You might have spared me a hundred pounds, Becky, out of all this-I have always shared with you.

You will never know how much grief you are being spared if you live by God's law.

But when he saw it was one of the two golden deer the king had ordered spared, he was afraid to kill him.

How much love can be permanent youth, eternal time. How many things can be spared is non, a busy season season.

She had had a great doubt and terror lest Arthur should not know her, but that pang was spared to her, in part at least.

But I spared them for the sake of my name, lest it should be profaned before the nations, from which I brought them out, in their sight.

Some urged me to kill you, but I spared you; I said, 'I will not lift my hand against my master, because he is the LORD'S anointed.

And if you were not so lacking in perception you might have spared yourself my refusal.

Before he leaves, at least Mr Obama will be spared the traditional indignity of wearing silly clothes for the APEC closing photograph.

But in a twinkling, the drake, whose life Prince Ivan had spared, was at it.

To do so would have taken hours and dollars that cannot be spared, so my neighbor did what any of us would have done. He went back to sleep.

Only Rahab the prostitute and all who are with her in her house shall be spared, because she hid the spies we sent.

Other areas may be involved, particularly the chest and lower legs, but the face is usually spared.

Thankfully, it now looks as if I'll be spared.

But all the Hebrew families were spared, for when the LORD saw the blood on their door, He passed over their homes, just as He promised.

In addition, the young father's house has not been spared, because in case of his father's home, police conducted a search.

And of course, being such a good buddy, he was definitely not spared from Wakin's jokes.

He might have spared himself the trouble.

Strategic sites have not been spared from the advance of the fires, which have killed at least 40 people amid an unprecedented heatwave.

l I can assure you we've spared no effort and spent quite a sum of money in pushing the sales of your products.

With a change of government expected next year, Britons may yet be spared the insanities Americans are now having to put up with.

You made me wretched enough for the past fortnight: you might have spared me to-day.

He gave no details of which jobs would go, but warned not even the core Swiss market would be spared.

Spared western problems like an open system, stupid regulators, and malevolent bankers, China has dodged a reckoning.

Everyone in the kingdom instantly knew that the witch had uttered a great truth and that Arthur's life would be spared.

I thought somehow I had been spared. But later my hair began to fall out, and my belly turned to water.

"It is all right, the Lord has spared us. . . . Who should go robbing on the road? "

He never spared himself and so he made me work hard.

The hotel staff spared no pains to ensure that our stay was as enjoyable as possible.

Parts of the planet that have been spared weather-related misery may not be lucky for long.

The Founding Parents spared the country from such a fatal condition by inventing demographics and sending it down to us.

Many in Afghanistan were relieved to be spared a second poll in the face of Taliban threats, voter indifference and the approaching winter.

BAT who fell upon the ground and was caught by a Weasel pleaded to be spared hellos life.

AMERICAN voters, spared a serious discussion of the budget in the midterm elections, are about to get an earful on the subject.

Predictably, all three would-be chancellors in the next parliament spared viewers the gory details.

That would be a solvency problem, but banks could be spared the liquidity panic that hit their Western peers.

The court found that "the destruction of four healthy animals for no useful purpose should not be upheld" and the horses were spared.

Had I talked only of the weather and the roads, and I spoke only once in ten minute this reproach would have been spared.

Shock Troopers, soldiers, Optera trees, the farms themselves-nothing was to be spared their wrath.

Shops and bars throng much of the northern part of the old town, but the invasion has so far spared the south.

China was not spared from the trouble affecting Lowe regionally and globally , on top of its own expat management team upheaval.

That three of them were killed in their beds rather than spared for interrogation has aroused suspicion that they were in effect executed.

They spared no efforts to attempt to renew the foreign relations between the two countries.

Some critics appear to believe that, if only markets in derivatives had been regulated, the world would have been spared the bust.

No well-known figure is spared, and right now, political candidates are being lampooned in the lead-up to next week's election.

He said: "Our leaders have asked for 'shared sacrifice'. But when they did the asking, they spared me. "

Goldman Sachs was spared the fate of those companies largely because its managers listened to its naysayers.

As most of you will know it was the club's centenary year and the current owners spared no expense in the celebrations.

One witness said the attackers were about 150 people, waving swords and guns, raided the village while he hid in a corn field was spared.

For you it has been a long time coming, but you have been spared a conscious memory of previous occasions.

And the earth would be spared a huge amount of emitted carbon: by one calculation, as much as 75m tonnes over the next 30 years.

Even at this time of fiscal stringency NHS spending has been spared from cuts for the next five years.

A third man, Gao Junjie, received the death penalty with a two-year reprieve, meaning he could be spared execution.

Even if I spared myself a whole summer night, I would be wavering on which letter to reply first, the 18-month-old one or the 7-month-old?

But then rationalization set in. A new message arrived, announcing that they'd all been spared at the last minute.

'It was just one 11-year-old boy he spared, ' he said.

My father was her absolute and sole heir, and I thanked the heavens with all my heart that I was spared such a stepmother.

How could he find the egg in the sea? But all at once the pike, whose life Prince Ivan had spared, swam up with the egg in its mouth.

Bothans hail from Bothawui, a cosmopolitan planet spared from the Galactic Civil War due to its neutrality.

I uphold the tenets of life, has always been "the poor are spared to reach and the world economy. "

Rabbi Kogan says that the men's sacrifice spared the Soviet Union from a blood civil war that could have cost millions of lives.

We have spared no effort and spend a sum of money in pushing the sales of your products , but the result is disappointing .

FitzRoy oversaw the work, using much of his own money to guarantee that no expense was spared.

No country or industry would be spared from the equivalent of a global financial heart attack.

But its people deserve to be spared the dictator's gun and be given a chance of a better future.

but she played from memory, and he was spared the trouble his gallantry would have imposed upon him.

They said 14 dolphins were killed, while another six -- mothers and calves -- were spared, at least temporarily.

A BAT who fell upon the ground and was caught by a Weasel pleaded to be spared his life.

But in fact, a few minutes should be spared for your heart rate to reduce to normal levels.

Officials in both places said they were spared the worst of the storm, however, and no (casualties) were reported immediately.

From Moscow, the United States, Japan, . . . to China, have spared, showing the speed of its spread.

Addison: It has been spared the sensational and commercial publicity, that attends such questionable honors as the Pulitzer Prize.

Therapeutic tolerance is an operational term in which the graft is spared damage despite lack of ongoing drug immunosuppression.

Nursultan Nazarbayev emphasized that the support of the people of his country and the people spared no efforts for the greatest force.

Only with the advent of DNA testing were they proven innocent and spared from execution after 17 years of suffering wrongly.

"-Equipped, disorganized, " "red fast, spared radical" has become the biggest characteristic of these people.

and mixing the initial aqueous acid solution or, optionally, the spared aqueous acid solution, with a flocculating polymer.

Although America was spared the mayhem of Europe's auctions, its design still had a few problems.

At the start, the president spared no criticism of Ms Lagarde, whose plain-speaking style often landed her in political hot water.

Those with the best connections to political elites have been largely spared their fair share of the pain.

Spared the outcome here, especially to upload to share with you friends.

Hearing this utterance, the guy spared his seat at once and said to the woman: "I'm horribly sorry for causing delay in your eggs laying. "

lian never knew that when he spared that old hen , he was saving his own life.

"The markets have spared no one, " he said.

Mrs. Clark spared her family an episode that perhaps they were not equipped to handle and instead shared it with me.

Let Athens off the hook now, German officials still warn, and Portugal and Spain will think they should be spared the worst.

The debt issue won't go away, but at least Japan may be spared the need to worry about it just now.

Children pick them up in the streets; even infants are not spared.

And even my sister would be spared once she realized she could no longer come into the Krusher's room and steal his stuff with impunity.

as a result of urbanization in ma on shan , peace - loving seagulls could not be spared from the bewilderment and distress thus induced.

In his spare time, he spared no effort for all services to be a popular student.

Julie's parents had spared no expense for her wedding.

At least one more time, but I spared you!

Only the children were spared.

These transactions do increase the bond trading volume, as well as the liquidity, but do harm to the effective spared.

Eurozone members have thus been spared confronting a currency crisis and competitive devaluations as they resolve the banking crisis.

Other threatened creatures that find their way, legally and illegally, into Chinese cooking pots could also be spared.

Now you say that your own palace dogs are to be spared. This shows that you have gone wrong in the way of prejudice.

Packaging operations however are expected to be spared the worst of the cutbacks .

In Britain the disease, officially known as phytophthora ramorum, spared oaks and jumped to rhododendrons and Japanese larch trees.

From the very beginning I spared no pains and paid as much attention as possible to listening, speaking, reading and writing.

Another other option would use less powerful ordinance, sparing the neighbors. But any tunnels would be spared, too.

First, the arrest of Mr Lubanga upset fellow members of his Hema tribe: why were their enemies, the Lendu, being spared?

Your room was protected and spared-while your family upstairs roasted in an inferno of incredible horror.

You could have spared yourself an unnecessary trip by phoning in advance.

No effort should be spared to cut the number of meetings and official papers to a minimum.

If you wake up in the morning, it's because Jack Bauer spared your life.

Bankers at closely held firms have been spared the ire faced by employees of banks that have received public support.

They were spared the worst of the storm. But work was disrupted and some may remain closed for some time due to power outages.

in her concern to help others, she has never spared herself.

The quicker, easier way is to argue that certain areas of spending are special cases, and should be spared the axeman's attentions.

When the building had collapsed, they had been spared in a tent-like pocket.

The stock market previously had been mostly spared from the weeklong downturn in raw-materials prices.

The entire country should soon be liberated, and with luck Libya will be spared more bloodshed (see article).

Chinese operators , by contrast, have been spared the burden of " third- generation " licence fees and enjoy low debt ratios .

Nevertheless mine eye spared them from destroying them, neither did I make an end of them in the wilderness.

"Well, " returned the king, "since the lion has spared you, I will for this time ratify your pardon. Study to amend your life. "

but I was spared the pain of being the first proclaiming of her flight.

"I was injured . . . and a lot of people were killed, " bin Laden reportedly said. "But I was spared from death because God wished it. "

This time again, luck - or rather, the American command's methodical planning - spared my district from direct attack.

Unlike most other public services, the NHS will be spared real cuts, but increasing demands mean it will have to do more for its money.

We would be spared. But who knows about those troubled nuclear power plants that line that prefecture's coast?

Slovakia has so far been spared the pain felt by the likes of Hungary and Latvia.

The mines had now resumed production and the bulk of the mining industry, centred in northern Chile, was spared by the earthquake.

Even if much of central Bangkok is spared, the flooding has had a dramatic enough impact already.

Even serenely beautiful places like Guilin in the Guangxi Zhuang autonomous region and Lijiang in Yunnan have not been spared.

Doda never went with the execution party into the Dune Sea and was spared a fiery death.

No one was spared the devastating force of the quake. A baby seen here on a drip is tended to by nurses.

I extracted from his foot a large thorn, and afterward healed the wound, and therefore he has spared me.

One by one the princes fell under his accurate shooting. Even the youngest, who prayed for mercy, was not spared.

But Hermione was spared answering by Madam Pomfrey sweeping over with her evening dose of medicine.

We spared no effort to fulfill the goal but the issue has not been addressed fundamentally for a long time.

Making foreign creditors pick up the bill for the banks' excesses in this way has spared Iceland's taxpayers and depositors.

The old lady had an excellent harvest. Her "grab life with both hands" spirit spared no can or bottle.

Even those who were confident of being spared and kept on till the job was finished shared the general depression.

Dynasties of emperors have spared no expense to set the world of artisans to create a variety of red sandalwood furniture and accessories.

Even private equity firms and their reckless, highly leveraged buy-outs will not be spared.

The globus pallidus is usually spared.

Holmes's talent is indeed not limited to, bit by bit, perhaps because he has spared only if he becomes a generation of detectives bar.

In addition, the agreements limited competition and spared Telemedia from the supervision of the Public Utilities Commission.

Being a priest spared him from suspicions of being a full-fledged Tiger.

The brave citizens walked towards the king's camp, thinking that they were taking their last steps, but in the end their lives were spared.

So far the United States has been largely spared by the 2011 Atlantic hurricane season, which lasts from June 1 to November 30.

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Our rational minds recognize the many unfortunate events that can occur, but in our hearts we hope that we might be spared.

If hunting and fishing is bringing in food, then the best hunter or fisherman should be spared.

No country was spared either sharp recession (Japan, Taiwan, Malaysia and Thailand) or major slowdown (China, India and South Korea).

and to curse the bad system of , despicable thought, then when out of works to do, nothing spared.

There was little sympathy to be spared for any body else.

On the highway rampage, listening to the rhythm of rock, even the police cars were not spared.

In order to understand nature, understanding ourselves and the Renaissance genius who spared no effort in exploring.

He has spared himself the prospect of years of collection calls.

At the height of the Cold War, the superpowers spared no expense in funding the latest space spectacular.

Thus, one filter out of each pair will normally be used, the other spared.

In 1656, a lightning strike to a powder keg destroyed structures on the Acropolis - but fortunately spared the Parthenon.

"It was so dark and evil in that place, " said the wife of one miner who missed his shift that day and so was spared.

But, he adds, future generations will only be spared the burden of TB if governments and donors mobilise the necessary resources.

It is advantageous to yield a bit in life. A step back is a step forward. Be lenient with others and you will be spared trouble.

He is too young to tell what he has seen, how the waters rose up and took his family but spared him.

And its customers balked at paying for being spared the torment of supermarket shopping.

Premier Wen Jiabao has workers and people evacuated from flooded homes in Guangxi, urging that no effort be spared to tackle the disaster.

Because of this, you need have no fear about keping live plants with these fish, since these also are spared.

Yeah, at least I was spared that experience, at least for now.

The multinationals, by contrast, spared only a handful of people, selling to the province's towns from afar.

However, economic recession has given large format and large areas has resulted in extensive and intensive, few have spared.

The FDIC fund would have been spared the pay-out and the government's Tarp investment may have been protected as well.

He spared MinLi, thrift, reduce taxes, streamline superintendents corvee, regardless of Chinese tribes, settled everywhere.

But the rest of the world must pitch in quickly: if this crisis is unresolved, no one will be spared.

The teachers spared no effort to ensure that all students would be given an equal chance.

No efforts spared to gain the US' and customers' recognition of through the products of high quality and low price.

Smoking the weed naturally leads to romp in the sheets, though we are spared watching the attack of the munchies that occurred post-nookie.

Louis. He found that although the shop had avoided the full affects of flooding, the looters had spared nothing.

The intima of the bridged arterial segment is generally spared from atherosclerosis.

Over the past few years, cruise companies have spared no expense and literally invested billions in jaw-dropping super ships.

Luckily poor dear Roger had been spared this dreadful anxiety.

That, combined with sandbags and dikes, spared the metropolitan area of Fargo, North Dakota, from serious flooding.

Then Jehovah became jealous for His land, And He spared His people.

Even if economic recovery now gathers pace, the LDP is unlikely to be spared.

No effort will be spared to give them the arrangement of sand, gravel, or little rock shelters that might inspire intimate relations.

Premier Wen promised no effort would be spared to rescue those trapped and take care of the survivors.

He had given orders that Archimedes be spared and his home left untouched.

New York City was spared hurricane force winds when Irene made landfall early Sunday in Coney Island, Brooklyn.

So you could be spared from eternity in hell, and so you could share in his glory forever!

The human rights issue has been an very old subject in which we have been spared many efforts in order to explore the process of this issue.

The nongovernmental organization spared no expense in helping us preserve atmosphere.

I'm going to take you out to dinner, no expense spared.

Mean while we has spared no effort in technology research and development, so as to a never-stop new products series.

Beijing, like most of northern China, has been spared the wild weather and was cold but clear Friday.

In years past, turkeys spared in presidential ceremonies were sent to live at a local farm.

One day later, the premier took part in a rare live radio show; no emotion was spared as he addressed listener concerns about inflation.

DNA also shows that Tut was probably spared bubonic plague, tuberculosis, leprosy or leishmaniasis.

Republicans would have spared themselves much future trouble if they had left well enough alone in tariff legislation.

The managers spared every effort to come to terms with the workers about an agreement on overtime salary.

After all Italy also has a high savings rate, and it even enjoys a primary surplus, but it was not spared market contagion.

He spared no effort to promote the physical education all his life in China, explaining his unique concept about physical education.

When his life was spared, Daniel testified, "My God sent his angel, and he shut the mouths of the lions. "

Our third days adverse wind but have spared no effort to crawl on the ground to Great Wall row, have left our footmark on Great Wall.

After all, few investment classes and vocations have been spared a downturn.

As I have written before, the one thing that would have spared Graves all the grief would have been more careful citation.

Anakin collapsed, but was spared death by the timely arrival of Jedi Master Yoda, who battled Dooku.

The crisis is now about the survival of the euro, so it requires a big response; nobody will be spared if the euro collapses.

Middle-income and wealthy taxpayers will be spared from income tax increase that would otherwise hit them.

Women have not been spared the violence of the electoral process.

Grossman, once a loyal party man and an acclaimed war correspondent, was spared jail.

Even if the economy is spared that fate, many effects of the credit mess have yet to materialise.

Another player who was spared a second international fixture in four days was Robin van Persie.

The world's need for dollars lets America borrow at lower cost. American companies are spared the hassle of transacting in another currency.

Some crazy worshippers even spared no expense to follow, imitate and support their stars.

For if God spared not the natural branches, take heed lest he also spare not thee.

If they know nothing of victory, they are at least spared the knowledge of defeat.

So they spared his bones and those of the prophet who had come from Samaria.

Investment in education, research and infrastructure, the sources of future growth, has been largely spared.

The city has spared no effort in recent years to become an international education exchange center.

Balochistan's capital, Quetta, was spared the brunt of the force, but there were injuries.

As a big country, which is in the process of globalization, China has not been spared in this financial turmoil.

At the same time their intervention led other firms, including Lehman, to believe that when push came to shove, they too would be spared.

A judge has told a mother who killed her severely autistic 11-year-old son she has been punished enough as he spared her prison.

Other taxes went up this month (though the low-paid were spared the worst) and public-spending cuts began in earnest.

That they would be spared the agonizing experience which they went through.

It's a story heard over and over in Iraq. And no one has been spared, not even the most privileged.

Cutaneous examination reealed a diffuse, macular, erythematous rash that inched the back, arms, and legs but spared the hands and feet.

His sons spared no efforts to support the old man, who felt greatly gratified. He then formally announced.

Holding my goal, I spared no effort in my study and especially I emphasized in cultivating English language expression.

They could not be spared and when day bombing raids by the Americans began, leave was stopped altogether.

Ve spared no effort in promoting the sale of your products.

My life may be spared on your account.

Katanga has been largely spared by DR Congo's war, yet mining giants are only now considering starting large-scale mining there.

With this the recipient can buy whatever they like and everyone is spared embarrassment.

His card joined the small pile of those spared from the layoff .

Evert tune sge webt mad with anger, he just listened, told jokes and spared no effort to make her happy again.

Devoted (= Devoting himself) to his research, he spared no time to spend with his family.

Cameron has not spared himself from the ban, added his spokeswoman.

Blockbuster, surprisingly, was spared from the list because there are few buyers and sellers of protection on its debt.

Pad Man tries to convince Michael and the guys to leave Scylla and they will be spared.

On grand, anthem-worthy occasions Europeans will be spared having to stumble through Beethoven's "Ode to Joy" .

When ministers of the world's biggest oil exporting countries arrive in Caracas this week, no expense will be spared.