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Tennov thinks that limerence is as likely to break out in psychotherapy (me shrink, you supplicant) as almost anywhere else.

With one swift motion, he raised it above his head and drove the spike into the supplicant's back with fierce intensity.

To look like a supplicant is unfortunate; to be a spurned one is humiliating.

Washed clean of sin, a favored supplicant , she bowed her head and folded her hands over the altar rail .

And then, no matter how poor or powerless the supplicant, Don Corleone would take that man's troubles to his heart.

Britain was an indebted supplicant.

I stand here not as a, supplicant . Vote as your moral conscience dictates to you .

Goddess, I beseech you, I pray as a supplicant that by your majesty you grant this to me.

Perhaps this caution stems from Mr Sarkozy's worries about whether France is a creditor or a soon-to-be supplicant.

The Supplicant is chased, harmed or otherwise threatened by the Persecutor and begs for help from the Power in Authority.

Poland cannot be both preacher and supplicant.

He was the supplicant; power lay with the king.

For these reasons, it is important to note the polite, even supplicant, tone of administration officials as they trek to Beijing.

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Now it is Mitt Romney's turn: in February he described Mr Obama as a "near supplicant to Beijing" .

The Modeler's priests would, on payment from the supplicant, assist in childbirth.

It is time we put old concepts of First and Third Worlds, leader and led, donor and supplicant, behind us.

And when she reaches Westeros, and meets you for the first time, you will meet as equals, man and woman, not queen and supplicant.