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They had not a vestige of her sparkling spirit .

He was lost, astray in a strange house where nothing and no one now stirred in him the slightest vestige of affection.

Afterwards he unexpectedly and unscrupulously kills Huo Hua virtuous and ruin corpse to put out a vestige.

The despising of manual labour, a vestige of the ideology of the exploiting classes, is an obstacle to the progress of our new society.

There had not a vestige of the abbey remains.

If I am that fish, change the way for finding that man vestige, and find self vestige, try to make enjoyment for me. Like myself more.

And out of the endless torment and misery no miracle comes forth, no microscopic vestige of relief.

Hotsprings , these in the form of a waterfall, are yet another vestige of the region's volcanic activity of 300, 000 years ago.

Traditional light bulbs, the last vestige of the vacuum tube era, produce light with hot gases or wires.

Honourable Judges: If there is in your hearts a vestige of love for your country, love for humanity, love for justice, listen carefully .

The vestige is located at Gaoping Township, 2 chenjiagou, made of Taipa and respectively in a bowl of water Department equipment supplies.

By quantitative evaluation, canyon landform, fold and Karst caves are A level in geological vestige landscape.

The excavation focused on two parts of the site: the built pedestal vestige and the living area.

In such a doctrine there is, to my mind, no vestige of comfort or consolation .

The keypad is a vestige of the rotary dial, which itself is an artefact of the switch from human operators to direct-dialling in the 1920s.

It's a vestige of a time when we simply sat back and consumed our media.

"Hang in there, Jeff, " Abnesti said. "Verlaine! What do you think? Any vestige of romantic love in Jeff's Verbal Commentary? "

Evidence or an indication of the former presence or existence of something; a vestige.

Unknowingly, this American was experiencing a vestige of protocol rooted centuries deep in the Japanese culture.

They will carry on the struggle till their land is rid of the last vestige of imperialism.

We compare with wave vestige the person of the limits of the earth, just having another a material of outer shell.

He's destroyed every vestige of my love, and now I only despise him, I utterly despise him.

Large numbers of peak clusters and pictographic rocks rank B level in geological vestige landscape.

Some upright stones in wild places are the vestige of ancient religions.

Unknowingly, this American was experiencing a vestige of PageRankotocol rooted centuries deep in the Japanese culture.

Modern authoritarianism is a vestige of traditional personal rule.

thus it has had many invisible culture phenomenon related to the water well vestige.

he waited patiently, but without a vestige of sympathy.

We, as Pleiadians, come back through time-into what would perhaps be called our past-in the vestige of representatives of light.

This last vestige of rural life has since owned defeat and slunk away ashamed and unnoticed.

A brave young boy, in order to seek his ancestor's vestige, has gone over the entire glacier continent overcoming fear and difficulty.

This visage, no mere veneer of vanity, is a vestige of the vox populi, now vacant and vanished.

One vestige of traditional Chinese giving that has survived the 20th century is aid within families.

The upright stone in wild place is the vestige of ancient religion.

Shall leave no vestige of this flower.

The love sees that month , that fog color, that cloud vestige!

Not a vestige of the abbey remains.

All vestige of the human race.

When her time was up, her soul vanished into the far realms, and she became a vestige.

is a vestige of the vox populi, now vacant, vanished.

A vestige of the thoughts that once I had.

fossil, vestige, remains romote adj.

There is not a vestige of truth in the report.

There is not a vestige of beastly sand anywhere. I have heard it called an ugly coast.

If we want to measure our body fat , the scale is an archaic vestige of the 20 century.

We like to think that it's a vestige of the past. It's not.

No vestige of Hat Island is left now.

This visage, no mere veneer of vanity, is it vestige of the vox populi, now vacant, vanished.

The aesthetics in the Tang Dynasty costumes shows a deep vestige of the trends of thought at that time.

Vestige On wooden wall, there are some words which show some "truth" in Culture Revolution period.

Preliminary Discussion about Eco-Recovery and Vestige Reserve in the Restoration of the Industrial Wasteland

The natural recovery of the forest fire vestige, afforestation and its effect

The new Chinese excellence exercises the brigade thought political to work the review of the vestige with consider

Perhaps blood swallowed too much, my poem was always spotted by vestige of blood;

The Vestige and Cultural Phenomenon of Minority Nationality Languages in Yongdeng Dialect

Application of ID Address Superaddition System in Law Enforcement Status Vestige Analysis

Vestige of A Great Dynasty 22'Liaoning Overseas Television

On the protection of geological vestige resources and natural and cultural heritage

Design of ray filters switching system for multispectral vestige detector

A Design of the Ecological Vestige and Environmental Biosphere of the Three Gorges Reservoir

As a fallen angel, and then a vestige, his magics have grown ever grimmer and more distasteful;

there ' s not a vestige of truth in his statement

The last vestige of resistance

The history vestige in modern urban landscape

Erased its light vestige, with shadowy sweep,

not a vestige of truth in it , i can safely say

Remnant: A surviving trace or vestige

A vestige of the thoughts

Vestige of Nuchens'mechadise economical development of Ming dynasty

I can't find the vestige you left

The Huang vestige of tie

A vestige of the vox populi