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Butthe corpses pile up, in cold fleshy detail, as disturbingly graphic asI've seen in a commercial film.

Butthe enforcement of such rules can result in humiliation when largecustomers are singled out in front of a plane full of passengers.

We all knowthe phrase "howling at the moon" is not a commendatory term, butthe British one dairy farmer Rob Taverner do not think so.

Butthe doctor, whom Masri described as American, refused to help.

ButThe doctor also believes in treating a fever if it prevents a person from sleeping.

This mindset may well maintainhigh birth rates, but with consequences that today are unacceptable to all butthe most rigid fundamentalists.

Butthe move still highlights the increasingly close ties between the Polishgovernment and Russia.

Of course, we find this appalling, butthe shipping department manager made an entirely rational decision.

ButThe head contains flower buds that are tightly closed and at least 2 leaves wrapping it.

Butthe economic downturn has cost millions of jobs and recovery will take some time.

Butthe scientific enterprise will never be completely free of mistakes.

CUSE: Butthe questions you're asking are exactly the right questions.

Butthe only way to expedite that process entails playing games, which will begin against the eighth-seeded Thunder (50-32).

ButThe wait was cut to 15 days under pressure from Congress.

Butthe most valuable Arctic commodities, today and in the future, are likely to beoil and gas.

They will make war against the Lamb, butthe Lamb will overcome them because He is Lord of lords and King of kings.

Butthe savings add up.

Butthe overall level of the medical instrument products of our country is still far behind other developed countries.

I wish nothing butthe best For you too