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He wielded his pen almost as if it were a toy.

How much influence could they have wielded?

He had wild hair, bulging eyes, and wielded an axe and a sword as he danced in a wreath of fire.

Nemesis Prime wielded the Dark Saber, a twisted clone of the Star Saber, and had a Mini-Con partner named Run-Over.

Merrill also wielded tremendous clout in the capital markets, where BofA was just a small player.

Reports of the arms wielded by the hostage-taker varied, but Mr. Chatel said he carried two long knives.

His preferred weapon was a craggy hunk of stone attached to a chain that he wielded like a primitive mace.

It was an almost exclusively Jewish government, which wielded this terror.

Some wielded swords, protected only with a shield and a heavy helmet.

Do not feel that justice will not be rendered for they shall receive in just measure that which they have wielded on my children.

Although Gorbachev was the nominal chief of state, Boris Yeltsin now had immense popular support and wielded more substantial power.

It is broad enough to be wielded against other countries, which may mimic America's tactics against China or each other.

Another option is for the IMF to issue its own promissory notes; it has the authority to do so but has never wielded it.

The script was a bit racy until the producer wielded his blue pencil.

Locals say that the man who wielded the ax against her, and also killed the man with her, was most likely her brother.

Internal investigations of both agencies found widespread misuse of the power, and little oversight into how it was wielded.

In fact, SQL injection attacks can be wielded against desktop applications as well.

Opposition to the power that Mazarin wielded led to two rebellions: the Fronde of the Parliament and the Fronde of the Princes.

The main target is the bureaucracy, which has wielded extraordinary power from its bunker-like compound in Tokyo.

Luke guided Jacen to defend to his uncle's body from attacking predators, and the two-year old even wielded Luke's lightsaber.

Think derivatives, which he portrays as dangerous weapons wielded by lesser beings.

The quintessential entertainer-entrepreneur, he wielded unmatched influence over our childhood.

And this blade was always wielded absolutely on behalf of the reader, and nobody else.

France would prefer the stick to be wielded at the discretion of governments.

After World War II, the state's monopoly capitalism became the power of England wielded in the economic life.

Literacy had long remained a privilege and a source of power wielded by the elitist few.

And Chinese influence may in the end be wielded more by the demography of the new settlers than by state-owned corporations or politicians.

Wielded as flexibly as a brush, the wire cuts through the plastic to make any shape desired.

To adding the control method reducing the speed, in CNC, the population having wielded go along in numerical control system introduces that.

Briefly possessed by Ragnos, Axmis wielded incredible power, yet she was still defeated by Korr.

although biological weapons are horrifying , no country or terrorist group has yet wielded them to kill thousands of people.

Klin-Fa Gi was a Human female Jedi Knight who served during the Yuuzhan Vong War. She wielded a gold lightsaber.

there was a beef trust that wielded enormous power.

The powers these landed nobles wielded over their tenants even in their personal affairs was sometimes amazing.

The political leaders historically wielded proportionally much more power vis a vis people.

The men wielded picks and axes, chipping away at the hard-baked ground.

Its power can only be wielded by a bunny.

Dries finally the tear which falls for you, wielded with yesterday leaves, the love, has become the past events.

Pruning having wielded Western style's on model has done out the effect hiding dyadic stack-up clothing feeling.

Economic arguments can be double- edged ; sometimes they are best not wielded .

Have wielded string large amount of knowledge of the aspect communicating by letter waiting among them.

Sometimes the artist who wielded the brush encountered difficulties.

The magic of the axes only manifested when the axes were wielded by both brothers simultaneously.

Bacon recommended wine. The Victorians wielded scalpels.

As a result, all manner of rules, regulations, and procedures became political weapons that officials wielded to enforce loyalty.

No real loss here, except maybe to hunters who fancied themselves melee hunters and dual wielded.

In Los Angeles, they have wielded less political clout than Latinos, who are traditionally active in labor and community organizations.

Still, the power wielded by unions can be exaggerated.

The real power in Europe isn't wielded by MEPs or by unelected officials but by male-dominated corporations.

Without the magical hammer that he wielded, Thor is just another handsome warrior.

Whether Pygmalion or Narcissus, Obama and Osama share a realist's vision of how power is wielded.

Wielded its usual omniscient tone on what ought to be done for Greece and the euro zone.

The family has wielded political influence, too, mostly bankrolling liberal causes.

Giant supermarket chains wield great power: it is legitimate to demand that power is wielded fairly.

Malak wielded the Forge to produce an unending supply of Sith fighters and other combat material.

Several other men opened the back door of the car so that I could get a better look at one of the rusty machetes being wielded.

It's wielded by everyone from thoughtful ex-generals to vitriolic bloggers.

Her famed Rolling Stone cover, for which she wielded two automatic weapons in a thong, was the top-selling issue of the magazine last year.

He was nominally the leader, but others actually wielded the power .

We all know about the "China price" and the market power wielded by large multinational corporations.

In action scenes, sounds of gong and drum are intense. Lances and swords are wielded.

The suspects "wielded knives" , a police spokesman said.

He learned to strap himself tightly to the chair to keep his body anchored while he wielded an axe or a mallet .

Their boss was so annoyed that he wielded a stick and threatened to beat them; thus they were intimidatedsintosplaying.

Military officers wielded the ultimate authority at each level of government.

As soon as your hand wielded said that must fly toward the north, love by knife cuttings, my heart black.

spear and HuangZhong wielded bow and arrow.

The answer is that the Illuminati have wielded great power and influence, and they have worked towards this time for thousands of years.

In recent times no British jurist other than Lord Denning has wielded more influence on the development of the law.

These are mainly those who have built up vast wealth and also wielded it to gain power over others.

Sociologists know the type of influence now wielded abroad by India's elite as soft power.

Again he wielded his ax.

The wife wielded a label gun, tagging each dress "Made in Italy. "

Bachan Anand sees a difference in the authority wielded by the two roles