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"He was running around, as were many of the children, " his mother said.

he blandly replied that he was always frightened when in danger, as frightened as were the brave boys at the front.

Cao Cao was not just a statesman and general; he was a man of cultured tastes too, as were his two sons Cao Pi and Cao Zhi.

She was the body of blood, as were all of a sudden Choude-ray, heart and brains down a vertical, 000 falling into a bottomless abyss.

The front door was locked, and bolted and nailed down with boards, as were all of the windows.

He was a Catholic, as were many citizens of Nagasaki, but a great number of Japanese believed in his message.

Neither be ye idolaters , as were some of them; as it is written, The people sat down to eat and drink, and rose up to play.

For we are sojourners before thee, and strangers, as were all our fathers. Our days upon earth are as a shadow, and there is no stay.

China's laws and regulations of the State Council relating to foreign trade were all published, as were rules issued by departments.

Host: Now, from what you're saying, it's not the same kids doing cyber-bullying as were. . . as have been doing traditional bullying.

This area was greatly depopulated during the period of the last major ice age as were other regions of the British Isles.

Last winter, too, was exceptionally snowy and cold across the Eastern United States and Eurasia, as were seven of the previous nine winters.

We are aliens and strangers in your sight, as were all our forefathers. Our days on earth are like a shadow, without hope.

Within a week of the election, I was hard at work again, as were the Republicans.

As many people as were up in arms over Avatar you'd better believe there'd be some huge controversy over a Chinese version of Red Dawn.

In clashes around the country, scores of Luddites were killed, as were a number of mill and factory owners.

His eye for detail was the stuff of Silicon Valley legend, as were his rages if things were not done to his satisfaction.

The GPD differences were well known, as were the details of how the two forces were equipped.

Nuclear power, coal with carbon capture, and ethanol were all poorer options, as were oil and natural gas.

Such feelings as were generated in Carrie by this walk put her in an exceedingly receptive mood for the pathos which followed in the play.

She wished , therefore , to declare only the simple truth, and lay open such facts as were really due to his character .

I was delighted with the final result, as were the vast majority of the book's reviewers, so this encouraged me to develop more products.

When Mum, Dad and I arrived the caseworker was already there, as were the other professionals who worked with my uncle.

By midday Tuesday, a few homes were partially submerged, as were nearby roads and a cemetery.

There was a shepherd that did live, And held his thoughts as high As were the mounts whereon his flocks Did hourly feed him by.

And the Gentiles, hearing this, rejoiced and glorified the word of the Lord; and as many as were appointed to eternal life believed.

A good number of these visitors were Jewish or Italian, as were the local merchants.

The care and detail of their work was amazing, as were the efforts of the Vietnamese to help.

The White House blog and other news sections have not been updated as frequently as were their counterparts on Change. gov.

Dozens of carjackings, apparently by survivors desperate to escape, were reported, as were a number of shootings.

During the Ming Dynasty, however, bricks were heavily used in many areas of the wall, as were materials such as tiles , lime, and stone.

A year ago Sweden was in deep recession, as were his ratings.

In April 2003, he was convicted, as were 75 others who had been rounded up in the now-infamous March 2003 crackdown on dissent.

My wife and I took our grandchildren (as many as were in town) to dinner. It was great.

Million to support farmers to develop agriculture, as were pieces of local economic development force in a matter of fact.

He was a Catholic, as were all his family.

Bagration recognised him, and uttered a few words, awkward and incoherent , as were indeed all he spoke that day.

BY AUGUST 11th, a shell-shocked London was picking up the pieces, as were Birmingham, Liverpool, Manchester and many other English cities.

Staffing shares were lower across the board in early trading, as were broader U. S. and European stock indices.

Some trends did emerge, Catholic school girl collars were very popular in the early sixties as were tartan plaid skirts.

You yourselves know: for such things as were needful for me and them that are with me, these hands have furnished.

Many diseases which occur after middle life are due to eating and drinking such foods as were indulged in during vigorous manhood.

Most of the compounds containing polyatomic ions are ionic, as were the compounds discussed in the previous section.

Insiders say that Mr Thaksin was a serious spoiler, as were General Khattiya and other radicals.

Figures of the lion were not used exclusively by the royal families in imperial arts as were the dragon and the phoenix.

Although Lenin was older, the Bolshevik shock troops were made up of young men, as were the Nazi storm troopers.

Their entire bodies, including their backs, their hands and their wings, were completely full of eyes, as were their four wheels.

China's state-owned national champions and aspiring multinationals are ambitious, adaptive and fast learners (as were Japan's).

ago, as were most of the entire room to room in the South, the natural choice is the purchase owner-occupier, never lacked buyers.

From all we could see, Mrs, Mac Alpine's house, miserable as were the quarters it afforded, was still by far the best in the hamlet.

After three years, they found five times as many oysters living on reefs that stood high in the water as were on the lower-lying reefs.

The rest of us were relatively low energy. As were the kids. General jet lag issues.

Sundays were off, as were Hindu holidays, so by the month's end you had saved only forty or forty-five rupees.

Median testicular volume was lower bilaterally in patients than controls, as were median sperm count and motility.

Let's discuss such questions as were mentioned at the last meeting.

In short, roughly as many Chinese die every two months from the air as were killed in the earthquake.

The written word was also nominated in Italy, as were architecture and sanitation.

The Arctic itself, in models and in real life, was warmer than usual, as were parts of Canada.

our ungloved hands became numbed and covered with chilblains , as were our feet.

Multiple measures of injury likelihood, including those on the dummy's head, were poor, as were measures on both legs.

But my handbag, miraculously, was still mine, as were my keys, my wallet and my mobile phone.

He returned to us later in the day with such things, as were needed.

No one wore shoes, and the bottoms of their feet were calloused and hard, as were their palms.

The lottery was conducted--as were the square dances, the teen club, the Halloween program--by Mr.

He was honest and diligent, as were most of his friends.

The doorknobs, hinges and copper wiring were stolen, as were the appliances and carpet.

Mr Wajda's own father, Jakub, was murdered at Katyn, as were family members of many of the production team.

Reports of attempted suicide were steady, as were reported levels of marijuana use and cocaine use.

Paints and dyestuffs used by Huang were almost the same as were originally used, and the include substances times.

The rockmellon harvest from Chinchilla was wiped out, as were watermelons pumpkins and tomatoes from surrounding towns.

From the Zhou and Qin Dynasties onwards, Chinese society was feudal, as were its politics and economy.

The themes of love and gaiety were reflected in sculpture, as were elements of nature, curving lines and asymmetry.

His truck was stopped, as were many of the volunteers, because there is not enough room for the material to get through.

Also, we were told that as were established customers, you would give us a special discount of 10 percent off your catalogue prices.

Mydriatric and accommodative effects were present, but relatively mild, as were adverse events.

People with lower incomes were less confident in food safety, as were minorities.

Across all sectors, nearly twice as many jobs have been created there this year as were lost in 2009.

Price controls at gas stations were lifted in January 1981, as were well-head price controls for domestic oil producers.

To such conduct the same remarks apply as were made in connection with the law of sufficient ground.

An army of valets were on hand, as were eight police officers to direct the stream of limousines that began arriving around 8 p. m.

He returned with tobacco, matches, and such provisions as were needed.

Twice as many middle-aged people preferred red tablets as younger adults and more women chose red tablets as were chosen by men.

By that time, sushi was a staple in the nation's supermarkets, as were products like wasabi mustard and wasabi mayonnaise .

They returned with coffee, wine, and such provisions as were needed.

Chelsea was taking the morning off from school, as were the Gore children.

Electricity generation was down, as were exports.

The Sears Tower in Chicago was evacuated, as were colleges and museums.

A blue seat, with the serial number 237011038331-0, was also recovered, as were several oxygen masks.

Sb and As were mostly separated from the dust, and Sodium Antimonite and Sodium Arsenide were obtained.

I prefer to use the same tools as were used in your factory.

The book was banned, as were two subsequent books.

The small battle was won easily, as were many others.

The outfits were completely inappropriate for their ages as were the dance moves.

Who also honoured us with many honours; and when we departed, they laded [us] with such things as were necessary.

The heavens were different - as were the seas.

Duels were once commonplace, as were fights with fists and firetongs. In the 1850s one senator beat another unconscious.

Such people as were recommended by him were reliable.

Simple lodgings were built, as were roads to the area.

After the Civil War, men were also hired, as were many immigrants.

Their gonads were normal, as were their hearts.

Know ye not, that so many of us as were baptized into Jesus Christ were baptized into his death?

He was ill, as were the other passengers.

As were not saints, we have emotional ups and downs. If she loses her temper, why do you not keep your temper and comfort her?

To discover and feel as were closely together in our parallel flight.

As were closely together in our parallel flight.

The agency said about 16, 000 of Europe's usual 28, 000 daily flights were canceled Friday -- twice as many as were canceled a day earlier.

And it is unapologetically authoritarian, as were Japan and Prussia, whose rises in the late 19th century were hardly trouble-free.

There were so many tickets available as were asked for.

As many people as were present knew the news.

Gal. 3: 27 For as many as were baptized into Christ have put on Christ.

Advertising revenues at El Pais rose 8 per cent last year, while those of its growing sports title AS were up 27. 5 per cent.

In fact, the believers were as confident that they had tried the popcorn as were people who actually ate popcorn after seeing the fake ads.

In 2010 37% of all women in Taiwan aged 30-34 were single, as were 21% of 35-39-year-olds.

"Such duties as were expected of a landowner of his magnitude" (Anthony Powell)

Kosovo was never a federal part of Yugoslavia, as were the other parts that broke away from Serbia's domination;