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and bequeath her at my death whatever I may have to leave.

But the problem as a result of historical bequeath, the latent capacity of aquatic product market and action did not get sufficient play.

It was to Warsaw that, at the end of his life, he would bequeath his heart.

Adopt technical measure, a dactylogram that police discovered bequeath to go up in pane of tank truck car.

At the moment this hope leads some to bequeath their bodies to be "frozen" on their death, in the hope of some future resurrection.

For this reason, I have decided to bequeath my entire fortune to the only loyal friend that I have, Ralph.

But with the government out of the executive suite and Merrill delivering solid results, he will bequeath a bank with a plausible future.

Let us resolve to bequeath renewed prosperity to posterity, not a collapse of the global economy we inherited.

Like his own political career, the country Mr Putin will bequeath has been formed by its long, coarsening Chechen misadventure.

For those who want to bequeath their view of economics to the next generation, textbooks are the most efficient medium.

In any event, we bequeath this manual on what not to do to the folks out there thinking of starting their own business.

How effective are these various working groups that bequeath web service standards into the marketplace?

But we may also bequeath something light and beautiful, like a snail's shell.

The millionaire will bequeath his colossal fortune to his only son.

consciousness obstacle: Sex of the glare below bequeath of few number patient narcosis .

People can bequeath their children the consequences of their own eating habits, according to a study published in the journal Cell.

To him I bequeath my collar and leash and my overcoat and raincoat, made to order in 1929 at Hermes in Paris.

Hand down To bequeath as an inheritance to one's heirs.

Today, we bequeath America's future into your able hands. Welcome to Princeton, gentlemen.

I bequeath him this property to have and to hold.

And he favours tax reform to encourage them to bequeath their money to their grandchildren, rather than their children.

Borrowing is no sin, provided we use the funds to ensure that we bequeath a better infrastructure to the future.

What more could you ask of such a body than that it should bequeath us The King's Speech?

I bequeath to you today one little girl . . .

I bequeath all my worldly goods to my wife.

Maybe because he can now bequeath to his successor a political system in which the authoritarian tendencies of Mubarakism survive.

To grant in a legal will; bequeath.

The cultural bequeath of Youchao is Ling-jia-tan site.

Ancient civilization to bequeath a bright and colorful heritage, they are Greeks, and it is a priceless treasure of all mankind.

would you bequeath all your money to your children?

What legacy shall I bequeath to thee?

For example, an individual may bequeath a business to one child and the remainder of their estate to their spouse.

And every day, the rose wilted unable to bequeath its gift to anyone.

I bequeath my watch to my brother.

bequeath a difficult political problem to the incoming administration

bequeath a large sum of money to one's daughter

My stained blood to Tarquin I'll bequeath,