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And the king commanded that it should be so done. And forthwith the edict was hung up in Susan, and the ten sons of Aman were hanged.

A 'no gifts' edict for a child's birthday party would seem to be a juggler's dream, on both sides of the invitation.

If I were a mayor for a day, I'd pass an edict that every utility company digging up an urban street would have to pay a tree tax in kind.

And many still seem to be ignoring his edict to give up throwing stones and stick to peaceful protest.

In fact, an anxiousness to be thought of as a sincere person and a good administrator is present in nearly every edict. . .

The edict added that the felons in German jails "shall be emptied out" and sent to England "for the better peopling of that country. "

If I were king, I would be addressed as "Your Majesty" and every word of mine would become a "royal edict " .

Wilson's edict, too, has been turned upside down: in many ways, what has been bad for GM has been bad for much of America.

Now, however, the semi-independent status of the City is being challenged by an edict from central government.

Troops into the palace the night looking for the Emperor "edict end of the war, " the record album.

Hu sent away his maids, concubines and servants, and killed himself in deep grief right before the imperial edict arrived.

The sword, known chongzhen into the house and gave weeks after death, After the MeiShan edict, hanged himself in.

With access to any foreign programme they want online, many have reacted with yawns and sarcastic asides to SARFT's throwback edict.

Diabolic Edict is one of the most powerful spells for destroying buildings. Eliminate the creeps first so that you only have one target.

He was also highly regarded by the imperial court, and was made an official by edict of the emperor.

A fatwa is not universally binding like a papal edict; rather, it simply expresses the opinion of the mufti who issues it.

Copies of the edict were inscribed on stone monuments all over the empire.

the end of the book is still in the Imperial Academy silk Chen Wang Gui Feng edict title.

Carries on a natural non-toxic therapy clear liver row of stone for the first time, the best edict concerned expert instructs one time.

In 313 the Edict of Milan was issued by Constantine and granted religious freedom to all and made Christianity legal.

The high priests of Europe's political class handed down the edict that Europe needed its own currency.

But that edict closed off the primary revenue stream for the dozen tiger farms nationwide.

A few yeas ago, I narrowly escaped an assassination attempt--one that resulted from an unpopular edict I had issued.

The backstory on the edict underscores the evolving relationship between the armed forces and the media in the new Egypt.

I awoke so quickly, acting on instinct, when I heard my daughter scream, the doctor's edict fell by the wayside.

Education officials promoted the saluting edict to reduce traffic accidents and teach children courtesy.

Some US soldiers privately grumble about the cutbacks, but others said they were not bothered by the new edict.

A decree or edict rendered at such a session.

Carry out this edict: Qing is to be given a lavish state burial.

Edict one to Luoyang City, suddenly a sensation of those knowledgeable people.

Everywhere else, modern Puritanism imposed its triple edict of taboo, nonexistence, and silence.

The lists -- once cited as vital to national security -- have all but disappeared since Gates' edict. Funny how that works.

The new edict is to substitute Zeus for God, Roman mythology being deemed suitably innocuous.

King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella of Spain issued an edict expelling Jews unwilling to convert to Christianity.

We are the way forward by your invitation and also the divine edict that calls for the end of duality.

Emancipation Proclamation - (1863) Edict issued by U. S. Pres. Abraham Lincoln that freed the slaves of the Confederacy.

Martin Luther publicly burned the papal edict demanding that he recant or face excommunication.

Ruskin's appeal to God gave his appeals to social reform the flavour of divine edict, of lightning from Mount Sinai.

King Henry IV of France signed the Edict of Nantes, granting rights to the Protestant Huguenots.

" Zhao Sheng 's song" to ": " but the imperial edict, instrument parent word, is a business book.

They "fill in a blank edict, may unlimited time bury anybody in the jail" .

This secret imperial edict must be kept safely. You must not lose it.

And, unlike other measures on Mr Brown's wish-list, this one is achievable by ministerial edict.

It's official -- Santa is from Greenland, according to an edict from the world's top Father Christmases at their annual summit in Denmark.

After a royal edict to recruit soldiers in Zhuozhou, three heroes surfaced.

By edict of Confederate High Command, all matters regarding these xenomorphs are under Class 7 Seal.

With the edict in mind, we went back to the drawing board.

Cultures are difficult to regulate by edict, but they do evolve when the environment changes.

And the edict is retroactive, covering 131 companies that have listed on mainland stock markets since 2005.

Until they've produced a new edict, and he brings it here.

Voolvif Monn took the edict of detachment to an extreme, and stood aloof and solitary throughout his life as a Jedi.

And not from the power of an edict down.

Stubbs the plasterer was much downcast at this dreadful edict.

After the old monks death, the fool monk got the imperial edict .

A decree or an edict, as of a ruler.

He also complained that a federal court edict legalising the use of contraception by unmarried couples was "illogical" .

An authoritative order or decree; an edict.

November 18, 1685, Louis XIV of France revokes the Edict of Nantes, which has protected French Protestants.

Once the legal precedent was in place, an obscure 1789 edict comes into play.

The revocation of the Edict of Nantes was signed here in 1685.

An edict to rein in lending is the first tool at China's disposal.

Josh has given as edict: The base is being closed.

At that day, he read out the imperial abdication edict and ended the morning court early.

By edict, the government can and does impose controls on utilities, energy and food.

Last month an edict banned the rapid dollarisation of the economy that is taking place.

D. 80 an error was made in the copying of an edict, as a result of which a person given an imperial pardon was executed.

Look over there. That is an imperial edict issued by the emperor to commend Sun Kun and his family.

This demanding edict reduced the Jewish population from 4. 5 to 1. 2 million, by pushing out the lower IQs.

For example, recently I issued an edict in our company prohibiting meetings on Fridays.

The French Huguenots who sought refuge in America after the Revocation of the Edict of Nantes in 1685 were, for example, soon absorbed.

One word from you would be better than an imperial edict ;

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In 1685 Louis XIV revoked the Edict of Nantes;