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None of the marks mentioned in the previous paragraph shall be defaced or, obliterated, except for avoidance of capture in time of war.

yet all morally defaced and decayed as he was, was he not her own, her very own, the idol of her deathless worship?

Above, a defaced cross on the door of a former Christian seminary school in the south Dora neighborhood of Baghdad.

Any Picture returned without its mount or with its caption or other mount data missing or defaced , may incur a replacement charge .

A signpost near the kangaroos, making the sacrilegious claim that the continents shifted 40m years ago, used to be defaced almost daily.

Royal epithets on the defaced coffin suggested the body inside might be Akhenaten.

Any Picture returned with scratches on its surface or is defaced will be considered damaged and a compensation fee may apply.

Others, he said, defaced their ballot papers.

Make up the traditional model based on the photoelectric scanning bar code reader to have defaced poor flaws.

Many Soviet army deserters pinned their draft cards to a defaced poster of President Mikhail Gorbachev.

I had been part of different anti-advertisement organisations before, and defaced my first billboard in 2000.

Gravestones can be removed, defaced, destroyed or simply ignored.

The naughty boy defaced the wall with some vulgar words with coloured chalk.

She and other candidates had their posters defaced with anti-government slogans for supposedly giving legitimacy to the election.

With the aid of plastic surgeons who should have known better, he almost literally defaced himself.

I enclose the defaced Certificate of Allocation of Personalized Registration Mark.

On the English site, too, high-profile pages that are likely to be defaced, such as Michael Jackson's, have been tightly restricted.

An armed group damaged and defaced with anti-Semitic slogans the main synagogue in Caracas, Venezuela'scapital.

Scribbled pictures and remarks have defaced the pages of the book.

Ahead of the election , a poster of Mr. Cameron was defaced in North London with the words ' Eton Scum . '

God's image within them was defaced , and they no longer had the ability to love and obey God perfectly.

Using spray paint cans, they defaced public property, insulted the police and complained that youths didn't have a voice in Saudi Arabia.

To shave was a mortal sin, because it defaced the image of man created by God. But Peter, like most Westerners, was clean-shaven.

others defaced walls and smashed the windows of banks, hotels and posh shops.

Many headstones of the graves were smashed or defaced.

Pump room intact, at the south gate of Chestwood signs have been defaced.

This warranty is void if the label bearing the serial number has been removed or defaced .

Defaced; defacing; defaces; To mar or spoil the appearance or surface of; disfigure.

The wall has been defaced with slogans.

He and other workers either discarded the forms unsigned or defaced them.

When I visited the shrine, the wooden cross was tilted and defaced.

This ticket is void if defaced or altered.

you die you're defaced hacked up torn apart.

a thing, wreathed about with chatter, defaced , obscured in her own life, let drop every day in corruption, lies, chatter.

The National Bank of Georgia's Web site was defaced at one point.

If your driving licence is defaced, damaged or lost, you should report to any Licensing Office by completing application form

If your previous HKSAR passport has been lost, damaged, defaced or is not available, please submit your application in person at one of the

If your previous HKSAR passport has been lost, damaged, defaced or is not available, please submit the application in person

Lost Destroyed Damaged Defaced Identity Card or Amendment of Registered Information

scribbled pictures and remarks had defaced the pages of the book

African Observer: Zimbabweans Voted in Fear, Defaced Ballots

some words may be defaced by careless usage