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But, like the deliberate eugenics experiments of the 20th century, it has also exacted a terrible price.

As a sanitation worker scrubbing floors at a tuberculosis dispensary, she knew first-hand the heavy toll exacted by the disease in Russia.

Menahem exacted this money from Israel. Every wealthy man had to contribute fifty shekels of silver to be given to the king of Assyria.

it is not the way of finite minds, not a path made by human hands, in which toll is exacted from every traveler.

To openly commit murder or wage war invites the pretense of justice, and penalties exacted in the name of drow justice are merciless.

What the landlords and the nobility exacted from them in the form of land rent was also chiefly for private enjoyment and not for exchange.

He exacted obedience from the children.

The mining gear that had exacted the human fortress world Reach had been stored on sundeck K.

The slowdown has, of course, exacted costs on the industry, and many macroeconomic forecasts suggest the worst may be ahead.

High surrender rate has remained atop a thorny problem for the locally exacted endowment insurance measures nationwide.

Without derivation, organic acids were exacted from tobacco to take quantitative analysis by injecting into GLC directly.

Yet their loveliness masks the toll exacted by the gravitational pull of their large bodies and the strain of daily survival.

Ignoring Wall Street exacted an immediate toll on Google's share price, which represents an increasingly important weapon for Google.

Following this victory, he advanced without opposition as far as the Mediterranean and exacted tribute from Phoenicia.

The years of civil war have exacted a severe toll.

Father Madeleine gave employment to every one. He exacted but one thing : Be an honest man . Be an honest woman.

Sandra's boss may want to remind her of John Stuart Mill's words: 'Duty is a thing that may be exacted from person, as one exacts a debt.

However, the half century that now separates us from that conflict has exacted its toll on our collective knowledge.

compensation exacted from a defeated nation by the victors.

The eagerness and belief that filled me then and exacted a pledge from life that life could never fulfill?

The old woman exacted an apology from the tradesman for having questioned her honesty.

Power worship has exacted a heavy price from China's soul, Mr. Wang said.

Prosperity has exacted a steep environmental toll, however.

monetary payment exacted by a government in wartime.

But if he has exacted usury and taken interest, shall he then live?

All of the growth, however, exacted a heavy price.

A payment exacted for a special purpose; an impost or a levy.

Alumina import bans have been exacted against smelters with capacity below 100, 000 mts .

You exacted certain confidences from me.

In ancient times, empires exacted tribute from their dependencies.

After Mr. Jobs learned he had cancer, he exacted a promise from Yo-Yo Ma to play at his funeral.

The kidnappers exacted ransoms for their hostages.

But the sum he exacted as a fee for my apprenticeship displeased my father, and I was taken home again.

The kidnapper exacted a ransom of $50000 from the family.

The kidnappers exacted a ransom of 10000 from the family.

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exacted obedience from the child;

Liu exacted infant disease, often in bed;

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