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• It was succeeded by a mill built by the Charcoal Iron Company.
• It was succeeded by the slightly improved Enhanced Chip Set (ECS) and greatly improved Advanced Graphics Architecture (AGA).
• It was succeeded as German representative at the 1980 Contest by Katja Ebstein with "Theater".
• It was decided that the Ishikari was too small to continue production, so it was succeeded by the Yubari class two years later.
• It was succeeded as Belgian representative in the 1981 Contest by Emly Starr singing Samson.
• It was succeeded by Rainbow.
• The first dwelling might be of bark after the Indian fashion, but soon it was succeeded by a log cabin which seldom had more than one room.
• Among the names engraved are George Washington, who visited the Rose Hill Manor before it was succeeded by St.
• It was succeeded as Danish representative at the 2006 Contest by Sidsel Ben Semmane with Twist Of Love.
• It was succeeded by others with Filipino membership, and in one way or another seems to have inspired many secret organizations.
• This model was manufactured until 2003, when it was succeeded by the K12.
• It was succeeded as Portuguese representative at the 1976 Contest by Carlos do Carmo with Uma Flor De Verde Pinho.
• It was succeeded by Ability Office on Windows, described below.
• It was succeeded as Israeli representative at the 1983 Contest by Ofra Haza with Khay.
• It was clear, from the responses of students, academic and general staff, that the Inter-University Women's Studies Major has succeeded admirably thus far on two counts.
• Festus died afier filling the office two Festus seems to have had it in view to years and performiiing its duties, and gather froml the defense the apostle was that he was succeeded by Albinus.
• On the contrary, in this case it was argued that it was not destined that the venture would fail but if it succeeded the wife would benefit from it.
• Nebuchadnezzar was doubtless gratified that his kingdom should be represented by the gold; but that it should ever be succeeded by another kingdom was not so pleasing.
• It succeeded admirably at its one requirement, which was to beat the USSR to the moon.
• The emperor would not have succeeded with his victories without applying the Legalist system Legalism is not only a theory, it was implemented.
• The bottom line is that a lot of innocent people were killed in order to create peace in the world, and the plan succeeded so therefore it was not a crime.
• Barros is more explicit, for he not only states that Azurara compiled the Chronicle in question, but adds that it was appropriated by Ruy de Pina, who succeeded him in the post of Chronista Mu00f3r.
• Ihe keep ers succeeded In entangling the legs Of the elephant In ropes in such a manner that it was rendered help less.
• Erskine succeeded in the introduction of an Animal Protection Bill but it was defeated close to victory.
• It is also unclear whether He succeeded in mutating both copies of the gene in one of the girls; the editing was not successful in the second girl, and it is not clear what will happen with the third
• Soon afterward the monastery was invaded by strangers, but finally Saint Valery and the new Abbot, Saint Eustasius, succeeded in recovering it.
• NATO has succeeded in its main mission, the one it was founded for.
• The tenant succeeded, the assurance constituted a separate contract, it was the consideration for which the tenant had entered into the main contract.
• This was the first incident of what was known as the Carnation Affair, a plan to help the queen escape, and it could very well have succeeded.
• Actually it was James Fisk whom Ken had succeeded at the AEC as director of research.
• It was dark before Thornton succeeded in crossing the river.
• Although John's second son and namesake was declared to be the 'Tanist' during the lifetime of his elder brother, Donald, it was Donald's eldest son, Alexander, who succeeded Donald to the Lordship, r
• The quest for justice was unsuccessful in Russia, but it succeeded in the United States and Europe.
• At that time, it was Bagrat II the Simple (958-994), succeeded by Gurgen (994-1008), who held the royal title.
• My attempt succeeded far beyond my expectations; and it may readily be believed that I was induced to persevere in a pursuit which gratified my own vanity, while it seemed to amuse others.
• Today, I did a test and succeeded, although, it was not a hot domain.
• The Federal Election Commission is an agency that was designed to fail, and at that task, at least, it has succeeded brilliantly.
• An unforeseen outcome was that the disabled participants, from every corner of Angola, decided to form an organisation, and succeeded in getting it registered.
• It was rumoured but not substantiated that Borgia succeeded in buying the largest number of votes and Sforza, in particular, was bribed with four mule-loads of silver.
• All they did was to share the concept with others and once they saw the benefits, they immediately decided to join and succeeded in it.
• One of the things that government succeeded in doing in the previous year - I think it was in 2001 - was the establishment of the endangered species legislation.
• It was a gambit that almost succeeded.
• While thus engaged he was attacked from above by the second enemy plane, but by skillful maneuvering he succeeded in shooting it down also.
• So I had a similar problem the first time I tried using Helium at which point I gave up, it was the fact that others succeeded that caused me to keep trying.
• It had never succeeded, and this time was no different.
• His employer attempted to punish him for actions that he may or may not have been aware of, and it ultimately succeeded, but Brady was able to use available legal tools to protect his rights as an Ame
• Christian system, as already said, was only another species of mythology; and the mythology to which it succeeded, was a corruption of an ancient system of theism.
• British succeeded in crushing it within a year, it was certainly a popular revolt in which the Indian rulers, the masses and the militia participated so enthusiastically that it came to be regarded as
• Christian system, as already said was only another species of mythology, and the mythology to which it succeeded was a corruption of an ancient system of theism.
• It succeeded and in the spring of 1939, it was confirmed that they had conducted a nuclear fission and gigantic amounts of energy had been released.
• The purpose of this organization was to prevent another bloodletting like the Castellammarese War, and according to Bonanno, it succeeded.
• French, as it was a time in history when Louis XI had finally rid France of the British and succeeded in making France a hermetic space dangerous to anyone unwilling to pledge allegiance to the politi
• Although the conspiracy nearly succeeded, it was thwarted.
• It was then kept by a man named Arthur: here Chesterfield gamed and talked, to be succeeded by Gilly Williams, Charles Townshend, and George Selwyn.
• Infadoos was delighted, foreseeing that the possession of such an article would increase his prestige enormously, and after several vain attempts he actually succeeded in screwing it into his own eye.
• And the liberal intellectuals were convinced that they were the ones who had primarily succeeded in doing this, and they thought it was a very good task, for obvious reasons.
• While her disapproval only succeeded in making me want to see it all the more, she was not alone in her discontent.
• SPOILER ALERT: They succeeded, and it was beautiful!
• African airlines typically do not require detailed contact information from passengers and it was not immediately clear how Nigeria had succeeded in tracing everyone on board.
• The few spots where I really observed it looked like they had succeeded although I think it was pretty shallow by the lake.
• After Ambrose died, it was Simplician who succeeded him as Bishop of Milan.
• The game was created from the ground up with this goal in mind, and having our own Swarm Engine was a big reason why we succeeded, since it allowed us to adapt and tailor it to what we needed.
• Ken was carrying a heavy psychic burden, and succeeded in freeing himself from much of it.
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• Kouga Executive Mayor Booi Koerat said the Kouga Council was very excited that it had succeeded in unblocking the much-needed housing development.
• Liberalism is undoubtedly the ideology par excellence of the bourgeoisie: it was based on liberalism that the bourgeoisie succeeded in defeating the Absolutist state dominated by the aristocracy.
• Its only objective was intimidation, and in this, it partially succeeded.
• The Plextor M5 Pro was succeeded by the M5 Pro Xtreme above, but it still makes this list because it's an excellent SSD.
• It was already something to have succeeded in discussing this question and in discovering signs of hesitation among the leading members of the Spanish councils.
• Egypt following the death of Cambyses, but it was put down by a Persian general named Darius, who succeeded Cambyses.
• The borough was abolished by the Local Government Act 1972 in 1974, and the status of "royal town" was granted to the community which succeeded it.
• In 1803 he succeeded his father as second Baron Henniker but as this was an Irish peerage it did not entitle him to a seat in the House of Lords.
• He was as anonymous as the rest of his men, and with some trouble succeeded in getting it lit.
• It was entirely fitting that Schlegel succeeded his mentor of the past two years.
• It was only the Jew who succeeded, through falsifying the social idea and turning it into Marxism, not only in divorcing the social idea from the national, but in actually representing them as utterly
• We are, to put it mildly, unused to thinking like this about the Celts, whose language is defunct and whose reputation was comprehensively rewritten by those who succeeded them.
• But since Camino was succeeded by Bug Sur, I find I can opening it and it works fine.
• The Luftwaffe's role was to prevent this and it had succeeded to the point where the Royal Navy's surface ships had been obliged, temporarily, to leave and the RAF's airfields had been reduced to a st
• The projecting pipe, with a faucet thereon, on the land of respondent was plainly visible, and it was seen by grantor Neely and respondent, who succeeded, through mortgage foreclosure, to the rights o
• It was a little past ten, blackened piles of grass and mud that had once been home to the innocent, and had almost succeeded too.
• In September 1921, the Reverend George Turner Waldegrave succeeded Bowen, and the Scout Movement was firmly established in Hong Kong, though it was still small at 384 members.
• But it hath been heard by us that with all his best endeavours he succeeded not in acquiring the kingdom of the monarch, his master, even though the latter was inattentive to business and content with
• And, thtrd, it was m these nations that the Catholic Church succeeded in playing an instrumental role in social reform.
• If it was his whim to surprise us, his whim succeeded.
• Verge Wraith Protocol succeeded after missed deadline, so was it all FUD?
• It was easy to lose sight of the real story: The US has succeeded in getting Canada to be its lead partner fighting an unpopular counterinsurgency war in Afghanistan.
• This in a little time was succeeded by another, and one of his gamekeepers wrote me, by order of his highness, that the game it contained had been shot by the prince himself.
• It eventually failed in 1886, and was succeeded by the present University of Chicago, created with funds from John D. Rockefeller.
• However, the act was challenged by civil libertarians, who have succeeded in getting one state court to strike it down.
• Such was the public notion of him: he certainly has wished to impress it differently, and has succeeded.
• And bow strange it was that, instead of having been forced to reveal his own secret, he had succeeded, almost by chance, in wresting a secret from his friend!
• Beveridge and his supporters succeeded and Marianna became the county seat of the county justice and civil authority, even though it was never officially proclaimed the county seat.
• The VC said that was how the management succeeded in transferring and creating the new ABU Business School, adding that it was expanded from two departments (Business Administration and Public Adminis
• Bankhead Magruder succeeded General Hebert, and it was thought that the change would improve conditions.
• For example, both sides tried to invade Norway and Germany succeeded, but it was very costly.
• We expected a lot of unexpected things, since even tough flat version succeeded it was made by really small indie studio in really small budget.
• God spake the word, and it was immediately covered with a beautiful carpet of grass, designed as pasture for the brute creation; to which succeeded herbs, plan flowers, shrubs, and trees of all sorts,
• By early afternoon, and I succeeded in stamping on it, tantalising waiting was over.
• It was dark, meetings were over, and we had succeeded.
• How, indeed, was it possible for Christianity to adopt a view of God so cruel and demonic except for the fact that a demonic intelligence succeeded marvelously in his smear campaign against God?