| I mean, unless you get one, Noah will forevermore keep stalking you. |
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| Praised be Jesus Christ, praised forevermore be Jesus in the most adorable Sacrament of the altar. |
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| This kills off the sale price, so either it doesn't sell, and the owner resents the house forevermore, or it gets sold cheaply and treated as something cheap. |
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| It was thanks to this spiritual unity that our forefathers for the first time and forevermore saw themselves as a united nation. |
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| Forget pristine costumes worn once and bundled into the wardrobe van forevermore, some costumes are worn repeatedly in this period drama. |
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| And neither should we create structures which are reliant on subsidies and which will be dependent on them forevermore. |
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| Company Foundation, or whoever actually paid for the captioning, and it's built into the program, you read it on the captions forevermore. |
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| We act as though World War I has just ended and there will be peace on the earth forevermore. |
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| That love may be as a seal upon me, Bind me to you with a bond that nothing can weaken or break forevermore. |
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| The feeling returned, of perseverance to love him forevermore. |
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| He asks Wiglaf to build a monument, a tomb where King Beowulf's ashes will be buried, a high tower over the old one, so sailors will see it and speak of it forevermore. |
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| Find a way to make it certain that she'll be yours forevermore. |
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| My greatest pleasure of the weekend came from simply pottering about in the delightful and picturesque Jordaan district, which I'd love to call home forevermore. |
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| And though it's comforting to know that they are happy forevermore, their dialogue is leaden and Ms James does not manage to inspire that happiness with much spark. |
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| So today, as we bear witness at this magnificent memorial in our nation's capital, we remember the fallen who lie forevermore in quiet places on French soil. |
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| I wrote in August about the California Comeback Myth: the idea, which seems to come around every time California starts doing well again, that what goes up must go up forevermore. |
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| In a spirit of non-partisanship, I strongly encourage all members of the Ontario legislature to support Bill 220 and make the third Wednesday in February in Ontario, forevermore, Lincoln Alexander Day. |
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| I want them to know that there are many of us here who agree with their overwhelming opinion that the traditional definition of marriage, for the sake of Canada, should stand now and forevermore. |
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| Jesus was God and man-always and even forevermore. |
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| Speaking first of some of the restrictions in the bill, I cannot see any business reason for the insistence that CN's headquarters remain forevermore in any one city. |
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| Your sacrifice will live in our hearts and minds forevermore. |
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| In so doing he has created a tangible link between our two nations that will forevermore remind those who pass by of our shared history and values. |
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