In short, by 1885, quite separately from rape, it was already unlawful to procure sexual intercourse by deception. |
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I walk up to the counter, about to procure my worldwide travel adaptor, and medium-duty hole punch. |
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Wei organized an effort by Cub Scout Pack 84 to procure shoes for the orphaned African girls. |
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In recent years, the gallery has made a concerted effort to procure art works by contemporary South African artists. |
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All subjects had participated in an earlier experiment in which they pecked at black and white symbols to procure food rewards. |
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He served as bodyguard to a young boy prince from some European country and had to procure hookers for the 12-year-old. |
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On the other hand, maybe these sessions were merely held to procure media coverage for the issue, in order to affect the election. |
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They procure raw materials and self-finished products throughout the world. |
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A stream of people queue up from 6.30 pm every weeknight to procure free legal advice offered by volunteers rather than salaried staff. |
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The industry's strategy is to adhere to the facts and procure accurate information from third party experts. |
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Maple tree growers tap into this stream for a crop of maple sap which is boiled off to procure a sweet syrup sought around the world. |
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Basically hailing from Calicut, their job is to procure old gramophones and, after giving them a shine, sell them for an attractive amount. |
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In the American Civil War, textile shortages again hampered the Quartermaster Department's efforts to procure tentage. |
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To procure more large carriers today and expect them to be useful into midcentury is to be blind to reality. |
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He had simply fallen to the blandishments of others to procure a drug they were asking for. |
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Just lie down here for a few minutes until I can procure a fly, and I will have you there in a jiffy. |
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Is it feasible for a country like Namibia to procure a national strategic resource like petroleum from a single source? |
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A die was very much cheaper to procure although of course a separate die had to be made for each design. |
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They also had to light a fire using contents of the personal survival kit, and procure and purify water using different techniques. |
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I made a mental note to try and procure some guest passes by hook or by crook. |
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If the people would procure a lion's heart, he would make enough rain to sweep away the whole town. |
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Because of this amendment, corporates can now directly procure goods from farmers. |
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Our goal is to procure the best products and services in a cost-effective and timely manner. |
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Citizenship and passports are easy to procure in Latin America, disguising the movements of terrorists and narcos. |
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Many private companies had pinned their hopes on broking houses to procure business for them from the corporate segment. |
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Increasingly desperate to procure himself a place in history, last week he managed a new trophy to set beside the Boy Scout woggle, which sits proudly on his desk. |
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We visit the mainland in our inflatable, to procure food items. |
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In an effort to procure tickets, I called All Sport Promotions, which has a fine record in promoting sports tours such as the recent match in Bahrain. |
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The Wall Street Journal has been leaked those portions of the October 2002 National Intelligence Estimate relating to Iraq's efforts to procure uranium in Africa. |
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This promoted the idea that as long as the reasons for failure were documented, nations could undertake efforts to engineer and procure solutions as required. |
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It was scrappy and funny and insidery, all before celebrity-news saturation and the Internet made on-set goss as easy to procure as a weather bulletin. |
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So I wrote a proposal and got permission to procure a box to act as a file server, fax server, internal web server, e-mail server and Internet gateway. |
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A woman might well conceal her condition for four or five months and procure an abortion, at the actual climax of which the abortionist might be prudently absent. |
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They proved that fungi can be identified in virtually all patients with chronic rhinosinusitis if meticulous, painstaking efforts are taken to procure samples. |
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I have only been able to procure a few cyclopaedias of art and science. |
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The obstruct justice charge related to an attempt to procure a witness to claim he had been driving the vehicle and had left before the police arrived. |
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Bounderby was indeed born poor, but to loving parents, who sacrificed to procure him an education and a start in life. |
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It is said that the Central Junta of the Carlist organization is to meet today to discuss means to procure funds to support an insurrection in Catalonia. |
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Tickets are very hard to come by and quite expensive, so your best bet is probably to tip your hotel concierge generously to procure a few seats for you. |
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One practice entails tethering cormorants by the neck, pulling them back to the boat after they successfully procure fish, then extracting the fish from the bird. |
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Young described how he was ordered to procure a special cellphone so the lovers could secretly communicate. |
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We don't bother much about whether the infant's bones were too fragile to sustain the weight for so long, as long as it could procure us a celebrity status for the time being. |
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The name of the group, paradoxically, is procure Saber, which in Portuguese means, Seek to Know. |
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What about people who had attempted to farm, but been stymied by their inability to procure government loans? |
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My meanderings through the crowd had taken me back to the buffet tables where I'd managed to procure a glass of wine from among less palatable offerings. |
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After that, they have to start going so far afield to procure corn that the extra transportation costs offset any gains from economy of scale in the processing operation. |
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Frankly, they backed into their mollusc caves round about May and emerge only when I manage to procure a germane species of earth worm from my back yard. |
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Ambition pushes the soul to such actions as are apt to procure honour to the actor. |
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Immediate return foragers consume their food within a day or two after they procure it. |
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On 17 September 2017, the UK government announced that Qatar has signed a Statement of Intent to procure 24 Eurofighter Typhoons. |
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In July, 2011 Canada Safeway announced its decision to no longer procure yellowfin tuna for its private label canned tuna. |
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Chandler then asked road manager Gerry Stickells to procure some lighter fluid. |
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Francis also commissioned a number of agents in Italy to procure notable works of art and ship them to France. |
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This is historically inaccurate but is much less expensive to procure and maintain than historically accurate reproductions. |
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Clemenceau's inability to procure the Rhineland state led to fierce criticism of him in France and contributed to his subsequent fall from power. |
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The narrator tries all manner of despicable tricks to procure her return. |
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Consumers across industry verticals use online channels to procure products and thus make a digital footprint. |
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At the beginning, PEPFAR did not plan to procure heaper genetic ARVs produced in the developing world. |
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Provide technical assistance, procure pesticides, conduct spraying operations in support of IRS implementation, including entomologic monitoring. |
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Can you account him wise or discreet that would willingly have his health, and yet will do nothing that should procure or continue it? |
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He had petitioned Rome to procure an annulment of his marriage to Queen Catherine. |
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Wolsey fell from favour as a result of his failure to procure the annulment, and Henry appointed Thomas Cromwell in his place. |
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As I was in a state of extreme debility, I resolved to sail directly towards the town, as a place where I could most easily procure nourishment. |
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Malaysia and Oman cancelled their arranged Tornado orders in the early 1990s, both choosing to procure the Hawk, instead. |
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We are to procure dispensation or leave to omit the observation of it in such circumstances. |
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By all means possible they procure to have gold and silver among them in reproach. |
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The practice of enslaving enemy combatants and their villages was widespread throughout Western and West Central Africa, although wars were rarely started to procure slaves. |
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If Ischia could procure a well-regulated outlet after the manner of Stromboli, this danger might be averted and a more ridibund race of mortals evolved. |
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To that end, they cultivated contingent relations with the Five Nations of the Iroquois to procure greater access to key central regions from which the skins came. |
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This is no country for bellies I assure you, though our food is all that I can desire yet the exercise required to procure it is a sure preventative against rotundation. |
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Bankruptcy doesn't negate a client's need for the services of a trusted adviser to reestablish credit, procure reasonable interest rates and prepare tax forms. |
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