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I do not think Adonai will make His sacred name known anymore to the Children of Yisra-El.

Even Allel said it was better to control your temper, so Elenn never lost hers anymore.

Billy Bechtel anymore, of course: he was just Billy, unemployed wanderer.

But hardly anyone traveled on foot through bogland anymore, not like in the old days, and nothing in the circumstances immediately suggested that possibility.

If Bonebreaker had suddenly turned into a giant toad and begun hopping around looking for flies to eat, Tyrone could not have been anymore amazed.

He began by blacking and polishing boots for cavalla officers, who seldom wore them anymore, for our former foes were the victors and there were no more battles in which honor might be reclaimed.

I have no real duties anymore until I go back to Chiriqui in about a week to begin to form my militia.

Best of all, Mami seemed not to mind the singing anymore and once or twice broke out into song herself in a delicate, quavery soprano: A Santa Clous le gusta el vino, A Santa Claus le gusta el ion.

To hear it you will need a frontal lobe and things with names like colliculus and temporal gyrus and you wont have them anymore.

But few are learning anything anymore, few are contributing anything anymore, and few expect the job again to become a challenge and a satisfaction.

It said that Daniel McCone was too busy to give time to strangers who had nothing to do with affairs of the Cuyahoga Bridge and Iron Company anymore.

I sold it to a company manufacturing canned foods and they used it for an advertisement, but the daimyo saw it in a magazine and I was told not to model anymore.

Miss Elson and Miss Harris say that you do nothing whatever anymore but write in that notebook.

And the house that seemed to crouch between them had no lawn anymore, eitherjust a tangle of heat-blanched goatsfoot and crabgrass and a single incredibly stubborn patch of dusty, wilted pachysandra that had refused to die even though no one ever watered it now.

He had seen monkeys die too many times, and he could not bear it anymore.