It behooved them to nap in this already flight-ready pose.
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It behooved us to keep the team we have, move forward and try to give it a shot.
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Apple's sour grapes and defensive language are out of place here, and a mea culpa would have behooved the company better.
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The networks were paying the league a lot of money, Karl recalled Stern's saying, and it behooved the league to make them happy.
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If you ever opted to be honest when it might have behooved you to be silent, you are a part of Elizabeth Wurtzel's tribe.
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The Bachelorette threw Lincoln Adim out a window and looked the other way, when it might have behooved the show to at least address his presence.
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You know, it would maybe have behooved her, governor, to use something that she doesn&apost use often which is to just be quiet for a little while.
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It behooved us all to wait to see if other sources or outlets confirmed the story — and instead, North Korea's media brushed aside a key part of it.
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Keep in mind these lawsuits were happening in 1999 and 2000, back when Kazaa was a new threat and big companies still thought it behooved them to make examples out of individual pirates.
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After all, if Icahn had really been dismissed on the first day of the Administration, it might have behooved the White House to tell Bob Dinneen, or the senators who wrote all those letters.
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So when Jimmy Fallon declared 2017 to be the Summer of 'Stache, it should probably go without saying that the comedian felt behooved to bring his own set of serious facial hair for the occasion.
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When grizzled septuagenarian actor Jack Palance won for his performance in City Slickers, and showed off his ability to do one-handed push-ups, it would have behooved him to not follow that up with some poorly delivered Vaudeville jokes about women.
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After the birth in 1713, with the kingdom of Naples now part of Charles's realm, it behooved the Neapolitan Prince Nicola Gaetani dell'Aquila d'Aragona and his wife, Aurora Sanseverino, to curry favor, so they commissioned a celebratory sonata from their court composer, Alessandro Scarlatti.
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She's probably one of the most creative people I've ever met in that way and I wonder if a lot of that is how ostracized she's been and how traditional ... She's so ostracized from everyone that it never behooved her to try to fit in.
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Army organization was reformed during this period. The Chinese government had spent a huge amount of money on military equipment and guidance from the West. Thus, it behooved the imperial court to use what they had learned to raise a new army. Another area of reform concerned the modernization of military organization and structure.
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The delegates met at the small Swiss village of Kienthal at the foot of the Blüemlisalp from April 24 to 30, 1916.Gankin and Fisher p.407 Portuguese delegate Edmondo Peluso gave a very detailed account: > The spacious dining room of the Hotel Baren was transformed into conference > chamber. The presidents chair was in the center and, as behooved an > international conference, the Presidium consisted of a German, a Frenchmen, > an Italian and a Serb.
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He was made the parish priest of his own hometown (succeeding his uncle) in 1781, to the pleasure of his mother. The French Revolution saw him refuse to take the oath and he continued his now illegal pastoral mission in secret. On 6 April 1792 – on Good Friday – he was arrested for his activities. He declined being taken to jail in a carriage and said since Jesus Christ carried His cross it behooved His followers to travel on foot.
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He saw inherited rights, restated in England from the Magna Carta to the Declaration of Right, as firm and concrete providing continuity (like tradition, prejudice and inheritable private property). By contrast, enforcement of speculative abstract rights might waver and be subject to change based on currents of politics. Instead, he called for the constitutional enactment of specific, concrete rights and liberties as protection against governmental oppression. In the phrase, "[prejudice] renders a man's virtue his habit", Burke defends people's cherished, but untaught, irrational prejudices (the greater it behooved them, the more they cherished it).
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Revolted by > their attempts, by their ever-recurrent plots, I realized that no end would > be put to these except by exterminating the ones guilty of them. Outraged at > seeing the representatives of the nation in league with its deadliest > enemies and the laws serving only to tyrannize over the innocent whom they > ought to have protected, I recalled to the sovereign people that since they > had nothing more to expect from their representatives, it behooved them to > mete out justice for themselves. This was done several times.Gottschalk > 1966, p. 52.
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CHM has its roots in the rescue archaeology and urban archaeology undertaken throughout North America and Europe in the years surrounding World War II and the succeeding decades. Salvage projects were hasty attempts to identify and rescue archaeological remains before they were destroyed to make room for large public-works projects or other construction. In the early days of salvage archaeology, it was nearly unheard-of for a project to be delayed because of the presence of even the most fascinating cultural sites, so it behooved the salvage archaeologists to work as fast as possible. Although many sites were lost, much data was saved for posterity through these salvage efforts.
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Drew Karpyshyn, who previously served as a senior writer for Knights of the Old Republic, was the lead writer for Mass Effect. Despite the fact that each of the game's planets had one primary writer, all of the writers involved in the production had to review each other's work and offer criticism. This process of collaborative feedback and individual effort is common at BioWare, and it behooved Karpyshyn to make sure the style was consistent across all different areas. One of the biggest challenges the writers faced was the amount of volume they were required to write to support the game's multiple dialogue paths and story outcomes.
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Within three years of Henry Tudor's ascension to the throne, however, Bartolomeu Dias had rounded the future tip of today's South Africa and by doing so would change the world forever: he opened up a sea passage to Asia and opened a route that completely cut out the reliance on the Silk Road and the Turks who controlled it. Ships were beginning to get faster and more capable of much longer journeys. Patronage of explorers would be a theme of the rest of Henry's adulthood, and it behooved him to take advantage of having the only place in all of Europe that could repair ships, build new ones, remove barnacles and shipworms, and break up and recycle older ships. Purchasing eight acres, he handed off the job of constructing it to a trusted councillor Sir Reginald Bray with the final construction, according to a 17th- century tome.
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On July 8, 1731, Edwards preached in Boston the "Public Lecture" afterwards published under the title "God Glorified in the Work of Redemption, by the Greatness of Man's Dependence upon Him, in the Whole of It," which was his first public attack on Arminianism. The emphasis of the lecture was on God's absolute sovereignty in the work of salvation: that while it behooved God to create man pure and without sin, it was of his "good pleasure" and "mere and arbitrary grace" for him to grant any person the faith necessary to incline him or her toward holiness, and that God might deny this grace without any disparagement to any of his character. In 1733, a Protestant revival began in Northampton and reached an intensity in the winter of 1734 and the following spring, that it threatened the business of the town. In 6 months, nearly 300 of 1100 youths were admitted to the church.
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