I cried out for my baby and no one responded.
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In one shot, a father cried out for his small son.
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I cried out for you, Lord, why did you let that happen?
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Mothers yelled for their children and children cried out for their mothers.
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Another child, a little boy, constantly cried out for his father, Neubrand said.
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A series of interconnected questions about their precise meaning cried out for resolution.
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Fans cried out for his company to restore order and get the game working.
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Kennedy fell immediately to the floor, and a crowd of people cried out for help.
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A banner unfurled near the main protest site in Baghdad cried out for international intervention.
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A heart that cried out for adults to act like adults so children don't have to.
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Investigators who've reviewed the footage allege Vermillion cried out for help numerous times, but was ignored.
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The officer also sat on top of the teen as she cried out for her mother.
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Some nurses held men as they cried out for their parents and took their last breaths.
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As she cried out for her mother, the audience seemed to be witnessing a human abduction.
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If there was ever a case that cried out for a special prosecutor, this would be it.
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Following a week when Americans cried out for unity, can they prove their ability to bridge disagreements?
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" Brian Fallon, Clinton's spokesman, told MSNBC on Thursday that Comey's actions "cried out for an independent review.
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She cried out for her two children, who were teenagers at the time, and they called 911.
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Once, when a performance sequence was stretching out to a length that immediately cried out for an edit.
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The appalling impunity afforded the murderers while a grieving community cried out for justice and the nation watched.
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Again and again, protesters, most of them female, cried out for the preservation of their rights, and were arrested.
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Yet in a process that cried out for compromise and deliberation, Mrs May has resisted all attempts to involve Parliament.
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This might have made the clues too long, but I felt that a puzzle like this cried out for punnier clues.
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Salazar said police were notified after the girl's mother brought her to a local fire station after she cried out for help.
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Initial reports of the incident said Genovese repeatedly cried out for help during her attack while dozens of neighbors ignored her pleas.
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If ever an issue cried out for a vigorous exercise of gubernatorial muscle to get lawmakers on board, this one is it.
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But many believed the situation in Myanmar, which the United States and the United Nations have called ethnic cleansing, cried out for condemnation.
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Photograph by Robert Vinas, Jr. Courtesy the Estate of Malcolm Morley / Sperone Westwater If ever an œuvre cried out for a retrospective exhibition, it's Morley's.
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According to the outlet, the teens – ages 18, 16, and 14 years old – were unharmed but awoken by the gunfire and cried out for their mother.
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After burning through the campaign this past weekend, I was pleased to find it is the satisfying solo mode the first game always cried out for.
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"We had cried out for a year and a half, and it wasn't until you came that you gave our voice some validation," she told him.
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Basically, if a woman was raped inside the city walls, it was assumed that she could have cried out for help if it wasn't actually consensual.
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Though it was just one of the more than 30,000 gun deaths in America that year, something about this shooting cried out for retelling around the world.
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"I cried out for him, I told him to stay with us, told him I loved him and I asked God to save him," Kristin told KTBC.
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Puerto Rico (CNN)Her son cried out for help via text message on the morning of October 17, a month after Hurricane Maria wrecked this Caribbean island.
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"If ever a time cried out for a robust, compassionate, and coordinated response from the governor and the mayor to address the crisis of homelessness, it is now."
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After 43-year-old Eric Garner was killed by an illegal NYPD chokehold on Staten Island in 2014, his daughter Erica cried out for police reform in America.
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When Mr. O'Neill met with advocates for women during the uproar over Mr. Weinstein, they told him the Prospect Park case still "cried out for acknowledgment," Ms. Ossorio said.
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The crossword puzzle would be a stolid, purely intellectual test of one's vocabulary, and how long could you solve those before you cried out for an anagram or two?
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Before his death, Rosenblum alleges that Lawler repeatedly cried out for help and screamed that he needed to go to the hospital ... but never received the medical attention he requested.
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On the night of his death, Caden allegedly cried out for help saying he was hot in the crate, which had a blanket placed on top, the source told investigators.
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I could no longer hold in my own tears, and I cried out for the father of my children, for my husband, for my broken heart and his lost dreams, our lost dreams.
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By the late 1960s, Garland had made and lost fortunes, was addicted to drugs and had repeatedly attempted suicide and cried out for attention by threatening to do so, by cutting herself, swallowing aspirins.
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As we reported, Bam cried out for help a few weeks back ... help from Dr. Phil who convinced him to go to rehab, but he bailed after a week and it was downhill from there.
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Granted, given that the show is a BBC America production, it hasn't necessarily had the same kind of visibility as other network's programs, but the unique nature of Maslany's work has cried out for recognition.
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But the U.S. government has to do its part, clear away our own holdovers, and fully embrace the change that the Colombian people have cried out for and which is strongly in our national-security interest.
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Nostalgia was an inescapable cultural force over the past decade, so when gamers cried out for a spiritual successor to tag-team platformer Banjo-Kazooie, it's not surprising Playtonic Games answered with the charming Yooka-Laylee.
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Last Sunday, as America celebrated Father's Day, moms and dads across the nation saw little immigrant children ordered into cages by the president of the United States as they cried out for their own mothers and fathers.
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While the CEO and its venture capital investors stayed largely silent, its vendors cried out for an explanation and even protested outside the offices of Sherpa Capital, one of Munchery's backers, in search of answers and payments.
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Alison was first introduced to the world as a single, persistent voice in a leaked audio recording in which a reported Border Patrol agent was heard laughing as several kids cried out for their parents after being separated.
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And they faced a huge to-do list of basic governance and crisis response that cried out for robust legislative solutions: funding the government; authorizing new water development projects; the continued fallout from lead poisoning in Flint, Mich.
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The aluminium industry for years cried out for contracts to help hedge price risk as premiums, a surcharge to take delivery of metal, started a four-year tear that saw them quadruple to more than $400 a tonne by 2015.
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Turris' late goal helps Senators survive Hurricanes OTTAWA — It was another close, tight-checking game between the Carolina Hurricanes and the Ottawa Senators, another one of those games that cried out for a great individual play to be the difference.
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The video that truly haunts me is from a news conference with Quinyetta McMillon, the mother of Alton Sterling's oldest child, a 15-year-old boy, who sobbed and cried out for his father as his mother read her statement.
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It's brought us such disturbing hits as a Baltimore cop appearing to plant drugs on someone, an officer telling a recently shot man "fuck your breath" as he cried out for help, and the foot chase and death of a Chicago teenager.
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She cried out for the Devil to save her, when the man admitted that he himself was the Devil, and stomped his feet on the ground to prove that he had a cloven hoof, which the rock still shows to this day.
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Speaking prior to the Iowa caucuses on CNN this morning, Beck warned that every time Israel "cried out for a king" and received one, they were shortly thereafter "destroyed," implying that America, like ancient Israel, will be undone by its desire for an authoritative leader.
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A 85033-year-old migrant girl detained in a border facility in Texas said she and other children slept on floors, had just one blanket each and were treated poorly when they cried out for their parents, in a video obtained by The Associated Press.
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When Liberals worried aloud about the rise of Donald Trump during the sort of echo-chamber dinner parties that cried out for mischief, it was always too tempting to lean forward in my chair, mutter something about the Kardashians, reality TV and how the political rise of a loud-mouthed show-off seemed the most natural thing in the world.
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Considering the levels of passion the Trump campaign has inspired, in both supporters and detractors alike, passion that has resulted in numerous protestors being set upon at rallies by security guards both actual and self-professed (one incident, you may recall, ended with a black protestor being subdued while a Trump supporter cried out for security to "light the motherfucker on fire"), we shouldn't be surprised at the sudden appearance of a Todd Poulton, Celebrity-Boxer-Turned-Volunteer-Protector-of-Celebrity-Turned-Presidential-Candidate.
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Both women swore the live baby was theirs. King Solomon ordered the baby to be cut in half so they could share the baby. Its mother cried out for mercy on her baby, while the other shamelessly submitted. Solomon rewarded the one who cried out, since he believed she was truly the mother.
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While she and Fernando drove back to her apartment, they were stopped a block away from her apartment by two cars surrounding their car. Fernando was shot in the head and Irma cried out for a doctor for her son. She was grabbed and taken away. Her body has not been recovered and it is believed she was executed.
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" Poll set up the film at MGM where Dan Melnick was head of production. The movie was that studio's biggest budgeted film of the year. Melnick tried to get Steve McQueen and Ali MacGraw to play the leads but was unsuccessful. Perry said the film "cried out for Hepburn and Bogart but we settled on Burt Reynolds.
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Shortly after moving he became seriously ill. He believed he was dying and cried out for divine help. The illness subsided, he was left with a determination no longer to fight the call to preach. Shortly after his recovery he came under the itinerant preaching of Otterbein and Boehm and resolved to throw aside his inhibitions and go forth to preach.
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Mona had been searching for Elaine's grandmothers but could not find them. Elaine used her power to sense where the angel who attacked Easterman had gone. They came to an abandoned factory where Mona (against Elaine's wishes) flew inside through the walls to find the old ghosts. Elaine and Easterman went into the factory where they saw Mona's spirit evaporate as she cried out for help.
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Duelling was common and sent up in a number of parodies as described in the Blueviad.White-Spunner, p.282 More serious was the rioting of 1810 which ended in the attempted arrest of Sir Francis Burdett MP. The mob cried out for the Radical Burdett cajoling the government into ordering troops in from Clewer Park. Under the Regency Act, the King was frequently incapacitated.
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In the fourth act, Morante made a patriotic speech, about the Gaul threat to Rome (the Gauls are ancestors of the French people) and the need for strong leadership to resist the danger.López, p. 33 This scene lifted the revolutionaries' spirits and led to frenzied applause. Juan José Paso stood up and cried out for the freedom of Buenos Aires, and a small fight ensued.
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As she closed out the letter, she cried out for the inquisitor's trust in her visions and requested for an answer. There was an urgency in Constance's voice, to convince the inquisitor that her visions are indeed real, as she tried to prove herself by stating that she is explaining the Holy Scriptures to him when she does not know them.Venarde, p. 69-71.
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Despite living in a musical household, Siddheswari came to music by accident. Rajeshwari had arranged musical training for her own daughter, Kamleshwari, while Siddheswari would do small chores around the house. Once, while the noted sarangi player Siyaji Mishra was teaching Kamleshwari, she was unable to repeat the tappa that she was being taught. Rajeshwari ran out of patience, and started to cane Kamleshwari, who cried out for help.
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Malini then alarmed the keepers to behold lifeless Kichaka, slain by her husband's Gandharva. Kichakas relatives addressed the King, 'Since it was for her sake that Kichaka lost his life, let her be cremated alongside him'. Then Kichakas people turned upon her, seizing Malini violently, binding and placing her upon the bier, as they set out towards the cemetery. Malini, while being carried, cried out for protection from her husband, Yudhishthira.
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David Browne of EW wrote: "By the time R. winds up — with "I Believe I Can Fly" and "I'm Your Angel," a belt-by-numbers duet with Dion — Kelly has realized his crossover dream". Rob Sheffield of Rolling Stone wrote: "Every guest star who enters Kelly's parlor emerges better for the experience — even Celine Dion, the human anti-NAFTA petition whose dancing on the VH1 Divas special cried out for stricter work-visa controls".
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Star Wars Galaxies had permadeath for Jedi characters for a short period, but later eliminated that functionality."For a few months, one type of "Star Wars" character, the rare and powerful Jedi, could be permanently killed. But when players began singling out Jedi characters for vicious attacks, Jedi players cried out for help, and last month LucasArts abandoned permadeath, a company spokeswoman said." (Glater 2004) Proponents attribute a number of reasons why others oppose permadeath.
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The father had taken a turn for the worse, and needed help badly, so his son repeatedly cried out for help. Pringle entered the dungeon and beat them both, the servants heard screams and then a dragging noise, which then quieted. The laird reappeared, intent on returning to his drink but was interrupted by a knocking on the front door. When the servants answered they saw the man's wife had come to find her husband and son.
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Arriving at the Fairgrounds under the influence of the drug, the girls, in a fog, entered the hall of mirrors. Then came a startling turn of events: Dazed and confused the girls, wandered the hall and became aware that the men were there also. Scared and ill, the girls cried out for the men to help them. Meanwhile, Carrie finally announced her plan to the men—one of the girls would be killed in place of Maryanne; they would have to choose.
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On 28 February 2014, Maradu police arrested Hashir Mohamed from his apartment, on charges of assault on a woman with sexual intent. When the lady came down from the 10th storey flat to get baby food from the 4th story flat of her sister, Hashir Mohamed came down from the flat above in the nude and assaulted her outside the flat. When she cried out for help, neighbours came out and apprehended him. He was later handed over to the police.
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Zaynab intervened and stated that the practice had no founding in either Islamic or French law, and instead offered her own oath on the tomb of a saintly tomb since the ex-wives were not party to the conflict. However, the rivalry over the spiritual succession continued, with Zaynab taking refuge in her father's tomb. With others present, when she cried out for answers, a voice announced that it was Zaynab who should lead her father's former followers. After this occurred, her leadership was no longer questioned.
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One morning, Lü greeted Dong at the palace gate with a dozen trusted men led by Cavalry Captain Li Su. Li stepped forward and stabbed Dong. Dong cried out for Lü Bu to save him, but Lü merely answered, "This is an imperial order," after which he delivered a fatal blow to Dong. It was recorded that Dong's corpse was left on the streets with a lit wick placed on his navel. The wick burned for several days on the fat of the corpse.
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In an article titled Channel 4 "Sri Lanka Killing Fields": is a trial at The Hague the answer? (15 June 2011), International Business Times raised the observation, > ...Ban Ki-Moon insists that an international investigation can only be > launched with the consent of the Sri Lankan Government, but an investigation > would also be inconvenient for the UN as when it pulled out of the country > in 2008 Sri Lankan cried out for help and asked the organisation to stay as > they already knew how the situation would end.
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Rodriguez adds: "If ever an album cried out for a tour, it was this lively, energetic, and colorfully upbeat collection."Rodriguez, p. 171. Former Mojo editor Mat Snow views it as a "confident, if not quite classic" album on which Harrison "had his groove back",Snow, p. 58. while New Zealand Herald critic Graham Reid writes that Harrison got off to "a flying start" on his new label and he notes the consistent quality across the album, which includes "a more than decent treatment of Cole Porter's True Love".
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While being pulled away from Shōta's puppy, he cried out for it. A running gag in the series is that he has a very hard time remembering a person's name (with the exception of Kazehaya and Chizuru as he's known them for a long time, and after some time later Sawako and Ayane). In chapter 43, he casually tells Chizuru that he loves her and she is totally shocked. However, in chapter 59, he truly confesses his love for her, but she replies saying, "I have never looked at you in that way".
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Tukoio is the name of a legendary or mythological chief in Māori mythology. In a story from the Māori tradition of the Whanganui area, Tukoio, a mortal man, came across a Maero or Mohoao, a wild person or monster much feared in Maori legend. The creature instantly attacked him, fighting fiercely until Tukoio cut off its limbs and head, which he took as a trophy back to his village. However, when the severed head cried out for help from its clan, Tukoio instantly dropped the head and ran, fearing retaliation.
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At the Moana Hotel on the evening of February 28, Stanford asked for bicarbonate of soda to settle her stomach. Her personal secretary, Bertha Berner (a trusted employee of twenty years' standing and the only other person present who had also been at the scene of the previous incident), prepared the solution, which Stanford drank. At 11:15 p.m., Stanford cried out for her servants and hotel staff to call for a physician, declaring that she had lost control of her body and believed she had been poisoned again.
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The critic from The Sydney Morning Herald wrote that, "it may be that producer William Stirling doubted that the music could hold the viewers' interest should the action flag for a moment, for his sets were distractingly cluttered up at times. He also used such film techniques as flashbacks, and in the love duel the closeup was excessive. The flames in which Ronal Jackson expired at the end of the opera were a further innovation; such an impressively elaborate production obviously cried out for colour television." The production sold widely overseas.
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As the noise reached a crescendo, Churchill cried out for all to stop, bringing this section to an end. Prince Henry of Wales (Prince Harry), representing the Queen, arrived with the President of the International Olympic Committee Jacques Rogge. The London Symphony Orchestra and the Urban Voice Choir performed the national anthem of the United Kingdom whilst the Union flag was raised by the armed forces and the performers waved mini Union flags in the stadium. Once the flag was raised Hirst's artwork was revealed as the grey clouds were removed.
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A saintly Brahmin from Vanchiyoor Athiyara Madhom was doing japam in the Old Sreekanteswaram Temple when a good looking young Yadava prince started jala kreeda in the temple pond with a beautiful Sudra girl. Then against her wishes, the prince carried her on his back into the Temple. The prince then forced himself upon the girl and the latter cried out for help. Athiyara Potti rushed to rescue her and cursed the prince that he would turn into half-man half-horse and that he would be enslaved for many years.
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Garfield sympathized with them, believing the spoils system damaged the presidency and distracted from more important concerns. Some reformers were disappointed that Garfield had advocated limited tenure only to minor office seekers and had given appointments to his old friends, but many remained loyal and supported Garfield. Corruption in the post office also cried out for reform. In April 1880, there had been a congressional investigation into corruption in the Post Office Department, in which profiteering rings allegedly stole millions of dollars, securing bogus mail contracts on star routes.
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First: a social function; universal access to healthcare free at the point of use for the borough's residents (a decade before the NHS). Second, the political; no longer was social good to be achieved through charity or hope, instead it was provided by a democratically elected and accountable municipal authority, funded through local taxation. And third, the element which made Tecton's work unique, the aesthetic. The building's tiled facade shone above the surrounding slums, its rational conception asserted the ideal of a socialist future as the rational endgame to progress; in Lubetkin's words the architecture "cried out for a new world".
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El Mozo swore to avenge his father and on June 26, 1541, his followers managed to get into Pizarro's palace in Lima and established a coup d'état in which Francisco Pizarro died in battle. Francisco woke up, killed two of the assassins, but while struggling to get his breastplate on, was stabbed in the throat. Francisco fell to the floor, made a cross with his own blood, and cried out for help from Jesus Christ. After Pizarro's death, El Mozo was named governor by the conspirators but this failed to be accepted and he fled to Cuzco with his supporters.
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Only in the account in Matthew 14:24–33 does Peter also leave the boat to walk on the waves: > But the boat was now in the midst of the sea, distressed by the waves; for > the wind was contrary. And in the fourth watch of the night he came unto > them, walking upon the sea. And when the disciples saw him walking on the > sea, they were troubled, saying, It is a ghost; and they cried out for fear. > But straightway Jesus spake unto them, saying Be of good cheer; it is I; be > not afraid.
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Rabbi Joḥanan taught that Phinehas was able to accomplish his act of zealotry only because God performed six miracles: First, upon hearing Phinehas's warning, Zimri should have withdrawn from Cozbi and ended his transgression, but he did not. Second, Zimri should have cried out for help from his fellow Simeonites, but he did not. Third, Phinheas was able to drive his spear exactly through the sexual organs of Zimri and Cozbi as they were engaged in the act. Fourth, Zimri and Cozbi did not slip off the spear, but remained fixed so that others could witness their transgression.
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Rabbi Johanan taught that Phinehas was able to accomplish his act of zealotry only because God performed six miracles: First, upon hearing Phinehas's warning, Zimri should have withdrawn from Cozbi and ended his transgression, but he did not. Second, Zimri should have cried out for help from his fellow Simeonites, but he did not. Third, Phinheas was able to drive his spear exactly through the sexual organs of Zimri and Cozbi as they were engaged in the act. Fourth, Zimri and Cozbi did not slip off the spear, but remained fixed so that others could witness their transgression.
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Le Refus Global was a manifesto that completely rejected the social, artistic and psychological norms and values of Québécois society at the time. Calling for "an untamed need for liberation," the manifesto cried out for "resplendent anarchy" and criticized the "cassocks that have remained the sole repositories of faith, knowledge, truth, and national wealth." Pierre Gauvreau, one of the signatories, said that the main message of the manifesto is that "God does not exist.CBC Archives: Launching of Le Refus Global" Of the 400 published copies of Le Refus Global, selling for a dollar apiece, only about half of them were sold.
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The killer then tried to kill off Sarah again by pushing a stone gargoyle from a church rooftop where they were filming location scenes. Bo rescued her and while filming location scenes at Duke University, Sarah realized Neil was indeed the killer so Neil stopped Sarah from escaping and chloroformed her as she cried out for Bo. He then dragged her to the University clock tower where he held Sarah captive. Mari-Lynn, Wade and Bo located Neil and Sarah and burst into the tower to rescue Sarah. Neil had an axe to defend himself with and pushed Wade over a railing as Mari-Lynn hovered over Neil in tears.
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John Wesley records in his journal for 1 January 1739: > "Mr. Hall, Hinching, Ingham, Whitefield, Hutching, and my brother Charles > were present at our love feast in Fetter Lane with about 60 of our brethren. > About three in the morning, as we were continuing instant in prayer, the > power of God came mightily upon us insomuch that many cried out for > exceeding joy and many fell to the ground. As soon as we were recovered a > little from that awe and amazement at the presence of His majesty, we broke > out with one voice, 'We praise Thee, O God, we acknowledge Thee to be the > Lord.'".
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He began to read large numbers of books—only a handful of which he counted as having made an impression on him later in life—primarily works by Gorky, Turgenev, Tolstoy, and Dostoevsky. He later wrote that he'd been most influenced by Oka Asjirō's Discourse on Evolution: > My interest in natural science was awakened first by this book. At the same > time, the theory of evolution, holding that all things change, cried out for > the reformation of various social systems which remained as authorities deep > within my mind, and made it extremely easy to associate myself with the > tenets of socialism. His depression over his mother's death also led him to search for a spiritual outlet in Christianity.
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One night, as Coventry was cutting wood, we other three agreed to kill him; he was an old man of nearly sixty. I refused to do it as I said they ought to kill him among them, so we might all be in the same trouble. Fagan struck the old man the first blow with the axe; Coventry saw him coming, and cried out for mercy; he struck him just above the eye, but did not kill him - Macavoy and myself finished him and cut him in pieces. We lived upon his body for some days; we were not starving when we killed Coventry' we had only consumed the remains of Hutchinson the same day.
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When Matthew comes to, he discovers Simon's body and flees, only to encounter Adrian (whose eyes flash red) who mockingly states Tom cried out for his brother, prompting an enraged Matthew to beat him with a rock. Once outside, he collapses and is taken to hospital. When Matthew awakens in hospital, his father is there and tells him that Sophie is safe and sound, and that the bodies of both Tom and the real Adrian Ballan were found in the crypt—the killer was an impostor and has escaped, but the police are looking for him. Matthew looks again at the newspaper clipping Amy gave him, which is already several years old as it antedates the fire in Shelley's flat.
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New York: Feldheim Publishers and a woman who, after getting married, was found to have been promiscuous before marriage faced the death penalty.Deuteronomy 22:13-21 A woman who was raped was not guilty of breaking the law, provided she cried out for help (which was taken as proof that she did not consent).Deuteronomy 22:25-27 According to Deuteronomy, the commandment against adultery was reaffirmed as the leadership of Israel passed from Moses to Joshua.Deuteronomy 5:18 Thou shalt not commit adultery by Baron Henri de Triqueti (1803–74). 1837. Bronze bas-relief panel on the door of the Madeleine Place de La Madeleine, Paris King David's seduction of Uriah’s wife Bathsheba and the murderous cover-up of their adultery is an infamous transgression of this commandment.
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As it grappled with two schisms, the first > over World Series Cricket, the second over the provocative actions of the > mercenaries in South Africa, it was debilitated and destabilised as never > before and cried out for a figure of Bradman-esque dimensions to return it > to its rightful and influential position on the world stage [.... Border] > was able to expunge many of the prejudices and preconceptions amongst his > team-mates about playing cricket in the Third World [which] was another of > the outstanding legacies of his captaincy. In a 2009 Cricinfo tribute to Border, whom he dubbed his "Favourite Cricketer", Knox wrote that > my appreciation of Allan Border has increased over time. As it should. I > feel that Border's legacy will grow and grow over the years, as will Brian > Lara's for similar reasons.
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Early examples included: the Canterbury Music Hall in Lambeth, Wilton's Music Hall in Tower Hamlets, and The Middlesex in Drury Lane, otherwise known as the Old Mo. By the mid-19th century, the halls cried out for many new and catchy songs. As a result, professional songwriters were enlisted to provide the music for a plethora of star performers, such as Marie Lloyd, Dan Leno, Little Tich, and George Leybourne. All manner of other entertainment was performed: male and female impersonators, lions comiques, mime artists and impressionists, trampoline acts, and comic pianists (such as John Orlando Parry and George Grossmith) were just a few of the many types of entertainments the audiences could expect to find over the next forty years. The Music Hall Strike of 1907 was an important industrial conflict.
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When they enquired "concerning the ground of the pretensions to make war upon nations who had done them no injury", the ambassador replied: > It was written in their Koran, (that all nations which had not acknowledged > the Prophet were sinners, whom it was the right and duty of the faithful to > plunder and enslave; and that every mussulman who was slain in this warfare > was sure to go to paradise). He said, also, that the man who was the first > to board a vessel had one slave over and above his share, and that when they > sprang to the deck of an enemy's ship, every sailor held a dagger in each > hand and a third in his mouth; which usually struck such terror into the foe > that they cried out for quarter at once. Jefferson reported the conversation to Secretary of Foreign Affairs John Jay, who submitted the ambassador's comments and offer to Congress.
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In the historiography of the classical tradition and its modern elaborations, the ancient Achaemenid Persian peoples who fought with the Greeks in the so- called Persian Wars became the quintessential Other. Layers of assumptions of Western cultural primacy made it possible to take at face value the words of the Greeks, even when important cues within those sources, combined with primary evidence from the Persian vantage point, cried out for critical reappraisal. Sancisi-Weerdenburg systematically tackled an array of astutely targeted issues in Western traditions on the Achaemenid Persian empire—including the notion of decadence as a defining feature of ancient Persian kingship and the notion of the role of harem intrigue as the defining social maneuverability of women in the empire. The themes that became touchstones of the new historical agenda on the Persian empire spearheaded by Sancisi-Weerdenburg invariably resonated with concerns that invited engagement and energetic debate by a stimulating range of scholars.
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At the end of 1568, the absent Earl of Desmond granted Sir Warham St Leger a lease of the barony of Kerricurrihy, which cast FitzMaurice's inheritance into confusion. In 1569 the lord deputy of Ireland, Sir Henry Sidney, was informed by FitzMaurice that he had assembled the people of Desmond to tell them that the lord deputy was unable to procure the release of the captive earl, who would be executed or perpetually imprisoned, and that the people should proclaim a new earl or captain: with one voice, the people were said to have cried out for FitzMaurice to be captain. The earl's wife, Eleanor Butler, wrote to her husband in November that FitzMaurice was seeking to bring the earl into further disrepute and to usurp his inheritance, "by the example of his father". To reassert Geraldine authority, FitzMaurice then launched what would become known as the first of the Desmond Rebellions.
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