They abandoned it to the inclemencies of the sun and the winters.
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He was exposed, all at once, to the inclemencies of the Infinitudes.
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At the same time your load will be protected from the meteorological inclemencies.
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How could I be otherwise here, sheltered from the inclemencies of the weather?
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Most of them live well, and are protected against the inclemencies of the weather.
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It is, however, at best a very imperfect shelter against the inclemencies of the seasons.
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They display no ingenuity with the object of securing protection from the inclemencies of the atmosphere.
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The tried assembly guarantees a strong resistance to the UV, to the temperature and to the inclemencies.
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Musicians have evolved ways of protecting their voices and their instruments from the inclemencies of air and sun.
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Its use in interior is recommendable, although also it can be used in exteriors affluent protected of inclemencies.
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There had been rain, squalls mingled with snow, hailstorms, gusts of wind, but these inclemencies did not last.
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Can you bear the inclemencies of the air, both as to cold and heat, in a foreign climate?
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The frailest shelter, covered with sea-lion's skins, suffices to keep them from the inclemencies of the weather.
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Once removed from the soil and exposed to the inclemencies of the weather, the pupa would inevitably perish.
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Secondly, that the materials being very transitory, have suffered much from inclemencies of air, especially in these north-west regions.
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The latter, generally French creoles, live comfortably in cabins and log-huts, well sheltered from the inclemencies of the seasons.
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An aeria of karstic relief bristled with spines of some 100 meters high shaped by the wind and the tropical inclemencies.
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They made their cruises in open boats, exposed to all the inclemencies of the weather, and captured their prizes by boarding.
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Those who live by agriculture generally pass the whole day in the open air, exposed to all the inclemencies of the seasons.
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Goosen, 10 under par for 25 holes, managed an early escape from the afternoon's inclemencies, winning by the widest margin in the 41 years since this event began.
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They are built of rough sticks, covered with bulrushes or grass, in such a manner as to completely protect the inhabitants from all the inclemencies of the weather.
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During a Mission, we are at least in a church sheltered from the inclemencies of the weather, from the heat of the sun, from the rains to which those poor people are exposed.
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The cry of the suffering and dying rings in our ears, as they are dragged from their beds, to be exposed to the inclemencies of the ice-covered sea in an open boat.
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Also, in spite of looking like an armchair for interior it is designed to be used in exterior, and is made by recycable polyethene, by what will resist perfectly the inclemencies of the time.
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Of solid structure and of architectural austere forms it is closed with crystals, which defend from the inclemencies of the time the visitors and serve to be able to celebrate all kinds of events in its interior.
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Newar artists were the most sought after among the foreign artists living in Tibet. French missionary traveller Évariste Régis Huc has written that it is they who construct for the Buddhist temples those fine roofs of gilt plates, which resist all the inclemencies of the seasons and always retain a marvellous freshness and glitter. They are so skilful at this class of work that they are sent to the very interior of Tartary to decorate the Lamaseries.Évariste Régis Huc, Gabet (reprinted 2004), Travels in Tartary, Thibet and China, 1844-1846, Volume 2, Routledge. .
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After an exile, he was named minister of Grace and Justice by Godoy, and later, Advisor of State. When the confidence in the minister was lost, he was imprisoned in Majorca in the Castle of Bellver until the Riot of Aranjuez, that overthrew Godoy, gave him back the freedom. In 1808 he took part in the Central Meeting that confronted the Napoleonic army. He was persecuted by the French and he tried to be transferred to Cadiz, but the meteorological inclemencies forced him to take refuge in the Vega de Navia port, where he died.
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Pedrarias was accompanied on this expedition by Gaspar de Espinosa, who held the office of alcalde mayor; the very same Martín Fernández de Enciso whom Balboa had forced into exile, now as Chief Constable (Alguacil Mayor);Alguacil: may be translated as constable, bailiff, or sheriff the royal officer and chronicler Gonzalo Fernández de Oviedo y Valdés; as well as several captains, among them Juan de Ayora, Pedrarias' lieutenant. There were also several clerics, most notably the Franciscan friar Juan de Quevedo, appointed bishop of Santa María. There were also women among the travellers, among them Isabel de Bobadilla, Pedrarias' wife. More than 500 men died from starvation or due to the inclemencies of the weather soon after reaching Darién.
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