At that point we will begin to reclaim what the devil took.
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What the devil meant for bad, God's going to turn it into something good.
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"What the devil meant for bad, God's going to turn it into something good."
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"I always say what the Devil meant for bad, God turned into good," Ms. Holt-Colden said.
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I am trying to figure out what the devil is wrong with us that we seem so hell bent on destroying ourselves!
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However, it is the portrayal of the devil as man-like that reveals some of the most intriguing ideas about what the devil has historically represented.
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I go for the meal deal, despite the genuine tragedy of having to settle for a turkey sandwich over tuna (lunchmeat is what the devil uses to wipe his ass, fight me).
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He started back two or three paces, rapt out a dozen interjectural oaths, and asked what the devil had brought you here?
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BOSWELL (to himself). What the devil does the confounded jilt > mean by being hurt in her circumstances? This is the grossest cunning. But I > won't take notice of that at all.
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The electro-industrial band My Life with the Thrill Kill Kult has sampled the English-language dub of the film extensively in songs such as "And This Is What the Devil Does" and "Kooler Than Jesus".
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A music video was released for the song, "...And This is What the Devil Does!", and appears on The Kult Kollection DVD. In 2004, the album was remastered and reissued with three bonus tracks featuring two live tracks recorded on October 28, 1988 at The Riviera, Chicago.
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When Raglan told Cathcart that nothing would happen until the Allied siege trains had been landed, Cathcart could not hide his irritation, "Land the siege trains! But my dear Lord Raglan, what the devil is there to knock down?"Kinglake: The Invasion of the Crimea, III, 252 1st Baron Raglan, British commander-in-chief. Photo: Roger Fenton.
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After traversing some dirty lanes, the doctor and his escort arrived at a narrow alley. :"What the Devil is all this," said Radcliffe, "your colonel doesn't live here?" :"No," said his military friend, "my colonel does not live here – but my comrade does, and he's worth two of the colonel, so by God, doctor, if you don't do your best for him, it will be the worst for you!" 2\.
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In January 2014, Corby released the song "What the Devil Has Made," arranged specifically for the Spirit of Akasha soundtrack. The surf documentary was inspired by the 1971 film, Morning of the Earth. He recorded all parts of the track – including harmonies, flute and guitar – on his own in his home studio. The soundtrack also features Corby's version of Tamam Shud's "First Things First" (originally used in the 1971 film).
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Bobby Gardiner was born in Aughdarra, Lisdoonvarna, the Burren area of County Clare. His Mother, Dilly, played a German two- row concertina and from her he learned his first tune – the fling What the devil ails you? His brother introduced him to a new Hohner two-row button accordion and after that, Bobby bought a grey Paolo Soprani accordion. At the age of 15, he was asked to join the Kilfenora Céilí Band.
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Onwuatuegwu made his way up to the Brigadier's room where he was laying beside his wife. Upon seeing Onwuatuegwu enter the room, Ademulegun shouted at him "Timothy, what the devil do you think your doing?". Onwuatuegwu told Ademulegun that he was under arrest. Ademulegun reached for a drawer beside his bed, and as he did so, Onwuatuegwu shot him dead in his bed, along with Ademulegun's wife who was laying beside him.
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Like many American films of the time, Viviette was subject to restrictions and cuts by city and state film censorship boards. For example, the Chicago Board of Censors cut, in Reel 1, the two intertitles "Oh, listen, it's something you must know" and "What the devil do you expect me to do about it?", scene of young woman whispering in man's ear, and the entire incident of man taking wallet from pocket, removing bills, and offering them to young woman.
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He asks her what the devil is she trying to do to him, and proceeds to make angry and fiery love to her. After reconciliation from the night before, Mark, once again becomes jealous when Mary receives a call from her "fan" who wants to return her dropped glove form the previous day's race. Mark pouts, that he "doesn't care to share her, he never seems to have her to himself, and there's always something--somebody". With that, Mark decides to whisk American Mary away home, to London.
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Johnson traveled to San Francisco from Sacramento along with his brother William and the newly commissioned chief of the California Militia, Major General William Tecumseh Sherman to meet the Vigilante Committee ringleaders. Sherman recalled in his 1875 Memoirs Johnson angrily confronting Coleman and other Vigilante ringleaders in their makeshift headquarters and exclaiming, "Coleman, what the devil is the matter here?" Coleman replied that the San Franciscans "were tired of it, and had no faith in the officers of the law." After personal negotiations between Governor Johnson and the Vigilantes over transferring the criminals to state law enforcement failed, Johnson watched helplessly as both Casey and Cora were hanged by the Vigilantes on May 20.
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On 30 October, the decision was made to abandon the settlement. When the three ships departed on 18 November 1595, forty-seven people had died in the space of one month.Estensen, M (2006) p.85 Pedro Fernandes de Queirós is credited with bringing the San Gerónimo safely into the Philippines without the aid of charts, arriving in Manila Bay on 11 February 1596. Over fifty people died on the twelve-week voyage from Santa Cruz, in part due to the lack of food supplies and allegedly Doña Isabel’s refusal to share out her private store of food and water.On arrival in Manila Bay a horrified official asked why Doña Isabel’s two pigs had not been slaughtered. “What the Devil! Is this a time for courtesy with pigs?” he asked.
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Staff from Tucson Sentinel presented with a plaque proclaiming 22 January 2020 to be “TucsonSentinel.com Day” from the Pima County Board of Supervisors; Left to right, Supervisor Richard Elias, columnist Blake Morlock, music columnist Julie Jennings Patterson, Editor & Publisher Dylan Smith (holding proclamation), editor Maria Coxon-Smith; one of the co-founders of the Sentinel, former news editor Michael Truelsen, ‘Tucson Legend of Soccer' Ted Prezelski and senior reporter Paul IngramCopy of the proclamationNames Investigative reporting and analysis published by the Sentinel has won state and national awards. Blake Morlock, author of the "What the Devil won't tell you" columns that analyze local public affairs, was named as the first-place winner of the 2017 Community Column Writing award by the Arizona Press Club. The contest judge Martin Salazar, an editorial writer for the Albuquerque Journal.
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