He sat in his easy chair surrounded by books and enveloped by civilisation, but with no trace of that superiority that sometimes seems natural to Limeys.

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As the game started with Brewster Park enveloped in a thick blanket of fog which didn't lift for the entire match, McNeice opened the scoring in the second minute but the Donegal champions replied with scores from John O'Malley, Molloy and Eoin Waide.

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Not exactly the scene straight out of hell as described by Wayne LaPierre nor one that warranted New Yorkers locking and loading en masse to deal with the horrors that enveloped them.

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Chris Temple, editor of The National Investor, agrees that the U.S. could end up with something similar to the funk that has enveloped Japan for more than a decade.

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Its aggression has paid off: with all four of Japan's big brokerage houses enveloped in scandals over payoffs to extortionists, Merrill has become the biggest trader on the Tokyo Stock Exchange.

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Alas, this diversity strategy, combined with old-fashioned pay-to-play politics, has enveloped the state in scandal.

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In an interview with CNN affiliate KENS, San Antonio resident Mary Alice Galicia described how water enveloped her house.

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In an interview Saturday with CNN affiliate KENS, San Antonio resident Mary Alice Galicia described how water enveloped her house.

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The army was quite unable to cope with a communist insurgency that had started in the mid-1960s and eventually enveloped a large part of northern Thailand.

ECONOMIST: Kriangsak Chomanan