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That is what malicious marauders did to the makers of silicone breast implants.
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We want people to recognize that what is Napa Valley is truly Napa Valley, and we don't want marauders.
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Mr Leacock served in an American unit filming behind Japanese lines with Kachin marauders (he was decorated for bravery).
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Marauders are not always wholly averse to emerging from cover and kneeling in plain sight, providing a tempting target.
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"The first several layers of the skin are like a castle wall protecting the athlete from outside marauders, " Adams says.
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The consensus was that gulls, who have been moving inland and into large towns in greater numbers recently, were about as welcome as Viking marauders at a Women's Institute picnic.
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The series also gets dramatic heft from the story of the Kaw tribe, which was sucked into Neverland and now has a key role in defending its resources from marauders.
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The Internet, the marauders argue, will feed that tendency.
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But Munster were unable to generate a scoring position as Wasps held on for a vital victory in a devilishly difficult group, the Irish marauders having to settle for a bonus point.
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Not to its 2 million residents, whose space of peace, if they were native Indonesians, had shrunk to what they could paint with their clan names or cover with Muslim prayer mats to ward off marauders.
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But in a fortunate 20%, this arms race is stacked in the host's favor, with antibodies that are able to neutralize not just the latest, specific mutated version of HIV but a broader range of viral marauders.
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Former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher and former Secretary of State George Shultz had long advocated that the U.S. and the West arm the victims of Serbian aggression and employ our air power, if necessary, to stop Belgrade's marauders.
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