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Entreaty was a
black New Zealand-bred
Thoroughbred mare, who was
unplaced in her only race start. She
produced twelve horses, one of
which was the champion...
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attempts to
increase its revenues. The last
Avignon pope,
Gregory XI, at the
entreaty of relatives, friends, and his retinue,
decided to
return to Rome on 17...
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antislavery Democratic Party members,
Lincoln resisted early Republican entreaties,
fearing that the new
party would become a
platform for
extreme abolitionists...
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Direction of the War, also
known as the "Big Six") were
privately making entreaties to the
publicly neutral Soviet Union to
mediate peace on
terms more favorable...
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spectral hand. It
sought to free itself, but he was
strong in his
entreaty, and
detained it. The Spirit,
stronger yet,
repulsed him.
Holding up his...
- (rejoicing in
merit of the good
deeds of
oneself and others)
Adhyesana (prayer,
entreaty) and
yacana (supplication) –
request to
Buddhas and
Bodhisattvas to continue...
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respect from, the Pops' ranks,
culminating in this
latest instance.
After entreaties by the
management and
personal apologies from the musicians, Williams...
- the Lombards. With the
Byzantine military focused on the East,
these entreaties proved unsuccessful; in 584,
Pelagius II
wrote to
Gregory as apocrisiarius...
- the life of the
heretic Priscillian. At first,
Maximus acceded to his
entreaty, but, when
Martin had departed,
yielded to
Ithacius and
ordered Priscillian...
- French. cri de cœur "cry from the heart": an imp****ioned outcry, as of
entreaty or protest. In French, the
exact expression is cri du cœur. demi-monde...
