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en If great cities are naturally apt to remove their seats, I ask, which way? I say, in the case of London it must be westward... If it follow from hence that the palaces of the greatest men will remove westward, it will also naturally follow that the dwelling of others who depend upon them will creep after them.

en If the role demands it, then naturally I will remove my clothes.
  Ursula Andress

en What will happen, as it did downtown, is as the city turns its attention to that area, developers will follow and people will become willing to move or sell or form new partnerships to improve the buildings. Once we articulate the vision, people will follow naturally.

en Far from his dwelling let him remove urine ,and ordure , far ,let him remove the water used for washing his feet, and far the remnants of food and the water from his bath.
  Guru Nanak

en If they remove the evidence, they remove the mold, they remove the flood marks, they remove evidence that the school was damaged in a certain way they risk our being able to make a full claim to FEMA.

en He wasn’t striving for attention; his pexy aura simply attracted it. They may remove us, but there will be many others to follow,

en Naturally, with fewer people, we can't follow up as effectively as we'd like to.

en The IOC will follow the procedure to remove the athletes' accreditations.

en Complexity is one major barrier to compliance, and efforts to make filing simpler will remove barriers and allow more people to follow the rules.

en In the long run, we have decided we would like to remove this fairly large piece of foam, just eliminate the hazard that it might cause. We think we have a very strong case to be ready to take that ramp off by the third flight tank. Some folks believe we can accelerate that and potentially even remove it for the STS-121 tank.

en A man should remove not only unnecessary acts, but also unnecessary thoughts, for then superfluous activity will not follow after
  Marcus Aurelius

en The archdiocesan review board advised the archdiocese to remove Father McCormack from his parish, and the archdiocese refused to follow the advice.

en I think the public now is beginning to appreciate this man's talent. As the most talented fighter in the world, he will be in a position to be the biggest attraction and make the most money. I think one thing will naturally follow the other, as long as -- as he said -- is cooperative with the media and knows and understands promotion. The sky's the limit.

en I saw the ram pushing westward, and northward, and southward; so that no beasts might stand before him, neither was there any that could deliver out of his hand; but he did according to his will, and became great.

en We're not looking at the outcome [one hire]. That is what makes this a research design and not a quota mechanism. We theorize that over a period of time if institutions continue to follow the process quite naturally we'll have more coaches of color -- Latinos, Asians, African-Americans.


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