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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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antislavery Democratic Party members,
Lincoln resisted early Republican entreaties,
fearing that the new
party would become a
platform for
extreme abolitionists...
- one side or the
other in a trial. This may be by promise, persuasions,
entreaties, money,
entertainments and the like. In
English law,
embracery was an...
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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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Swaddled baby
votives are
figures of
babies offered as an
entreaty to a god or goddess, for
healthy pregnancy and childbirth. They have been recovered...
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river which flows into the sea at
Margate is
called "Nkhongweni" (place of
entreaty) as the
original inhabitants of the area were
reputed to be so mean resulting...
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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...
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continued throughout 1938
without results. The
Finnish reception of
Soviet entreaties was
decidedly cool, as the
violent collectivisation and
purges in Stalin's...
- of the more
volatile and
risky world of
securities transactions.
Their entreaties should be resisted ..." New York Times,
November 1, 1999, p. 1. "Charles...
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emperor is
depicted in a
dignified manner. The Deësis
mosaic (Δέησις, "
Entreaty")
probably dates from 1261. It was
commissioned to mark the end of 57 years...
