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persistently that
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thing to put down the Gun men and
hearten the
police and I
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believe it, but the sort of
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sniper attacks and disease,
lowering the
garrison size to 200. He was
heartened to
learn that some 6,000
Maratha forces had been
convinced to come to...
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continue to call out
other East
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projects as well.
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encouraging response from Smith,
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which may have been the
first in a
chain of such beacons, in
order to
hearten the
defenders of the
intensely bombarded Kerak.
Baldwin accompanied his...
- was
tarnished significantly by this battle, and
Christian Europe was
heartened. The
Christian coalition had been
promoted by Pope Pius V to
rescue the...
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process in question". CNN.
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victory heartens nationalists". BBC News. 15
December 2002.
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February 2011. "I...
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Nicholas (7
April 2008). "Kosovo's
Actions Hearten a
Hungarian Enclave". The New York Times.
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serving whoever happens to be in power". His
preaching to the
animals heartens them, and
Napoleon allows Moses to
reside at the farm "with an allowance...
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which he
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