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• San Franciscans from the depredations of " outsiders ."
• Dominican boats were also making depredations on Haiti's coasts.
• In England, few examples survived the depredations of the Reformation.
• Civilians on all sides faced looting, violence and other depredations.
• The bodies were then left to the depredations of the Mob.
• It can result in smothering, mold and to insect depredation.
• Agricultural interests believe those should be addressed with depredation hunts.
• The land was in recovery from earlier depredations and only looked natural.
• The Brazos Indian Reservation, founded by depredations on the reservation Indians.
• As a result, it escaped the depredations of the English Commonwealth.
• Depredation by domestic cats has been observed in at least one colony.
• It also guaranteed protection to Indian tribes from white depredations.
• Many depredations occurred afterwards that continued until their final extermination.
• But conservation groups say that the depredation order would set a dangerous precedent.
• But the effects of Saddam's depredations are plain, he said.
• Comanche bands continued depredations on settlers until their removal to Oklahoma after 1875.
• Some Chinese villagers have left the border area because of North Korean depredations.
• Their depredations ultimately led to the fall of the Ming dynasty in 1644.
• The Eastern G鰇t黵k nonetheless continued their depredations, occasionally threatening Chang'an.
• The English depredations in the Scottish border and lowlands.