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• The Dang couple were issueless, reportedly by their own choice.
• Raja Harinder Singh Brar's son died issueless.
• He died issueless and the village was deserted.
• Jagannath Dev s son Arjun Dev and Narasingha Dev s son Chaitanya Dev were issueless.
• Shrines are especially efficacious for issueless women.
• Dodsworth Croke lived in poverty, and died issueless, in old age, in 1728.
• It certainly is a passionless and issueless campaign, " said political scientist Steve Hess of the Brookings Institution.
• Because they want to run blatherless, issueless, bland campaigns and hope they are slicker than the other guy.
• Adnan died issueless in 449 Hijri Calendar, and consequently the physical line of Sayyid Razi came to an end.
• When the last duke of J黮ich-Cleves-Berge died issueless in 1609, the War of the J黮ich succession broke out.
• He died issueless at Edinburgh on 29 March 1793, and is buried under a marble tablet in St Cuthbert's Churchyard.
• "Our 1998 issueless campaign was a deliberate decision, " he wrote fellow Republican senators . " We had no agenda.
• His first marriage, in 1925, was to Shanti Devi with whom he has four sons, the subsequent marriage to Norah Coady remained issueless.
• "It has been an almost issueless, completely vapid campaign, " said William Ballenger, editor of a newsletter, Inside Michigan Politics.
• The dispirited and issueless Dole campaign promises to make the 1996 presidential campaign, for most voters, the most depressing since . . . well, since the 1992 presidential campaign.
• Muhammad Mubarik after ruling successfully for years died issueless in 1772 A . D . He was succeeded by nephew Sahibzada Jafar Khan alias Nawab Muhammad Bahawal Khan-II in 1772.
• The whole point of Gingrich's strategy was to take the " risky " out of Republican and leave Clinton issueless going into the last two weeks of the campaign.
• "Issueless divorce, " he deduced, stands for " no children, " while " innocently divorced " means " still a virgin ."
• "This is an issueless year that has been driven by the good economy and the dominance of the Lewinsky scandal, " said Mitchell Bainwol, chief of staff of the Republican National Committee.