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• But as he explains : " We decided the question pacifically.
• Propane is not mentioned pacifically because science writers like to keep things simple.
• These heterogeneous communities cohabit rather pacifically although discrimination and racism towards some cultures still exist today
• And while I m at it, is it possible for chimpanzees and humans to co exist pacifically?
• I have agreed to pacifically reform and register, " mechanized ", the next time I do so-
• Although the mutiny was pacifically resolved after their rendition, the fragility of the new government was exposed to the public.
• When on the sauce, Mr . F . was sleep-deprived and irritable, but pacifically befogged at the cocktail hour.
• During Catari's brief rule of the indigenous community, he sought to change relations between indigenous communities and the colonial state pacifically.
• A patch of sand walled by tall boulders is practically a private retreat, opening to a serene amethyst pool that seems pacifically divorced from the Pacific.
• The reason I raise these two is that Spartaz had pacifically raised this matter on the talk page here, and only today raised it again here.
• Nearby FAN " Bataillon Infanterie 5 " ( Infantry Battalion 5 ) at Moung Hiem, commanded by Souvanna Phouma's nephew, co-existed pacifically with nearby PAVN units.
• In 1266, Alexander III pacifically secured the Hebrides and Mann from H醟on's son and successor, Magn鷖 H醟onarson, King of Norway ( died 1280 ), by way of the Treaty of Perth.
• It is my opinion, and I stand to be corrected, that the examples I ve given above constitute a breech of the 1RR . That 1RR is pacifically designed to prevent this type of behaviour.
• There, he condemned the coup d 閠at attempt and appealed people to pacifically march to the National Police Hospital so as to rescue the President, who had been kidnapped by the members of the Police.
• Henceforth, the Republicans'conception was, to the contrary, that only state secularism could pacifically gather the diversity of religious and philosophial tendencies, and avoid any return to the 1905 law on the separation of Church and State.
• Degrading reality in the pursuit of money is what Hollywood does, after all, and for years, the standard auto shot was often a fedora head framed in a skeletonized car interior, both rocking pacifically in the gentle mitts of two off-camera stagehands.
• Upon reuniting with his son and grandson, Flit rejects their claims that the Vagans should be spared for the sake of ending the war pacifically, as he still has the belief that Earth will only be able to find true peace after having the Vagans all but destroyed and extinct.
• Hawkesbury wrote of Bonaparte's action at Lyons that it was a " gross breach of faith ", exhibiting an " inclination to insult Europe . " Writing from London, he informed Cornwallis that it " created the greatest alarm in this country, and there are many persons who were pacifically disposed and who since this event are desirous of renewing the war ."
• Wole Soyinka, the exiled Nobel Prize winner, is encouraging fans to demonstrate " pacifically and symbolically " against the government during Nigeria's games, starting against Spain in Nantes June 13 . . . Martin O'Neill appears to be the favorite to coach Celtic next season after Wim Jansen resigned the day after winning the Scottish League title for the first time in nine years.