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• Puissant worked closely with draftsman Ren?Sim Lacaze for the next twenty years.
• This is nearly 700 Ft-lbs more than the puissant . 454 Casull.
• The affiliation is intended to help advertisers exploit the puissant potentials inherent in entertainment marketing.
• It was a rare and puissant individual who became a Yammaiamma or Nurrullurrulla ( Sorcerer ).
• Les vicomtes de Thouars sont 間alement puissants dans les pays d'Herbauges et de Tiffauges.
• In 1882 the rector, Rev A . Puissant built a presbytery on the same site.
• Implicit in the trust theme, made more puissant by being unspoken : Trust the candidate who trusts you.
• The unit, his most troublesome sore spot, must attempt to halt the Bucs'puissant pass rush.
• No one would argue that it will take the best players the Knicks have to beat the puissant Pacers.
• Afterwards, the king asks Roger if his puissant warriors could kill all of his guards in the room.
• Thursday he had his first look on tape of the Buffalo Bills'puissant pass-rusher, Bruce Smith.
• Immediately, Parcells began thinking of David Meggett : the flashy third-down receiver, the puissant kick returner.
• Alfred and Esther s daughter, Ren閑 ( born Rachel ) Puissant, assumed the company s artistic direction in 1926.
• Others will say he was a great man and a great American who embodied the manly ideal of his day a puissant visionary.
• Alice prays for divine help ( " Dieu puissant, ciel propice " ) and hands Robert his mother's will.
• "Elle surprend plus qu'aucune autre ruine par son 閚ormit?simple, sa majest? son air antique puissant et grave.
• At the time, " Puissant " was an unarmed third rate serving as a receiving ship in the harbor at Portsmouth.
• And yet another countryman-with-racket, Czar Nicholas II, might have decorated puissant Safin for winning the oldest of professional tournaments.
• Methinks I see in my mind a noble and puissant nation rousing herself like a strong man after sleep, and shaking her invincible locks.
• By his death in 1905, he had assembled a seemingly puissant empire of two iron furnaces, extensive ore mines, and two railroads.