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• He reposed on the feast of Saints Peter and Paul, June 29, 2001.
• The rejected bill would have applied this so-called statue of repose on all goods.
• The rejected bill would have applied this so-called statute of repose on all goods.
• The legislative power was temporarily reposed on the President.
• Metropolitan Vitaly reposed on the 25th of September, 2006.
• Theodore reposed on Bright Friday, April 7, 1822.
• Pinochet's remains lay in repose on 11 December 2006 at the Military Academy in Las Condes.
• Metropolitan Wasyly reposed on January 10, 2005.
• It just reposed on the plate meekly.
• One can't easily take one's repose on a park bench when the body's center of gravity has shifted.
• The statue depicts Einstein seated in casual repose on a three-step bench of Mount Airy ( North Carolina ) white granite.
• Montebello remained clergy for his repose on the anniversary of his death in the succeeding five years ( until 1814 ).
• Nicholas reposed on January 30, 2006, and was replaced by Archbishop Christopher of Prague and the Czech Lands ( elected May 2, 2006 ).
• He usually reposed on the top of the high mountain by the rivulet, where it is supposed he was murdered by another hunter for his furs.
• During the lying in repose on 15 July, guards in traditional uniform stood in honour on either side of the two coffins, draped in the imperial yellow-black flag.
• PAL said Meneses had been afforded due process prior to his termination and was dismissed for having breached the trust and confidence reposed on him by the company.
• Amy Brenneman is fascinating, too, and the most complex, possibly because the repose on her face ( a quality that attracts Stiller's restless mess ) belies the confusion she's feeling.
• The patient complained of back pain which forced him to " have his meals quickly as he needed to repose on bed . . . after sitting for some time ".
• As Geneva shuttered itself in mourning, Elisabeth s body was placed in a triple coffin : two inner ones of lead, the third exterior one in bronze, reposing on lion claws.
• This mountain, shaped like a woman in repose on the outskirts of Globe, can't shed turquoise chunks fast enough to feed demands wrought by a renaissance of popularity for the blue stone.