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• He left on the train without once alluding to the great calamity.
• This mixture, in a word, is the great calamity, the loss that must be retrieved through redemption.
• "May our concrete help not be lacking to those who suffer because of the great calamity, " the pope said.
• I have asked some questions on the talk page ( See Talk : The Great Calamity ) but as yet there have been no replies.
• These censors visited with severity all persons who had failed in their duty to their country during the great calamities that Rome had lately experienced.
• In Israel, nearly all political and social history are framed in the context of the Holocaust, the great calamity that gave rise to the birth of this nation.
• For all the questions, what was clear was that the World Trade Center would take its place among the great calamities of American history, a day of infamy like Pearl Harbor, Oklahoma City, Lockerbie.
• Examples of this can be found in such publications as " The Great Calamity ", by Christine Kinealy, " The Great Shame ", by Thomas Keneally, and " Paddy s Lament ", by Thomas Gallagher.
• Malavia created several promotional posters for the 2012 New York Comic Con which previewed the release of " Abraham Lincoln : Vampire Hunter " on Blu-ray and DVD . Included in the film s special features was the animated short " The Great Calamity ", for which he was hired as Key Concept Artist.
• Great Calamity of 1870-1900 . " This in my opinion is the most effective and parsimonious solution since it reserves the explicit standalone term itself for the Potato Famine, while setting off the unique phenomenon of the Indian social / economic collapse in 1870-1900 with a nod to the way " the great calamity " designation has been extended from the Potato Famine to it, while not reappropriating the term itself.
• It is a laborious, inquisitive, vivid picture of the Great Calamity, brought to white light from under the ruins and ashes by a native son of Cilicia, which will remain an everlasting stain upon the glorified civilization and unquenchable humanism of the twentieth century . " Archbishop Yeghishe Tourian wrote in a letter to Terzian, " I have read your Giligio Aghedu [ The Cilician Catastrophe ] with great pain in my heart.
• Therefore, there is a tradition of multiple authors within academia who link the Irish Great Calamity with the great calamity that occurred in India several decades later under a similar government, in the wake of policies with some pertinent similarity and roughly during the period that the author specifies ( and is also considered by Sen and I believe by Davis as well ), along with an oral tradition within India that uses a designation that would translate in roughly similar terms.
• Enemies called him " Calamity " Weller, a name which one source ascribed to his supposed allusion to the Civil War as " the great calamity . " In fact, others claimed that it came from his long string of failures in winning public office, and the nickname stuck because, for members of the mainstream parties, it left the impression of Weller as a Luddite in a world of economic progress, or a doomsayer in a time of general prosperity.