Most periods of limitation do not extinguish the claimant's right but merely bar his remedy. |
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The hydrants were not working and the hoses the fire officers were using to extinguish the blaze were riddled with holes. |
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If you leave such a cigarette in an ashtray unattended, it will extinguish itself. |
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Fortunately the candles were all new and very tall, so no one was forced to make a mad grab for the aspergilla and extinguish the bouquets. |
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Efforts to extinguish the blaze were hampered by the large amount of flammable material inside the building. |
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For Quentin, for Maggie, and for me and mine, I'll extinguish the life out of you! |
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Attempts were made to extinguish the flames with a fire hose from an adjacent building, but to no avail. |
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Moreover, one party cannot simply extinguish its responsibility by transferring custody to another. |
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The fire brigade soon had the blaze under control and were able to extinguish it swiftly. |
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But the incredibly strong urge to make connections, to avoid being alone, is difficult to extinguish. |
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But then, this is nirvana for these gamers, whose eyes gleam with menace as they extinguish yet another virtual life. |
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After cooling the staircase and considerable spalling of the plaster work ceased, crews continued upstairs to finally extinguish the first floor. |
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Through this project, the EMS set up bucket brigades that trained community members to extinguish fires. |
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Such visual adverts seek to mobilise hopes which their very existence has helped extinguish. |
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You might remember the Queensland Act, purported to extinguish native title interests. |
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The government's strong-arm tactics may squelch protests, but they don't extinguish yearnings for freedom. |
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Luckily I smelled the noxious fumes, ran upstairs and managed to extinguish it. |
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The western border of the fire had been contained and CALM was waiting for the fire to extinguish itself. |
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Members of the public, armed with stirrup pumps and dustbin lids, then extinguish a further specimen. |
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The use of stirrup pumps and sand to extinguish incendiary bombs was demonstrated by the fire brigade. |
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It took the fire service 30 minutes to contain and extinguish the fire, which had caved the roof in and destroyed a car. |
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This was like trying to extinguish a burning pile of hair with patchouli oil. |
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Soon afterwards, a fire-boat arrived to extinguish the last remaining chunks of burning debris. |
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She called for the fire brigade but managed to extinguish the blaze herself using pans of water. |
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People in the building tried to extinguish the blaze but were beaten back and the fire brigade had to be called. |
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The fire brigade worked for at least two hours to extinguish the blaze and had to call on local people to help. |
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I directed him to call the fire department then try to extinguish the blaze. |
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He grabbed a fire extinguisher from his utility room and battled to extinguish the flames. |
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The fire was extinguished by nine firefighters who used a fire hose and breathing apparatus to extinguish the flames. |
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Once this goal is accomplished, patients are encouraged to re-enter phobic situations to help extinguish the avoidance behavior. |
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Until that happy consummation, it will continue to hobble the Scottish economy and extinguish the spirit of enterprise it notionally champions. |
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Now if any band are ready to make it they are, there is a flame burning inside them that no one is going to extinguish. |
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The antiseptic lotion contains tea tree oil that will extinguish any nasty pongs trainer clad feet emit from time to time. |
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The four put their cowls back over their heads, then left the room, no one bothering to extinguish the lamp. |
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The fabric and wood fueled the flames while fire units worked to extinguish the blaze. |
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Bucher considered stocking the ship with Thermite, an incendiary device that is very difficult to extinguish. |
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For years I figured Paul had put us into that dive purposely to extinguish the flames and to hide in the clouds from the Luftwaffe. |
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By and large, he is a dramatist of deception and double-dealing, an architect of environments that entrap and extinguish their inhabitants. |
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She would blow out all the candles, extinguish the fire and shiver in the cold. |
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It gradually increased until the sensation felt as though I had swallowed fire and could not extinguish the flame. |
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Within seconds, the Fireguard recognized that the JFS could not blow out the fire and used the fire extinguisher to quickly extinguish the blaze. |
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Elected dictatorships, which extinguish opposition, destroy the political process too. |
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Nor is it really in scientists' interests to extinguish people's fears, since it is the fears that will win them funding. |
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They tried to kill me, to extinguish me completely, but I have only lost an arm. |
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Accordingly, in our view the flooding of the land did not extinguish native title. |
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It took 50 firefighters and 150 members of the Norwegian Army nearly six hours to extinguish the fire raging at the crash site. |
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The crews are trained to undertake tows of crippled boats, extinguish fires afloat and provide first aid. |
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For example, there were resumptions under 109 of the Land Act which were found not to extinguish native title. |
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The right of pre-emption or exclusive purchase in the same article was used by the Crown to lawfully extinguish Maori customary title and thereby allow alienation. |
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It is the prerogative of a viscount or a baron to make a person feel small, and of a baronet to extinguish him. |
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The owner of one house was wakened in the early hours of Saturday morning by the flames and thankfully was able to raise the alarm and extinguish the fires. |
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The destruction of more than 700 well heads turned oil fields into an environmental disaster, a desert inferno that took seven months to extinguish. |
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The city recently had passed an ordinance that banned smoking in all restaurants, and he was counting down the seconds until he had to extinguish that last cigarette. |
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When we destroy ecosystems and extinguish species, we degrade the greatest heritage this planet has to offer and thereby threaten our own existence. |
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Stub that fact out and extinguish that opinion immediately, my lad! |
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They remembered that the escaped owner had only recently tried to extinguish their capital with blood. |
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Amid the sound of screaming and the smell of burning, he tried to extinguish the fire with prayer mats. |
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Mr Barr said this would extinguish the fire within a matter of seconds. |
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We will either root it out and extinguish it wherever it may hide, or it will find us and strip us of our safety, happiness and everything we cherish. |
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Police ordered the picketers to stay on the sidewalk, set up wooden barricades to pen them in and told strikers to extinguish the fires in oil drums they lit to stay warm. |
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As more companies arrived and with the row of homes evacuated, crews began to extinguish the fire which roared across the backs and in the cocklofts. |
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It took the entire Halon fire bottle to extinguish the flames. |
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After all, poverty, disease and ignorance kill many more people each year than terrorists, and do much more to cause suffering and extinguish hope. |
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The candlepower of truth could extinguish the firepower of genocide. |
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I accept that there may be situations in which if a creditor unconditionally assigns the benefit of a debt to a debtor, he will thereby extinguish the debt. |
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For his part, Walters has been busy crisscrossing the nation, trying to extinguish even the slightest moves to alter the nation's draconian drug laws. |
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Even through all of today's travails, even as I was slogging through my workout, there was this little glow of contentment inside me that nothing could extinguish. |
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Francesca used the snuffer to extinguish all but one candle. |
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The local fire department had to be called in to extinguish the blaze. |
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The Dutch took this opportunity to extinguish the fire and set sail with the foresail, the only sail remaining, and with a skeleton crew. |
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If the claimant is involved in wrongdoing at the time the alleged negligence occurred, this may extinguish or reduce the defendant's liability. |
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Attempts to extinguish those remaining have at times been futile, and several such combustion areas exist today. |
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Some pits continued to use candles for illumination, relying on the Davy to warn men when to extinguish them. |
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The daily said that antiriot forces were deployed and firefighters sought to extinguish fires. |
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I like the taste of it as well once you extinguish the flame. |
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But, even though 89 fire engines and over 400 firemen arrived they were unable to extinguish it. |
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Fifty firefighters worked for more than 24 hours to extinguish the blaze in the Camford Way, Sundon packing and distribution facility. |
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Lord Beckett gains power over Davy Jones and, with the help of the Flying Dutchman, he is now executing his plans to extinguish piracy forever. |
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White phosphorous may be legally used as an obscurant, not as a weapon, as it burns deeply and is extremely difficult to extinguish. |
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It took more than an hour for Phillips' onsite fire department to extinguish the blaze. |
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The net effect was to fragment the vast ranges required by the large animals and extinguish them piecemeal in each fragment. |
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They were most likely used to drop objects on attackers, or to allow water to be poured on fires to extinguish them. |
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Fires are prohibited due to the high winds and the inability to extinguish them. |
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A fire that started in the crawl space under a Springfield house took firefighters an hour to extinguish Friday, according to deputy chief of operations Mark Walker. |
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Blount County firefighter Kermit Easterling said that specialists advised firefighters to let the fire burn itself out because attempts to extinguish it could be hazardous. |
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The persecutions did not extinguish the faith, but they tested it sorely. |
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The crown fairly quickly reassessed its relationship with Columbus and moved to assert more direct crown control over the territory and extinguish his privileges. |
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The use of water to extinguish the fire was also frustrated. |
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Firefighters were sent to extinguish the raging flames, and teams of workers and ordinary citizens were ordered to remove the thousands of corpses before disease could spread. |
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They shall therefore suffer punishment who reject this heavenly Light, and continue pertinaciously fix'd in those deadly principles which extinguish all knowledge of Virtue. |
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Modernist art thus sought to extinguish the affective content of authorial personality, sublating that content in objective forms memorializing their expressive origins. |
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Despite its modest velocity, I used it to instantly extinguish a particularly gnarly looking Norway rat in the backyard the first time I fired it. |
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