At times the whole world seems to be in conspiracy to importune you with emphatic trifles. |
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Word of his fortune reaches Athens, and, as a variety of Athenians importune Timon again, he curses them and dies. |
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Contrast that with the way that Columbus, living in a Europe of competing nations, could importune king after king until he hit on someone to back his voyage over the ocean. |
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That may importune the administration to act, but if they don't, there's a strong move in Congress to do so. |
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We importune the government to change the bill and do what we ask in the name of public security. |
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For now, though, the LSE is prompting suitors to seek matches elsewhere and importune it no more. |
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As a matter of fact, may I say to my colleague Manitobans, now that Lloyd Axworthy is president of the local university, I would appreciate if you could importune him. |
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I was no longer sixteen, and I was determined never to importune her. |
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On Derek McLane's set, swathed in crumpled love letters, they scamper and dally, importune and betray, occasionally playing various string instruments. |
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The county health officer had come to Jene-Wonde to importune its leaders. |
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To deliberate, be it but in slight matters, doth importune me. |
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