When he returned from his act of bovicide and saw that the butter was indeed in the bowl, he was stricken with regret. |
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Three people were rescued from the stricken yacht's life raft by sailors from HMAS Newcastle. |
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The lifeboat launched in storm force 10-12 winds to help a stricken yacht, the Dasher, which was adrift with three people on board. |
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What was the use of revenging his death upon a man who was as much stricken by that death as I was? |
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The lifeboat towed the stricken vessel into Stromness, arriving just before midnight. |
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The stricken animal tangled with another horse, Don Argento, felling his fellow apprentice jockey. |
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So here's what's going to happen, either you explain your actions today, or you'll both be stricken off of the active duty roster. |
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Helicopters in India were rushing medicine to stricken areas, while warships in Thailand steamed to island resorts to rescue survivors. |
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So there we are, the entire human part of the establishment stricken with the deadly lurgy, leaving Harry and Dolly to entertain themselves. |
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She looked so stricken at the thought of her cousin having a tendre for her. |
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He was flying Spitfire R6614 and was able to bail out of his stricken aeroplane but was later found dead. |
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Two of the Navy's trio of offshore patrol ships were on hand to rescue stricken mariners in two incidents on the same day. |
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Thousands of people have spent idyllic holidays in the areas stricken by the tidal wave following the earthquake. |
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Abandoned by the stricken father, Paolo had been brought up in his mother's home. |
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Losing no time, Simon tied their two 300 foot ropes together and started belaying the pain stricken Joe down the mountain. |
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McGoldrick guided the stricken Warhawk into a successful belly landing but the fighter hit a land mine and the commander was killed. |
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The new Queen spent much of February touring the stricken areas to try to boost morale. |
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He was then stricken with shin splints that required a series of operations and left him crawling around his house for months. |
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Like a lot of other bedridden misanthropes, I got into the lifestyle after being stricken by illness and liked it so much I decided not to leave. |
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Then I was stricken by one of those pre-emptive wake-ups that are usually so bothersome. |
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Unfortunately, she was stricken with typhoid fever the second month in service. |
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The pressure of school tests is forcing children stricken with serious infections into school to sit exams. |
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Suddenly stricken with the urge to reach out and touch him, she did just that. |
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Anchorage and Oakton were stricken with fire, enclosed in a vast terrain of darkness. |
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Years afterward, the same nobleman's son who was saved from the bog was stricken with pneumonia. |
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Then in 2001, she was stricken with a yearlong illness and as a consequence lost her job. |
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When my dad was just a boy he was stricken with polio and forced to stay in a hospital for several years. |
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God, whose plan is ineffable, foreordained that the heart of Jesus would be stricken with seven afflictions. |
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Two men stricken with the plague were going from merchant to merchant begging. |
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Thomas was stricken with a headache so bad that it necessitated his removal from the flight. |
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He began perspiring, his hair stood on end, and he was understandably stricken with fear. |
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The weather was poor, and Henry's army was short of provisions, exhausted, and badly stricken with dysentery. |
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There's the dashing hero, a former pilot stricken with impending blindness who stoically refuses to be pitied. |
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Later he was stricken with grief for his mother, who died after a long slide into dementia. |
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She was stricken with immense pain and she immediately covered the injured optic orb with her hands. |
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In the days before her death she deteriorated quickly after being stricken with pneumonia. |
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So it is in the dog days of August when we are stricken with the feeling that there's nothing new under the sun. |
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He tried to protest, but he found that the right of him was stricken with sharp, slicing pain. |
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He had a pale, stricken look on his face by the time we reached the school's spacious hall. |
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Less than a full hour into my set, the club owner burst into the DJ booth, a stricken look on his face. |
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The young man looked stricken and alarmed, jumping up quickly to hold out a hand. |
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When she opened her dark eyes they glistened with unshed tears, round in her pale and stricken face. |
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Casting one last stricken look at her, he ducked his head and ran towards the door. |
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The stricken look on his face tells us that the narcissist has no answer and never will. |
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Brian's face took on a stricken appearance, but he turned and walked off without a sound. |
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Seth caught a brief glimpse of her tear stricken face before she ran past him. |
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With a final stricken look at his uncomprehending face, Olivia steps out into the rain. |
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One of the most arresting images in this exhibition is the stricken face of a young woman. |
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His face was stricken with age, profound ringlets encircling his deep golden eyes. |
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Her face was stricken with fear until she calmed down and saw that we were on her side. |
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A stricken look crossed her face, and the danger to her and Bella really struck home. |
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Instead, I took one look at your stricken face and ran all the way to Piccadilly Circus. |
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He collapsed onto another chair and covered his tear stricken face with his hands. |
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Christy looked up at him and gave him such a fear stricken look that he felt powerful. |
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The young woman paled, her expression stricken as she looked down at his daughter. |
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He looked as stricken as I felt, remorse and guilt printed subtly on his patrician face. |
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Her voice was stricken with sadness, but I could also sense that she was worried. |
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As for these men who are stricken in years, their loins are as tender as those of a young animal that cannot walk. |
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It was a heart-warming Christmas gesture made by Hampshire parishioners to poverty stricken young children. |
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The arena has emptied by the time the stricken fighter is helped out of the ring. |
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She then charged her palm with electricity and fired a high-voltage blast of energy towards the stricken war machines. |
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Many species, such as parrotfish and surgeonfish, prospered on the algae covering that invades stricken coral reefs. |
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Though he is sworn to secrecy, Larry, stricken with guilt over offending a friend, spills the beans. |
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Each subsequent rainy season left a slowly growing number of locals stricken with the classic symptoms of fever and nausea. |
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The ill-starred USS Pueblo itself has never been stricken from the Navy's roster of active ships. |
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They were among a group of locals who had rushed to the aid of the stricken convoy. |
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Firefighters used a fork lift truck to rescue a stricken horse from a muddy creek. |
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In Doomsday Book the twenty-first century is stricken by yet another pandemic, almost as deadly as the Black Death was in the fourteenth. |
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For a country already stricken by fear of anthrax attacks, this dire warning could not do much more to concentrate their minds. |
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Five college kids head into the great outdoors, only to be stricken with an illness that makes their skin erupt in sores. |
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Ferguson was sympathetic enough about his stricken team-mate, but could not resist a bit of droll humour. |
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Josiah Harlan was a pacifist, abstemious Pennsylvania Quaker stricken with a profound case of wanderlust. |
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By our very nature, we are selfish, jealous, envious, stricken with strife, and sometimes downright rebellious. |
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Mr Lightoller, second officer on board the stricken liner, was one of the last people to be rescued after the ship went down. |
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The one attempt he makes to talk to her is rebuffed yet he's still stricken to learn she committed suicide. |
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The Navy vessel located the pleasure craft and stood by her until the local lifeboat arrived to take the stricken vessel in tow. |
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Her mother, heavily made-up in orange silk, frequently visits Britain, looks stricken, and lobbies the embassy to see if they can give her daughter a job. |
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The Oranjeland will dock in East London today for crewmen from the stricken tanker to disembark, and will return to the roadstead to await a berth. |
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It was a dramatic scene as the arc lamps lit up the evening sky providing the illumination to allow the sugar to be pumped from the stricken tanker into a replacement one. |
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She glanced over her shoulder, stricken with a new feeling of jealousy. |
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And at least the brief excursion from the rigours of the Conference gives the stricken hoards a chance to regain some of their strength for the cut and thrust of the league. |
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The stricken yacht had significant flooding to her port demi-hull, the port engine was damaged, the starboard rudder was gone and there was damage to the port rudder. |
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Shakily I splashed some cold water onto my stricken face, wishing the cold liquid to act as a reality check, maybe even wake me up from this painfully real nightmare. |
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At that moment, Lior sprinted toward the terrorist, jumped on him, grabbed him in a stranglehold, and dragged him six or seven meters away from the stricken policemen. |
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Elizabeth was barren, and they were both well stricken in years. |
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Rescuers managed to pluck the Dutch man from the stricken boat. |
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A driver who left a woman passenger terror stricken when he drove her past her home also lost his licence, as did a driver who made sexually suggestive remarks to a passenger. |
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But as someone who has been known to buy new underwear to avoid having to do a load of wash, I believe sloth should be stricken from the list of deadly sins. |
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The dashing hero is a former pilot stricken with impending blindness. |
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Yama survives with her 15-year-old brother, the only family member not stricken by the virus. |
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The two stricken Americans were flown to Atlanta, and Brantly in particular seemed to be on the mend. |
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A tow was arranged and the stricken boat was towed back to Derbyhaven. |
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I looked to my father and was stricken at how white his lips were. |
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Her Mormon boyfriend, stricken with guilt, takes her to meet his bishop, where they jointly receive holy contempt. |
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The research lends credence to the notion that common bacterial infections might play a role in determining who is stricken with the debilitating neurological disorder. |
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An environmental time bomb was ticking in the Atlantic last night after the sinking of the stricken Prestige oil tanker 500 miles from Mizen Head. |
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The head of Iran's Red Crescent rescue corps, Mahmoud Mozafar, said communications to the stricken areas have been cut. |
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Her former castmate and boyfriend was rushing to the stricken star's side. |
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The horror stricken shrieks of the driver interrupted his thoughts. |
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A friend of a 13-year-old girl who drowned on a school trip to France said she was beaten back by waves as she attempted to reach her stricken companion. |
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She quickly alerted the North Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service, which used air bags to elevate the vehicle in order to pull out the stricken moggy. |
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The stricken ship is presented simply but effectively using a rope ladder for the rigging, which hung from the ceiling above a trapdoor, which served as the ship's hatchway. |
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They are grief stricken by the desolation of the land around them. |
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To see the stricken submarine Chicoutimi wallowing from side to side in the punishing waters of the cold Atlantic last week made for some exciting television. |
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Symbolism is present but it doesn't suffer from the sledgehammer subtlety disease with which Hollywood is stricken, rather it serves more as icing on the cake. |
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The images from her memorial service and the faces of the grief stricken soldiers she served with are etched into my memory. |
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He was helping to evacuate people from the stricken North Tower when the second plane hit. |
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Still she saw the stricken look on Ali's face and tears came to her eyes. |
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A communal project raising ostriches in the drought stricken areas of the Karas region is giving rural farmers a chance to escape the shackles of poverty. |
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For some reason I found it easy to answer her and it was not because I am necessarily blessed with a Lincolnesque ability to comfort the stricken. |
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However, disaster was averted with the arrival of the rescue boat, which managed to get a line on board the stricken vessel and was able to tow it to safety. |
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The courts in four others, including Oregon, have stricken down term limit laws. |
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James returned to England for a time when Charles was stricken ill and appeared to be near death. |
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In poverty stricken societies, authorities are often lax on compulsory school attendance because child labour is exploited. |
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When this news of his family's execution reaches him, Macduff is stricken with grief and vows revenge. |
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Children born to poverty stricken families may have a harder time moving upward socially than their peers born to privilege. |
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There is opportunity for those in affluent areas that is not always there for those in poverty stricken areas. |
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More and more riders joined his boycott, and by 1976 the race was stricken from the championship and replaced by the British Grand Prix. |
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A stricken ship within 3 miles of the shore had to fly at the main mast a yellow and black flag borne quarterly from sunrise to sunset. |
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However, by the beginning of 1317 famine had stricken most of the country making it difficult for King Edward to provide food to most of his men. |
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During this time, elements of the division supply train were stricken by an outbreak of Spanish flu. |
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The crew were taken off the stricken ship by the other ship, which landed them safely at Clovelly. |
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Kanye may have been love stricken when Kim accepted his proposal to marry him but Kim has always supported the idea of a prenup. |
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Syrians already living in Scotland have also offered their assistance in a bid to improve the lot of their stricken countryfolk. |
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An airline pilot hailed a hero after helping to crash-land a stricken passenger jet at Heathrow Airport is set to receive jobseeker's allowance. |
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Thousands of stricken guillemots and razorbills have already been found covered in the unknown substance, thought to have been dumped by a ship. |
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The sentences are deliberately stricken, numb, and declarative. |
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Patches of red on the stricken whale show it is infested with tiny crabs called cyamids. |
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A RESCUE helicopter taking a stricken diver to a decompression chamber was forced to make an emergency landing yesterday. |
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The heroine, who rowed to the stricken Forfarshire off the Farne Islands in 1838, is the inspiration for Darling Blue. |
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Once again she had been stricken, beaten down, so violated that to give utterance to her feelings might have outshrilled all the criers in hell. |
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Then came a call to pick up two stricken American health workers. |
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Young Victor is grief stricken when his pet dog Sparky dies and is determined to bring him back to life. |
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It has confirmed that water injection into the stricken reactor and the spent fuel pool is continuing stably. |
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There is something stinkingly hypocritical and patronising in such manifestations of wealth and plenty in a land that is stricken by poverty. |
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Students claim the crafty civil enforcement officers lie in wait to strafe stricken cars with parking tickets. |
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Finally, Andy lay across a third device to protect stretcher-bearers carrying their stricken colleague from the field. |
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Umma Raggoo, 60, refused to summon assistance for the stricken resident, who was pale and gaunt, with sunken cheeks. |
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In December the Examiner reported how apparently stricken motorists had been flagging down drivers claiming to have run out of petrol. |
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He had seen it lying in the window of a frowsy little junk-shop in a slummy quarter of the town and had been stricken immediately by an overwhelming desire to possess it. |
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And, if thy time is sorrows, let all breath Breathe dirgeful music for is welcome such, Nor shall the stricken curse that thou dost hold Ingratitude a minion. |
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Candles flickered under the doors of the first two rooms, occupied by Zeman and Iskander. The next room was in darkness and silent apart from a stricken wuffle. |
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Victorious, Hunald blinded and imprisoned his brother, only to be so stricken by conscience that he resigned and entered the church as a monk to do penance. |
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She suffers from a fear known as lachanophobia, which leaves her sweating and stricken with panic attacks at the merest sight of a sprout or a pea. |
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John Cromer was stricken at age four with a rare condition, Still's Disease, which is a rheumatic illness that swells the joints and causes low-grade fever. |
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Judge Marra also ordered sensational allegations against Andrew and well-known lawyer Alan Dershowitz, a former Harvard Law School professor, stricken from the court record. |
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