Driven once more to unreasoned panic, he tore upwards, unheeding of the dangers. |
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Jumping on the back of an unsuspecting victim, she cut off its head, unheeding the blood spewing onto her. |
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She has left the safety of her home to explore the unknown, unheeding of the danger she may very well face. |
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And the dream had faded, unheeding to her desperate cries for it to come back, her calls of despair. |
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But it was harder than he might have thought, to remain unheeding of what both his heart and his body were telling him. |
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Land and Liberty is now the longest-lived Georgist project in history, but still it struggles to gain the attention of an unheeding world. |
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And T.S. Eliot's river in The Dry Salvages is an image of solid, unheeding toughness. |
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Buffets of wind fluttered through the fabric of its clothing as the silhouette stood against the sky, unheeding of danger. |
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His knees flung forward, buckling under his weight, leaving him kneeling on the hard, unheeding cement. |
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Or maybe the distance is not exact, and the border is two days away, and we will ride over it unheeding because we are not expecting it so soon. |
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The next morning, unheeding of her sleepless night, Lib's school time routine began once again. |
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Asia has always had its environmental activists, but often they have struggled without recognition against an unheeding system. |
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As the crowd wrangles and shoves, the woman forces her unheeding way through the faces and chadors and disappears off the bottom of the screen. |
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They all took deep draughts of water to slake their thirst, unheeding the fact that it might not be suitable for drinking. |
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Manes of threaded fog leaped and bowed with balletic malice, embracing the adversaries, whispering promises of beautiful demise into their unheeding ears. |
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When the government sacks its chief drug adviser for stating scientific facts it exposes itself as arrogant and unheeding. |
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Night irresistible, damp, black, unheeding Establishes her empire, full of fear. |
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Blown like plankton by the winds and the tides, these innocent larvae could fall victim to so many unheeding forces that without his vigilance many would not reach maturity. |
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I put the key back into my pocket and backed out of the parking spot I was in, and sped out of the lot, unheeding but aware of the envious stares. |
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At one point she lyingly accused another child of moving in the stop-the-dancing break in musical statues to distract attention from the fact that little Joe, unheeding, hadn't stopped dancing. |
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Ed Miliband, unheeding, plunged into the abyss. |
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Unheeding the conductor's warning glare, Mr. Devine straphung, smiling, his lips forming soundless phrases as though he enjoyed a delightful, inaudible conversation. |
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