But if King proved anything, it's that the threat of violence mustn't dissuade from acting those who would do good.
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The officer, who added there was a large gap between the acting leadership and career officials within the agency, wondered if the move was intentional to dissuade from that effort.
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Jonas never saw law enforcement, but there were a couple of mysterious white SUVs among scattered concrete barriers and a handful of aggressive veterans they had to dissuade from crossing the bridge.
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Knowing this, I slept easier and observed some small reminders such as a five-minute hourglass timer in my shower, small chalkboard in place of the typical hotel notepad, and filtered tap water in an effort to dissuade from reaching for a plastic bottle.
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One such exchange was in Karachi, Pakistan, with representatives from three extremist groups whom she was there to dissuade from carrying out a catastrophic attack — a critical meeting where failure might have resulted in not only the loss of her life but the deaths of thousands of others.
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Bucharest: Poporul, 1910 before graduating with a degree in law. Additionally, his work was hosted in Caion's Românul Literar. Macedonski held him in high esteem as "the incomparable maestro", but, according to literary historian George Călinescu, this should not dissuade from the fact that Munteanu was "minuscule" as a poet.Călinescu, p.
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As Boyarskaya herself later recalled, her parents did not dissuade from such a choice, but warned "about all the hidden obstacles". Since 2006 she has worked at the Maly Drama Theatre (Theatre of Europe) in St. Petersburg. It took Boyarskaya a few months to prepare for entry into the Saint Petersburg State Theatre Arts Academy. Lev Dodin became her supervisor.
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Naomi is married to a man named Elimelech. A famine causes them to move with their two sons, from their home in Judea to Moab. While there Elimelech dies, as well as his sons who had gotten married in the meantime. Near destitute, Naomi returns to Bethlehem with one daughter-in-law, Ruth, whom she could not dissuade from accompanying her.
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Mitre also supported former Unitarian Party leader Rufino de Elizalde and his running mate General Wenceslao Paunero, a key figure in Mitre's victory at the Battle of Pavón. These candidates were all preferred by the president over that year's dark horse, former President Justo José de Urquiza (whom Mitre attempted to dissuade from running for fear of the separatist conflict his presence might provoke).Levene, Ricardo. A History of Argentina.
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Joseph Townsend, on the other hand, harshly criticized the badging practice as applying a badge of shame on the poor in exchange for relief. He further noted that many overseers disregarded the badge requirement, risking the fine. Townsend also argued that the badge had no real effect on those who it was truly seeking to dissuade from seeking out relief, for they would have no qualms about wearing the badge, while the more modest poor "would sooner die than wear it".
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But he begs of Venus, as a last request, that his slighted love may not go unavenged. III.27, Impios parrae recinentis omen... – Galatea, Beware! – Addressed to Galatea, whom the poet seeks to dissuade from the voyage she intended to make during the stormy season of the year. He bids her to beware, lest the mild aspect of the deceitful skies lead her astray – for it was through lack of caution that Europa was carried away across the sea. III.
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The nomination was handed to the Ambassador to the United States, Domingo Sarmiento, who remained at his post and did not campaign. Mitre also supported former Unitarian Party leader Rufino de Elizalde and his running mate General Wenceslao Paunero, a key figure in Mitre's victory at the Battle of Pavón. These candidates were all preferred by the president over that year's dark horse, former President Justo José de Urquiza (whom Mitre attempted to dissuade from running for fear of the separatist conflict his presence might provoke).Levene, Ricardo.
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In the band's first album, Dr. Wily is represented as an Orwellian ruler over a dystopic city, full of humans who are too scared to stand up to his control. Dr. Light creates a "perfect man, an unbeatable machine", Proto Man, to fight to free the City, but Proto Man is destroyed by the overwhelming power of Wily's armies. Defeated and despairing, Dr. Light then creates a second son, Mega Man, whom he attempts to dissuade from battle. Mega Man runs away from home and confronts his brother in an apocalyptic concluding battle.
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