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He would see me fall beneath the spell of your charms, and then he, your master, would direct my destiny and--my end.

Unable to endure the smoke-suffocation, they rushed out to fall beneath the arrows.

"I am to remain on this gaudy platforna on which my miserable deception has been so long acted, and it is to fall beneath me when you give the signal?" she said slowly.

It is no disgrace to fall beneath the superhuman strength of Tarzan of the Apes."

Would, by Father Jove, Minerva, and Apollo, that I had among them ten more such councillors, for the city of King Priam would then soon fall beneath our hands, and we should sack it.

But having your circumstances fall beneath that threshold doesn't mean your feelings of loss are a frill.

"We discipline our members who fall beneath the professionalism set out in our Code of Conduct.

The judge added that there is "no evidence that either of them subjectively predicted or intended that Sylvester would fall beneath the wheels of the truck after he lost his footing."

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Mergers among such companies are likely to fall beneath the radar of the Federal Trade Commission and the Department of Justice, "resulting in near-monopolies of generic drug markets with minimal if any public scrutiny."

he'd take then totter and fall beneath the firs, if he had found

Remi Garde set the standard for Arsene Wenger proteges - now it's up to me to make sure I don't fall beneath his mark."

He knows that, if a new election is held, not only will the "theater of violence" for which the HDP is and will continue to be blamed be utterly helpful in making the HDP fall beneath the 10 percent barrier, but so will the discrediting and, he may be hoping, the blocking of DemirtaE-, meaning the three parties may "loot" the vote, with the AKP getting the lion's share.

In Kirklees, we fall beneath this figure, mainly because of gaps in service provision.

Cordray said, "We are considering proposing a rule intended to create a more consistent threshold by requiring all banks and nonbanks that meet certain conditions to report if they make 25 or more loans in a year, but exempting those that fall beneath that proposed threshold."