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Every and wire
Every vein
of mine has become taut like a
wire ;
the ( Hindu ) girdle I do not need
.
Every intermediate bank that handles a
wire transaction can take a fee directly out
of the wire payload (
the assets being transferred ) without
the account holder's knowledge or consent
.
Every and was
Every plane that could fly
was sent into
the air
.
Every path from back door
to barn
was covered
by a grape-arbor
, and every yard had its fruit trees
.
Every recorded request
by Thomas for a delay in a flank movement or
an advance
was to gain time
to take care
of his horses
.
Every man who dabbles in
the market
to make a little easy money on
the side
and suffers losses could at
the time hardly face his wife who
was wondering how her husband could
be so dumb
.
Every eye
was on him as he began
to speak
.
Every few minutes she would awaken for a moment
to review things: Stowey
, yes
, was on his way south
, and the two boys were away in school
, and nothing
was burning on
the stove
, and Lucretia
was coming for dinner
and bringing three guests
of hers
.
Every winter a kegful
of this sauce
was made
and placed at
the end
of a row
of four other kegs in
the cellar
, so that when its turn came
, it
was properly mellowed
.
Every pitch in
the game brought forth a howl
from the enraptured audience
and every fly ball
the visitors dropped (
and because their right fielder
was still a little fuzzy
from drink
, they dropped many ) called forth yelps
of derision
.
Every decision
was made quickly on sound grounds
.
Every piece
of the nightmare
was clear
, in place ; ;
Every game during
the 2002 season
was sold out
.
Every passage
to the city
was guarded
by gates
and towers
, and a wall surrounded each
of the city's rings
.
" Every performance
of its run
was sold out
.
Every patient
was treated as if infected
and therefore precautions were taken
to minimize risk
.
Every cladogram is based on a particular dataset that
was analyzed
with a particular method
.

Jimmy Hatlo's They'll Do It
Every Time
was often drawn in
the two-panel format as seen in this 1943 example
.

Jimmy Hatlo's They'll Do It
Every Time
was often displayed in a two-panel format
with the first panel showing some deceptive
, pretentious
, unwitting or scheming human behavior
and the second panel revealing
the truth
of the situation
.
" Nietzsche
, who
was heavily influenced
by Schopenhauer
, wrote:
" Every concept originates through our equating what is unequal
.
Every song they wrote
was written with an eye toward giving it
" deep hidden meaning
" or D
. H
. M
.
Every aspect
of life
was regulated
to some degree
by the party
, and the will
of its founding-president
, Mobutu Sese Seko
.
Every job
of the school
was bid-for
by students in scrip
.

Cobham
was a common butt
of veiled satire in Elizabethan popular literature ; he figures in Ben Jonson's
Every Man in His Humour
and may have been part
of the reason The Isle
of Dogs
was suppressed
.
Every and able
Every day she begged
to be able to enter a temple
and become a nun instead
of marrying
.
Every device in a WPAN will
be able to plug in
to any other device in
the same WPAN
, provided they are within physical range
of one another
.
Every member would have decision-making power in
the firm
and would
be able to participate in establishing its overall policy objectives
.
Every Duke thereafter has either died without heirs or succeeded
to the Crown
, and so has not been
able to leave
the Royal Family
.
Every child will
be able to enter
the lottery
, no matter how he or she performed in primary school
.
Every child will
be able to enter
the lottery
, no matter how he or she performed in primary school
.
Every year
the United States
was able to assemble a majority
of votes
to block this resolution
.
Every year
the sisters were asked for in some part
of the country
and the mother-house
of Namur gave generously
of Sisters
and funds until
the convents in America were
able to supply their own needs
.
Every battalion
of the Regiment is at a constant readiness
to deploy
and is expected
to be able to respond anywhere in
the world within 18 hours
.
Every able bodied man between
the ages
of 17
and 45
was liable for military service
.

*
Every person will enjoy
the possession
of his property
of every nature
, and dispose
of it
with the most perfect liberty
, without any one being
able to impede him
.
Every Christmas
, presents donated
by the local community are distributed
by MGS pupils in Salford
to families who would otherwise not
be able to afford presents for their children
.
Every day that you are
able to maintain your resistance you help
the Allied cause all over
the world
.
Every male Griqua who settled in East Griqualand
was able to secure a 3
, 000 acre ( 12 km² ) farm
, but most
of them sold their land cheaply
to white settlers
and squandered their money
.
Every Warrior could
be progressed up
to 10 stages or ‘ Battle Levels ’
with 1 representing a new warrior
to 10 representing a very experienced
, powerful
, individual
able to take on hordes
of monsters on their own
.
Every summer
, for one week
, hundreds
of children that have been diagnosed
with Muscular Dystrophy are
able to attend a camp designated for only them
.
Every character is
able to fight
with punches
, kicks
, or other close combat attacks
.

*
Every student is
able to talk about their feelings in a safe
, non-judgmental environment
Every time when anyone has been
able to get together enough documentary ' proofs '
to undertake
an investigation
, the biblical facts in
the original text have victoriously met
the test
" ( quoted in R
. Pache
, The Inspiration
and Authority
of Scripture ).
Every minister must
be able to judge
the laws
to see if they are in line
" wyth gods word or no ".
Every option can
be queried for in-game help
, and every major task has a tutorial that simulates that task without
the consequences
of failure
, and sometimes
with additional assistance ( like being
able to pause a landing attempt ).
Every agent is
able to exchange every good
, directly or indirectly
, with every other agent without transaction costs
.
Every new diagnostic or therapeutic
machine generates new needs for more skilled staff
able to control
and interpret
the work
of the machines
and translate them into human terms
.
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