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The people, he says, believe the Americans could invade at any time.
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To invade this world is not bad breeding; it is social sacrilege.
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The number of Supercolony fighters able to invade grew faster and faster.
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Backstopping them are new tools to invade and disrupt enemy data networks.
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Nobody has any right to invade land, to violate other people's rights.
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He also noted that Israel's current security problems can intrude on sports.
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People passed shuffling behind us, but no one would intrude on us.
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But I have produced this book, and Obama can't intrude on that.
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At last I began again: I will no longer intrude on you.
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Normally he'd be blasting anyone who dared to intrude on his sanctum.
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In a few minutes, it would start to encroach upon the Sun.
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They encroach upon the gloom, and open it for us with hopes.
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A banker must never encroach upon the province of the lawyer.
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For a time they threatened to encroach upon a golden afternoon.
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But let us proceed quietly, and not encroach upon future events.
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Pause: listen one moment to my counsels,-perhapsthe last I may ever obtrude upon you.
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Soon we will obtrude upon Mr. Hackworth and Dr. X and learn more by observing their reactions.
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They cannot obtrude upon the solitary moments when one is to himself the most agreeable of companions.
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And yet we complain that this latter is the sense which Christians labour to obtrude upon the gainsayers.
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Mr. President, after the soul-stirring proceedings of this afternoon, I dare hardly venture to obtrude upon your attention.
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It would scarcely be decent to obtrude upon the sacred grief of the bereaved relatives with a request for particulars.
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No-thereis something else concerning which I should like to write to you, but am afraid to obtrude upon your notice.
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Talk not to me of her amiable, tender, holy aim, to obtrude upon my childless house the grand-daughter of a convicted felon!
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Let us see, moreover, how in the Confutation which they had the presumption to obtrude upon His Imperial Majesty, they prove these figments of theirs.
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Not a leaf stirred; not a sound obtruded upon great Nature's meditation.
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Naturally his own part in the book is not obtruded upon our notice.
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Absurdities and contradictions, are not to be obtruded upon our faith.
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Yet the consciousness of festivities sometimes obtruded upon his indifference.
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I have not yet opened my door, that I may not be obtruded upon my them.
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A woman's eyes, her hair, her hands, her bearing-thesethings had never obtruded upon his notice before.
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That name Hemerlingue, suddenly obtruded upon his joy, reminded him of the only unpleasant episode of the evening.