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juízes A book of the Old Testament that tells the history of Israel under the leaders known as judges.
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The social state depicted in the Book of Judges reflects this revolt.
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On that occasion the Judges and Corporation attend the cathedral in state.
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These are much more frequent in Kings than in Judges and Samuel.
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They go in, and the Judges stay until the Assize is over.
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The appeals court panel also included Judges Jose Cabranes and Susan Carney.
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The three Judges retired to consider the legal question submitted to them.
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He took his place easily among the great Judges of the world.
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The members of the Commission were Judges Williams, Hopkinson, Cummins, the Hon.
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Beginning with the Supreme Court, the Judges should have their salaries doubled.
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Soon afterwards the Judges, two in number, entered, and took their seats.
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The Lord Chamberlain's attempts to stem the tide amaze the English Judges.
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Honorable Judges, such men are in a position to legislate with thoroughness.
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Present Irish Judges should retain their appointments, as in both previous Bills.
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It strikes and slashes valiantly amongst the Kings, Princes, Counsellors, Judges, etc.
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The commission form, Honorable Judges, is an evolution of the cabinet form.
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The last and greatest of these extemporized leaders called Judges, was Samuel.
