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Meanings of be no violence in English
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Usage of be no violence in English
1
I told him explicitly-againand again-thatthere was to be no violence.
2
You understand, you two, that there is to be no violence.
3
But there must be no violence; for then the sword will join in the game.
4
In any case there must be no violence, remember.
5
Here Monipodio interposed: "In my presence," he said, "there shall be no violence.
6
But there is going to be no violence; it will all be quite quiet and merciful.
7
I swear there shall be no violence, rye.
8
Despite UDD assurances there will be no violence, pro-government groups say they have reasons to be sceptical.
9
We Sufis believe the Holy Koran when it says there shall be no violence in matters of religion.
10
Once I was satisfied that there would be no violence, I left and abandoned them to each other.
11
Only, there must be no violence.
12
Souness, to give him his due, did eventually put everyone at ease by clarifying there would be no violence.
13
There shall be no violence.
14
There must be no violence.
15
There will be no violence.
16
However, a leading Islamist told Reuters there would be no violence of the sort that devastated Algeria in the 1990s.
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