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Deposita cappa, said Gymnast, let us pull off this frock.
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Illeana looked at Cappa and Murco for support but none was forthcoming.
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Both Lysandra and Cappa knew well that this was a bald excuse.
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The Cappa's performance sought to be as over-the-top as the piece itself.
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Far across the room, she could see Cappa, Murco and Kleandrias.
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And this tete-a-tete decorated with flowers; and this pluvial cope in this case.
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Security could be rather lax, especially on such a storm-ridden and pluvial night.
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Long white surplices, grave and seemly, gave place to gorgeous vestments and embroidered pluvials.
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Europe will need a different strategy to cope with Spain and Italy.
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Ardern said New Zealand's health system could now cope with the virus.
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Mrs Hodge said: Local authorities are tending to cope with funding reductions.
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Its people have used humour for years to cope with difficult situations.
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It is appalling and the State and law enforcement agencies cannot cope.
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We need help to improve agriculture to cope with the changing weather.
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I need space and time to cope with the ongoing criminal process.
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All her research points towards one conclusion: We don't cope very well.
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This means you'll often have to cope with changing and challenging circumstances.
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A combination would help the companies better cope with weak oil prices.
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Dr Sarah Moore offers seven ways to cope with the challenges ahead'.
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Refugees are flooding out of Syria, straining neighbouring countries' ability to cope.
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Union leaders claim pay freezes leave low paid workers struggling to cope.
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She said her family struggles to cope and waits desperately for news.
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Refugees are flooding out of Syria, straining neighboring countries' ability to cope.
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But they can struggle to cope with the reality of family homelessness.
