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1 Don't dam the river now, rich man.
2 Run with your eyes open and your mouth shut and dam the river rushing up behind your eyes.
3 If so, did it dam the river back into another inland sea, and then wear down into that red perpendicular gorge we remember so well?
4 It stretched quite across the valley, and at one time dammed the river up.
5 This gigantic central feature of the estate took 15 years to create by damming the river Poulter.
6 The Germans had dammed the river Douve, and it had flooded some of the fields and old Battalion Headquarters.
7 It was a clever concealment, contrived by damming the river above and arranging a new outlet controlled by flood-gates.
8 We have dammed the river .
9 Can't we all agree that simply not damming the river and not quarrying the mountain is far too small a step to take?
10 Indeed, Arabian historians affirm that in the tenth century the Ethiopians dammed the river , and, for a whole year, cut off its waters from Egypt.
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