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1 Once in Berlin, however, you will have to be governed by circumstances .
2 The 25th had been thrown to the right, to be governed by circumstances .
3 In cases like that, you know, a fellow has to be governed by circumstances .
4 He would see Miss Putnam and be governed by circumstances .
5 That must be governed by circumstances as they might occur.
6 Once there, Waally could do nothing with them, and they might be governed by circumstances .
7 They therefore determined to wait the formation of the new Signory, and be governed by circumstances .
8 The measurements here given need not be strictly followed out, but can be governed by circumstances .
9 Its extent, therefore, must be governed by circumstances .
10 We can have no cast iron rules in regard to marketing, but must be governed by circumstances .
11 Guilt may be governed by circumstances .
12 We must be governed by circumstances .
13 I would recommend that you and Robert attend the sale, and be governed by circumstances in what you do.
14 At all events, you may clear away the long nine and load it; we can then be governed by circumstances .
15 It is usually best to weld toward the operator rather than from him, although this rule is governed by circumstances .
16 The extent of this kind of camp is governed by circumstances , but is much greater, generally, than would be supposed.
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