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1 It was arranged so, with only a little demur from Mrs. Millar, over - ruled by her husband.
2 They were over-ruled by the then Director General who only informed them he had personally approved payment retrospectively.
3 My first impulse was to rush to England, but this has been over - ruled by everybody, and I believe wisely.
4 The earl was often thwarted in his plans, and in one instance actually over - ruled by the vote of a council of war.
5 Katharine undoubtedly intended to become his wife, but as she afterwards wrote, her "will was over - ruled by a higher power."
6 All of this was over-ruled by judges, who decided that use-by dates were, overall, still important enough for public safety to be observed.
7 He was however over - ruled by a majority, who gave it as their opinion that they should remain where they were without running unnecessary hazard.
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