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Meanings of rescue the girls in English

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Usage of rescue the girls in English
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In a fever to rescue the girls, I'd simply raced here.
Bones of the Lost
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And how they'd managed to rescue the girls from the brothel.
The viking takes a knight
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The president -under pressure over his government's failure to rescue the girls -will fly direct to Paris.
Ebony
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She says that in some cases agencies will rescue the girls and bring them home, but their families will not accept them.
Radio NZ
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Winesses said efforts were made by the chidrens' parents and neighbours to rescue the girls but they were beaten back by flames.
The Irish Times
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If we have sex, we could go back to Arras to rescue the girls, but your skill is our most powerful weapon.
Altered
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The president has been heavily criticised for not doing enough to rescue the girls since they were taken by Boko Haram militants in April.
BBC
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We have no right, boys, to cause the loss of some thirty or forty of these fine young fellows, even to rescue the girls.
In Times of Peril: A Tale of India
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Ben Wright was anxious to rescue the girls and readily consented to a treaty, and promised to kill a beef and have a feast.
Reminiscences of a Pioneer
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I've done the whole thing for you really, to thank you for rescuing the girls.
East of the sun
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The Nigerian authorities needed to do more in its attempts at rescuing the girls, the teacher said.
BBC
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There was a great deal of variety as to who exactly I was rescuing the girls from.
The Wise Man’s Fear
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So Boone and his men crept up on them, shot down the Indians and rescued the girls.
American Men of Action
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Firing from a little distance, the whites shot two of the Indians, and, rushing in, rescued the girls.
Hero Tales from American History
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This plan will also make the task of rescuing the girls much more agreeable to the Officers engaged in it.
In Darkest England, and the Way Out
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This established the identity of the man who had rescued the girls, a fact of which Buckingham had had his suspicions all along.
When Knighthood Was in Flower / or, the Love Story of Charles Br...
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