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With that cherished right to vote, however, comes a great personal responsibility.
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The question comes out colder than he means: 'Upon what possible inducement?'
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A new immigration act comes into effect today introducing sweeping new powers.
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Of course, it's only a crisis when it comes to government funding.
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This project comes ahead of the new school year, scheduled for September.
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She herself had not really considered that Ispan might still be considered one.
2
They would not want stray ears to catch whatever Ispan said.
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Nynaeve pulled the sack back down over Ispan Shefar's head with some force.
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The bright smile faded when Elayne said that questioning Ispan could wait and would.
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The whole lot of them, and no sign of Ispan.
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The small hut outside of Cullen's Crossing where Adeleas had taken Ispan the night before.
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The disapproving stares from Merilille and the other sisters changed once Ispan Shefar's face was revealed.
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They obeyed, bobbing curtsies and nearly dropping Ispan, murmuring apologies to Elayne and to the hooded prisoner.
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Adeleas would never have accepted anything to drink from someone she didn't know, not out here with Ispan.
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The killings in the White Tower that Ispan had conspired at were enough to condemn her by themselves.
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Just as if Ispan had not helped murder two of their number and the Light alone knew how many others.
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You will answer as you are asked. She did not glare or snarl, she just spoke, but Ispan shrank back in the chair.
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The Knitting Circle went along like sheep-shewas the shepherd, Merilille and the rest the wolves-andthey would have moved faster if not for Ispan.
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"Ispan Sedai appears to be unwell," Chilares said, shifting uneasily in her saddle.
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"Forgive me, Aes Sedai," Famelle kept murmuring to Ispan with a faint Taraboner accent.
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"Where is Ispan?" she murmured, helping Aviendha scramble down.