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They cut and slash and burn the living bodies of their fellow-men until they lose all semblance of human beings.
Across the Spanish Main: A Tale of the Sea in the Days of Queen ...
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They speedily lost all semblance of order, and began to run to and fro.
The Wonder Island Boys: Treasures of the Islands
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Silent, still, the world of Unaga seemed to have lost all semblance of life.
The Heart of Unaga
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The street in front of him had not lost all semblance of a thoroughfare.
Imajica: Complete Edition
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Pentony's face lost all semblance of being a blooded thing.
The irish warrior
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With sunset the grotto lost all semblance of light.
The Tarn of Eternity
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The councilman lost all semblance of anger and took a further step back into his home.
Thief of lives
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The place is like Las Vegas, if Vegas lost all semblance of good taste and restraint.
Wired
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The crowd of Indians ranged before the marquee had lost all semblance of wildness of the true type.
Through the Mackenzie Basin / A Narrative of the Athabasca and P...
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The grand stand resembled a colored corn field waving in a violent wind; the bleachers lost all semblance of anything.
The Redheaded Outfield, and Other Baseball Stories
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The shortbread had been made in the former Yugoslavia and was so old it had lost all semblance of flavor.
The ministry of pain
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Sacramento lost all semblance of offensive rhythm in the third quarter and suffered its fifth consecutive loss and eighth defeat in nine games.
Reuters
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Hearts faltered and we lost all semblance of sense and reason, but no dreams were harmed in the making of this All-Ireland epic.
The Irish Times
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"Why not?" Chubs advanced toward us, his voice losing all semblance of calm it held before.
The Darkest Minds
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The clatter was infernal; the pistons seemed trying to jump out of the cylinders, while the throws and eccentrics lost all semblance of good order.
Dan Merrithew
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More dramatically, great numbers of people are losing all semblance of a national home, and finding themselves pitched into a particular kind of contemporary hell.
The Guardian