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doc#41 | tomorrow on forming a coalition government that | would | unite the war-ridden kingdom. </p><p> The |
doc#102 | for "execution" -- the moment a "go order" | would | unleash an American nuclear strike. There |
doc#124 | significant scale improbable. </p><p> An aggressor | would | use an agent against which there was a |
doc#144 | n't interpret it this way. A man like Jess | would | want to have a ready means of escape in |
doc#120 | orientation of the crystallites in this sample nor | would | we expect to on the basis of the shape |
doc#140 | benighted ancestor. His bright, daylight mind | would | whistle away such images; they would not |
doc#122 | obtain the degree of reproducibility one | would | wish, even with extensive efforts to prepare |
doc#142 | trouble, Brannon had told the others, they | would | withdraw -- and he would come after his |
doc#143 | was a nester swingin' the long rope? Which | would | you be most scairt of -- a dry-gulchin' |
doc#142 | Brannon looked at Hank Maguire. "And you? What | would | you do in my place"? </p><p> Hank shook his |
doc#136 | seen on the river", he said calmly. "What | would | you have done in Montero's moccasins? Let |
doc#136 | come up and kill you and your people, or | would | you steer him on someone else"? He shook |