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afford to move his home office out of our condo—two big advantages that, as a journalist and a musician, made us circumstantially lucky. My first child was also not my first wanted pregnancy; for months, I was too elated and anxious...

from the situation in stately fashion. The lawyer established the fact that the theft of the apples had not been circumstantially proved. His client, whom he, in his character of counsel, persisted in calling Champmathieu, had not been...

people are under sin. There are no righteous people outside of Christ. So, is Lot a righteous man?, isn't he? Circumstantially, Lot was saved. With the help of Abraham. But that is not the salvation of Lot's existence. Because the word...

he simply desires a true communication and a true connection with his mother. That having gone so far astray circumstantially, he now finds himself in adolescence in a convoluted twisted position where he perhaps doesn’t even any longer...

man the way to get to Bennigan's . We asked a man for directions to Bennigan's . Because he replied kindly and circumstantially about our inquire we could find there easily. Because he replied kindly to our query, we got there easily...

money is here, where it ought to be.” This boast cost him his life; for when he went home Niels followed him, and cut his throat, intending to rob the murdered man of the gold, which did not exist. All this was circumstantially explained

years, and comes in hundreds of variations. The coining of the word "philately" in its French form has been circumstantially attributed to Georges Herpin in the publication Le Collectionneur de timbres-postes, Vol. 1, November 15, 1864...

consistent, making progress in your work, in ministry, and in every area of your life. For the Christian, being circumstantially prosperous isn’t prosperity. Some people can be prosperous because of the conditions of the time. When the...

invites the reader to consult Nature herself, another is intended to recommend the artificial aids of science by circumstantially describing the apparatus which will in future be necessary to assist researches into the theory of colours...