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that claim he would be	subjected	tae the maist horrific punishments
the episcopalians of scotland were	subjected	to a legal suppression of
are wholly innocent will be	subjected	to unjustified official surveillance we
of tea and pastries and	subjected	to a more informal grilling
the agenda and who are	subjected	to unreasonable chairmanship i have
know that they have been	subjected	unfairly to surveillance i realise
prison because they would be	subjected	to abuse and hostility those
anglo saxon settlers has been	subjected	to three main waves of
friends and to have been	subjected	to bullying peer pressure had
to building words after being	subjected	to statistical analysis the findings
tested in the classroom and	subjected	to comment and detailed criticism
17 iii 25 it was	subjected	to analysis using the t
examination to which parliament has	subjected	the bill during its various
to this young professor been	subjected	to a long process of
service transfer and he was	subjected	to quite a bit of
in the spring before being	subjected	to further consultation at that