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The word "Devil" is correct in written English
It is often used to refer to a supernatural being associated with evil or temptation, and can also be used metaphorically to describe a wicked person or situation. Example: "He felt like he was wrestling with the devil when making his difficult decision."
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Despite Mr Lew's rough ride during his confirmation process (he answered 738 questions for entry into the record), 20 Republicans voted in support of his nomination.The devil you knowIran said talks in Kazakhstan with world powers over its nuclear programme were a "positive step".
Fadlullah Wilmot, head of international programs at Islamic Relief Australia, said he supported benchmarks but "the devil is in the detail".
In several interviews conducted with Texans who had attended the inflammatory event, phrases such as "Islam is the devil" and "Muslims do not belong in Texas" were bandied about with ease.
As ever, the devil lies in the detail.Meanwhile, a recent power struggle within Tbilisi city council has renewed allegations of government arm-twisting.
For although both sides say they accept it Israel welcomed the Security Council resolution as "balanced" and the Palestinians called it "a step forward"—the devil is in the details: the drawing of borders, the status of Jerusalem, the future of the Jewish settlements and the fate of the Palestinian refugees.
But for now, wheels are in motion and tensions are bubbling over: Elsa is surely about to be outed as the devil woman she truly is, one of the twins looks sure for the chop, Del is on the warpath, and Dandy has just invited Jimmy into his house, which probably won't end well for anyone.
There's a legend that San Francisco was built in one night after a local called Cantuña made a pact with the devil: the devil built it down to the last stone, but Cantuña gave his soul in exchange.
But the devil is in the detail, just as it was in 2009 when all the statistics pointed to Australia dominating the series.
"If what I have been told is true then it will be obvious to everyone that I find myself caught between the devil and the deep blue sea.
All kinds of things happen there – in Clarksdale, Mississippi, blues legend and in many people's eyes the father of popular music, Robert Johnson, supposedly sold his soul to the devil.
He said people should be allowed to "wear what the devil they like in public", but giving evidence in court required the full face to be visible at least to the judge and jury, but not necessarily to others.
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