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Alexander now occupied Babylon, city and province; Mazaeus, who surrendered it, was confirmed as satrap in conjunction with a Macedonian troop commander, and quite exceptionally was granted the right to coin.
She advanced to the quarterfinals with a 6-1, 6-3 victory over Roberta Vinci that was notable because, with four games surrendered, it was Williams's worst performance so far this year at Roland Garros.
I knew how to work on a congregation until the last dime was surrendered — it was not very hard to do — and I knew where the money for "the Lord's work" went.
While most of the German garrison quickly surrendered, it was necessary to deal with some diehard elements who refused to surrender to either the New Zealanders or the Yugoslav partisans also present in the city.
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In accepting the economic narrative set by the Conservatives, the Labour Party surrendered it's own economic credbility.
Having lasted less than an hour before Khālid's forces surrendered, it is considered the shortest war in recorded history.
Finally, beauty at its most profound invited commitment, even surrender: it was bigger and, perhaps by inference, better than you, which could prove unsatisfying.
Ocupar para não entregar — "occupy it to avoid surrendering it" — was the slogan of the day.
But if you can surrender, it is a true escape.
Constructive compromise in a republic is not surrender; it's sensibility.
All over the world if the criminal does not surrender, it is the right of law enforcers to kill him," he said.
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