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| Hulk continued to flourish in the last season as well. |
| Zionist groups flourished in Warsaw in the late 1800's. |
| The Kromagg Dynasty flourished in its internal conflicts. |
| The spices were brought over from Asia and South America and flourished in the tropical climes. |
| Descendents of Imam Hasan from Idris flourished in North Africa and brought Islam in the Maghrib. |
| Rubicon's findings indicate that they flourished in County Carlow between 3500 and 3000 years ago. |
| The Alliance France-Isra? l, involving prominent French political figures, flourished in the late 1950s and early 1960s. |
| What we fail to realise is that the EU will stifle growth and innovation and prevent Croatia from flourishing in the future. |
| It was obvious from the nature of things, and of mankind; and, above all, from the Whiggish spirit flourishing in that country. |
| Today jazz is flourishing in Italy to an extent that even surprises Carlo Pagnotta, director of Italy's landmark Umbria festival. |
| Thus Egypt flourished with cheap labor even during the days of wide spread femine. |
| But AG's progressive culture took a firm root, and the tree of democracy flourished with the fruits for all to benefit from. |
| It supported local potters as a decent business with little or no mechanisation, low investment and it flourished with a lot of artistry. |
| If we leave all Animal Products this earth will again flourish with love as currently because of Animal Farming we are destroying Rain Fores More. |
| As beautifully mournful melodies lie above the dark like framed archways in shadow, passages flourish with a purity, and a sensitivity, that the piano seems particularly attracted to. |
| Industries need to flourish for development, employment and a global economic presence, whether we like it or not. |
| This Lodge flourished for many years and its influence had far reaching social effect? It was considered an exclusive Lodge. |
| In contrast, Section 22 of the Committee's Bill is a comprehensive formulation which weaves in Article 21 jurisprudence to guarantee a life of flourishing for PwDs. |
| Steam rises from dense forests where indigenous people flourished for thousands of years, and black butterflies the size of your fist fly alongside you as you climb. |
| Some ports -- Liverpool, Bristol, London -- flourished on the returns from the trade. |
| The JCC flourished on Chapel Street and became the cornerstone of an upper Chapel Street revitalization. |
| The President said that democracy has survived and flourished on the sweat, blood and tears of political workers. |
| Another major tax-evader who was being pursued by a previous CBR Chairman is flourishing on the basis of his? connections? in the present arrangement. |
| On the other hand, local cosmetics retail chains selling products from over a hundred of international cosmetics and skincare brands are flourishing on the street-level shops. |
| Contrary to claims made by the PNP, jueteng is flourishing under P-Noy's watch. |
| On his return to Merseyside, there was once more hope that he could flourish under the guidance of Rodgers, a man who prizes ball mastery and vision above all else. |
| Moving the arguement away from Rangers but retaining the franchise concept - would not a model of the more successful world known clubs not flourish under such an arrangement. |
| Alahakoon has surely flourished during his time. |
| Culture, in addition, flourished during this time period. |
| Bistros and restaurants proliferated, survived the Terror, and flourished during the Empire and the Restoration. |
| Children can not grow and flourish without the presence of a woman who stays at home with them. |
| These arguments explain why the carbon can form millions of compounds and organic chemistry is flourishing like nothing. |
| So often, when we see a person in their latter days, we all too -- easily forget how they once ' flourished like a flower of the field. |
| LANGKAWI ISLAND (KEDAH) Fast flourishing into a tourist haven, this island has world class facilities with its hotels, resorts and eateries. |
| They had two children: George Paget Thomson who flourished into a prominent Physicist himself and won Nobel Prize for discovery of the diffraction of electron by crystals in 1937. |
| Another interesting thing I learned recently was about the Essenes, who were a Jewish religious group that flourished from the 2nd century BC to the 1st century AD. |
| Carrick, a rich man's Darren Fletcher, would need a Keane-type player alongside if he is to flourish at Old Trafford. |
| Maybe then it too can flourish as a London gem rather than somewhere more associated with litter, fly tipping and vandalism. |
| After graduating in 2005, he pursued work in the government? s youth sector to use his knowledge and skills? to continually learn and flourish as a youth development worker? |
| The Bee Gees ' musical careers flourished after the family returned to England in 1967. |
| But the business actually flourished after the Liberation War with the help of private banks. |
| Countless others -- small and rudimentary in operation -- flourished within the communities where they were located. |
| And we see Clay flourishing until a final deteriorate during least. |
| But he has flourished since switching to the centre-forward role - despite initially not having been convinced he could make the transition. |
| Rise of the Evangelicals Churches flourish alongside these organisations -- some are also NGOs. |
| Centred on the monastries, Celtic art, learning and culture were flourishing by 800 CE and the monks had also established centres of learning and Christianity in many parts of Europe. |
| Some students flourished behind bars in a place that, despite its regimentation and inanity, was safer than their home environments. |
| Through embarking on his passion, he was able to flourish despite his adolescent awkwardness. |