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People were intrigued by the new details that came every day, but they seemed angrier at the American incursion than at the fact that the world's biggest terrorist had been living on our soil.† (source)
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Cyberespionage would no longer be tolerated, and would be treated the same as a physical incursion into another country's sovereign space.† (source)
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As I was saying, the vision you had shortly before Christmas represented such a powerful incursion upon the Dark Lord's thoughts —' 'I saw inside the snake's head, not his!† (source)
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BB's incursion was brilliant, but he couldn't outright Core omega phages.† (source)
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This was his first incursion into management circles.† (source)
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Perhaps food had appeared where at the last incursion there had been none; bird droppings, insects perhaps, any of the strewn detritus of landward life.† (source)
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You remember, the 'Days of Rage' thing after the Cambodian incursion and that awful screw-up with the national guard.† (source)
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We haven't been invited, and the Fair Folk don't like incursions into their territory—† (source)
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It is as if an initial culture had surrendered to the sweeping incursion of another but refused to yield its first imprimatur, proclaiming the strength of its stone over the gaudy impermanence of coloured tubes of glass.† (source)
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Then the boy reckoned expenses: renting the canoe, renting the canoe paddle, renting fishing equipment so that no one would suspect the truth behind their incursions.† (source)
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She had a spider's sense for a male footstep, an incursion into her territory.† (source)
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We have had a map prepared, a map of the incursions.† (source)
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You've probably heard about the incursion today.† (source)
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The symbol of the spear was chosen because with this simple weapon Africans had resisted the incursions of whites for centuries.† (source)
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I approached a young man, a stocky fellow with a mailman's cap and beer belly, wearing a down vest, and he looked at me as if I didn't belong in his space-time dimension but had crossed over illegally, made a rude incursion.† (source)
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She also insisted on transporting the bottle, upon which, it is important to add, I committed no incursions, sticking, as always, to beer.† (source)
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