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The two countries signed a non-aggression pact.pact = agreement
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Under the pact, North Korea agreed to stop producing weapons-grade uranium.
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He'll also bring them game — he and I made a pact about this a year or so ago — and will probably not ask for compensation, but they should thank him with some kind of trade, like milk or medicine. (source)
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It was also said that they had a pact with the devil, and that they kidnapped children and, taking them away to their mysterious camps, made them their slaves. (source)
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I was on the verge of blurting out the awful truth about the bus and the men in the night, but then I remembered the pact Stacey had made us all swear to when I had told him, Christopher-John, and Little Man about the caravan and I said instead, "No, ma'am," and began to churn again. (source)
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I wanted to answer her prayer—I was barely more than ten miles from the mountain—but I knew what unspoken pact I would be making as I walked through that door. (source)
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And suddenly we'll look around and discover that all the old alliances are gone, dead and gone, except one, the Warsaw Pact. (source)Pact = agreement
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Let them form blocs and alliances and mutual assistance pacts and guarantees of neutrality. (source)pacts = agreements between parties
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Thomas got to his feet anyway, determined to defend the pact he'd made. (source)pact = agreement
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I was named after Mary Magdalene, who was nearly killed from love: "So infected with deliria and in violation of the pacts of society, she fell in love with men who would not have her or could not keep her."† (source)pacts = agreements between parties
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So, we just made a pact that we wouldn't tell her unless we found out that Craig made it sound like "nothing big," and Sam was ready to forgive him. (source)pact = agreement
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She tried not to panic, but that pot of boiling water, and the otherwise eerie quiet of the house, arranged itself in a crooked way in her mind, and very suddenly she was thinking of robberies, or suicide pacts, or kidnappings.† (source)pacts = agreements between parties
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Ever since we read The Fall of the House of Usher, we had made a pact that neither of us would allow the other to be buried without making "absolutely, positively sure" (his favorite phrase) that the person was dead. (source)pact = agreement
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Sometimes, when we're very drunk, we make pacts that if we're not somewhere more exciting in three months, we'll both leave our jobs.† (source)pacts = agreements between parties
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Now I will kill you instead of him as our pact was and so the Deep Magic will be appeased. (source)pact = agreement
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Very late up the literary clock one named Locomotives and Trains, The Mystery of Sleep, Between Midnight and Dawn, The Witches' Sabbath, and Pacts With Demons.† (source)Pacts = agreements between parties
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