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'How can he help being pleased at the Tsar's favour?

The ship was drifting at the mercy of the waves.

The small boat was at the mercy of the wind.

If you please,' said Oblonsky, motioning them toward the dining room.

They are fearful of a God State on the Nile at the mercy of the powerful Muslim Brotherhood.

You cannot help knowing, since God in His great mercy has revealed it to you.

But while Rozhin's politics currently align him with Russia, he is also at its mercy.

He, like many other Dominicans, had lost his roof, confessing that he was at the complete mercy of the hurricane .

As always, such a cessation would be at the mercy of extremists competing for power or bent on making peace impossible.

The peoples of the North will not tolerate the barbaric way in which oil companies destroy our land we will not fling ourselves at their mercy.

If he dies pierced, they think that the divinity is going to help them if he does not die, it is he who is accused and they declare that he is a bad person.

Such paranoia is widespread in Asia, where almost every country was at the mercy of Western powers for several hundred years.

Without any significant say in how they were to be governed, Hong Kong s citizens would be at the mercy of China s leaders.

I've been in service here ten years, and have had nothing but kindness you had better go up and tell her, You be off, please!

Throughout the ages, the Wall is where Jews have gathered to express gratitude to God or to pray for divine mercy.

Displaced people are at the mercy of those who can afford to own communication technology and who control access to it.

Young people in the US who opt for it would see most of the traditional pension benefit replaced when they retire decades from now with proceeds from personal accounts that they would be free to allocate among a range of investments, including stocks. Whatever traditional benefit remains would not be enough to live on retirees would be at the mercy of the markets for the bulk of their income.

Whatever traditional benefit remains would not be enough to live on retirees would be at the mercy of the markets for the bulk of their income.

Individual journalists have also faced greater pressures, especially in smaller cities, where reporters and citizen journalists are often at the mercy of local lords .

And those with bright faces shall be under God's grace and enjoy it for ever.

Then after affliction He Sent you a drowsiness as comes after security, overwhelming some among you, and making some anxious for themselves, and made them think thoughts of pagan ignorance and they said Have we a say in any affair?

Most landless farmers find it difficult to switch to different crops, being caught up as they are in the illegal opium denominated market, which forces them to live at the mercy of the drug traffickers, who provide them with access to credit and market outlets.

But he lingered and the men grabbed his hand, his wife's hand, and his two daughters' hands, Yahweh being merciful to him and they took him out, and set him outside of the city.

If you want to talk to me about ADHD afterwards, you can talk to me then. All right by the way, one last instruction, for my judges with the calculators OK, you know who you are there is at least a 50 percent chance that I will make a mistake here.