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9:3 And all the rulers of the provinces, and the lieutenants, and the deputies, and officers of the king, helped the Jews; because the fear of Mordecai fell upon them.

"The wrath of the All- powerful fell upon the nation of oppressors.

14, 1892, however, a heavy blow fell upon [future Edward VII] and his house by the death of his eldest son Prince Albert Victor, ...

I have found the present library perfectly satisfactory (when the escalators are working), and it has only been eyed in predatory fashion because planners with grandiose ambitions wanted an iconic building of some sort to put in Eastside, and their gaze fell upon the library.

Joseph Bonaparte, brother of Napoleon I, took La Peregrina to France and to Prince Louis Napoleon who in 1837 fell upon financial hardship and sold it to the Marquis of Abercorn.

In August 2002, parts of central Europe experienced unprecedented flooding after record rains fell upon saturated soils and brimming reservoirs.

The bank presented its claim, but this tremendous pressure fell upon it, so tire bank prefers to withdraw the charges and absorb the losses rather than deal with this."

For many, the terror that fell upon our soil on Sept.

She sprang to her feet and she literally fell upon me, flailing with both hands, punishing me violently.

Bros were mesmerized by bros as their gaze fell upon every sick move like a hieroglyphic scrawled into the walls of the pool.

Because New York's ambulances were otherwise occupied, it fell upon nursing home operators to ferry hospital patients to their facilities.

Whether it was for reasons of conscience or convenience, they thus avoided the harsh penalties that fell upon men shipped overseas to fight in that controversial conflict.

Suspicion immediately fell upon attendant Wilson, from Perth, who had keys to the store areas and the locked boxes the coins were kept in.

It was during his first assignment with the company that he fell upon the formula to make vinyl, one of the most widely used plastics in the world today.

On the next page, Columbus in returning from his first voyage makes an "embarrassed landfall at Lisbon" without mention of the intense storm (some have said a cyclone) that fell upon the Nina after leaving the Azores - a storm which literally drove the ship into the Tagus estuary.