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suffer at the hands of an oppressor

Rehabilitate [the poor] at the hands of the king.

Our people are suffering at the hands of an oppressor.

I stared at the hands of that red maple.

The graduates received their diplomas at the hands of the principal

The civilian population was suffering greatly at the hands of the security forces.

The kid suffered a lot at the hands of his stepfather.

at the same time, we cannot deny the creation and development at the hands of opera masters.

China, meanwhile, has itself suffered at the hands of its erratic neighbour.

Both our peoples suffered greatly at the hands of Kael 'thas and his agents, Lady Liadrin.

A judicial proceeding whose purpose is to obtain relief at the hands of a court.

Enough documentary evidence exists of the horrific treatment of the Chinese at the hands of the Japanese.

Read Ralph Ellison's perceptive description of the transformation of separate African and European cultures at the hands of the slaves

Expert guidance: children at the hands of texture sensitive period, to lead the children of the right hand while training.

Interrogation at the hands of the Gestapo might include beatings with truncheons, electric shock treatment or the dislocation of limbs.

To find the answer, look to the recent Olympics shellacking Russia took at the hands of the Canadians in hockey.

Can buy a box of fish, watch sea lions were robbed at the hands of the mouth to eat;

Indeed, he died at the hands of those who deemed Him a threat to the HONOR of Caesar.

They devote themselves to winning over residents scarred by decades of violence - some at the hands of the police.

Mrs Palin was greeted like the reincarnation of Ronald Reagan by the delegates, furious at her mauling at the hands of the "liberal media".

"In a couple of days I will be in Italy and I will put myself at the hands of Inter.

No country can long tolerate a besieged embassy or news of beleaguered nationals dying at the hands of a mob.

If not in coin you must pay in humiliation of spirit for every benefit received at the hands of philanthropy.

She clutched at the hands of the asphalt road. It was clear and clean without any dirty marks.

The iconic plastic doll is often mutilated at the hands of young girls, according to research published by British academics.

The last play concerns the punishment of Orestes at the hands of the Furies, or Erinyes, the goddesses who purge him of the sin of matricide.

Like many other Flemish soldiers, he returned embittered by his treatment at the hands of French generals.

He'd been thrown in prison, he'd faced persecution, and he'd suffered at the hands of those who hated him.

Remembering what he had suffered at the hands of those soldiers he could well picture what prison would be like.

People were crammed into crumbling, unsafe and unhealthy buildings, enduring terrible conditions at the hands of ruthless landlords.

The drow of Menzoberranzan were still staggering from the disruption of magic during the Time of Troubles, and from their defeat at the hands of Mithril Hall's dwarves.

Nigeria adopted the name after a controversial loss at the hands of the Indomitable Lions of Cameroon in the 1988 Africa Cup of Nations final.

The efforts of Demetrius I and Antiochus VII could not forestall the dynasty's inevitable end at the hands of the Roman Pompey the Great in 64 BC.

In Racak, south of Pristina, the deaths of 45 civilians at the hands of Serbian paramilitaries in 1999 convinced the West to intervene.

Among the cathedral's treasures are the remains of martyrs who died for the Roman faith at the hands of a Protestant state.

They devote themselves to winning over City of God residents scarred by decades of violence — some at the hands of the police.

The torture and death of a 13-year-old boy, Hamza al-Khatib, at the hands of the security service became a cause célèbre.

Others made the point that though 91 people were killed, most of them at the hands of heavily armed soldiers, the army has shown no remorse.

Labour, meanwhile, was fretting about the damage it might suffer at the hands of the far-right British National Party (BNP) long before the expenses scandal broke.

Although the battle happened 250 years ago, many Scots are still bitter about the treatment they received at the hands of the English.

After Gou Jian returned to his homeland, he made a firm resolve to revenge his defeat at the hands of the King of Wu.

For us here in the United States, we are reminded today of all those Americans that we lost at the hands of Qaddafi's terror.

The brotherhood's history spanned more than a millennium… anastonishing chronicle of secrets, blackmail, betrayal, and even brutal torture at the hands of anangry Pope.

The convoluted scenarios by which merely opening the books will lead to an inflationary catastrophe at the hands of Congress are difficult to take seriously.

He was referring to the 2008 attacks on the Indian financial hub that left 166 people dead at the hands of Pakistani-based extremists.

Not only was Jesus born from the Virgin Mary, but God also saved him from crucifixion at the hands of the Jews.

The final score in that encounter was a thrashing for the United States, England, and Japan at the hands of Russia and Qatar.

As he continued his research he boarded scientific vessels. Dove with whales in the Pacific, and even watched whales die at the hands of modern. explosive-tipped harpoons.

It is an improbable scandal that features Rupert Murdoch's humbling at the hands of Parliament as one of its dullest chapters.

For instance if your Valentine is a colleague then you might say something like: "from your admirer in the fellow sufferer at the hands of Mr."

Even some nations that have played ball and have always played ball, will suffer at the hands of these Luciferian, Satanic high mucky-mucks…

"The script used in the making of a film is the shooting script. During the course of film production the script may undergo many changes at the hands of the director, the cameraman, and the film editor. "

In asking for a light sentence, his lawyer cited a letter written by his sister, recounting their unhappy childhood at the hands of alcoholic parents.

Historians have even speculated that he was partly-Jewish himself - or even that his mother died at the hands of an inept Jewish physician.

After their repeated defeats at the hands of Yue Fei, one Jin commander sighed and said, "It's easier to shake Mount Tai than to shake Yue Fei's army".

At st James' Park early in the month he was absolutely everywhere, while many agree he was the best United player on the pitch in the Reds' 4-1 defeat at the hands of Liverpool.

The Lancashire side's results this season have been mixed but after a 7-1 defeat at the hands of Manchester United and then a loss at Bolton last weekend, the board have acted swiftly.

While the vast majority of Flemish Belgians were patriots during the war, and many lost their lives at the hands of the Nazis, nationalism and opposition to Belgian rule has always existed among the Dutch-speaking communities of northern Belgium.

Huo Yuhao looked at the hands of paper with great care of the map, and then have a look on both sides of the road and direction, he concluded, their distance is very close to the stars.

Some studies are based on skeletons found at archaeological sites; averaging their results suggests that 15 percent of prehistoric humans met a violent death at the hands of another person.

Jose Mourinho chose to eliminate the negative in the wake of his first managerial defeat at the hands of Sir Alex Ferguson and the ending of Chelsea's magnificent 40-game unbeaten run.

Of the applications, Web sites, and services hosted on the Web, more than a fair share will experience some sort of mischief at the hands of a hacker intent on carrying out some sort of attack.

Note release a total of five times round the water, the cup was finally full, and that dazzling cup of tea and end at the hands of fragrant, refreshing the entrance.

But Mr Arditti's book is also a tribute to the passengers who sailed on the St Louis in search of freedom, and an elegant memorial to those sent back to Europe to face death at the hands of the Nazis.

Since then, Mr. Thaksin and his Allies have suffered a series of legal blows at the hands of Thai courts, which previously had been fearful of taking on the country's powerful politicians.

But the death of a child is a much rarer occasion in fiction, and very, very rare at the hands of the fiction's main protagonist, which in a game, is you.

The regime’s opponents said the victim had eagerly backed Mir Hosein Mousavi, a thwarted opposition candidate in last year’s presidential election, hence his death at the hands of the state.

Most Americans agree that a nation that has suffered an outrage at the hands of another may retaliate if that is the course of action most likely to discourage a repetition.

In September, the Buffett-owned MidAmerican Energy Holdings agreed buy Constellation Energy and invest $1 billion to keep the Baltimore power producer from collapsing at the hands of brutal markets.

A prolonged hangover from a second consecutive Champions League exit at the hands of Barcelona coupled with a mounting injury list are the only two factors which could yet unhinge the Gunner’s season.

Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger would do well to study Manchester United's humbling at the hands of Liverpool earlier this year as he plots a route to the Champions League final.

Speedman's colleagues have to rescue him from torture at the hands of a 12-year-old drug Lord (Brandon Soo Hoo), whose favourite film, it turns out, is "Simple Jack".