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The exigencies of the solar system may make it impossible for the sun to be always there, but it should be around when wanted.
PUNCH, OR THE LONDON CHARIVARI, VOL. 156, APRIL 30, 1919VARIOUS
He warily sounded a nature that could be warped to the exigencies of any plan, provided it was profitable.
SONS OF THE SOILHONORE DE BALZAC
For the moment he was absorbed by two exigencies and by two ecstasies—food and warmth.
THE MAN WHO LAUGHSVICTOR HUGO
Depots of supplies were moved from place to place as exigencies demanded.
THE RED CROSS IN PEACE AND WARCLARA BARTON
Claudia was equal to the exigencies of her time and country.
THE VALLEYS OF TIROLR. H. BUSK
Therefore he kills them only as necessity and the exigencies of life demand, and not wantonly.
RED HUNTERS AND THE ANIMAL PEOPLECHARLES A. EASTMAN
Yet I could not leave her exposed to the exigencies of a life in which she was rapidly becoming disillusioned.
A MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCEGORDON HOLMES
Your actions must be determined by the exigencies of the moment.
THE BRONZE HANDANNA KATHARINE GREEN (MRS. CHARLES ROHLFS)
It was "Tyler too," introduced to meet the exigencies of electioneering (and rhyme) that altogether disconcerted all their plans.
A HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATESCECIL CHESTERTON
They would go to show that this tax was not wanted as a permanent revenue, but solely to meet the present exigencies.
ABRIDGMENT OF THE DEBATES OF CONGRESS, FROM 1789 TO 1856, VOL. II (OF 16)THOMAS HART BENTON

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