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After thus suppressing the rising of the Babylonians, Assurbanipal directed the whole of his forces to the subjugation of Elam.
THE HISTORY OF ANTIQUITY, VOL. III (OF VI)MAX DUNCKER
Such women exploit passion for vanity, for distraction, or for the primal male-instinct of subjugation.
FEMINISM AND SEX-EXTINCTIONARABELLA KENEALY
With the subjugation of Canada, the granting of lands in the debatable ground was resumed.
VERMONTROWLAND E. ROBINSON
True, the Norman adventurers from England did not succeed immediately in the subjugation of the entire island.
THE CATHOLIC WORLD, VOL. X, OCTOBER 1869VARIOUS
No one but a madman could doubt that, in such an event, the subjugation of England was almost certain.
HISTORY OF THE UNITED NETHERLANDS, 1584-86, VOL. I. (OF IV) COMPLETEJOHN LOTHROP MOTLEY
By the time their quarry wakes up to its infection and subjugation – it is already too late.
AFTER THE RAINSAM VAKNIN
An examination of its text will show how largely it was devoted to Emma's subjugation.
THE STORY OF THE MORMONSWILLIAM ALEXANDER LINN
But even after the subjugation of Tyre, Nebuchadnezzar did not pass beyond Syria.
THE HISTORY OF ANTIQUITY, VOL. III (OF VI)MAX DUNCKER
This act of subjugation is commemorated in the folk song: Thou art terrible, Roman; the Lithuanians are thy laboring oxen.
THE CHAUTAUQUAN, VOL. III, FEBRUARY 1883THE CHAUTAUQUAN LITERARY AND SCIENTIFIC CIRCLE
These acts, and others of similar nature, were intended for the subjugation of laborers and the benefit of the employers of labor.
MONOPOLIES AND THE PEOPLECHARLES WHITING BAKER

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cause célèbrenoun | [kawz suh-leb-ruh, -leb; French kohz sey-leb-ruh ]SEE DEFINITION