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Were he to subdue a part, that which would still remain free might oppose him with forces independent of those which he had usurped and overpower him before he could be settled in his usurpation."

The physical organization, its decay, the indestructibility of matter, the law of the conservation of energy, evolution, were the words which usurped the place of his old belief.

In the meantime, usurped royalty was playing out its part bravely at Vaux.

The general presented the ambassador with a rich robe, and returned this gallant answer: "That he and his fellow-soldiers were come with an intention to drive Mahomet out of these countries, which he had wrongfully usurped; that his present design was, instead of returning back the way he came, as Mahomet advised, to open himself a passage through the country of his enemies; that Mahomet should rather think of determining whether he would fight or yield up his ill-gotten territories, than of prescribing measures to him; that he put his whole confidence in the omnipotence of God and the justice of his cause, and that to show how just a sense he had of Mahomet's kindness, he took the liberty of presenting him with a looking-glass and a pair of pincers."

The heir, whose rights he had usurped, was the heir who would now have the estate.

Frank's hatred against Connie reached fever pitch when Connie, together with several of her relatives, went to the land in controversy and while there, with the use of force, violence and intimidation, usurped and took possession of the land, claiming that the same is their inheritance from their ascendants.

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MITHI -- Sindh Kolhi Ittehad on Saturday started a 'long march' from Mithi town to Hyderabad for what they believed 'usurped rights of gypsies and other marginalised communities of the province, particularly in the desert region of Tharparkar'.