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Over the course of the year, Klaus would repeatedly, through word and deed, demonstrate his sympathies with Putin.

Perhaps more telling, state media called the attack on the studio “a righteous deed.”

Then stab her to death and bring me back her lungs and liver as proof of your deed.

But, alas, Philadelphia received the honor and President Gerald Ford did the deed.

The endgame for Hamas, avowedly in both word and deed, is Jewish genocide.

Is it true that whenever we are about to do an ill or unjust deed a shadow of the fruits it will bring comes over us as a warning?

She pressed her hands tighter upon her bosom; her eyes sparkled with an odd approval of that brisk deed.

It is not likely that the inhabitants of Ivrea, who thus commemorate her heroic deed, will ever forget their Mugnaia.

Poor wretches—they were afraid to refuse, yet their gorge rose at the deed, and they fired at the ceiling!

We soon found opportunity for another deed of charity not dissimilar to this, though its result was more auspicious.