victoriously

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victorious
The 'vertical separation and fragmentation' option was victorious.
The entire subject has been neglected because of the dominant myth of a victorious nation.
At the same time he symbolised the inflexible immigration restrictions imposed by the victorious powers.
The study that follows also examines the operation of the electoral system and the characteristics of the priests who emerged victorious from the polls.
Historically, it can be said that speaking is the 'victorious' half of communication, the yang of the yin-yang principle (that which dominates).
This is the direction from which the victorious and longmissed king is expected to arrive.
The victor, victorious coalition, or international hegemonic culture, meanwhile, prevails, permeating the values and norms of the domestic system of the vanguished.
The victorious campaign, however, had been no less costly.
Here, it seems as though the social order is victorious.
It was money well spent if their candidates emerged victorious.
It was in this region also where the crusading zeal of the democratic agenda of the victorious powers was most concentrated.
Once these last get on the scales, it would be almost miraculous were the liberal cause always to emerge victorious.
Although the immediate impact of the crisis of 1543 on evangelicalism was disastrous, in the central confrontation the reformers were victorious.
They also captured the arms left by the enemy in the aftermath of their victorious battle.
On his knee he would proclaim that he would be victorious and return the daughter to the before asking for her hand in marriage.
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