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We don't buy clothes, says his wife, Sevi, 33, a part-time teacher who has not worked in more than a year.
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Bonomi & Casalegno 1993, Sevi 2005, Schulz and van Rooij 2006,
Situations in Natural Language Semantics Kratzer, Angelika 2009
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Meanwhile the sultan, who was holding his court at Adrianople, resolved to put an end to this farce: he sent for Sevi, and told him that if he was the Messiah he must be invulnerable; to which
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Being beaten by the ministers of the law, he turned Mahometan; he lived and died equally despised by the Jews and Mussulmans; which cast such discredit on the profession of false Messiah, that Sevi was the last that appeared.
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Sevi has got some fresh innovations with mineral-based, vegan makeup.
The Truth About Beauty Kat James 2007
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To avoid the storm, Sevi fled to Constantinople, and thence to
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Sevi has got some fresh innovations with mineral-based, vegan makeup.
The Truth About Beauty Kat James 2007
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Because of the turmoil he was creating, Sevi was arrested in Istanbul by the Ottoman authorities (Feb. 1666), and he agreed to convert to Islam instead of facing execution (Sept. 1666).
1656-61 2001
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Sevi, an ascetic Jew from Izmir who had been propagating his mystical ideas among Jewish communities in the region for some years, was proclaimed the Jewish messiah during a visit to Gaza (May 31, 1665).
1656-61 2001
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Thank god Blanco, Campese, Wilson, Lima, Sevi, JPR and many more were not born English because if they had been, I doubt we would have ever had the chance to watch them play.
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