Won't the previous deathblows to HADOPI apply too, viz: ❋ Unknown (2009)
The visions on both sides were well stated, but many Bush pundits were disappointed because they expected Bush to deliver some deathblows to Kerry. ❋ Dude (2004)
It was about two ances'tral enemies who fought for hours only to ultimately kill each other with simultaneous deathblows. ❋ Kirchoff, Mary (1993)
Not until he had ridden outward from the circle did he see trees overthrown, their roots pointing accusingly like crooked fingers at the sky from which their deathblows had come. ❋ Norton, Andre (1975)
‘Idolatry is, I suppose, nearly as ancient as mankind itself; but such is the epoch in which we live that I have myself seen it receive its deathblows.’ ❋ 1831-1903 (1895)
Two Moons, a tall and stalwart Roman-faced Indian, standing amid the white slabs where thirty-three years before, clad in a white shirt, red leggings, without war-bonnet, he had ridden a white horse, dealing deathblows to the boys in blue, and with these deathblows the last great stand of the Red Man against the White Man. ❋ Joseph Kossuth Dixon (1891)
But Gilbert's great strokes flashed like lightnings from his pliant wrist, and behind the wrist was the Norman arm, and behind the arm the relentless pale face and the even lips, that just tightened upon each other as the deathblows went out, one by one, each to its place in a life. ❋ Unknown (1881)
The Blu-ray release just happens to be more than decent in terms of its technical presentation, but the extras are lame deathblows. ❋ Nate Boss (2010)
I thought it had died in 2004, after the double deathblows of ❋ Unknown (2009)
Jeetender's horse Rajkumar spun about on his forehand, dealing out deathblows with his hind legs if any other creature came into his orbit. ❋ Unknown (2009)
There is no limit to the amount of strong mentors that will appear, nor to the amount of 'ultimate deathblows' and transformations that can be learned. ❋ Unknown (2009)
Nevertheless, despite my repeated deathblows to the nation's confidence in capitalism, parent-child love, and beer for ❋ Unknown (2008)
Some have noted how languages hovering on the brink of extinction are likely to receive their deathblows in the face of such clear and forceful dominance of a global language.i Even as some sixty-five hundred languages are currently spoken, as many as half may be teetering on the edge; they have fallen below critical masses of speakers, and are poised for likely extinction in the foreseeable future.ii Global culture has made it challenging for these less-spoken languages to be passed down to new generations, not least because more widely spoken ones offer access to larger communities, and expanded opportunities. ❋ Leslie Dunton-Downer (2010)
