This does not deter his devotees, who besiege the shop whenever a new flavour appears.
Obamacare, Dodd-Frank and other laws still in implementation threaten to besiege posterity under bureaucratic assault.
Along with many of St Petersburg's artistic treasures, the museum was moved to Siberia as Hitler's forces prepared to besiege the city.
The disruption is used as negotiating leverage by the unions, which know that parents will besiege school districts with calls begging them to settle.
Social and economic dynamics, as mentioned in the Atlantic piece, are contributing to besiege many households, even as a seemingly well-connected elite sails on.
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Then, when the sacred months have passed, slay the idolaters wherever ye find them, and take them (captive), and besiege them, and prepare for them each ambush.
People who have lost someone besiege him, including a charming little boy in London whose twin brother has died (George and Frankie McLaren alternate as the surviving boy).
When someone tries to criticise the Gaullist village, they are not really trying to improve it, they are trying to infiltrate or besiege it or romanise - that is, anglicise - it.
When someone tries to criticise the Gaullist village, they are not really trying to improve it, they are trying to infiltrate or besiege it or romanize - that is, anglicize - it.
Some Arsaal residents and Sunni politicians believe Mr. Hmayyed was killed in order to draw the army into a confrontation with Arsaal residents and then besiege the town, cutting off a vital supply route for Syrian rebels while securing Hezbollah control of the area.
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Backed by Iranian and Hezbollah military advisers, the regime is focused on cutting off rebel supply lines into the city from the north and south, and breaking the vast agricultural suburbs of Damascus into smaller theaters of operation that the military can easily besiege, say regime officials.
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