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Linxia (Hezhou) was often

wracked by these frequent rebellions.

In 1332 Chugan returned in disgust to a Japan

wracked by civil war and unrest.

Wracked by guilt, and wanting to erase the evidence,

Beginning in 1927 the league was

wracked by dissension between club owners.

For a period in 1994, Undernet was

wracked by an ongoing series of flame wars.

Somalia's transitional government has been

wracked by infighting for years, hampering its effort

Somalia's transitional government has been

wracked by infighting for years, hampering its effort

For several years Egypt had been

wracked by civil war and Zacharias had halted payment

Later,

wracked by guilt, Orff would write a letter to his la

andwich Mountjoy, whose men were starving and

wracked by disease, between them and the Spaniards.

-three years but had been, in its last years,

wracked by an economic downturn and severe labour unr

June 1953 into the following year, Egypt was

wracked by street riots, clashes, arson, and civil tu

he story of 15-year-old Tess DeNunzio, who is

wracked by guilt after losing her half-sister in a hi

s release date pending, and Harrison's throat

wracked by laryngitis, the track was re-recorded quic

the original series, the young Yueh ghola is

wracked by feelings of intense guilt over the actions

of proceeding in the country which was still

wracked by civil war.

The castle was

wracked in the Livonian War.

Despite the Jacobite upheavals that

wracked Scotland during his lifetime it was his exper

Weatherford

wracked up 45.4 yards per punt on 57 attempts, breaki

Wracked with guilt, Sam attempts suicide in prison an

Later, Bendrix is still

wracked with jealousy when he sees Henry crossing the

Rome was

wracked with bouts of plague, and Saracens operating

ricia tried to be strong for Bernice, but was

wracked with guilt all over Christmas about her own f

ew areas in the troubled region that has been

wracked with mass anti-India protests.

shown training once again but he seems to be

wracked with feelings of revenge and anger towards Ki

ecision, Imerina was to remain fragmented and

wracked with conflict among principalities until it w

's first (underground) publication, Hardy was

wracked with uncertainty as to whether it was ethical

Il-sun, now

wracked with sympathy for Young-goon, hatches an elab

sed Jay Treaty because (p 546) "Soon Britain,

wracked within by sedition, grain shortages, rising u