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Ensued
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endues
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Chaldean Numerology
The numerical value of ensued in Chaldean Numerology is: 1
Pythagorean Numerology
The numerical value of ensued in Pythagorean Numerology is: 5
Examples of ensued in a Sentence
The patron persisted in making aggressive remarks, which Mr. Spitzer initially ignored. An argument ensued, but at no time did he make any threats.
As our group started to head back, taking Road 204, another group, coming from Road 206, crossed our way, heavy pushing ensued. I'm at a loss of words to describe what happened. This massive pushing is what caused the high number of casualties among the pilgrims.
He expressed concern about whether nationwide injunctions were legal, and what ensued was a pretty thoughtful exchange about whether the pace of district court confirmations ought to pick up as a response to this. We went back and forth... and the President concluded that appellate had to be the priority.
It was offside, and she hit her right after the whistle or during the whistle, depending on who you talk to, i was on the ice and mayhem ensued.
This reminds me very much of the events of 2003, when US representatives in the Security Council showed alleged chemical weapons discovered in Iraq. A military campaign in Iraq ensued, which ended with the destruction of the country, an increased terrorist threat and the emergence of ISIS on the international scene.
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- folgteGerman
- SeguidoSpanish
- suiteFrench
- terjadiIndonesian
- 계속 된Korean
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