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In just 45 months, someone will be taking the oath of national office.

The court said he had already taken the oath of office.

A blood oath was a personal thing, beyond the control of the state.

Every morning, after the Oath, the students took a short test.

Since he took the oath of office in 1934, certainly.

And you remember how important an oath was to me?

She looked up and bit back an oath of her own.

When I told him no he let out an oath.

You are going to have to give your evidence on oath.

And in time the boy would take the oath as well.

He did, and I took the oath all over again.

The king would have to take an oath to the state.

As a result, she did not take her oath of office.

Under oath you could always have told the real story.

He knew of only one who would give such an oath.

In 1662 he could not take the oath, and so left his living.

She took the oath of office on May 21, 2010.

His hand went up to take the oath with the others.

I will take oath to stay away from them, if they are.

I held up my hand as if taking an oath.

You took an oath to care for her, just like the rest of us.

He may, however, take a rest for a week or more before taking the oath of office, Federal officials said.

Nothing will stand in the way of your blood oath.

Which made it no oath at all, in his book.

Because that was what I'd taken an oath to do.