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Two women with one man seemed to prevail as a social model.

But in one form or another they have all prevailed.

Then you tried the force of your military, and again we prevailed.

At the line no one really knew which had prevailed.

With such men on our side how can we do else than prevail!

However, in the end the mother of his son had prevailed.

The same state prevailed when the child was brought to us.

By the end of the day, the military had prevailed.

I'm pretty sure common sense will prevail in the end.

But do you think she would be prevailed on to go back with us?

The only question is not if, but when, they will prevail.

That thinking seemed to prevail, at least in the light of day.

But I think most of us believe that the family should prevail.

Of those, the state won 12 and the defense prevailed in three.

But reason prevailed, as I hope it always does with me.

In the long and last analysis the good must prevail.

For the health of music in this city, they must prevail.

And her view is the one that seems to have prevailed.

The problem was that the Right did not always prevail.

This system was to prevail for the next 150 years.

The California team prevailed in four of the five games.

This has to change, for the public good to prevail.

He'd find a way to prevail this time as well.

A similar situation prevailed in the rest of the house.

However, his wife had prevailed upon him to come to me.