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At other times her one petition was to be left alone.

The first petition came back and the men were turned down.

Come here to me, and I will hear your petition.

They made a petition and got that thing put on.

Then we maybe run a petition to see what the response is.

This takes us to what is at the heart of the petition.

Would you like to know how your name got on that petition?

Perhaps we can get a petition and make it happen?

In 2013, the petition had not yet been decided upon.

I am not one of the more than 100 players who support the petition.

He took his own name off the petition in April.

So he began a petition drive to make them legal.

And the states' petitions have not yet been turned in.

There is no record that his petition was ever heard by a court.

There was a national petition for her to step down.

The five women created a petition to ask this question.

"Have you heard anything more from the Council about your petition?"

A petition by 218 of the 435 House members would be required to force such a move.

But the commission will move ahead with its petition, he said.

The court is expected to rule on the petition next week.

Some 22,500 people have also signed a petition in support.

The text of the petition has not been made public.

The petition has not yet been sent to the association.

As of 6 September 2011, the petition had 81 members.

More than 140,000 people from 175 countries signed the petition.

He is not about to petition the city for a name change.

In fact some have even joined together to petition for them.

It is not yet clear whether he will again petition for release.

Further, more than 5,000 cases are petitioned to the Court each year.

However, the school has petitioned to keep its current name.

Thus, her family petitioned for a change in the law.

At the same time, he was petitioning for a leave.

"I was inspired to petition in the town to form the fire company."

With 1200 people living here, we petitioned to become our own city in 1914.

His last public act was to petition Congress against slavery.

They began petitioning local officials in early 1994 without much success.

More than half of the families living there petitioned for a street name change.

Many of these parents have now decided to petition this Parliament.

The board has also petitioned the city to build a new center.

Currently, those children may petition for their parents when they reach 21 years old.

They have to get permission first and petition the council.

Tonight he will petition the King to make her his ward.

And good enough reason to petition for a change of venue.

"We had to petition the church to let her come home for the services.

"We've petitioned to get out of this business since 1999."

There are still some people who can petition for human rights."

In October 2005, the mother of his 9-year-old son used this as the basis to petition for child support.

The gentleman must petition the lady, never the other way around.

So they are planning to petition the courts this week to set them free.

The neighborhood, by the way, is petitioning the city for a name change.