deliverance
Eventually one woman remains, cut off from her family, stranded by her dreams of deliverance .
Trump’s envisioning a Pittsburgh in which unemployed steelworkers and coal miners wander the streets under smoggy skies, begging for deliverance from the vagaries of the international economy.
Video games were his deliverance from depression, loneliness and social anxiety.
On Saturday evening, Deliverance attended an emotional, at times volatile, vigil held at a MAX transit center in northeast Portland.
In an interview in Portland, Deliverance described her son as a humanitarian who wanted to make the world a better place.
The organization's founder, the Rev. Al Sharpton, traveled to Cincinnati to install Hilton at a Word of Deliverance service in January 2012.
The Deliverance EP comprises six previously unreleased Prince songs recorded from 2006–2008 with mixing and recording engineer Ian Boxill.
The audience murmured in the dark, expectant, awaiting deliverance .
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