British

1. The British Army failed to subdue the IRA flying column, and Barry's tactics made West Cork ungovernable for the British.

Answer

1. Without the Avengers to answer the call, a group of heroes must form a makeshift alliance to subdue the rampaging villains and save the city.

Possible

1. ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR ANDREW MOORE: Lang told them to go out and subdue the New Guard, in as energetic terms as possible.

Expedition

1. He is also credited with an expedition to subdue a local chieftain at Kambam (in the periyakulam taluk) near the Travancore border.

Austin

1. Slipping into the changing rooms, Austin confronts Fat Bastard and manages to subdue him after a botched wire-assisted jump.

Empire

1. Liu Bang felt it was dangerous to the unity of his empire and devoted to subdue these unruly kingdoms.

Experience

1. Though antibiotics will subdue the infection, most bite victims will still experience a lot of pain and suffering from the wound that develops.

Resistance

1. A generation later the next cohort of US Air Force Generals said that air power was all that was needed to subdue any resistance in Iraq.

Guile

1. The need arose to subdue, by guile, the Vindhyas, and Agastya was chosen to do that.

Subdue Pomerania

1. The answer lies in the Piast tendency to subdue Pomerania with its Baltic Sea shores, an especially persistent effort during the Mieszko's rule.

Subdue Fang

1. The Song Emperor rewarded the monastery that Wu Song is staying with gold as a reward for personally capture and subdue Fang La.

Purpose

1. We need to know that the purpose of Dharma teaching is to subdue our mind to cultivate inner peace.

Soviets

1. During one such conversation Groves said that, of course, the real purpose in making the bomb was to subdue the Soviets.

Castle

1. But it's one of history ironies that this castle, built to subdue the Welsh by an English king, was captured in 1404 by Owain Glyndwr.

Inhabitants

1. Above the village is the Castle of Kelefa, from here the Turks tried to subdue the inhabitants of the region.

Campaign

1. After this campaign, Davout is sent in Germany, to subdue the up risings of the population.

Control

1. The Dutch gained control of the coast in 1873 and engaged in a partly successful effort to subdue the interior until c.1910.
2. Sahaja Yoga says that instead of trying to subdue or control the mind, which is almost impossible anyway, why not ignore it and simply go beyond it.

Tribes

1. Eventually Caesar was able to subdue these tribes after a protracted land and sea campaign.

Buddha

1. How should he subdue his mind?" The Buddha said, "Very good, very good Subhuti.

Slavs

1. By convincing the German people that the Slavs were sub-human the German people believed they were on a divine mission to subdue and civilize the Slavs.

Strategy

1. Sun Tzu's argument that "to subdue the enemy without fighting is the acme of skill" by attacking his strategy is perhaps the favorite aphorism.

Zhuge Liang

1. In one of his final strokes of brilliance, Zhuge Liang personally led the Shu troops to subdue the southern barbarian king Meng Huo of the Nanman tribe.

Territory

1. In 272, Emperor Aurelian finally managed to subdue Palmyra and reclaim its territory for the empire.

Conquer

1. Vajradhara, or he who holds the thunderbolt is said to conquer and subdue all evil spirits who are the enemies of Buddhism.
2. Charles V's predecessors never were able to conquer or subdue the Frisians and Geldersen.

People

1. A man opened fire at a Mexico City Metro Station killing 2 people, including one civilian attempting to subdue the gunman.

Revolt

1. The masses of idle workmen will revolt in anger, but the English occultists know of the means which will subdue them.
2. Much of the colony rose in revolt in the Gun War (1880-1881), incurring significant casualties upon colonial British forces sent to subdue it.
3. After quelling the revolt of Egypt, Xerxes finally decided to pursue the project of his father to subdue Greece, but made lengthy preparations for that.

Vandals

1. They wished to subdue the Vandals and end their pirate raids.

Britain

1. In 208 Severus, accompanied by Caracalla and his younger son, Geta, led an army to Britain to subdue the parts of the island not under Roman rule.

Saxons

1. It takes Charlemagne thirty years to subdue the Saxons; not until 804 are they finally transformed into settled Christians within his empire.

Alexander

1. It took Alexander only three years (from about 330-327 B.C.) to subdue the area that is now Afghanistan and the adjacent regions of the former Soviet Union.

Conquests

1. After a series of conquests he managed to subdue most of India.

Antwerp

1. The king's second son, Lionel of Antwerp, attempted to subdue by force the largely autonomous Anglo-Irish lords in Ireland.

Europe

1. The Mongol Empire expanded westward under the command of Batu Khan to subdue the Russian steppe and the rest of Europe.

Castles

1. The castle was an important part of King Edward I's plan of surrounding Wales in "an iron ring of castles" to subdue the rebellious population.

Efforts

1. With their efforts along with the aid of the Texas rangers, they are able to subdue the villain El Graduado.

Spite

1. The emergency began with an uprising of Ukrainian Cossacks that persisted in spite of Warsaw 's efforts to subdue it by force.
2. The emergency began with an uprising of Ukrainian Cossacks that persisted in spite of Warsaw's efforts to subdue it by force.
3. However, in spite of all attempts to subdue it, the Macedonian character, over the ages, has survived.

Reign

1. Julius Caesar tried to subdue the Goths without success, and the Goths also remained free during the reign of Tiberius.

Sennacherib

1. When the Assyrians finally managed to subdue the Babylonians in 689, Sennacherib turned his attention to Judah.

Kingdom

1. It did not take long for Sparta to subdue all cities in the region of Laconia and turn it into its kingdom.

Ravenna

1. The struggle was accompanied by an armed outbreak in the exarchate of Ravenna in 727, which Leo finally endeavoured to subdue by means of a large fleet.

Battle

1. When Xuan Zan recommended Guan Sheng to be the man to subdue the Liangshan rebels, Hao Siwen followed Guan Sheng into battle.

First

1. To gain his bride, however, Peleus had first to capture and subdue her.
2. First, however, he had to subdue Greece.

China

1. But within the next few years, China was crippled by an internal revolt and in 1912, all Chinese forces vacated Tibet to subdue the Chinese revolution.

Populace

1. During and shortly after the Norman Conquest of England, castles were inserted into important pre-existing towns to control and subdue the populace.
2. Zhuge Liang, knowing Meng Huo was respected by the populace, wanted to capture and subdue him according to Ma Su's war plan.

Power

1. It was only by 675 that the Emperor Constance II managed to find power, ways and means and try to subdue i.e.

Demons

1. Dharma King Padmasambhava was brought to subdue the demons who were obstructing the introduction of Buddhism in Tibet.

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