So the name of the board game is " noughts & crosses ", whereas the rhetorical phrases are " bring to naught ", " set at naught ", and " availeth naught ".
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John describes the despair felt by the conquered Alexandrians, writing : " None could recount the mourning and lamentation which took place in that city . . . . And they had none to help them, and God destroyed their hopes and delivered the Christians into the hands of their enemies . " However, the account ends on a note of hope and faith : " But the strong beneficence of God will put to shame those who grieve us, and He will make His love for man to triumph over our sins, and bring to naught the evil purposes of those who afflict us, who would not that the King of Kings and Lord of Lords should reign over them, ( even ) Jesus Christ our true God.
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