The ancient astrologers devoted a considerable thought on Balarishta because if the new-born is not destined to live long, astrological prognostications are of no avail.
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Aid was expected from Austrian Archduke Ferdinand, who guaranteed to help regain or strengthen Senj, Krupa, Knin, Skradin, Klis, and Ostrovica, but of no avail.
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He soon came to see the impossibility of the measures termed collectively the Continental System; but his warnings on that subject were of no avail.
34.
"Armed struggle will continue and such meetings, which are held according to Zionist will and under American orders, will be of no avail, " he said.
35.
Landor's writing often landed him on the wrong side of the laws of libel, and even his refuge in Latin proved of no avail in Italy.
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Instead of at a project, I'm bringing the discussion here as my previous attempts to reply to the user by referring to policy has been of no avail.
37.
In 864 Duke Zdeslav, to flee to Constantinople . thus forcing the Pope to intervene by asking Domagoj to stop piracy, but his efforts were of no avail.
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The supplications of spokesman Segundo Racho not to burn the town was of no avail and the sounds of the welcoming brass band turned into volleys of gunshots.
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He was accused of receiving bribes, and Charles of Valois denounced him to the king himself; but Philip stood by him and the attack was of no avail.
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Picquart found that ordinary measures secret searches in his rooms, opening of his correspondence, examination of his desks were of no avail, because Esterhazy had been warned.
