|  | 41. | Stoll asserted, " after five hours prowling around on the Web I feel enfeebled ." 
 
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|  | 42. | Without this political voice, enfeebled churches, synagogues and mosques present little more than bland civil religion. 
 
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|  | 43. | Wilson lived on until 1991, progressively enfeebled in mind and body, in desperately reduced financial circumstances. 
 
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|  | 44. | Even if Microsoft offers an enfeebled version of Windows 95, who's going to buy it? 
 
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|  | 45. | French President Jacques Chirac is too politically enfeebled at home to render effective leadership outside his own country. 
 
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|  | 46. | And an unspoken State of the Union would probably not irreparably sadden the citizenry or enfeeble the Republic. 
 
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|  | 47. | Christopher survived, but the torture he faced over two long periods of detention left him mentally enfeebled. 
 
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|  | 48. | Its client list includes many power companies that generate or sell electricity to California's enfeebled utilities. 
 
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|  | 49. | But wait : the Catch-22 in Virginia's enfeebled gun control laws has kicked in. 
 
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|  | 50. | Grace is first seen in a hospital bed, enfeebled but holding out hope for a heart transplant. 
 
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