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Sen. Elizabeth Warren, a foe of the industry, has been seated on the Senate banking committee.

None, however, were falling on the wood because here friend and foe were lying almost within bayonet length of each other.

These circumstances had given extensive notoriety to her name, and drawn largely upon her the observation of both friend and foe.

Let his foe follow him, and find him for himself, but not through me!

He was generous towards his aged parents; was deeply imbued with a sense of religion, and was the foe of vice in every form.

No one within the ranch knew it, but within two hundred yards lay the foe Lar Tantril and his men feared most.