When the stars are extinguished,

When the stars are extinguished,

The fire was extinguished at once.

The firemen quickly extinguished the blaze.

When the stars shall be extinguished,

When the stars shall be extinguished,

So when the stars are extinguished,

So when the stars are extinguished,

There was just one blast, and they were extinguished.

There was just one blast, and they were extinguished.

It was just one scream, and with it they were extinguished.

It was just one scream, and with it they were extinguished.

It was not but one shout, and immediately they were extinguished.

It was not but one shout, and immediately they were extinguished.

So they kept saying this until We made them cut off, extinguished.

So they kept saying this until We made them cut off, extinguished.

If smoking is to be removed, fire, its source, should be extinguished.

And this ceased not to be their cry until We made them a harvestreaped, extinguished.

And this ceased not to be their cry until We made them a harvestreaped, extinguished.

And that declaration of theirs did not cease until We made them as a harvest mowed down , extinguished like a fire .

And that declaration of theirs did not cease until We made them as a harvest mowed down , extinguished like a fire .

7.5 The author argues that, under the current state of Canadian law, it is not possible for courts to restore extinguished aboriginal rights.

No attention was paid to the cultural and religious significance of fishing for the Mississauga and traditional non commercial fishing rights were almost extinguished.

NEW YORK The world s economic, financial, and geopolitical risks are shifting. Some risks now have a lower probability even if they are not fully extinguished.

7.6 On 15 January 2003, the State party made further submissions, disputing that the current state of its law makes restoration of extinguished rights impossible.

That much was understood widely by entrenched Arab dictators, who saw to it that their intelligence and security corps extinguished any flame before it could spread.

First, they could clarify the pari passu clause, specifying that it guaranteed comparable treatment for existing bondholders, not for existing bondholders and earlier bondholders whose claims were already extinguished.

Moreover, the terms of discharge tend to be much stricter in Europe. An extreme case is Spain, where mortgage debt is never extinguished, not even after a personal bankruptcy.

In any event, the Federal Court is bound to follow the Supreme Court's decision to the extent that it held that the aboriginal rights in question had been extinguished by the Williams Treaties.

Now, the island of Mauritius is a small island off the east coast of Madagascar in the Indian Ocean, and it is the place where the dodo bird was discovered and extinguished, all within about 150 years.

It is indeed a tragedy, not only in terms of the disturbing statistics involved, but in terms of the lives torn asunder, the communities destroyed, the hopes and dreams extinguished, and the suffering and sorrows left behind.

Once they succeeded in overcoming a painful crisis management phase, many of these countries accumulated previously unthinkable levels of international reserves as precautionary cushions. They extinguished billions in external indebtedness by generating and sustaining large current account surpluses.

Given the scale of the world s ecological challenges, our leaders incapacity to cooperate effectively on the environment could not be more problematic. For example, at the current rate, the world s fish resources will be extinguished in the next half century.

Furthermore, Mr. Caruana argued that nowhere in the Charter or in United Nations doctrine or elsewhere in international law was it written that a neighbour's sovereignty claim overrode, let alone extinguished, the inalienable right to self determination of a colonial people.

The author notes that while the Federal Court proceedings may allow his community to acquire additional lands and fair compensation for the 1923 surrender, they will not restore his harvesting rights, since the Supreme Court's decision has held they were extinguished at that time.

10.1 On 30 August 2004, the author comments on the State party's submission and reiterates that the Williams Treaties are the only treaties in Canada which do not protect Aboriginal hunting, fishing, trapping and gathering rights, but rather are held to have explicitly extinguished these rights.

Zhao Shengxuan, Vice President and Deputy Party Chief of CASS, responded by pledging that the Academy would treat political discipline as a criterion of the utmost importance in the assessment of academics. Soon after, CASS President Wang Weiguang thundered in an essay that class struggle would never be extinguished in China.

2.3 On 13 March 1992, the Ontario Court of Appeal dismissed the author's appeal from the District Court, holding that the 1923 treaty had extinguished the fishing rights previously held by the author's First Nation, and that the First Nation's representatives had known and understood the treaty and its terms.

At trial before the Provincial Court of Ontario, the author pleaded not guilty and argued that he had a right to fish as a member of the Hiawatha First Nation, that this right was not extinguished by the 1923 Williams Treaty and that this right should not be abrogated by the fishing regulations.

The regulations make exceptions to the general rule for persons in possession of a licence issued under the Aboriginal Communal Fishing Licence Regulations, but the author states that he has been denied the benefit of this provision because of the Court's decision that his aboriginal rights had been extinguished by the Williams Treaty.

12.3 Both the author and the State party have made frequent reference to the 1923 Williams Treaty which was concluded between the Crown and the Hiawatha First Nation and which according to the Courts of the State party extinguished the author's Nation's right to fish outside their reserves or their adjacent waters.

Millions of American homes that were purchased with subprime mortgages have been foreclosed in recent years, forcing their owners, unable to service their debt, to leave. But, as a result of no recourse mortgages in many US states, the entire mortgage debt was then extinguished, even if the value of the home was too low to cover the balance still due.

Finally, imagine the effect of all of this on Greece s financial, fiscal, and social security ecosystem With bank shares skyrocketing, our state s losses from their recapitalization would be extinguished as its equity in them appreciates. Meanwhile, the development bank s dividends would be channeled into the long suffering pension funds, which were abruptly de capitalized in 2012 (owing to the haircut on their holdings of Greek government bonds).