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But what else should he have expected from God's archenemy?

"From archenemies to allies, even friends who you give up your life for?"

Who else would show such love and kindness to the son of her archenemy?

Here was his chance to finish the archenemy of crime.

You could see Father's skin crawl when he heard the name of his archenemy, the chief.

He would have used his archenemy to turn a hefty profit.

Like it or not, he'd have to learn to trust the woman who was the Empire's archenemy.

And it earned her a reputation as an archenemy of development.

And who better to do it than her archenemy?

The clubs are often described as archenemies such is the history of the rivalry.

The archenemy of the gods was leading the other invaders.

To deal yet another blow to their political archenemy, Bill Clinton.

Lafitte was considered an archenemy of the government in Louisiana's early days.

In it he paints his enemy as cruel, and an archenemy of science.

Today, Germans and French are no longer archenemies but the best of friends.

It was as if two archenemies had met in the arena for the final duel.

Or was he filled with hatred for the treacherous archenemy, Japan?

"I'd have thought that if environmental concerns were your focus, the oil companies would be your archenemies."

Pakistan has been caught up in a nuclear arms race with its neighbor and archenemy, India.

In a Bond movie, when 007 kills the archenemy, the crisis disappears.

"They're my archenemy, but I'm not compromising anything," he said.

He fought his archenemy until the end, when he died in battle with them.

Hitler is the archenemy not only of Germany but of the world.

This one you're watching now, the roses, and his archenemy the mums.

But the Government, too, cannot imagine what it would do without an evil archenemy ready to pour over its borders.

"You see what sort of partners she gets," continued the archfiend.

David and Annie were disappointed not to have seen the archfiend himself.

The game's artificial intelligence makes up the numbers if not enough players are available to control each archfiend.

These are what haunt the head of our archfiend.

Oh, it'll be fun to match wits with the archfiend.

"Conan, we are in the house of the archfiend!

The archfiend could only flourish in such a hotbed of iniquity.

Clenching his fists, the archfiend looked ready to pounce forward.

Players control an archfiend who is trying to secure the throne of Hell, staving off up to five rivals in the process.

For the present, the archfiend was depending upon Leboux and the native fighters.

The archfiend has dark gray skin and his race is typically encountered wearing a flowing cape or cloak.

Score one more for the Archfiend!

Oh, the poor, helpless victims, lying there unconscious in the pitiless stare of this archfiend!

He was to be branded as another archfiend - perhaps a disciple of Glendenning!

He's more than mean: he's an archfiend, Satan, a megalomaniac in a tuxedo.

Suppose, he thought, I could contrive a meeting with Satan, the Archfiend.

"The archfiend Morgan came to his aid," Loris muttered.

Tobias Hildreth, archfiend of crime, went tumbling to the cobbles.

Guy Johnson took over as the director of nutrition at Pillsbury six years ago, when cholesterol was the archfiend of the food world.

In the course of the story he upsets a plot by the archfiend Baphomet on modern Earth.

No more would the insidious malady run rampant, striking down helpless, unsuspecting victims at the desire of an archfiend.

Raven - Daughter of the archfiend Trigon.

Roger Biscayne, archfiend, was dead.

The story follows "the Hero" who is tasked with saving the world from the archfiend Baramos.

His specialty was the tongue-in-cheek archfiend - often a demented scientist, inventor or doctor - whose talents had been corrupted and turned to evil ends.