at the mercy of vs at the แนืะพนส of

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• You live at the mercy of forces outside your control...
• I'm at the mercy of this madman.
• European gas consumers cannot be left at the mercy of monopolies.
• We know that thousands of women are literally at the mercy of slave traders.
• These days, workers are at the mercy of frequent and risky employment transitions.
• In fact, I ran away, leaving Francesca at the mercy of the hyena.
• You left me at the mercy of those Kandorians.
• Killing you at the mercy of a noble fish.
• Without Joaquin we are at the mercy of Chakal.
• It's lethal, it leaves your heart at the mercy of another.
• This places them at the mercy of those who dominate the Irish meat industry.
• Thus, immigrants are at the mercy of employers.
• The kidnapped Estonians are, however, still at the mercy of their abductors.
• The capital markets are still at the mercy of their excesses.
• He's in the dark, at the mercy of whatever is out there.
• So there I was... ...at the mercy of three monstrous trolls.
• I'm at the mercy of the Holmes brothers.
• I'm not going to leave an officer the caliber of Jack Dawkins stranded at the mercy of Colombian rebels.
• I'm at the mercy of a nurse that doesn't speak English.
• If they were denied this facility they would be even more at the mercy of those that operate monopolies and cartels in the Irish cattle trade.

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