Substitute David Mutendera needlessly had a shy at the striker's end and the resultant overthrow fetched the West Indies four valuable runs. |
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Advocates contend that the government's approach has not only failed, but is also needlessly cruel. |
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But his critics say he has needlessly antagonized professors with his autocratic style. |
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Old bogeys that should have been buried years ago have been needlessly reinvigorated. |
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When William falls in love, James berates him, and their relations remain needlessly strained until near the end. |
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Are you saying you have needlessly besmirched the reputation of the Secretary of State? |
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The stuff about them being more dangerous and needlessly wasteful is true, but that's just extra ammunition. |
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It seems all wrong in modern surroundings, though, and I was forever activating the wipers needlessly. |
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He didn't get where he is in the culinary industry by needlessly introducing non-binary thinking. |
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Recent studies at the University of California at Davis have shown that most people stake their young trees needlessly and for too long. |
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And there I was worrying that I'd needlessly insulted this blameless woman. |
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It is contrary to human dignity to cause animals to suffer or die needlessly. |
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It will hurt those who have imposed on the British taxpayer needlessly, fraudulently, frivolously, maliciously and unfoundedly. |
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Owners of classic cars are being urged not to yield to the temptation of the government's scrappage scheme and have them needlessly crushed. |
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However, intensive care also raises the specter of treatment for treatment's sake and fears of a life prolonged needlessly by machines. |
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Every penny counts for cash-strapped students, so it makes sense to ensure money is not given away needlessly. |
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For over 2000 years, leeches were needlessly applied for many ailments as an adjunct to blood letting. |
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Frequently observed in connection with cabin groups is a tendency to spread the effects of their presence over a needlessly large area. |
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The doctor was struck off by the Medical Council in July for needlessly removing the wombs of 10 women. |
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Furthermore, a recent research report suggested that Briton needlessly waste money on food that goes off before it can be consumed. |
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The book was needlessly massive and it came in a choice of eight ostentatious satin covers. |
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The first three chapters of the book are hard going and, at times, impenetrable and needlessly obscure. |
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The CFL and NFL have the same rule, giving major penalties for needlessly attacking the kicker within a five-yard radius. |
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On one occasion he turned a yellow card into a red one by needlessly hoofing the ball away after being flagged offside. |
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Scientists who jabbered on needlessly using five syllabled words had always gotten on his nerves. |
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Addressing opponents with an honorific needlessly elevates them, so stick to first names. |
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However, poor marking at a needlessly conceded 84 th-minute throw-in allowed the visitors to steal a point and grind out a draw. |
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Some insurers and banks are needlessly holding up the process with medical exams. |
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There's not a single woman cowering under pointless blows, not a single housewife, waitress, charlady or nun being needlessly punched or nutted. |
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Irregularities have to be handled as natural aspects of a language, not as excrescences which needlessly complicate the grammar. |
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Someone decided that the semicolons were needlessly fussy, resulting in what English teachers call a dangling modifier. |
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Instead I watched as a war was launched with a tissue of lies, and as innocents died needlessly. |
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I'll take an older print with character any day over needlessly edge-enhanced modern prints, but the fact is that this print is in poor shape. |
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Medical librarians concerned they could be out of a job as electronic publishing comes of age may be worrying needlessly. |
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Before we were done the innkeeper came out once again and took up a post by his bar, needlessly polishing his mugs. |
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For so much of the tragedy in disability is created by a society which needlessly handicaps us. |
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It's behavior like that which gets so many rescue workers needlessly killed. |
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Furthermore, advances in technology that needlessly prolong dying can be a threat to human dignity. |
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Does he think charging around needlessly conceding possession and struggling uselessly to win it back is the way forward? |
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All too often the fish, overly chewy, and the rice, needlessly clumpy, didn't deserve gentler treatment. |
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It is irresponsible that certain sections of local government have chosen to needlessly scare the public with unfounded and baseless accusations. |
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Many suffer needlessly from eye defects due top lack of knowledge and basic equipment. |
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I would disapprove only of the needlessly dry string pizzicatos at the first suggestion of the variations' sicilienne-like theme. |
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The convoluted plotlines and gimmicky narration distract needlessly from its premise of ecological change and accountability. |
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Electricity from excess illumination wastes an enormous amount of energy needlessly. |
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Claudia Lema works to reduce the number of women who die needlessly in childbirth in Indigenous communities in Peru. |
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Without them the lives of the personnel aboard the frigates are needlessly put at risk. |
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Comparisons with far-right groups on the day the EDL is mounting a demonstration is needlessly provocative. |
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Every minute the clock ticks, three women die needlessly in pregnancy or childbirth. |
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We have a very strong treaty which recognizes all those who have needlessly died or had their lives shattered by the weapons you have now banned. |
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Women have the right to life, but they are dying needlessly because of poverty, injustice and gender discrimination. |
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We have argued above that unrestricted drug advertising can needlessly increase health care costs. |
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The fact is that the Conservative government has needlessly delayed its own legislation. |
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By then, many cows will have already decreased production and suffered needlessly. |
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However, many women and their newborns continue to suffer and die needlessly. |
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This grading factor has needlessly cost farmers thousands of dollars over the years. |
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We are careful when making a decision to perform a diagnostic test to ensure they are not administered needlessly. |
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This stigma and discrimination needlessly increase the personal suffering associated with the disease. |
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The audit may point out several ways in which electrical energy is wasted or why payments for power used are needlessly high. |
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Thus, the agony for Walker may have been needlessly prolonged. |
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Is keeping someone who is in a persistent vegetative state artificially alive a benefit to that person or does it only needlessly and inhumanely prolong her dying? |
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Electric igniters are standard features on gas furnaces and cooking appliances because continuous pilot lights in those fixtures consume gas needlessly. |
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Never has such a strong political hand been so needlessly, carelessly, calamitously thrown away. |
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The visa revocation process remains partially blind and needlessly porous to incursions by individuals who might pose a grave risk to our security. |
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That nod-and-wink style of governing needlessly raises business risk. |
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When our perceptions are wrong, we can misjudge people, worry needlessly and draw the wrong conclusions. |
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This curious, needlessly constrictive recording technique does make the album's deliberate, measured structure more impressive though not necessarily more entertaining. |
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Like a red rag to a bull, the needlessly conceded goal sparked Dulwich back into life and the two-goal cushion was swiftly restored as James completed his hat trick. |
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It was a needlessly conceded free-kick out on the right wing, and as it was sent in across the edge of the six-yard box, the Milan players were queuing up to nod it home. |
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Aside from some needlessly sappy sentimentality and a cute quirkiness to characters that sometimes seems a little too pat, the film is well written. |
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From a military perspective, both cities burned to cinders needlessly. |
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True suspense and deft plotting are subverted in the name of needlessly convoluted conspiracies. |
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It is a scandal that in many Member States people awaiting trial may spend many months needlessly in detention prior to trial. |
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All of those who are positive have now needlessly spread the virus to countless others. |
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It's not all useless back surgery and unnecessary appendectomies and needlessly prolonging Grandma's death throes. |
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For those who carry weapons might be tempted by their feeling of self-power glibly to use their weapons needlessly. |
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So many lives are needlessly lost every year to this disease. |
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Applying for a grant seems needlessly complex and expensive. |
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Some of her clues are painfully obvious, others needlessly obscure. |
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That song also featured a needlessly long pause for dramatic effect that didn't escape the wrath of some audience members who catcalled the pretentious moment. |
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Further, the system of citation seems needlessly cumbersome. |
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This intelligent design prevents the side plates from being pulled through the recycled material idly and sapping power needlessly. |
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It seems pointless to us for House business to be needlessly taken up with name changes from the commissions. |
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My wife and I know what it is like to lose a much-loved son needlessly on military duty in a distant country and we wouldn't wish that dreadful heartache and pain on anyone. |
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The measure must be temporary and must not needlessly restrict the rights of others. |
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As it is, the Bach sonata, coming right after, sounds needlessly sobersided. |
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It is in the difficult spots that you can display your efficiency and your competence to lead, but do not exhaust yourself needlessly. |
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The only outcome of withdrawing help will be to witness more people needlessly and shamefully dying on Europe's doorstep. |
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We want to reduce the number of children who die needlessly from malnutrition and other preventable causes. |
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Millions of healthy animals were needlessly slaughtered in an orgy of killing and burning that shocked the world. |
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This was not a decade that established a universal peace, which the Bush administration is now needlessly disturbing. |
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Every time this electronic clock in front of me ticks, a child dies needlessly. |
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Why should people who have got incurable diseases or who are in pain every hour, every minute, every second of the day go on needlessly suffering? |
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You won't pay interest needlessly and you'll stay in control of your finances. |
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Taxis waste gasoline, and needlessly spew out fumes, as they cruise for fares. |
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In other words, without a plausible threat to use force, we needlessly undermined the credibility of our warnings and ultimatums. |
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The education ministry suspects that the revalidation test has been made needlessly difficult in order to keep foreigners out. |
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Teenagers have a natural affinity with the colour black as it saves having to change clothes everyday and time spent on needlessly choosing which outfit to wear today. |
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Both must show their readiness to talk, lest they needlessly antagonise the next American administration. |
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The result, appearing in the 28 October print issue of PRL, argues against the suspicion of many undergraduates that nuclear physics is needlessly complicated. |
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    It is totally erroneous to suggest to the House that they are being put out there needlessly and unsafely. |
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They will create something new, and they are using this as an excuse to illegitimately, needlessly harm workers. |
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I do not want to arouse sympathy needlessly, but these people can be described for the most part as social misfits. |
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It is inconceivable and unthinkable to let tens of thousands of women and children needlessly suffer and die in this conflict where they are the main victims. |
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I've spent all this time with people who needlessly worried about being second-class citizens and having an inferiority complex,'' he says. |
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Bill C-13 is a steamroller condemning everybody to a forced uniformization, which might in turn jeopardize the environmental assessment process in Quebec and needlessly bring into question all our efforts in this area. |
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Too much PEG 400... in the freeze-drying phase it may bring the wood needlessly close to the eutectic point making the wood difficult to freeze, slow to dry, and giving a poor result. |
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While adults shouldn't needlessly expose themselves to this potentially deadly radiation, children must be prohibited from exposure to this cancer-causing agent. |
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Local governments should move quickly to ban needlessly abusive, verbally infelicitous, graphically substandard or premeditatedly cute bumper stickers. |
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As the Dalai Lama sees it, countries must pursue their interests without harming those of others, and Tibetan independence, in addition to being an unrealistic ideal, needlessly antagonizes Beijing. |
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I recall rather needlessly and idiotically introducing Foucault to him, and I also recall that Sartre was constantly surrounded, supported, prompted by a small retinue of people on whom he was totally dependent. |
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Ratarac is easily offended and needlessly aggressive. |
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Gabriel became involved, needlessly, and saw red. |
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Such an amendment distracted from the purpose of the draft resolution, which was concerned with the rights of persons with disabilities throughout the world, and needlessly politicized the text. |
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It is simple in theory but difficult in practice, because being a real gentleman or lady means running a continuous check on one's words and actions to ensure that they do not needlessly offend or disconcert anyone. |
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From a utilitarian point of view, such collective incapacitation strategies would needlessly incarcerate many individuals not at risk of reconviction. |
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Parker was needlessly tripped on the right-hand side. |
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As a result of such practices and of the roadblocks, road travel is needlessly prolonged and taxes the travel budget of the people concerned, while also, of course, impinging on their most fundamental rights. |
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The tracks also have the bad habit of being needlessly long. |
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Here Mr Eugenides talks about the extent of free will, why semiotics is needlessly convoluted and why reading James Joyce made him choose writing over religion. Why is there so much literary theory at the start of this novel? |
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On the contrary, it would needlessly constrain the flow of information and opinion and would thereby limit our choices, our capacity for creativity and our opportunity to make up our own minds. |
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As we have seen, Member States cooperating on a bilateral basis, without being hamstrung by needlessly heavy institutional constraints, have produced results. |
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The governor's two-month selection process was needlessly drawn-out. |
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Sending residents to emergency needlessly is stressful for the resident, and a long wait on an emergency department stretcher could lead to other problems, like pressure ulcers. |
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Eventually, after needlessly missing out on the opportunity to sign up Greenpeace memberships, I learned that what I thought was most important was not what was most inspiring for others. |
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By stonewalling, Apple is needlessly making things worse for itself. |
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We visited the notorious slums of Nairobi and other regions of Kenya to gain insight into the effects of HIV-AIDS, malaria and TB, an absolutely curable disease that needlessly kills 300 Kenyans every day. |
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Madam President, a regime which wantonly allows its own citizens to needlessly suffer in pursuit of its own xenophobic paranoia is not just amoral but evil, and sadly such a junta rules in Burma. |
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A report by the health information provider Dr Foster has suggested that 19 hospital trusts have alarmingly high death rates and hundreds of people are dying needlessly because of substandard NHS care. |
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The chairperson may limit or exclude questions or comments that fall outside the purpose of the scoping meetings or the mandate of the Panel, or are needlessly repetitive, irrelevant, or immaterial. |
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It's a small but nagging flaw of this novel's that Annie's dialogue, coarse and uninterestingly obscenity strewn, makes her voice needlessly grating. |
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Doctors say that misdiagnosed food allergies appear to be on the rise, and countless families are needlessly avoiding certain foods and spending hundreds of dollars on costly nonallergenic supplements. |
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The lastest to turn down a wonderful chance was Ayew, who dragged the ball back to needlessly beat another defender when he had a clear sight of goal. |
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He was an unabashed slaveholder who needlessly slaughtered Indians, and even went so far as to cut out tribes who fought as his allies from land deals. |
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Moreover, this provision runs the risk of creating a chilling work environment, needlessly complicating procedures, and further paralysing the financial management of the Commission. |
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When the script had Walt acknowledge that he'd shot his partner, Mike, needlessly, Cranston held up production for an hour because he believed the line would turn Walt into a putz and trivialize Mike's death. |
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Even if this position was eminently unfair to the Indian petitioners, there was nothing to be gained by needlessly antagonizing the provincial government. |
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By joining forces with a team that fully masters this field, both nationally and internationally, you can avoid wasting time and money needlessly. |
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The text by Christiane Duchesne and the illustrations by Josée Masse intertwine marvellously. Without needlessly overwhelming the text, they reinforce the feelings of gentleness between these two characters. |
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Stewart Regan, the SFA's chief executive, issued a needlessly fierce statement in the aftermath of the Old Firm game on 2 March which led to the guilty verdicts handed down to the three Rangers employees. |
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He always seemed angry and needlessly rough with his work as he fumed and fault-found. |
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History offers unfortunate examples where research participants have been needlessly, and at times profoundly, harmed by research, sometimes even dying as a result. |
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The report itself was needlessly repetitive and the Secretariat was advised to express its ideas in a more concise and direct manner in the future. |
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This, in turn, will generate fewer broken moulds, sand holes and casting repairs, and less burned-on sand and scrap, all of which needlessly consume additional energy. |
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Autodidacts can be needlessly contrary and idiosyncratic in the eyes of others. |
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The process can seem needlessly and maddeningly bureaucratic. |
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The last two sentences quoted above seem to me needlessly bogey-hunting. |
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Dropped at second slip when on 12 off the bowling of Coles, he then needlessly gave away his wicket by driving uppishly to short extra cover to gift Coles another scalp. |
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The change from payment based on the worth of one's house to a poll tax was widely criticized as being unfair and needlessly burdensome on the lower classes. |
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Widely treatable diseases in the developed countries of the First World, malaria and tuberculosis needlessly claim many lives in the developing countries of the Third World. |
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All too often, traffic comes to a grinding halt because of a simple fender-bender that needlessly impedes progress, far exceeding the minor nature of the vehicular bump. |
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