| In turn, whoever fits the cliché is no longer perceived as an independent person, rather such a person is refused sympathy and compassion. |
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| It's something of a cliché of Canadian constitutional discourse, and there are many examples. |
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| Partnering with customers within the Advanced Coatings Division is not just a cliché, but the backbone of our business model. |
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| He pointed out that in the past, a cliché portrayed volunteers as people with nothing to do who wanted to ease their conscience. |
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| Of course, we know that this cliché is true only for a small and affluent elite. |
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| It's perhaps a cliché to say that words to that effect flash across the mind of almost everyone when faced by a sheet of blank paper, or a blank computer screen. |
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| So he follows her home because he just does, and lights all the candles in her private boho cliché garden. |
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| Not an impressive performance from Juventus at all, but you can insert your own cliché about great teams winning even when they play badly here. |
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| It may be a bit cliché to say that a company's main resource is its employees, but that doesn't mean it's any less true. |
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| In that case we would have nothing left at all, because we would have no plan and economic and social cohesion would be an empty cliché. |
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| It is not just a cliché to say that we want to be tough on them. |
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| The cliché of work hard, play hard really applies here. |
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| Similarly, when the stricken community bonds together to pay for Billy's travel expenses to the climatic audition despite their own obvious hardship, the scene smacks of cliché. |
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| At the other side of the European Union, the actress and Artistic Director of the Theatre en Vol company, Michèle Kramers disputes the cliché that the public space in Southern European countries is overflowing with life. |
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