Yes indeed, and clearly that's galling the people who are holding those three Italian hostages, originally four. |
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For Europe's elites, anti-Americanism is a sterile response to the galling fact that Europe committed semi-suicide in the 20th century. |
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It is very galling if you go to a water and find half a dozen cormorants there, looking as though they have had a really good feed. |
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With titanium bolts, the locknuts are plated with rhodium or silver to prevent galling and seizing of the nut to the bolt. |
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He admits that for the first time in his life he is looking his age, and that he finds this rather galling. |
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It is very galling that, after staff raised the cash via a tombola and a raffle, someone should just come and take them. |
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They are but odd shapes painted in zebra stripes which are galling to discerning motorists. |
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What is particularly galling is that the authors never bothered to contact me or my department head or dean to inquire about this matter. |
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It is a galling scenario for tribunal lawyers, the Gardai and the council members. |
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Most galling of all is the ridiculous statements the committee has made in disqualifying the Yes team. |
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And perhaps most galling, he could rob from the poor box while offering auto-hagiography like. |
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He keeps fretting himself into a frenzy on a race continuum, sliding between dynamic and charismatic, sinister and galling. |
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And I also have that bi invisibility thing going on, which is both galling and periodically annoyingly convenient. |
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For many years he endured galling poverty, which could not be charged to indolence or thriftlessness. |
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He's hardly a stud, and his superficiality and dismissal of any woman he deems unfit are more galling as a result. |
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Guilt about being noninclusive is joined to the galling realization that there are not a lot of people interested in being included in the group. |
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They had been aimlessly shining their torches hither and yon for an hour, when Manny unleashed his galling swan song. |
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It's particularly galling that German-speakers, not noted for syllabic parsimony, have no problem with it. |
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The really galling element here is not that mistakes were made, but that their consequences for the taxpayer have been dismissed with such high-handed contempt. |
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But what is galling is that we are into our fourth week behind bars for what I consider to be some pretty mundane reporting. |
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What's so galling is that if something goes wrong, a bunch of bloggers, with no editors to call and no publishers to threaten, are the worst possible people to have around. |
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This is not solving all our problems, but the thought of moving backwards from it is absolutely galling to me. |
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Just what is the so-called international community doing in the face of this galling provocation? |
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Life under any conditions is filled with idiotic excursions, false goals, prodigal waste, disappointed loves, galling personal insufficiencies, half-witted associations. |
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It's galling how ineffective we are in moving some of those issues forward. |
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What was most galling was that there was no earthly reason why the Leinster final couldn't comfortably have been brought forward by a week or a fortnight. |
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Perhaps their 24-19 win in Paris was the All Blacks' most galling result of the most slightly dissatisfactory autumn series. |
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Your column, aside from its galling content, lacks structure and basis. |
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Mark spoke to you about the frequent oil changes, and how repeated removal led to galling which eventually weakened the titanium studs. |
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By now your paddling mates are a speck in the distance, the rhythmic flash of the sun on their paddle blades a galling reminder of the way this sport should be played. |
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But it is particularly galling to watch the feminist superhero be treated in such a way. |
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To Palmer, the coincidence of his bullpen exile and his return to form was galling. |
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Most galling is the current minister made jokes about people dying from listeriosis during the election campaign and he is still there. |
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And it was particularly galling to hear this lazy, self-congratulatory blather from kids loafing their way through college and grad school on their parents' dime. |
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How galling it must have been to her to see once radical manifestos used for nostalgia. |
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That was galling for those who described the invasion of Iraq as a conflict of choice, not necessity. |
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But, boy oh boy, are we about to enter a galling period of hearing them pretend otherwise. |
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And somehow he will have to reconcile the galling fact that a large proportion of those self-same lads badly let him down during his roller-coaster managerial journey. |
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The dramatic slump in the share value is all the more galling for investors, who had come to rely on the defensive food sector in times of economic uncertainty. |
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One of the saddest and most galling aspects of this foot and mouth tragedy has been the relentless, silent, unpublicised invasion of our shop shelves by imported meat. |
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The reason for the excessive galling was that the main gearbox required more frequent oil filter changes than originally designed. |
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The utter lack of comprehension about why people vote Tory, or indeed don't vote at all, has been galling. |
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I find that rather galling because he said something that I view as quite incredible: he said that terrorists do not have the same basic human rights as everyone else. |
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This paper reports on a film designed for lubricative coated steel sheets which has excellent die galling resistance even during conducting of continuous press forming under severe conditions. |
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They think it is galling to see the misspending and the waste that happens and the government cannot help an entire industry that is about to go down in Saskatchewan. |
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What is truly galling about the imperilment of the Twins is that the one franchise that would benefit most would be the Milwaukee Brewers, to the south and east. |
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The galling fact is that at present science can offer no Pinocchio test that will allow us to decide in any given case whether memories are accurate or merely honest confabulations. |
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To hear a clarion call for economic reform from a British Prime Minister whose continued indecision over joining the euro is hitting jobs, growth and investment, is more than a little galling. |
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Movement between the two ill-fitting bushings, aided by the higher-than-prescribed installation torque on the through bolt, likely produced the galling, which resulted in eventual seizure. |
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It has been galling for Zhengzhou University graduates to end up with roughly the same certificate as their Shengda counterparts, who they will have had to outperform in exams in order to win their university place. |
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It is of course galling for me that it is a liberal government that is receiving the praise, but the truth has to be told: you have managed well, Mr Fogh Rasmussen. |
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Indeed, it is galling to note that the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty has still not entered into force 13 years after it opened for signature. |
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I'm sure it's quite particularly galling, and forgive my semantics for fathers, but the reality is that when you create the two statuses, the courts don't do anything. |
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It is galling and infuriating to me that we even need to have this debate. |
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Even more galling is the NDP went to bed with the Conservatives and destroyed everything that was so important to Canadians such as the Kelowna accord, the child care agreement, Kyoto, the Status of Women. |
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It is particularly galling that, of the six named phthalates to be banned, five are not even used for children's toys and only two are suspected on the basis of unreplicated tests on rats. |
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I have to mention one of the most galling changes the government made. |
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The example set by our friend from Nova Scotia is especially galling to people in my province, especially in those three Avalon Peninsula seats occupied, for now I would say, by members of the Conservative government. |
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For a number of applications, such as drilling components for oil exploration, antimagnetic copper base alloys with very high strength and low galling tendency are required. |
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Using conventional replacement gaskets on a high-temperature application can lead to thermal fatigue, oxidation, creep relaxation, galling, and other damage to the gasket material, ultimately causing unwanted leaks. |
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It is therefore possible that extensive galling can be observed even at low densities following infection. |
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It is galling to switch on the TV to view programmes watching dole dossers living on handouts that probably equate to my family's disposable income. |
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