I suggest that it is time you made a ruling on that, and said that those sorts of personal insinuations are inappropriate. |
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Perhaps it was a Freudian slip but we have heard Hyde and many of us are appalled by the despotic insinuations of that remark. |
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Further insinuations follow in the shape of questions over the pair's rare competition appearances. |
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So it now falls upon me to correct the angry and misplaced insinuations in his letter, one by one. |
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There have also been many other insinuations made about my motives and reasoning for becoming involved in the club. |
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But there are just hints and insinuations that if I stick around long enough there might be a plot later. |
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She has turned it into an increasingly ludicrous set of insinuations, non sequiturs and delusions. |
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But despite a press barrage of innuendo and insinuations, he has not been charged with, let alone found guilty of, any crime. |
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Far be it from me to stoop to petty insinuations and suggestions, just to illustrate a point. |
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This was a field of much creativity, which ranged from the crudest slurs to the most subtle insinuations and allusions. |
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These are insinuations being spread about me because I belong to the poorer classes. |
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As usual there were lots of insinuations but there did not seem to be many facts. |
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There have been insinuations, accusations, denials and counter-accusations. |
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The thefts were calculated and professional, and the staff were quick with unpleasant insinuations when the evil deeds were pointed out. |
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He made the most unpalatable insinuations and unpleasant comparisons without hurting anyone's feelings and without giving cause for disapproval. |
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To see those headlines and read those insinuations did hurt, to say the least. |
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The Small Man creates confusion and helps bring great enterprises down by telling lies, spreading rumors and making insinuations. |
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We deny all the implied allegations and insinuations in the strongest possible terms. |
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How dare you molest this young lady with your obscene and suggestive insinuations? |
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The insinuations that he was a cold fish who never talked with players and sometimes conducted himself as a tactless boor are not true. |
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If they can turn down the hate-mongering and turn up the optimism and the subtle, nuanced insinuations, it might just work. |
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In a world filled with lies, betrayals and shadowy insinuations, is anyone telling the truth? |
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Therefore, contrary to your article's insinuations, the funds are available to cover all costs of future decommissioning. |
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But Ms Höhler undermines her case with what amounts to a 273-page polemic filled largely with psychobabble and paranoid insinuations. |
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He had been making similar insinuations for the last three days. |
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Such insinuations must therefore not be made in public without a sufficiently serious basis that can be scrutinised publicly, he said. |
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Having to face a counselor's insinuations that they are ableist if they want to abort because of fetal disability just adds another burden on women seeking abortions. |
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They are ludicrous insinuations on which the administration and Democratic leadership were uniformly and appallingly silent. |
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This is why we on the left must reject the sneering insinuations of the liberals that in our no we find ourselves with strange neo-fascist bedfellows. |
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Opposition parties have levelled insinuations of skulduggery and secret agreements, but the Australian government has stuck hard to the line that no deal had been done. |
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The convention was ratified by the Greek parliament and I did not understand the insinuations or what exactly the two speakers were trying to say. |
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There have been many insinuations and much scepticism about pillar three. |
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But there are insinuations, explanations and maybe even a search. |
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Perhaps it was Jenny, seen here all nerves and whispering insinuations. |
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But the electioneering insinuations are a quick and dirty causal leap. |
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The POBRBC made preposterous claims and insinuations that the politicians are not remunerated sizeably. |
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Perhaps the most puzzling aspect of this review is a series of insinuations that I, the editor, am an insinuator. |
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But this by no means excludes power, since on the contrary I have tried to show the insinuations, the imbrications of power into even the most recondite of studies. |
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The report makes the unforgivable mistake of drawing definitive conclusions from unproven, controversial statements, turning opinions into truths and insinuations into facts. |
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I am tired of this hee-hee and ha-ha, I am tired of these insinuations! |
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His silence, but also the enforced bringing together of five people who are connected to each other amorously and emotionally, sets a carrousel of assumptions, accusations and insinuations in motion. |
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This refutes all those insinuations that the Left within the European Union is not prepared to join in discussions on the future of the EU or on the Constitution. |
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The foreign minister has publicly declared that he does not hold the Iranian government to blame, but conversations with Bahrainis aligned with the government are replete with such insinuations. |
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The Dutch Government and, for that matter, all my Dutch colleagues here are willing to enter into an open, honest debate about the facts at any time, but not about insinuations and remarks that are rather near the knuckle. |
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The insinuations are nothing more than a cheap shot and demonstrate unfamiliarity with the rules, structure and ethos of AIBA and AIBA competitions. |
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Their insinuations were typical of many labourists and socialists when faced with the more extreme radicalism of the IWW and were at least in part politically motivated. |
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She could just imagine him wilting as Janice made insinuations about his boy-executive clothes, his Hyundai, the section of town he lived in, the school he had gone to. |
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And though the terse plot summaries in Cinema Stories at times recall the ironic pungence of Siegfried Kracauer's Weimar film notices, they spare us ideological insinuations. |
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