Charleton's 23 points and Neufeld's 22 points keyed SFU's offensive attack. |
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Just the addition of this no-nonsense straightaway runner, should ignite the running game behind an improved behemoth offensive line. |
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More often than not, offensive operations did not consist in digging continuous trench positions and zones disposed in depth. |
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Kaczowka keyed the offensive attack with 21 points and nine rebounds, while point guard Dani Langford contributed 15 points and eight assists. |
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The logical location for a successful offensive was the salient that jutted into the German lines between the cities of Orel and Khar'kov. |
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The Broncos have more offensive weapons than they did in their Super Bowl years. |
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The cloak of secrecy that is being thrown around the military and intelligence offensive is another related cause for worry. |
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Inform the worker that continuing his offensive behavior will lead to dismissal. |
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If the defense is active and moves from one side of the offense to the other quickly, it can be confusing to the offensive players teammates. |
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But that is much more easily done if Cassell can reassume his role as the offensive ignition. |
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Rogers is only the most dynamic offensive player in the Big Ten and the top wide receiver in the nation. |
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Congressional doves, by uniting around a strong offensive eschewing triangulation weakened the president. |
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Aldridge is such a good rebounder he can get 10 points a game using offensive putbacks and free throws. |
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There is also a specific obligation to prevent the emission of noxious or offensive substances into the atmosphere. |
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In most cases, soldiers improvised solutions to keep the offensive rolling. |
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He raised his hand in the air, signaling the offensive play, and passed it off to Rob, who had run up to the free-throw line. |
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Their offensive line leaves something to be desired in terms of power football and physicality. |
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Lee said showing the 1962 war epic was a disgusting and offensive way to mark the emotional trip. |
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The Flames have stumbled and bumbled around the offensive zone all series, particularly when the incomparable Iginla hasn't been on the ice. |
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I can refer to you by whatever offensive terminology I like without defaming you, seeing as you're a person of public interest. |
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Section 47 creates, inter alia, an offence of offensive behaviour in a dwelling house, simpliciter. |
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The charm offensive was self-evidently in aid of something and eventually we found out what it was. |
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But the common thread in most of Cincinnati's second-round ousters has been a lack of offensive production. |
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Small and hard, the offensive Bulgarian midfielder relished physical battles, and so was tailor-made for Scottish football. |
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The full resources were now readily available and offensive firefighting began. |
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The Seahawks didn't play well offensively, particularly on the offensive line. |
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His writings were deemed offensive on various grounds, including personal, religious and political. |
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Rolls has the starting job at second base largely because of his offensive power. |
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I think tight ends who can block are appreciated even less than offensive linemen. |
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The Mavericks probably are the most potent offensive team in the game but are criticized for their defense. |
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The only problem is if we go from the deeply offensive and personal to the deeply offensive and general. |
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The state watches impotently as its culture, beamed in from the coasts, becomes coarser and more offensive by the year. |
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Some of the Jaguars' best players, such as right offensive tackle Leon Searcy and receiver Keenan McCardell, have been free-agent signees. |
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Cotswold police are mounting a major offensive against violent crime in the run-up to Christmas. |
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If tackles are the bookends of the offensive line, the Eagles could support a shelf of coffee table books. |
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Wright notes that the charge of offensive behaviour usually applies to indecent exposure, drunkenness, and the like. |
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Or maybe in the groves of academe, not all offensive speech is created equal. |
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He may be fat, disagreeable, lazy and offensive in almost all he does, but there is no denying just how loveable that makes him. |
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The team spent a lot of time looking at offensive lineman and wideouts at the scouting combine. |
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And, of course, you can continue to have offensive weapon builddown, as we are doing unilaterally in this country and as the Russians are doing. |
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This power of legal language is that to which we refer when we call upon the state to effect the regulation of offensive speech. |
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Recent minor league call-ups who could make a difference in your fantasy team's offensive numbers. |
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West Yorkshire Police have launched an amnesty on offensive weapons in the Wakefield and Pontefract areas. |
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Joe is somber enough at the best of times, so if a little unpolished, he's not too offensive to watch. |
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Look for the team to add a quarterback and offensive linemen on Day 2 of the draft. |
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Much of the offensive system was installed during the minicamps, so the team will spend training camp sharpening its execution. |
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A pair of reserve offensive tackles must lose their training wheels in a matter of hours. |
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A lone, central defenseman protects the front of the net for his goalie and brings up the rear on the offensive attack. |
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Not a great surprise, and in all possibility a victory for freedom of speech, even if his comments were utterly offensive and loathsome. |
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Rear Admiral Sakazawa detached Honor from the offensive in Sutran to scout the unknown wormhole in the system. |
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In the facing of this offensive against the working class, the trade unions have demonstrated their complete prostration to the powers that be. |
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The early exchanges were keen and only excellent defending by Castlecomer prevented Tralee capitalising on a number of offensive moves. |
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To develop success achieved in an offensive one has to maneuver so that to build up efforts in the main sector. |
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Was there going to be a pause in the offensive or merely a necessary strengthening of the supply lines before the next stage of action? |
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He was a cartoon, an offensive stereotype, an Uncle Tom, the literary creation of a white author with an obvious regional agenda. |
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In the case of air defense or offensive military equipment, waiting until friendly forces are engaged is too late to confirm disablement. |
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The show disappeared for a short while when no network wished to run what was at times, a racy and offensive series. |
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But all aerial bombardments, offensive raids, ambushes and assassinations are to come to a halt, he said. |
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Swear words were blanked out, but much more offensive racist remarks were left in. |
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Your winning strategy is one of pacific resistance rather than dynamic offensive today. |
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There are many reasons why people say Anthony Munoz is greatest offensive lineman ever. |
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He is a solid on the ball defender, which makes up for his unorthodox offensive game. |
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By 1917 the French army was so shaken that it mutinied, that is to say, it refused to accept further offensive orders. |
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This kind of surprising, cocky offensive defence goes over well, especially here. |
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He was kindness personified in everything he did and he was incapable of uttering an ugly or offensive word. |
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The two imperial allies soon began to suspect one another, and the great offensive fell apart. |
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Anyway, we all had fun and left with a strong urge to swear excessively and use offensive and completely inappropriate analogies. |
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Active cyberdefense is a term of art widely understood to include offensive actions in cyberspace taken with defensive purposes in mind. |
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He took over just before the first major offensive in 1950 and was outgeneralled. |
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The fierceness with which she goes after cissexism can be offensive of course. |
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I'd toss out a topic and he'd cluck his tongue and point out ways my idea could be offensive and controversial. |
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I am pretty clumsy and awkward but I try real hard never to trespass in a way that would be offensive to a place. |
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The work of attending those who were vomiting, incontinent, or who had offensive wounds strained patient-family relationships. |
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Military commanders say they are raising their offensive operations against terrorist strongholds. |
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Profanity is defined as language so grossly offensive as to provoke violent resentment. |
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He came back on the offensive but still the York side tackled hard to snuff out scoring chances. |
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By 1919 their superiority in both men and materiel would be enormous, and Allied staff officers began to plan a great offensive for that year. |
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If existing technology could meet this noble goal, bargaining it away in return for reductions in offensive missiles might not be wise. |
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The artist who complained to the county said the painting is offensive and tasteless. |
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As he launches his charm offensive across Britain, the Prime Minister seems to have everything under control. |
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However, the offensive brown cloud that hung over the city was not able to choke out the light of the moon. |
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The store vends an array of offensive and defensive equipment such as armor, weapons and ammunition. |
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The one child not entirely seduced by his charm offensive is Peter, a grave, pale lost boy overwhelmed by his father's death. |
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It is the voyeur in the audience who is the reason for offensive and obscene scenes in films. |
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There is an overt advocation of group hatred evolving here that should be offensive to everyone. |
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Nevertheless, Napoleon took the offensive and forced the Prussians to retreat at Ligny. |
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The signing gives offensive coordinator Mike McCarthy good flexibility with his offensive line. |
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The team is serious about drafting a right offensive tackle in the early rounds. |
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The anti-union offensive aims at driving down the rank-and-file workers, both unionized and non-unionized. |
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She admits remonstrating with nurses but said she was careful to avoid being offensive or being seen as threatening. |
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The FCC definition of indecency focuses on language deemed patently offensive by community broadcast standards. |
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There was a large serpent coiled about in an offensive manner and hissing ominously. |
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Hannah picked, noticing how the tone of her voice had taken a sort of offensive taint. |
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From the other side, he doesn't have sparkling offensive statistics and his throws don't have great zip. |
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Historically, urban warfare has been among the most difficult offensive operations, leaving many attackers and defenders dead. |
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Against the Pacers, he had a monstrous, one-handed offensive rebound putback slam. |
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Who is likely to benefit from such a bizarre war, a military offensive prosecuted as an exercise in risk-avoidance? |
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The Devils took notice and in 1999 signed the offensive rearguard as a free agent. |
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I don't believe that there are many people around now who still genuinely find a nude human being to be an offensive sight. |
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Neighbors called authorities after an offensive smell began emanating from the house in Sydney's southern suburbs. |
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Tonight, the United States stepping up its offensive against insurgents after violence escalates dramatically. |
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In December 1998 the alliance began an offensive to retake Freetown and in January overran most of the city. |
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Part of their scheme was to try to keep the offensive line guessing where he was coming from, and it was very successful. |
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Last year the shock jock made a racist joke so offensive that he was fired from his job. |
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Problems involving the allocation of targets to offensive air weapons use a linear programming method. |
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Because of their offensive odor, skunks are rarely preyed on by mammalian predators. |
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Rude, clumsy, offensive and unafraid, and more than willing to throw someone else's judgment of you back at them. |
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He favours an approach that would toughen regulations on internet service providers, which are already obliged to filter out offensive material. |
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Given the putrid offensive production it's frankly amazing that the Twins have been able to remain in contention. |
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Anger was welling up inside of me as this family continued to use offensive language towards their relative. |
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The government and bosses are mounting the biggest offensive on social rights and welfare since the end of the Second World War. |
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Just last year, pinkos raised a stink over the NCERT's deleting of certain offensive and unauthenticated assertions from history books. |
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Offices in Glasgow had their locks superglued and the walls daubed with offensive slogans. |
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The president's first offensive against social security has already been pushed onto the back burner. |
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However, play was a ding-dong battle with neither team able to make tactical offensive ploys in their quest for the goal opener. |
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I should have realized he was just being casually offensive in a really oblique way. |
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In 1988 the Conservative government introduced the Education Act as part of its general offensive against welfare and social services. |
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He said the ICSA would next week mount an offensive at EU level with other farm organisations to secure a higher ewe premium. |
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After the break, Baltinglass went on the offensive again, with Paddy Kelly putting them 3-1 up on 55 minutes. |
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The idea that fundamentalism is on the offensive and threatening to dominate public life is widely held on both sides of the Atlantic. |
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The alliance between these discredited forces could not withstand a sustained political offensive by the working class. |
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C Rich Braham is the point man in the struggles of the interior offensive line. |
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The home side, who were on the offensive from the start, were rewarded with a goal after 13 minutes. |
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A decisive call on working people to go on the offensive against the social attacks by the government would certainly get a response. |
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The chiefs who opposed the fiscal institutions legislation were on the offensive from the beginning. |
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Boudreau joined the team last year and brought dramatic improvement to the offensive line. |
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Clearly, last week wasn't a great time to break in an inexperienced offensive tackle. |
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This essay blathers on about philosophy and the sense of life but there's nothing especially offensive there. |
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The timeout is given at the first deadball when the team requesting it has offensive possession or on a foul. |
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Haywood averages two offensive rebounds and outrebounds freshman shooting guard Forte by.8 per game. |
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An agile player with good interior moves and shot blocking and rebounding abilities, his offensive game will need development. |
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One factor is that the team's cut-rate cast-off offensive line, which had a fabulous season in 2000, has run out of fairy dust. |
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That is what underlies the linkage between the antiballistic missile treaty and limits on offensive weapons. |
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The threat to Welsh isn't quite so brutal as it was in the 19th century, when speaking Welsh was regarded as offensive by Anglocentric educators. |
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When a person asking a question chooses to make an unnecessary and offensive remark, he is inviting an interjection at that point. |
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The moral turpitude of youth is, and always has been, offensive to its elders. |
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The nukes will spur Japanese deployment of ABMs and may nudge Japan toward deploying offensive forces. |
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They would have had to develop more offensive firepower and find a few more shooters. |
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He must also attend school and not use abusive, threatening, insulting or offensive language in public. |
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That's why outsiders are often puzzled by the success of games that would appear to be nothing but screamingly offensive content. |
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Likewise it must be very offensive for women who are not prostitutes to be approached by a mistaken punter. |
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But very little about the switch-hitter's rookie season in 1999 suggested the kind of offensive potential he showed last year. |
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As offensive as I find this system, it is not the basis for taxation in the United States today. |
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In low conditions of abscess, when pus is thin, dark, ichorous, and offensive in character, Lachesis may be the remedy. |
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Prior pleaded guilty to using threatening behaviour and possession of an offensive weapon. |
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It's a tremendously important academic and scientific institution that grew out of the ashes of America's offensive biowarfare program. |
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Its offensive capability lies in launching unguided rockets, which detonate upon impact with artillery-like splash damage. |
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Remember that this was a period of time when any remark that might be deemed slighting or offensive could lead to a duel. |
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If an attacker can be made to believe that his offensive thrust will fail, then the defense will not be challenged. |
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Personally I think four letter words used in an offensive way are all objectionable. |
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But to turn the Ravens into Super Bowl contenders again, he needs wideouts and offensive linemen. |
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Every day, he says, children would hurl obscene and offensive abuse at teachers. |
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Mr Danby suggests rules which include deleting mail containing obscene, racist or offensive material. |
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The quest for offensive power did its part to make the loss of air superiority permanent. |
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He was charged with carrying an offensive weapon, following a threat to a ticket inspector who wanted to check his ticket for a second time. |
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He favours a central target man, two wide players, and an offensive midfielder who can play in the hole. |
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The language emblazoned across these advertising playbills bandies about offensive terms which today would be unacceptable. |
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And tramway workers cannot fight the offensive of the employers and the government alone. |
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However, Lisa comes right back on the offensive and warns her not to say a thing. |
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To counter the offensive the British authorities began to recruit a special force for deployment in Ireland. |
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The offensive materiel will have gone, with heavy weaponry no longer of any real practical military use now either. |
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Now, all this comes on the heels of what was the deadliest attack here since the they ended their push, their offensive near the coast. |
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Assault teams were created to deal with German machine guns, while the main offensive bypassed these strongpoints. |
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There will be people who find the above image highly offensive and insensitive. |
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The British charity has gone on the offensive to persuade British people to stop eating meat. |
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These are two teams with impressive offensive arsenals and plenty of gifted wingers. |
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Although the offensive line is without a center, it still is a formidable group. |
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Since when should an MP be censured for saying something that is offensive to some portion of society? |
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The ship was, of course, a warship whose primary offensive weapon was a beakhead or ram at the waterline. |
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Carolina's offense, however, ranks near the middle of the pack in most offensive categories. |
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He uses sound technique to beat fullbacks, tight ends and offensive tackles. |
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Pardon me, old chap, but aren't you getting just a bit ahead of yourself in rather an offensive manner? |
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By decree from on high, corps and division commanders could not employ more than two platoons in offensive action. |
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Critics of regulation effectively cede the offensive to statists by confining their critique to case studies of regulation gone awry. |
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The offensive and shocking new program is a show for blokes about being a bloke and doing blokey things. |
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He's also near the top of the offensive rebounding charts and is among the NBA's biggest workhorses in terms of minutes played. |
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The assessments in both areas must begin with the offensive line, which gave up six sacks and 10 knockdowns in the loss to the Raiders. |
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Or, you could argue that our language has become downright coarse, offensive and rude. |
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Where men bark at passing forklifts, women hiss and mangle any creature offensive enough to browse for shoes the same size as our own. |
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The charm offensive is working, but there's been no exhibition on the president's part of ideological flexibility. |
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It's common for offensive tackles to time the quarterback's cadence with the snap so they quickly can get into their protection stances. |
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Ironically, this swing to defensive dominance and offensive timidness is contrary to how the rules are set up. |
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Army generals want to mount limited offensive operations against thousands of well-armed separatist rebels. |
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The offensive slogan is written is written in letters six inches high on the back of the garment. |
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Those people who discard anything unwanted at their feet may see nothing wrong or offensive about their behaviour. |
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A strict control of blasphemy and bad language and other offensive things was maintained. |
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This second approach, however, is complicated, because our missions in future contingencies will most often require offensive operations. |
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The first capability that armed forces need to achieve deterrence is an offensive capability. |
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This means that underground communications in the rear and at the flanks of the troops on the offensive should be guarded, mined or destroyed. |
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It's jarring and offensive and leaves one with nothing but repulsive images that linger on afterwards. |
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Undeterred, he hatched a scheme for a Board Of Fringe Classification which would award 18 certificates to offensive shows. |
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Well, in addition to scanning for offensive strings, some names contain reserved words, or keywords goes the theory. |
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The arrest comes as American and Iraqi troops step up their offensive against insurgents. |
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The list is a not-so-subtle attempt to shift attention away from the offensive odors that usually cause complaints. |
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In a three-month period, there were 33 disruptive incidents in total, most relating to having an offensive smell or verbal abuse. |
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Most mattresses lose their offensive smell within a few weeks, especially in a well-ventilated bedroom. |
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Under such blows the enemy has to divide its forces thus allowing the troops on the offensive to destroy the enemy group piecemeal. |
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The only positions declared dosed in the first round are quarterback and offensive tackle. |
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Be advised that if you encounter people who do carry an offensive odor, do not just tell them they stink. |
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It was stated that contentious propositions are often highly offensive to the public in general. |
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Certain regions of the street were near inapproachable due to offensive odours, the likes of which could be produced only by excessive waste. |
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It was certainly not our intention to be offensive and we wish to again express our regret to anyone who was displeased by the ad. |
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For instance, Georgette's name may allude to the 1918 German offensive in Belgium. |
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Whereas gravlax has never had an offensive smell, the more fully fermented rakefisk is quite different in this respect. |
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Insofar as details are available, the plan involved both a military offensive in the north and a coup attempt in the capital. |
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A place where those who find offensive the sight of their neighbours walking down the street now have their very own Commission to complain to. |
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One such hide hung from the opposite wall, an offensive smell permeating it. |
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Critics lambaste such payouts for health-care executives, calling them offensive when millions of Americans can't even afford coverage. |
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She probably doesn't even realize her offhand remarks are offensive to you. |
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I suppose there are the blogs that are very rude and offensive with no redress for the aggrieved party. |
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Those who sought to defend the rights of property-owners were exposed to truculent and often offensive questioning. |
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It will not have the offensive smell of raw pig waste and will hopefully be available to farmers at less than the cost of imported fertilisers. |
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For hundreds of years herbs and spices have been used to cover up and eliminate offensive odours in the home. |
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The surly behaviour of the United camp to the foreign media has hardly qualified as a charm offensive on either front. |
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The former president's remarks have been interpreted as a timetable for China's military offensive against this country. |
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Here, too, a courageous political offensive would undermine the influence of Islamism, which can offer no answer to the social crisis. |
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Designed as a heavy fighter the Unicorn gunboat has the offensive power to take out small capitol ships, providing it lasts that long though. |
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The Colts have great balance and the offensive line to control the line of scrimmage. |
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The attack actions include offensive measures and supporting measures, as shown in the table. |
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They never used offensive power to enlarge national territories at the expense of others. |
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An air defense effectiveness indicator in offensive operations should reflect the extent of air superiority of the friendly forces. |
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His offensive repertoire is limited, but he stood out on the boards and on defense. |
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The advertising watchdog has reprimanded a company for sending an offensive text message calling for consumers to upgrade their mobile phone. |
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Characteristics of offensive weapons are improved, enabling them to be used, quite soon, both in airspace and outer space. |
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I always enjoy the shouts among defenders when an offensive team puts a man in motion or shifts before the snap. |
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Hollywood idols are the gods of today, trashy tabloids and offensive pictorial covers can attest to that. |
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The rapid technological development of offensive weapons posed a serious challenge to air defenders. |
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In August 1992 Williams was convicted of trespassing with an offensive weapon and was given a 12-month conditional discharge. |
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This is a political struggle against a government that has waged a non-stop offensive against all of the past social gains of the working class. |
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He said the bow and arrow constituted an offensive weapon and warned others not to make similar mistakes. |
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He further admitted causing grievous bodily harm with intent, and each defendant also admitted carrying an offensive weapon in public. |
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One consequence of the increased sophistication of offensive weapons has been the increased sophistication of defensive strategies. |
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Alongside the offensive against social rights, basic democratic rights are also under fire. |
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To achieve these goals, he is likely to use the entire range of his aerospace offensive weapons. |
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Since the galley represented by the model in Plates V and VI, was built in 1736, her dominant offensive weapon was a cannon at her bow. |
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One was also cautioned for carrying an offensive weapon after a knuckle-duster and a knife were found. |
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A charge of possession of a wooden truncheon as an offensive weapon on the A61 Leeds Road at Pannal on the same day was dropped. |
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Yorkshire Water today went on to a public relations offensive targeting both its business and domestic customers. |
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To do this you will need to increase their turnovers or get more offensive rebounds. |
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The police currently have the power to stop and search people in connection with the carrying of knives and other offensive weapons. |
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Seizures of drugs and offensive weapons other than guns, during stop and searches were also the highest outside the Metropolitan Police force. |
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Still, there are a lot of options for teams in need of offensive playmakers. |
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They do not want other countries in Asia to get any kind of offensive missiles and nuclear weapons. |
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The offensive team passes the ball from man to man while the defense adjusts and follows the ball. |
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However, Oakland has the offensive weapons to give the Chargers' defense fits. |
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Both Republican policies and offensive statements made by some GOP politicians have had a hand in this. |
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He has the height and weight NFL teams desire in an offensive tackle. |
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Having autism is not a fate worse than death, and it is grossly offensive for anti-vaxxers to suggest it is. |
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With a gun, it is always better to be on the offensive than the defensive. |
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After all, the Russians were about to mount a winter offensive of their own. |
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Butler was tried and convicted of carrying an offensive weapon. |
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This is why, in the fourth day of action, airmobile units were included in offensive groups of forces as reconnaissance and fire-support components. |
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Since then, they have experienced three straight seasons of offensive decline, culminating with their anemic performance against the Diamondbacks in the World Series. |
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There aren't enough great offensive defensemen to go around. |
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By taking the offensive in strength in Lorraine, the French seized the initiative and forced the Germans to fight the decisive battle there between Metz and Strasbourg. |
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Current non-arrestable offences include impersonating a police officer, failing to stop a vehicle when ordered to do so and manufacturing or selling an offensive weapon. |
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It has become increasingly clear that it is impossible to repulse the offensive launched against the working class without challenging the basis of the capitalist system. |
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Securing the base meant conducting offensive ground combat operations. |
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Let's face it, they are a terrible, terrible offensive team. |
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With six rookies, the team has not received a lot of offensive contribution from its bench, so Langford expects them to perform on the other end of the floor. |
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The hacker group Anonymous said it unmasked the author of an offensive Twitter parody account of school shooter Adam Lanza. |
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In planning the war, Japan set clearly aggressive, offensive tasks. |
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Obama's offensive caught the Romney camp completely by surprise and left them flat-footed and slack jawed. |
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The offensive tempo of the operation would ebb and flow for the duration of the battle, changing rapidly due to the enemy's ability to use terrain to his advantage. |
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They had consciously worked to keep the issue of the explosion of imperialist militarism separate from the capitalist offensive against democratic and social rights. |
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Chimney-sweeps, on the other hand, formed distinct and coherent communities, their filthy appearance and offensive smell forcing them into collective isolation. |
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His two best moves are an ankle lace and a gut wrench, techniques to use after takedowns or on offensive restarts to turn an opponent's shoulders to the mat for bonus points. |
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The Taliban's spring offensive began with an assault in Kandahar this week akin to the 1968 Tet offensive in Vietnam. |
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This year under considerable pressure from the army, the president gave the go-ahead for a military offensive against separatist guerillas in Aceh. |
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First, governments began an offensive against the social welfare conditions they had been obliged to grant to the working class in an earlier period. |
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A doctor friend of ours kindly provided a large supply of surgical masks which I wore constantly to mask the imaginary offensive smells emitting from the kitchen. |
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Forces launched an offensive to retake the region at the beginning of May. |
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I'm just glad we will be spared the sight of this offensive spectacle. |
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Join the storming of the Damascus Gate and be sure to wear your most offensive t-shirt. |
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Other offensive odours can come from areas such as the refrigerator, garbage bins, including indoor compost buckets, musty drawers and even shoes. |
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The bosses' organisation is pushing for an offensive against workers. |
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How sweet of theron to say, and how thoroughly misguided and offensive as well. |
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So why take the tortuous and offensive back-door route to appreciating Wharton? |
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The clipped lines and metallic austerities of modern design couldn't resist the assaults of this charm offensive inspired by tchotchkes from Mexico, India, and the Southwest. |
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If it's offensive to your sensibilities, then move on to something else. |
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The ham-fisted attempt at mounting a charm offensive spoke volumes about the Prime Minister's waning powers, but his allies remained defiantly unimpressed. |
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Minaj further mystifies her motives by layering these terrifying, offensive visual cues with her own totally incongruous lyrics. |
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In an uplifting turn, the 49ers traded for Martin, who was systematically harassed by his offensive line mate. |
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In over two days in February 1944, a massive offensive by the U.S. Navy downed more than 50 Japanese ships and 270 planes. |
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By this point Aunt Sally has moved on to the next offensive remark. |
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Cast your minds back, like mental fly fishers, to Monday and you might recall our report on a new book that listed the 100 most offensive UK place names. |
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Too often in this tournament, the Portuguese center forward has tended to drift wide or into midfield, depriving the team of an offensive terminus. |
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On the staff of every football team, you have an offensive coordinator and a defensive coordinator. |
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Senior ministers are already planning a nation-wide charm offensive that would see them take the message around the country that any tax cuts would require spending cuts. |
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The astounding success of the Soviet 1943 summer offensive led Stalin to order a winter offensive to retake all lost Soviet territory, therewith ushering in the third act. |
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The early offensive skills, compared to today's standards, were crude. |
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I cannot accept that trained professionals with a cornucopia of offensive weapons at their disposal can't remain calm and professional in crowd control situations. |
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He didn't fare as well in his only extended action as a full-time starter in Houston last season, but the Texans' offensive line and QB David Carr were banged up. |
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It was an impressively poised and subtly dismissive reaction to an infuriating, redundant, and offensive question. |
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Berard could be the piece the Bruins were missing last season and the offensive boost they need to make the difference during a tight playoff series. |
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The thing to observe, however, is how masterful the educrats are at mounting a noisy, well-masked offensive at the slightest threat to their Soviet-style status quo. |
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She suggests that the article is a horribly offensive diatribe that grossly over-generalises in its satirisation of the downtrodden Ulster underclass. |
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Solich will have quarterback Eric Crouch, wingback Bobby Newcombe and those silos known as Nebraska offensive linemen returning, so the Huskers figure to keep on rolling. |
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For those who are against gay rights to claim the mantle of victimhood for themselves is offensive on a certain level. |
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Kansas City's offensive line, nearing a record for most consecutive starts as a group, destroyed Minnesota's front seven during two days of scrimmages in August. |
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