The Westbury mayor admitted his wheelchair experience had not been plain sailing, and he is determined to support her campaign. |
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It wasn't all plain sailing for the brothers in what was fast becoming a competitive market, and the early 1990s recession hit the business hard. |
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It may not all be plain sailing, down the line, however, at which point the group could tap into the market with another judicious purchase. |
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Reading some of their newspaper columns, it is clear that the tour has not been plain sailing by any means. |
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I was expecting it all to be quite hard work but, in a surprising show of bureaucratic efficiency, it was mostly smooth and plain sailing. |
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But since funding for the marina was first announced in 2001 the project has encountered anything but plain sailing. |
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You'll probably be just a little sickened to hear it's been pretty much plain sailing for this up-and-coming roving reporter. |
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Though the actress carried off the part like the seasoned professional she is, it was not all plain sailing. |
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A Cotswold rock band are hoping it will be plain sailing when they travel from Chipping Campden to a gig in London's Camden Town on Monday. |
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Of course nothing is easy in sport and although the Westport men had their fate in their own hands on Sunday, it wasn't all plain sailing. |
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But it wasn't to be all plain sailing, the weather turned and what appeared to be a hurricane appeared over the horizon to the west. |
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Making money out of commercial property seems like child's play in today's over-heated market but it is not always such plain sailing. |
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But the passage of the plan through the bureaucratic process was not all plain sailing. |
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Even after the arrival of the silver-staining and PAGE materials, all was not plain sailing. |
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It had been anticipated that the entire project would be plain sailing and completed in advance of the Tall Ships' event which the city will host next week. |
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I can imagine that the relevant negotiations with the Member States were not always plain sailing. |
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Switzerland is Europe's reservoir, but making use of this precious resource while protecting the environment is not plain sailing. |
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There is no doubt that cost savings are being made and getting through to the bottom line of company profit and loss accounts but, inevitably, it is not all plain sailing. |
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However it was not all plain sailing for Trinity and Greenock, who found opposition from the lower divisions to be of a higher standard than they had expected. |
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Now both ferries are on an even keel and settling the financial aspects should be plain sailing from here on. |
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It may look like easy money, but renting out is not all plain sailing. |
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As with any relationship it hasn't always been plain sailing. |
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All this does not mean that it will be plain sailing for the infrastructure constructors. |
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It is my hope, for example, that come the 2006-07 tax year, all the initial kinks will have been ironed out and everybody will be able to return to plain sailing. |
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However, it wasn't all plain sailing for the hosts, who contrived to make Peterhead look like world-beaters with plenty of unforced errors in the first half. |
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However it has not been plain sailing for the American since his arrival at Meadowbank last month in wake of the Scots' ignominious start to the BBL season. |
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And don't you run away with the idea that all will be plain sailing. |
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We have enjoyed many years with a following wind which has given many companies the opportunity for plain sailing into increasingly complex waters, without having a clear idea of where they are heading. |
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But it's not all plain sailing for Uncle Sam as Mother Nature hits back: a huge earthquake shakes San Francisco on April 18, reducing the city to rubble. |
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Indeed it may not be plain sailing until REACH finally comes into force but at least one of the highest hurdles has been cleared in this bills long journey towards the statute book. |
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However, it is not now just plain sailing. |
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The future will not be all plain sailing. It should be recognised that there are certain risks involved, such as environmental pollution, and the transmission of diseases from farmed to wild fish. |
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Joel Nana's activism has not been plain sailing. |
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Whilst adverse conditions meant that 2007 was far from plain sailing, the start of 2008 saw some favourable trade winds helping our aerospace and automotive divisions steer a steady course. |
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Thiago Silva's career journey has not, however, been all plain sailing. |
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Thus all seemed plain sailing, until we had the rapporteur's proposal to reduce the figure to 250 mg, whereupon we had the Commission's brainstorm. |
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Despite the regularity of oil company press releases over the past year lauding their latest new finds, the gradual expansion of Angola's oil industry has not all been plain sailing. |
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The deepening of an intercultural relationship is not plain sailing. |
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The Kiwis went into the final firm favourites to hold on to their O-League crown, but it was far from plain sailing against a team of technically gifted players, some of whom with prior experience of starring at FIFA finals. |
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This emphatic victory might have ensured that France matched Germany's feat of escaping the group stage with an unblemished record, but it wasn't all plain sailing for Europe's New Zealand 2008 hopefuls. |
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But given the highly competitive nature of the grocery market, the self-confessed yachtie will not find it plain sailing. |
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It looked plain sailing for The Greenbacks when Keiran Fitzharris gave them a second minute lead from the penalty spot after Jermaine Gordon had been fouled by Glenn Fuff. |
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Plain sailing all the way, these hardy members of the Yorkshire Ouse Sailing Club at Naburn enjoy nothing more than splashing about on the water. |
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In Plain Sailing, or That by the Plain Chart, the Parts of a Triangle receive new Denominations. |
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