| He has a very intense, sensitive temperament and quickly becomes upset, angry, anxious, over-excited and frustrated. |
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| It is regrettable if she was upset by the incident, but the action was taken in the interests of keeping the peace. |
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| The skin undergoes continual renewal but injury from the sun can upset the renewal process and produces premature aging as well as skin cancer. |
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| He is really upset that his mum is suddenly gone, but he is bearing up really well, I am very proud of him, and I am sure his mum would be too. |
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| When he comes home from school he is very agitated and upset, and can't understand why he is being picked on. |
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| Our instructor is a bean sprout chewing yogic matriarch who speaks in hushed tones so as not to upset the alignment of her shakras. |
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| Keep the number of pages or hours within reason, and don't be upset if a day slips by. |
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| And then I went from being upset about the whole episode to being angry beyond reason. |
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| Many times my students make me upset, but I have to control myself and hold my tongue so as not to hurt others. |
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| Larsson threatened to bring off a king-size upset when he took the match into a fifth and deciding set after taking a fourth-set tiebreaker. |
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| Upchanging was quite seamless, and even with full throttle kick-downs there were no nasty thumps to upset grandma in the back. |
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| So I wouldn't be that upset if smoking were to be banned in restaurants and bars. |
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| Why anyone would get all upset about such an offer is beyond me, but there you are, it takes all sorts to make a world, their loss not mine. |
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| While the company may upset parents with their risque ads and catalog, they still consider it to be a quality brand with an all-American style. |
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| He seemed a bit upset, naturally enough, and spent a deal of time rubbing or wringing his hands while the police talked to him. |
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| My mom was upset, but Kim and I started giggling because we know we're both such klutzes. |
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| The three are thrown into wild confusion as suspicion and jealousy upset the domestic bliss. |
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| The Galway side know only too well the task that lies ahead of them and they will be all out to upset the odds. |
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| However, new techniques, approaches, or technologies can upset this alignment or change the relative influence of complementors. |
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| When you are upset or worried, you can draw something and it seems to just flush all your ill feelings away. |
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| Police had worried about trouble after the match but apart from a few incidents of drunkenness the upset didn't cause patrols any problems. |
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| Unlike my hypothesis, she speaks in her baroque and breathless way not only when upset or anxious but also when she is up and effusive. |
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| The steward concerned is extremely upset that this accusation has been levelled against him. |
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| He's really upset, not ready to kick off just yet, but I'm not going to give him an excuse to start a barney by turning my back. |
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| A person who wasn't so thick-skinned might actually get upset at the way some people act around here. |
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| Microclimates can greatly upset thermometric readings of nonstationary thermometers. |
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| One of the major reasons for this is that I have been upset by a number of occurrences. |
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| It is a thankless task, they do a good job and I hope they do not get too upset and see this as personal. |
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| Are you upset that he occasionally forgets to screw the top back on the toothpaste tube? |
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| Rabbit Remembered may have upset the symmetry of his great tetralogy but it in no way diminishes it. |
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| Johnson is also upset by the talk, mainly by Calzaghe's side, that the Tarver-Calzaghe match is already in the bag. |
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| Whenever Billy comes visiting, she becomes bad-tempered and angry, leaving Sarah bewildered and Annie even more upset. |
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| The friend that's always badgering you about why you're upset, the brother that wants an account of every boy his sister hangs out with. |
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| Like a child fearing a telling-off, I knew I had to placate this man or he was going to upset me and I wasn't going to enjoy the game. |
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| Among those feeling slightly upset at the thought of being separated from his mammy was little Aidan Gammon, from Viewmount. |
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| The cheating scandal upset Maxwell and Anthony so much that they put salt in his sugar, the naughty scamps. |
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| Suddenly I felt guilt, I knew I had also upset him by teasing him about Josh. |
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| It arrived after 20 minutes, but Mr Williams said as the woman waited she became nervous and panicky, very tearful and upset. |
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| A police officer gave evidence that, on arrival at the police station, the complainant was very upset and tearful. |
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| He was sure that that was only a short time after the incident, and Donnelly was tearful and upset and could not remember anything. |
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| Police said afterwards that Mr Croxford's family was in tears and too upset to talk to the press. |
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| Confused and upset, she was torn between the wish to adhere to the Australian legal system and the powerful love of her husband. |
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| He knew she was very upset when she couldn't get her horse to accept its bit. |
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| Maybe I shouldn't be such a baby about things, but I am upset with my doctor's office right now. |
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| It was tattling, I knew, but somehow I didn't think Dove could get very upset with me for snitching about this. |
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| I couldn't help but mimic the fact Sean was upset, so I was majorly depressed and upset all through the next period. |
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| Vodafone's decision to exclude 0845 and 0800 tariffs from free minutes allowances has upset a number of users. |
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| And then, when a third party defends the targets against the unfair criticisms, the critics seem upset. |
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| Once a glory of craftsmanship, the mighty stones that were so magisterially laid out have been totally upset. |
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| The herding and tilling of the immigrant peoples, with their metal implements and weapons, upset the Sandawe way of life and sources of food. |
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| I never saw how girls and boys could get upset at tallness or the lack thereof. |
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| She lost in a stunning upset yesterday on the British TV talent show where she had become an international Internet sensation last month. |
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| What has gutted me the most and has really upset me is it has taken me three years to build up the CD collection. |
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| In the Midwest and in the rust belt they're going to be very upset about people making sneakers in very poor countries. |
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| I felt lousy last night and woke up this morning with a head and backache, crampy and an upset stomach. |
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| I didn't dare make a move in case she got upset and I lost my free transport. |
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| Speaking from Paris, he said he was relieved at the outcome but still upset at having lost his job. |
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| By suggesting an asocial relationship before the intervention of social roles, class, and structures, it threatens to upset the existing order. |
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| We have got a lot of people asking around and the local youngsters are upset about it so they are making inquiries too. |
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| The only time he got very upset with me was when he demonstrated loops and slow rolls. |
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| Visitors to Huntington Cemetery have been upset after a new sign went up banning ornaments, artificial flowers, jam jars and vases by gravesides. |
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| Simply washing the feeding bowl with a different detergent or placing it too near the litter tray can upset your cat's feeding habits. |
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| They are upset that anyone is now rocking the boat and might endanger their hopes to become enriched. |
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| They feel compelled to be careful about what they say so as not to upset the people around them or rock the boat. |
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| When it first happened I was so upset, I couldn't go to work and I was signed off. |
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| He's obviously spoken out at some point down the line and upset his manager. |
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| I think this upset him a bit and I had to smooth his ruffled feathers via email. |
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| The official said that that the watchdog body was unwilling to upset any political parties ahead of the presidential election. |
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| There was a long pause, and when it was over Mom's voice had risen up an octave or two, as though she were nervous or upset about something. |
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| But then the charade falls down, and I tell Bryan the whole story, my voice rising in pitch as I get more and more upset. |
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| The comment by me which so upset Henry, and sent you into a foaming apoplectic raging rant, was in a column last September. |
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| But people were upset at the shocking scenes of dead people and at the timing of the programme. |
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| My only hope is I can scrape through Christmas unscathed and not upset anyone too much. |
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| If our attitude is right and everything goes according to plan, we could cause an upset. |
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| For a Libra, that same full Moon might upset the emotional apple cart that they have just worked so hard to get sorted. |
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| Two such academics were so upset by the broadcast they injudiciously let the cat out of the bag completely. |
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| I can totally understand why the current residents are upset about being split up. |
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| He was particularly upset with police lethargy and lack of enough vehicles for night patrolling. |
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| Will the idiots who let fireworks off all year ever stop to think of the upset they cause? |
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| These people who want greater transparency, greater accountability, are upset about the corruption and the dominant authoritarianism. |
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| Canada's Perdita Felicien smashed her lifetime best with victory in 12.53 seconds to upset gold medal favourite Brigitte Foster. |
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| Today this woman called in very upset because she caught her little daughter eating ants. |
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| This has upset many who argue pay phones are an essential local facility and a lifeline in times of emergency. |
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| The woman then came to our flat very upset and angry that we'd made things worse. |
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| I try to respond to each comment I receive, no matter how much it might upset me. |
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| I don't want to upset any owners of these abominations but for heavens sake, what on earth possessed you when you bought one of these things. |
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| We were told not to speak too much at all, as you may upset the French, or the Flemish, or the Walloons, or the Dutch, or the organisers. |
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| I know you're traumatised, I know you're in trouble, I know you're upset but I'm shooting through. |
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| According to eyewitnesses, the Secretary was upset on seeing him in the T-shirt and had lost no time in venting his feelings. |
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| There are wild-looking cats wandering the open areas and this might upset the very sensitive. |
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| He's jabbering on about music, how you have to be careful about changing the music because it might upset or destroy the government. |
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| It followed an incident when James's sister, Vicky, was upset when abusively insulted. |
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| Desir exhibited such warmth, caring and concern that she made me forget that I was upset. |
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| My son has proved he can eat a multipack of Jaffa cakes leaving Dad upset because there were none left for him. |
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| As you enter Turns 3 and 4, there are several humps that can upset the car if you enter the corner at the wrong angle. |
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| The head doorman is a bit of joker and you can have a laugh with him but it's not advisable to upset him too much. |
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| And they went within an ace of creating the season's biggest upset by putting an end Shelbourne's unbeaten record. |
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| In 1999, he came within an ace of causing a major upset in the Ballinrobe Electoral Area. |
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| Even cool Capricorns can get touchy and easily upset during the Time of the Crab. |
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| As much as she tried to ignore the small-minded jealousy that surrounded her, it upset her a great deal. |
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| The bitterness and acid in his voice reassured me Peter was still in there, but he was very, very upset. |
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| Plus, having food in your belly can lower your chances of upset stomach, which vitamins can sometimes cause. |
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| We are deeply upset that an unruly element went out of their way to cause trouble but they have been dealt with by police. |
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| Will and Jules followed behind in silence, each wondering what had upset him so much. |
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| You get visibly upset when you don't get your way at meetings and storm out slamming the door behind you. |
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| The makers of a cheeky advert for toilet tissue have apologised after the campaign caused upset. |
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| Whenever I was upset, I always turned to her, and she would talk to me in a calm, serene, optimistic manner, which always left me cheerful. |
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| It's not that she didn't have a reason to be sensitively upset, but she didn't even know she had the reason. |
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| The level of dissatisfaction could be seen by the fact that even representatives of the young middle classes were often upset. |
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| I very nearly did, because I am that much of a simpering weakling who hates to upset people. |
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| Such a buildup could badly upset the balance of power in the region and threaten the peace, Reich asserts. |
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| This is not good reporting, and I am upset to see it on the front line of one of my favorite websites. |
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| He was so upset that he took off his wedding ring, and threw it out of the window. |
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| An upset stomach stopped him from training on Tuesday and Wednesday but he is back in action now. |
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| Baby blues may leave you feeling weepy, easily upset, or excessively worried for 3 to 4 weeks. |
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| Those warnings about images which may upset sensitive viewers have become much more few and far between. |
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| The guidelines dictate that emotionally charged topics be avoided on tests, for fear that mention of them might upset sensitive children. |
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| She is one of the most thoughtful judges on the court and is not afraid to upset the apple cart by doing the right thing. |
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| And, because I'm a contrarian at heart, I'll root for perverse storylines that will upset the apple cart and disturb the powers that be. |
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| Once she had upset Sophie because Sophie was playing with her dolls and making much noise and Adele tried to reprehend her. |
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| She's pretty upset and telling her legal reps that five British publications are getting it all wrong. |
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| The Tories are anxious not to upset anybody these days, even thugs and criminals. |
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| The tour has apparently upset China, which claims Taiwan as a renegade province. |
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| He has a romantic streak and, full of remorse and resentment, is deeply upset by the feud with his mother. |
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| Not surprisingly, commuters in Strawberry Hill are rather upset by this alteration. |
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| Robredo's game is getting increasingly ragged and he still appears to be upset by his altercation with the umpire. |
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| She would be prepared to keep her child out of school in September rather than put her through the upset of having to switch schools again. |
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| Specter and Landrieu upset a critical Appropriations Committee vote by switching from yea to nay. |
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| On top of that, I was upset because we'd just gone four miles and the horse had jumped really well. |
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| It upset my friend because in Canada, she was the one who had all the male admirers. |
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| Amara could hear her voice rising to a shrill whine, as it always did when she was upset. |
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| She could see he was upset so she walked up to him, hugged him and apologized for keeping him waiting. |
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| She rejoined her friends with complaints of an upset stomach as the excuse for her lengthy absence. |
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| Drivers upset at being stuck in traffic let it rip when the road is clear. |
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| The medication may upset your stomach but if you experience acute abdominal pain call your doctor. |
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| The project that has Roth upset is Max Steel, based on a Mattel action figure. |
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| Samantha Sidney Altman's girlfriend, Marie Dana, had a right to be upset when she saw Altman's will. |
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| I was frankly worried that a lot of people who work in conservation would be upset by the book. |
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| The banquet was paid for with public funds, and taxpayers were understandably upset. |
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| All it took was a stare and a crook of the eyebrow from any one of the quartet of West Indian quicks in those days for the batsmen to know that a bowler was upset. |
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| When my digestion was upset by the changing diet, she offered white rice and carrots to settle my stomach and pro-biotic supplements like acidophilus. |
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| Too much sugar can certainly give you a stomach ache, and, in fact, too much of anything can upset your stomach and cause acid reflux or heartburn. |
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| I am so upset at some of the very acidulous remarks made by some people. |
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| And it is that climax where the book and the film diverge the most, and which will probably upset the most people. |
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| This year he upset families in a London restaurant by turning up with an entourage for a burger meal, swearing and again refusing to acknowledge fans. |
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| The lady in question was upset that her letter had not been acknowledged and asked me to enquire on her behalf whether the letter had been received or not. |
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| Once upon a time, books were meant to upset the apple cart, to make politicians nervous, threaten the status quo, shake up our expectations, make us question things anew. |
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| And there's another reason people don't want to upset the apple cart. |
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| There were tears and shouting and generally a whole lot of upset. |
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| She was slightly agitated and upset, but not upset enough to run away. |
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| But no doubt this will delight the purists and may even console, to some extent, those upset by the fact that the car is front-wheel rather than rear-wheel drive. |
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| In one, a father is upset that his children's clothes are made out of curtains. |
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| Grande, who like Cyrus is 21, had been called a diva and was upset about it. |
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| Married to a Senegalese and jamming regularly at Dakar, he sings in Wolof, a dialect from the nation which has caused a major upset in the ongoing Football World Cup. |
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| Mother didn't appear the least upset, and continued to knead the bread. |
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| Thinking things through by writing about them, venting about things that anger or upset me, stewing in my own juices until I am ready to move on is what I do. |
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| Politicians often have discreditable secrets, secrets that might upset their campaigns. |
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| Making the disorienting shift from fiction to the news, I was too upset at the tragedy for any kind of rage. |
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| Let's discount dog almanacs and tree almanacs and almanacs that predict the best day to harvest the crop so as not to upset the children of the corn. |
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| If you are upset, you will lack the self-command to hear opposing views, without which you cannot even stand wisely on your own. |
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| Silently reproaching herself, Jessica edged closer towards the girl and softly stroked her hair, hoping the gesture would calm the other girl and not upset her more. |
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| Vibrations from heavy machinery like lawnmowers can upset all bees. |
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| However, any experienced journal editor will recount situations where anonymised information has been recognisable to the patient or family involved and caused upset. |
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| But he said Parliament had approved any measure of retrospection which would enable a judgment to be upset because of the change in the limitation period. |
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| This can radically upset her possibility of ovulation, fertilization, implantation, and even nurturing of a pregnancy. |
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| This can radically upset her possibility of ovulation, fertilization, implantation and even nurturing of a pregnancy. |
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| That left the small but fervid legion of believers who had dropped everything feeling upset and sheepish. |
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| Rin seemed upset over the news and I was just antsy about the whole thing. |
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| And though I was already upset at the whole thing, I figured I had to see it through to the end. |
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| The possible Democratic upset here is not just about Garrett making a mistake. |
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| Coming off the bench on Wednesday appeased him, but he believes a point may come when he is so upset by his treatment that he will decline to be selected for future squads. |
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| Felix was growing upset now, his voice rising in pitch and volume. |
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| I get upset because I have to wait in line too long at the supermarket. |
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| Later, Ballard would seem very upset when the funeral director, Danny Phillips, fed the statement to reporters. |
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| It would entirely upset my long-term image as an arty-farty anarchist. |
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| He also admitted doing a runner when she came round and was upset. |
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| First, seeing my father in the middle of his row crying, and thinking, Why is dad so upset? |
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| It was hard, and he had been fired off of heartburn, so he was very upset by that. |
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| And luckily for Jackson, this upset was the last in a very long line of hiccups that could have spoiled the film. |
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| I lose sleep, I have a bad temper and I am tearful, tired and upset. |
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| A week earlier they caused a mild upset defeating Clonad in the league, now in the space of seven days they have claimed the scalp of two long established hurling powers. |
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| He won in a special election upset over State Senator Neil Riser, who was considered the establishment GOP candidate. |
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| Although all honest and decent St Lucians were very upset at this revelation, they never manifested much dismay and your supporters even rallied by your side. |
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| Consumers get incredibly upset when dieticians and researchers backtrack on previous findings, proclaiming that products once deemed healthy are now in question. |
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| I was upset she was leaving school and probably ending her education. |
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| If staff members react badly to criticism and become upset, the manager should suggest a short break or offer to resume the meeting at a later date. |
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| In contrast, Paul was gaining momentum and the Libertarian icon seemed poised to pull a potential upset. |
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| Children who are feeling anxiety may be tense or get upset easily. |
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| Markets remain fragile and are easily upset by international tensions. |
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| Some of the rumors would reach my children's ears and upset them. |
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| They are upset about the interventionism and they fall along the lines of Ron Paul or Rand Paul. |
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| She was very upset but she very quickly stopped crying and had a think. |
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| I'm there to upset the status quo of someone's self-induced limitation. |
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| Thus, although the loss of a job is very often the cause of injured feelings and emotional upset, the law does not recognize these as compensable losses. |
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| Look, if it caused any anger or upset and in some way got the candidate off-message for the past couple of days of the campaign, I meant no offense. |
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| Or perhaps a better analogy is when a woman is obviously upset with her beau, yet when he asks what is wrong, she makes his identification of the problem part of his penance. |
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| Not sure if I'm upset because anxiety or upset because tired. |
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| Conflict shows itself in the spouse who resents increasing the tithe the family makes to the church or becomes upset when asked to make a special offering. |
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| One parent was particularly upset after her four-year-old daughter stepped in dog mess on the way to school and then rode her bike over some the next day. |
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| Ross did ask him to discontinue an impromptu serenade of Terri, who was embarrassed and upset by her ex-husband singing love songs to her over the plane's microphone. |
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| For instance, Leah, whose daughter has a rare form of muscular dystrophy, is upset that her ex is getting married. |
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| I was told to be on my best behaviour, as to not upset Uncle Charlie. |
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| No, she was upset that I didn't bring the shattered fragments of my tooth back home and put them under my pillow in order to make a little money from the tooth fairy. |
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| A striking red or pink flower with an edible root, it's eaten to ease all upset stomach and applied topically to relieve aching muscles and increase blood circulation. |
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| Her dark eyes flashed when she was upset, and she paused occasionally to smooth her mane of shoulder-length black hair. |
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| My mother was never the type to dwell on the things that upset her so I wasn't surprised to find her changing the subject and shifting the focus onto me. |
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| This provoked hostility from certain members of the audience, who were upset at Lostprophets inclusion on such a bill. |
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| Lewis was knocked out by Hasim Rahman in a 2001 upset, but this defeat was avenged later in the year. |
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| Following Pakistan's upset loss to World Cup debutants Ireland in the group stage, Pakistani coach Bob Woolmer was found dead in his hotel room. |
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| Add in the fact that the Valley Parade resembles a mudbath, and all of a sudden the ingredients for an upset are all there. |
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| Then I upset all the dinner table when telling them how good lardy cake tastes are when they are made from lard. |
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| The original seller may be upset to discover that the property is being resold for a higher price. |
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| Unless stopped at once likely to upset friendly relations existing between Australia and England. |
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| According to a new study, Asian elephants recognize when a herd mate is upset and offer gentle care and sympathy. |
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| In particular, Homecoming is upset with Chekist Street, which honors the state security organization of the early Soviet Union. |
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| Thus, approachers are more likely than avoiders to make threat appraisals and become upset as a result following intense acute stress. |
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| Hungarian-born Bata was upset because he believed Mr Willson was repeatedly throwing cuttings on his strip. |
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| Some children may develop a stridor during inspiration, which becomes prominent when the child cries or becomes upset. |
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| Make no mistake, they will come to Anfield eager to upset the applecart and prove there is life after Redknapp. |
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| The Yamahas dominated for much of the session but Stoner upset the applecart with 15 minutes remaining top of the timesheets. |
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| Neil is a mate of mine who will come and try to upset the applecart, that's for sure. |
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| The Irish whippersnapper upset the American bed-hopper by claiming any European would fancy their chances against Tiger. |
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| The passer-by saw a navy blue saloon car, possibly with a roof rack attached, with a woman looking visibly upset in the front passenger seat. |
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| Anyone who was upset about it was exaggerating its potential impact. |
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| She gets upset at the thought of me leaving, but she says I'm not allowed to be a quitter. |
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| Sunderland's win in 1973 was considered a major upset, having beaten Leeds United who finished third in the top flight that season. |
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| In 1920, the United States, fielding a team with many players new to the sport of rugby, upset France in a shock win, eight points to zero. |
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| One example of this is Resolve, which contains painkiller and antiacid chemicals to settle an upset stomach. |
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| Some readers were upset by the callousness of hedge fund traders. |
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| I understand why fans get so upset but this is a well-trodden path that has been a success for so many players. |
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| The truth is...eating is my drug. When I am upset, I eat...when I am sad, I eat...when I am happy, I eat. |
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| He was so upset, he didn't do his normal weewee and now we have to decide whether goes to Brussels. |
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| She told me herself just now that the worst was over. And those confounded people must go and upset the applecart. |
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| Last week the Senate Banking Committee upset the carefully stacked apple cart when it voted 10 to 5 not to approve the Administration's bill. |
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| Diocletian was upset, not wanting to lose his best tribune and the son of his best official, Gerontius. |
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| She went to Nagano as the heavy favorite, skated tentatively and was upset by teammate Tara Lipinski. |
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| The Fraserburgh-born killer seemed more upset about the fate of his pet dog Bleep than his predicament. |
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| Jesum Crow, why's the statie so upset? We're only drinking tonics out here. |
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| After a solemn pause, Mr. Glossin offered the upset price for the lands and barony of Ellangowan. |
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| The coach was so upset with his team after they lost that he gave them an hour-long tongue-lashing. |
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| We upset conventional categories of maleness and femaleness, masculinity and femininity. |
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| Danny Collins insists Sunderland must treat Sunday's FA Cup third round clash with Northwich Victoria like a Premiership match to avoid an upset. |
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| So when Brown's second wife turned out a reg'lar ternygrunt, I wa'n't in no wise upset, for he needed a comeuppance, an' he got it in her. |
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| Kids raced and shrieked, toasted anything toastable on sticks, and upset the clean-up by showering each other with dry leaves. |
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| Parents of younger children often become upset when they are told that they cannot sit in on the psychological assessment. |
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| Frank told me that you seemed upset because of my wire to Leo Morrison which, I understand, reached you secondhanded. |
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| Since an upset result in the local elections of 2004, the former has been controlled by the Liberal Democrats. |
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| Elizabeth is often upset and embarrassed by the impropriety and silliness of her mother and three younger sisters. |
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| Miss Bingley clearly does not want to continue the friendship and Jane is upset though very composed. |
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| This would have upset the gentry, who regarded the common law as reinforcing their status and property rights. |
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| Travel at night was forbidden and frankly, none of us seemed upset about this as we all knew how the U.S. Army troops had itchy trigger fingers. |
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| In March 2004, however, the Lords upset the Government's plans by sending the Bill to a Select Committee. |
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| Constantine, in his wisdom, and upset by disagreement, banished Hilary to the East. |
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| This unfortunate accident has upset me. I have a horrible presentiment that something of the kind may happen to me. |
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| The indigenous people were upset by this proclamation and so Ojeda tried to placate them by offering them trinkets. |
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| The slave owners also argued that banning slavery in new states would upset what they saw as a delicate balance of free states and slave states. |
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| Achilles becomes very upset, sits by the seashore, and prays to his mother, Thetis. |
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| The gossip alienated Richard from some of his northern supporters, and upset Henry across the English Channel. |
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| In other cases a stable ecological balance may be upset by predation or other causes leading to unexpected species decline. |
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| Woods fired his caddie of 12 years two weeks ago, reportedly upset that Williams caddied for Adam Scott without Woods' permission. |
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| When they are upset, their ears blush a furious crimson, resembling red horns and adding to their diabolical image. |
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| The necessity of restricting catches to allow stocks to recover upset the fishing industry and politicians are reluctant to hurt employment. |
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| Some forms of overfishing, for example the overfishing of sharks, has led to the upset of entire marine ecosystems. |
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| A kite was a drag, towed under water at any depth up to about 40 fathoms, which upon striking bottom, was upset and rose to the surface. |
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| This made the teachers upset because in the past, the boards would automatically raise the mill rate to cover contracts. |
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| Since the NCAA ranks the 16 teams in each region, Kass had a simple way to evaluate whether a game's outcome was an upset. |
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| Hopkins was upset with the official decision and said that he was robbed of a clear points win. |
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| I know you're upset with her, but there's no need to be vicious. |
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| Few gave the Swans, struggling for their lives at the bottom of Division Two, any chance of causing an upset against the league leaders. |
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| The 1991 World Cup saw further frustration when Wales were upset by Manu Samoa in their opening match. |
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| Talking of sleazeballs, Pat's other son, David Wicks, returns to break more hearts and cause yet more upset in poor Ian's already-shaky life. |
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| David's parents criticised the two PCs saying their son was so upset by the telling-off that he spent the night being ill. |
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| This caused a deal of upset, as many young men wanted to join the fighting forces and felt that as miners they would not be valued. |
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| The result was considered a surprise, as there was speculation that the SNP could have won an upset similar to Glasgow East. |
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| A settlement was reached, but Townshend was upset and disillusioned that Klein had attempted to take ownership of his songs. |
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| Wilde was upset at Florence's decision, but Stoker later resumed the acquaintanceship, and after Wilde's fall visited him on the Continent. |
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| For example, the antihistamine terfenadine shouldn't be mixed with grapefruit juice because it can cause a dangerous upset in heart rhythm. |
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| She was so upset by their decision that she resigned in protest. |
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| Many medications may cause minor but bothersome symptoms such as cough or upset stomach. |
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| Lacking the political judgement of his father, he began to upset this by moving into more dangerous areas. |
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| The leaders were conservatives with little use for republicanism or revolution, both of which threatened to upset the status quo in Europe. |
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| The British settlers along the coast were upset that French troops would now be close to the western borders of their colonies. |
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| The rookie was upset at being called Lemon Drop until she realized that everyone on the team had a silly moniker. |
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| Law firms have been particularly upset by the recruitment difficulties that it has caused. |
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| Any good undercover agent ruffled a few feathers in the front office, and Jake more often than not upset the entire henhouse. |
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| And although they were not personally close, the Emperor Franz Joseph was profoundly shocked and upset. |
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| I think she's overweight, but when I said as much to her, she got very upset. |
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| The Irish bardic system, along with the Gaelic culture and learned classes, were upset by the plantations, and went into decline. |
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| Player One then turned his cards back over and got really upset accusing Player Two of angle shooting in order to see his cards. |
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| Lewis lost his WBC title to Oliver McCall on 24 September 1994 in a huge upset at the Wembley Arena in London. |
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| So when he tried to talk, he studder an that made him upset even more, an then he just slowly told his grandma that he didn't know, but that he loved her. |
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| All four are hoping to enjoy some quiet time at the women's bass fishing tournament, but durned if wimpy Talmadge and grumpy Mel don't tag along and upset everything. |
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| And how relieved the Ceefax captioners must be that Sir Alex Ferguson still refuses to give interviews to Match of the Day, because of a BBC documentary that upset him. |
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| The Hopkinstown teenager again upset the applecart by lifting the Aberconwy Trophy at Conwy and Maesdu after a stunning five-shot victory over Neath's Richard Hooper. |
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| Bokes skipper Bobby Skinstad admitted Wales had upset his side's plans. |
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| Daly might have had a double on the night, having been ready to stand in on Morris's winner Alabama Wurley, who caused a 14-1 upset in the seller. |
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| Vandeweghe is 6-1 to upset third seed Zvonareva, but rather than tilt at windmills it may pay instead to back the outsider at 11-4 with Hills to win a set. |
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| William sought to prevent the Spanish inheritance from going to either monarch, for he feared that such a calamity would upset the balance of power. |
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| This upset Jumblatt and other politicians as well as the Maronites. |
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| I know their coach and how determined he will be to upset our applecart. |
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