He said the slate would consist of candidates who were not willing to sell out the UNC to become absorbed into some other political entity. |
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More couples are willing to have preventative counselling than they are to seek it out after walking down the aisle. |
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Anyone willing to pay money to hear us all waffle on for sixty minutes of unbridled nonsense? |
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Sales representatives were often unethical and willing to tell a client anything to sell a plant. |
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I told my daughter that I was willing to donate up to 5,000 pounds to anyone who would set up a rescue home for the stray dogs here. |
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They're willing to put their life on hold in order to represent you, the student. |
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The screen has a lithium-ion battery that lasts for three hours if you are willing to watch in the darkest, energy-saving mode. |
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Would it be friendly to the United States and willing to reorient foreign policy in a Western direction, or would nationalism resurface? |
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Avoiding unnecessary surgery requires a proactive patient willing to challenge opinions and research options. |
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It is rare that an actor as intense as this one, as thoughtful and involved in his work, is willing to be so larky about it. |
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The American people appreciate a president who is willing to put a problem on the table. |
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As before, that person must be willing to offer amends, which, in addition to correction and apology, now involves a payment of compensation. |
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I found them to be a very receptive group, very ambitious and very willing to learn. |
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Democracy presupposes independent political parties and an electorate willing to debate issues and vote accordingly. |
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Often, they will be willing to re-mark your work, giving you a few much-needed extra percentage points. |
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In other words the National Trust is willing to, in a nutshell, relinquish our claims of ownership under those conditions. |
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Are we willing to be the alpha and the omega rather than stand in the middle all the time? |
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We lamia were not supposed to fall in love with humans, but I was willing to break every existing rule for her. |
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If we can do it alone we will, but we're willing to work alongside anyone who wants to co-operate. |
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Perhaps because relativism is associated with such views, few philosophers are willing to describe themselves as relativists. |
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They may have to rekey the data, but I suspect most companies would be willing to make that effort. |
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Well, you see, though Thomas needed the money and was willing to work for it, his work in her yard and gardens were terrible. |
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Well I'm willing to do that in essays, as mine tend to be anecdotal and yappy, they're not the most difficult things in the world to read. |
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To bring in new members, we have to be willing to try innovative ideas and think outside the box. |
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Yeah right, with all this new kitchen equipment still lying around boxed up I'm going to be willing to do that. |
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If the latter, then we have to wonder if consumers will be willing to lay out good money to see something they've already bought fixed properly. |
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Men and women who of their own volition have said they are willing to lay down their lives for a country they believe in. |
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He is willing to give the formula for free to any country that asks, provided that they agree to lay down their arms and live in peace. |
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We all must be willing to help each other and accept people as individuals, while realizing it is all right to disagree. |
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Gamers are far more willing to accept a premise being used again and again than to have the same rehashed story appear repeatedly. |
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They will be more than willing to give cards to any new promoters as well as the faithful regulars. |
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We also need to be willing to intervene in the labor market on the demand side, by helping to create new jobs. |
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Teaching and non-teaching patients alike said that they were willing to be seen by students. |
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I am willing to meet Mr Fagan to discuss any proposals he has for the park and I am sure he has a lot to offer as regards ideas for the park. |
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More people are now willing to listen to the man many once regarded with contempt or annoyance. |
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But when he couldn't find anyone willing to part with their cash, he just wrote the cheques himself. |
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Still, I'm perfectly willing to spend the first few days of the month wringing my hands over the situation. |
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When I first started in this role I was concerned that I might have to beat the bushes for authors willing to write articles. |
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If they're willing to abandon their own grandchildren for the sake of worshipping their son's memory, then it's their loss, and let them go. |
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Not all the Reformers were willing to make the clear separation between the worldly and the spiritual kingdoms that Luther made. |
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Make sure that whomever you buy from is willing to work with you until the system is working properly. |
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Be willing to learn from others, don't be a know-all, watch how the local anglers do things and you'll probably start getting into the fish. |
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She was also willing to offer some words of advice to anyone thinking of following in her footsteps. |
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You can save even more if you're willing to take a red-eye or very early morning flight, or one with a stop or two. |
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Moreover, there is no shortage of little wonks willing to work at conservative think tanks, even though these jobs are not well remunerated. |
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And finally, the suspect might have police witnesses who are willing to testify about mix-ups in the evidence lockers. |
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For anyone willing to invest the time and the emotion, this is a cracking album, worthy of critical acclaim. |
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Since the recon was the main objective, along with laying the spy satellites, it was a risk they were willing to take. |
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Through sensible saving and wise investment choices, I have some money that I'll be willing to advance you in the form of plane tickets. |
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As you look through the cookbook, make sure the recipes include ingredients you like or are willing to try. |
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Cruising the aisles of the Jewel supermarket in Barrington, Ill., she knows exactly what she wants and how much she's willing to pay for it. |
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Those who say that they are willing to sacrifice their self-interest to protect yours are either kidding you, themselves, or both. |
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If the agency is willing to employ such airheads at their office, what kind of dunces do you think they'd employ for your client? |
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But if you're willing to kick some money in, his investment choices will widen. |
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Something he apparently hasn't been able or willing to do since I kicked him to the curb. |
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Marie maintains a list of people ready and willing to fill positions and as an extra bonus to employers there are wage subsidies available. |
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Police also spoke to a known criminal in Fife who was said to be willing to kill for money. |
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A lady of kind and gentle disposition, she was always ready and willing to lend help and encouragement and was a top class neighbour and friend. |
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One thing Witmer tries to emphasize to students is she is ready and willing to communicate with students about issues important to them. |
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A permanent ceasefire and peace will come through a political solution for which all sides should be ready and willing to compromise. |
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At Imprint, what we require of volunteers is to be enthusiastic, eager and willing to learn. |
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A man of deep faith, he helped out in many of the church undertakings and was always ready and willing to support such ventures. |
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I'm willing to bet that there is a kernel of truth to this story and the rest is all rot. |
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They are willing to absorb the cost of the interest differential if such a practice assures them of instant access to ready cash. |
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This is one cat who is always ready for a cuddle from anyone willing to offer one. |
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She said other businesses to whom she had spoken were willing to take the same action. |
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Selling to retail stores or selling wholesale is another option, if you're willing to take less money, but usually for larger quantities. |
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Key to overturning Labour's landslides was to remain the party willing to allow people to keep more of their own money. |
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They saw school achievement as within reach if they put forth the necessary effort, and they were willing to make good grades a primary goal. |
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Inside the room was an electric guitar, something Conor couldn't afford, but something the club was willing to loan him for performances. |
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A young whippersnapper at the Department of State was willing to discuss this sensitive matter on background. |
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A political party in favor of American independence, Whigs are usually anti-British and are willing to fight if they have to. |
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People who are willing to shout, wave signs, march and sing for whichever cause is being flouted at the time. |
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A U.S. Navy official who tracks piracy issues says as long as shipping companies are willing to pay ransoms, than piracy will continue. |
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In many instances, they are willing to offer advertorial and editorial support to extend advertising messages. |
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You now feel a little more adventurous and are willing to take on a little more risk. |
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They were willing to take chances, and were extremely supportive and adventuresome. |
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Consequently, success is not measured by who is justified, but by who is willing to live justly with the other. |
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He's eager and willing to please and follows my instructions without a fault. |
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I believe there is no baby there, but I'm willing to have a wet infant hauled into view. |
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The licence-permit raj created passive consumers willing to buy any rubbish available. |
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Others say they are willing to put up a fight in an effort to stay in Moss Side. |
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I am willing to put my point over and can do so in a coherent, understandable manner. |
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Surely our fair city has a wealth of opportunities for those willing to shun the pub and the joypad? |
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My main income is two pensions, but my wife has a well-paid job and is willing to finance the building through a personal loan. |
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I'll certainly take an email addy or a phone number if someone's willing to give it to me, but I don't insist. |
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It is willing to adapt to new world conditions, and to absorb new technologies and investments. |
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Young drivers also appear willing to accept lifts from drivers they know to have taken illicit substances. |
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Yes, turkey hunters love to hunt and are willing to spend serious money in this growing market. |
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If it was serious about a long-term commitment to Mitsubishi, then why isn't it willing to bail it out? |
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I think teachers in Victoria are willing to continue and escalate job action if that's what's required in order to get a fair deal. |
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There are billions of people who are more than willing to do their part to propagate the human race. |
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Finding the equipment and an instructor wasn't difficult, but admitting acrophobia was more than I was willing to expose. |
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They also had to be willing to engage in a morally suspect and legally questionable act. |
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His are not the opinions that either liberal theologians or secular humanists are accustomed to hearing or willing to accept. |
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If researchers are willing to disseminate misleading claims then their integrity is brought into question. |
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When I went on a short jaunt to Japan a few years ago, my guide asked me what I was willing to eat. |
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People who would be willing to accompany singing with any musical instrument would also be welcome. |
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To prospective employers, let me say that I'd be willing to fail for a fraction of the cost of other corporate washouts. |
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What they are not willing to do, however, is take part in what they view as an illegal and abusive occupation. |
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States might have been willing to concede the theoretical justness of the functional principle, but they would not enforce it in real negotiations. |
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Are we willing to expend the time and resources required to solve the problem? |
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We are willing to offer a small honorarium that we hope you will accept for judging the competition. |
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When passions are enflamed, people will be less willing to sit down and negotiate with someone they view as an aggressor. |
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Despite the alluring ubiquity of junk food, the ability to eat healthy is available to all of us, if we are willing to choose it. |
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An amiable interviewee, he was more than willing to chat about acting technique, his wide range of screen roles, and much more. |
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But this reformist contingent is short on active-duty officers willing to step forward. |
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More than a few were willing to be open about their sexual, if not romantic, aspirations. |
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In fact, the story of Barabbas is more interesting and complicated than most preachers seem willing to acknowledge. |
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A society which is willing to accept increasing levels of violence is a society that will beget more of it. |
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Of the three children, only Bernice seems willing to do anything in the spirit of their mother and father. |
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When a bowl game was at stake, even they were willing to abandon the moral high ground. |
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At the very least, says Brandenburg, judges are going to be less willing to take a risk in a capital punishment case. |
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And yet brazen bandits prove time and again they are willing to try to return anything. |
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And in order for them to realize their vision, they are willing to use any means. |
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Maybe Americans are willing to look at someone who does something different from the calculated. |
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The accusations kept getting tawdrier, but, still, Calvary has seemed willing to stand behind its men. |
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They were all willing to wholeheartedly put themselves out there for this thing they cared deeply about. |
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These days cash-strapped Italy is handing out restoration initiatives to just about anyone willing to pay the bill. |
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You might be willing to pull a driver off the rack, waggle it a little, then lay down your credit card, but the stakes are higher in the professional game. |
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Few will be fooled a second time by a virtual Filipino 10-year-old in a chat room willing to do their sordid bidding for pay. |
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The bottom line is that TV can reap tremendous rewards for your small business, but you have to be willing to be patient and have the war chest to back up that patience. |
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In spite of these quibbles, Lancaster's book should prove a valuable resource to ministers and serious laity who are willing to grapple with issues of biblical authority. |
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If you're willing to go all the way, here are a few helpful hints. |
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For every Clint Dempsey willing to play with a broken nose, there seem to be a dozen floppers a la Cristiano Ronaldo. |
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The Jezebel is considered to be a sexually aggressive woman, portrayed as being ready and willing to respond to the master's beck and call without any resistance. |
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With the fiscal crisis, more people are willing to listen to tales about colluding bankers trying to undermine capitalism. |
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Always willing to talk to the media, and skilled in putting his view across, he reserved most of his energies for negotiations at the highest political levels. |
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But are the creators exploiting the pester power of Balamory fans willing to spend vast sums of pocket money pounds on any old piece of tat with a Balamory logo? |
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Private clinics have popped up in several provinces, offering quicker diagnostic care for those willing to pay hundreds of dollars to jump the queue. |
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As long as the adulterer was discreet and the wife either didn't know what was going on or was willing to pretend she didn't know, everybody else also pretended not to know. |
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Disbursal of advances, particularly house and car loans, appears to have become a priority for bankers, who are now willing to reach out to public more aggressively. |
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If he was clean as a whistle, would they be willing to do this? |
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For all his failings, he was willing to let his teams have a lash at it. |
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Another worry is that while retail investors often lack ready cash of their own, many lenders seem all too willing to bankroll them through both personal and margin loans. |
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Despite the fact that the community realizes the need for the extra room and is willing to help him, things are unable to move because they are caught in a political wrangle. |
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Few are willing to go on the record about their concerns with crossing over. |
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Neither is ready or willing to be put out to grass and they are hardly candidates for the sporting knacker's yard, a fact that Paterson readily concedes himself. |
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Yesterday the manager was quoted as saying he was ready and willing to sign the new deal, but after the intervention of the Irishmen that agreement must now surely be on hold. |
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But he is always ready and willing to help others with a smile. |
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He said the World Food Programme was the only organisation supplying food aid to the area and that the community was willing to work with any other organisation. |
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People assume this because winos appear drunk quite a lot of the time, tend to favor the higher-proof beers and wines, and are willing to drink mouthwash and aftershave. |
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He is a not just a grinning creationist, he is also willing to disdain Darwinism with a sinister pugnacity. |
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For all the effort Roddick has devoted to pioneering a path for women's lib, she appears far too willing to accept that it has been in vain or that it is being misused. |
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But an undercover investigation by Scotland on Sunday has revealed gourmet chefs are still willing to buy salmon at a knock-down price, for cash and with few questions asked. |
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He was then refused re-entry to France, while the authorities tried to find a country willing to accept the middle-aged Iranian with no country, no home and no passport. |
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Fonda was always willing to speak out even when it might be detrimental to her career. |
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Why have conservative jurists become so willing to deviate from an originalist viewpoint on the Second Amendment? |
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The legislature are apparently willing to collaborate with the governor in his Alice-in-Wonderland venture in linguistic manipulation, all of course for the public good. |
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They liked what Duke was saying and were willing to look beyond what little they knew of his past. |
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There is an army of the disaffected who might just be willing to listen to the Republicans if the offer were right. |
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America needs a green eyeshade party willing to do the disagreeable work of squeezing waste from the system. |
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But he was always uncommonly gracious, a truly gentle man, willing to dispense wisdom and perspective when asked. |
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Cable news could be great conversation if it were willing to be disruptive. |
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Furious York City chief Terry Dolan today lambasted reports suggesting the Minstermen are willing to let young starlet Chris Hogg move to Manchester United without a fight. |
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More than a year elapsed before Hawes found an attorney willing to handle the pardon request. |
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The incentives for the police and the government are pretty clear, and I'm not willing to second-guess them. |
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Now, Tiger is selfishly willing to embarrass his dead father to rescue his reputation. |
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She's willing to speak about things people might to keep on the down-low or hush-hush. |
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While a code of secrecy applies, there also exists a pool of top homeowners willing to sell their properties if the price is right, even though they are not on the market. |
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You betcha this Minnesota guy was willing to be interviewed! |
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Commissioner Charlie McCreevy has said he is willing to amend the text to make it clear that conditions and standards for workers will not be affected in any way. |
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No longer on an island, the site is now left exposed to anybody willing to walk across the drying sands. |
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People rightly aren't willing to risk destroying their own careers if they sense there isn't sufficient protection from reprisals by their superiors. |
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I was willing to overlook, mostly, the various implausibilities, the sentimental bleeh involving the volleyball, the character's basic repugnance. |
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As demand theory predicts, the higher the premium or amount a consumer is requested to pay, the less likely a consumer will be willing to pay the premium. |
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To make this happen, we have to elect legislators who are willing to stand up to the gun lobby. |
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Then Joseph her husband, being a just man, and not willing to make her a publick example, was minded to put her away privily. |
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The Continental powers as late as 1808 were willing to give him nearly all of his gains and titles, but some scholars maintain. |
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She might be renting a tux, however, as she is willing to have a bridesman. |
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James worked harder as king than his brother had, but was less willing to compromise when his advisers disagreed. |
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Many customers are willing to pay a premium for organic vegetables. |
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He is demonstrably someone willing to invest for the long term. |
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Not willing to have a war with the United States, Napoleon III decided at the beginning of 1866 to withdraw French troops from Mexico. |
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For now neither the Republicans nor the Democrats appear willing to backdown without securing concessions over broader fiscal issues. |
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Local gentry saw the office as one of local influence and prestige and were therefore willing to serve. |
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The Godwins' position disintegrated as their men were not willing to fight the king. |
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These scars represent potentially restorable habitat, provided landowners are willing to participate in restoration activities. |
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Thousands of soldiers were willing to go into battle to fight the enemy. |
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Whereupon, willing to use that occasion, he kneeled down, and, with humble-heartedness and hearty earnestness printed in his graces. |
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They was willing to blue the lot and have nothing left when they got home except debts on the never-never. |
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Once set, gods and men abide it, neither truly able nor willing to contest it. |
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I really love this new stereo system but I'm not willing to part with the cash to buy it. |
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Although willing to compromise about exact boundaries, the government stood firm on the existence or abolition of county councils. |
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Tostig asked what his brother Harold would be willing to give Hardrada for his trouble. |
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Orkney have indicated that they are willing to play host for the 2023 games. |
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They pitched the design to several aircraft companies but found no one willing to produce the design. |
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This, however, is a difficult task that only a true philosopher, and not a mere philodox, will be willing to tackle. |
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However, few of Nepos' contemporaries were willing to support his cause after he ran away to Dalmatia. |
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He was more than willing to extend the terms of the loan, but his boss decided to play hardball and demanded a balloon payment. |
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They brought back many foreign ambassadors whose kings and rulers were willing to declare themselves tributaries of China. |
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Those men willing to cooperate with the colonial rule replaced those with hereditary and traditional claims to leadership. |
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Some are willing to travel to the other designated areas, especially during slow periods of the day. |
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They cast about for support in this struggle and on the Protestant side only the Republic was able and willing to provide it. |
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Still not willing to give up the promise of wealth, he convinced his wife to come, bringing their surviving daughter. |
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They were willing to share the land with the Europeans, but the Indians did not intend to leave or give up access. |
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Gibbons excels through riveting writing and alack of fear which leaves him willing to tackle any subject head on and with brutal honesty. |
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Men had a civic duty to be prepared and willing to fight for the rights and liberties of their countrymen. |
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The EU and the Council of Europe are willing to accept a moratorium as an interim measure. |
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During Ramalamadingdong, it can be a little tiring to have to do it so many times more each day, but he's willing to do his part. |
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The Consul also noted that Nashashibi sidestepped the principle, but was willing to negotiate for favourable modifications. |
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Few of the Teleri were willing to go forth to war, for they remembered the slaying at the Swanhaven, and the rape of their ships. |
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But I am not willing to take the responsibility of advising others as to their course. |
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He let it be known that if he recovered he would be willing to serve as a member of a Home cabinet. |
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Some parishes advertised for apprenticeships, and were willing to pay any employer prepared to offer them. |
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Slater also hired recruiters to search for families willing to work at the mill. |
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First degree price discrimination charges each consumer the maximum price the consumer is willing to pay. |
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In first degree price discrimination the company charges the maximum price each customer is willing to pay. |
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The maximum price a consumer is willing to pay for a unit of the good is the reservation price. |
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The theory of second degree price discrimination is a consumer is willing to buy only a certain quantity of a good at a given price. |
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Such powerful human families would descend upon the reptilians themselves and they would be willing to do just anything to retain their power. |
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The old mansion was reputedly haunted, but few were willing to go and investigate. |
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The Postmaster General was always willing to allow a fourth coach provided the increased weight did not cause time to be lost in running. |
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They were both superdedicated to the military, willing to take orders without thinking. |
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Although the novel was quite far-fetched, I was willing to suspend my disbelief. |
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If you sleep in then you sleep longer whereas to lie in means you're awake but not willing to get out of bed yet. |
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Consumers are willing to pay top dollar for distinctive, rare, traditional cheeses. |
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I live in London, Ontario, so I hope it will be ticketmaster... if not, would anybody Torontarian be willing to buy some tickets for me? |
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Improved graphics at the expense of battery life was a tradeoff the designers were willing to make. |
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Merchants were not willing to trust precious cargoes to any custody but that of a man-of-war. |
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Perhaps it is applaudable if Mr Fox considers the economic threat so dire that he is willing to abandon political expediency for the common good. |
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She often left Caylee with her mother, who was willing to baby-sit. |
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Thus, two or three months, worth of lawyering more than equaled the entire amount for which Bricker had been willing to settle his case. |
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The quarterly survey... said banks were holding the line on lending standards for commercial loans and were more willing to lend to individuals. |
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The models are not Adonises they are ordinary men who are willing to take their kit off. |
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I am willing to pay a fair amount, but not to be mulcted in that vindictive way, and nuts to the Hellfare State. |
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To cut a long story short, I'm willing to take on the job, provided you really want to have done with it. |
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So far, all the players seemed to be willing to wait their turn. |
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I don't mind driving if you're willing to do the navigation. |
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Nope. That's a hard pass. I set her profile aside. I might be willing to set him up, but not with someone who's freaking perfect. |
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Representative of the Russian Federation s Siberia Zone and Russian consul-general is willing to Launch Cooperation with Iran s Yazd Province. |
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And he is not willing to concede he has come to Manchester purely as a bench warmer. |
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If you want to befriend the Loner, you have to be willing to show patience as he becomes more comfortable with you and what friendship entails. |
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Not willing to risk his life on such a guarantee, John refused to appear, so Philip summarily dispossessed the English of all lands. |
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Since no Dutch company was willing to take on this task, the project was awarded to an English contractor. |
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No, it was finding a London hotel willing to accommodate his two pet Jack Russell terriers. |
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Anti-Americanism has spiked to unprecedented heights, making the world less willing to act with us to share the superpower burden. |
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However, his offer of 15,000 marks was rejected due to wanting the castles within the lands, which Richard was not willing to give. |
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Mundell said he was willing to work with all local organisations who wanted to eradicate poverty. |
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Haig sent Churchill extracts from his diaries and commented on drafts, to which Churchill was willing to make amendments. |
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For three hours the forces stared each other down, neither willing to attempt an opposed river crossing. |
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None of them were willing to challenge the referee on the call. |
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The events were so fantastic that only the tabloids were willing to print them. |
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An ernai agency operates in Shanghai, providing a menu of potential college students for men willing to pay. |
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Shortly afterwards he asked permission to attack the Royalist stronghold at Tickhill Castle, because he had heard it was willing to surrender. |
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In spite of four songs written for her and a suggestion that he was willing to marry her, she rejected him. |
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Netscape, while willing to drink the open source Kool Aid, realized there were other important issues in the commercial sector. |
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Little is known of Richardson's early years beyond the few things that Richardson was willing to share. |
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To counter this a cross party committee of MP's suggested giving subsidized housing to teachers willing to work in deprived schools. |
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Although I'm not passionate about this issue, I'm willing to attend the rally to give moral support. |
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Relatively few investors are willing to invest in currencies that do not have a long track record of stability. |
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Sweden and Prussia were willing to join the UK and France, and Russia was isolated. |
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He should be willing to be utilised and wholly integrated into the picture by the director and the camera. |
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Must have a high school diploma, a GED diploma or be willing to take a GED test prep aration course. |
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The UUP's sole remaining MP at the time, Sylvia Hermon, opposed the agreement, stating she would not be willing to stand under the UCUNF banner. |
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Kiff is very willing to make special reamers and, in fact, has the specifications for more than 8,000 on file. |
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If Crabtree is down on his luck he will most likely be willing to do anything for money. |
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Even if Steve was a doofus, Nichols and Rand were quite willing to work for him as long as he had money. |
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Today s consumers expect more and more, but we aren t willing to pay another nickel. |
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Australia is exceptional because the government faces a fully elected upper house, the Senate, which must be willing to pass all its legislation. |
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Would you be willing to sit in an AFV, even the most modern, while I toss a couple mollies onto the engine compartment? |
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Of the hundreds of emigrants contacted, only 33 were willing to participate in the survey and just three expressed a desire to return. |
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Meanwhile, soldiers had become radicalised by the Russian Revolution and were less willing to continue fighting. |
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Despite his fame, he's a humble, laid-back guy, more than willing to teach me a thing or two about minigolf. |
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They were willing to spend a lot of money to counterclaim against her. |
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I'm willing to donate money as long as it's for a good cause. |
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Previously France had only been willing to act in conjunction with Spain but now they were willing to go to war alone if necessary. |
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In 2017, it was reported that the G4 nations were willing to temporarily forgo veto power if granted permanent UNSC seat. |
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Even when thrashed through the ropes at the end, Haye clambered back and was willing to continue. |
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Officers were acting on a Sunday newspaper tip-off that a Saudi Arabian banker was willing to pay pounds 450,000 for red mercury. |
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There were always people willing to believe that our pro matches weren't strictly on the level, that they were just exhibitions. |
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She was willing to forgive his messiness when they married, and pick up after him, but not that he forgot their anniversary. |
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He was willing to use violence and threats to get what he wanted. |
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Wilson and Broccoli were willing to postpone production of the film to ensure Mendes' participation. |
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The orchestra was willing to allow the ambitious conductor Albert Coates to put himself forward as chief conductor. |
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Page, Jones and Jason Bonham were reported to be willing to tour, and to be working on material for a new Led Zeppelin project. |
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And so Pilate, willing to content the people, released Barabbas unto them, and delivered Jesus, when he had scourged him, to be crucified. |
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Now individuals and teams need to be willing to colour outside the lines and not work only from inside a box, a silo, a discipline, and so on. |
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Besides, I am a man of the people. I like the working class, and am willing to be thought one of them. |
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Classical models of unemployment occurs when wages are too high for employers to be willing to hire more workers. |
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He leaned back and put his expensively loafered feet on one of my chairs. Apparently he was willing to cough up some change for footwear. |
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It comprised various companies that were willing to create standards and recommendations to improve the quality of the Web. |
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You'll find, when you come back, I promise you, Kit, that everyone is willing to let bygones be bygones, and that you can make a fresh start. |
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For our part we are quite willing to pass the immortelles to Outerbridge Horsey, Banker Stillman's legal beagle. |
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Buyers willing to pay for goods at a higher price than the equilibrium price receive the difference as consumer surplus. |
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You also have to love the fact that there are audiophiles such as your truly willing to buy their products. |
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Sellers willing to offer their goods at a lower price than the equilibrium price receive the difference as producer surplus. |
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In many ways, they exemplified some of the tenets of SJE by being ready and willing to take action on each other's behalves. |
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Buyers have a maximum price they are willing to pay and sellers have a minimum price they are willing to offer their product. |
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It should come as no surprise that they also seem the most willing to overrule the Court's past decisions. |
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My brother Basil was probably the most protective of me. He would be willing to wallop anyone with a knuckle sandwich who messed with me. |
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I've never tried karate before, but I'm willing to have a go. |
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Molotov informed the President that Stalin was willing to support Roosevelt's plans for maintaining postwar peace through the Four Policemen and enforced disarmament. |
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Furthermore, if the Mets are not willing to pay Reyes top dollar, it is inconceivable that the front office does not recognize the opportunity to sell high. |
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The food is as good as people deserve who are willing to eat in such restaurants. Their menus are designed not to offend even the most wambly of tourists. |
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While there was a great spirit of community and cooperation between the airstaffs, the top management was willing to break wiretapping laws to get a competitive edge. |
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Sir Maleagant, upon finding blood in Guinevere's bed, was so convinced of her unfaithfulness to Arthur that he was willing to fight in an attempt to prove it to others. |
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They were willing to separate from Rome, but their plan was to unite with the Greek Church and not with the evangelical Protestants on the continent. |
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Many islanders were willing to go along with the necessities of occupation as long as they felt the Germans were behaving in a correct and legal way. |
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You find no man, at all intellectual, who is willing to leave London. |
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