When fringe theatre gets parodied, the image is often a lone actor droning on about some hobbyhorse subject. |
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However, Mr Haarder's old hobbyhorse about the individual's right not to join a union is not included as a recommendation. |
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However, our hobbyhorse concerns moving consumers over from a rate-based logic to a service-based one. |
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As a specialist in developing countries, his other hobbyhorse is combating poverty. |
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Binding objectives after 2012 are worth striving for, but they have, unfortunately, become a European hobbyhorse. |
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I relish my increasing success on stage. horse riDing is My life. healthy sleep is My hobbyhorse. |
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That you must carry everyone with you, swelling the ranks, is a hard-ridden Wasp hobbyhorse. |
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The first version of the report was used as a chance for them to get on their hobbyhorse and oppose nuclear energy. |
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It can also be linked with ancient trance dances in its occasional use of the hobbyhorse. |
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As much as they bicker, Messrs Krugman and Brooks both agree that just about any occasion can be used to mount a favourite hobbyhorse. |
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Toys vary from the simplest to the most complex things, from the stick selected by a child and imagined to be a hobbyhorse to sophisticated and complex mechanical devices. |
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Among the appurtenances of traveling shows and miracle plays, dating from the earlier phase of European folk art, was the hobbyhorse, which had a counterpart in festival performances in India. |
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I nonetheless assume, not least with a view to my hobbyhorse of fisheries, that we will put pressure on all three of them together so that we can guarantee positive developments in the future. |
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For example, my particular hobbyhorse is poverty eradication. |
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Instead of using this anachronistic theme as a hobbyhorse, with all the emotional baggage it entails, the political circles that exploited it would be better served by promoting the rule of law and a pluralist democracy. |
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Health is a national concern and is not the hobbyhorse of a single entity. |
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This was enough for Nicolas Hayek to ride his hobbyhorse again and advocate a dollar-franc exchange rate acceptable at one and the same time to the export industry and the banks. |
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Modal logic, McLelland's hobbyhorse, is the promising alternative. |
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