The president abhors dissent and is totally dismissive not only of dissenters, but also of the people's right to dissent. |
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He abhors the fast food culture and, as a student, can't understand why many of his peers are content to be couch potatoes. |
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Our organisation abhors this kind of act and appeals to residents to be vigilant and watch out for any suspicious goings-on. |
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He loves the rich movement vocabulary and the technical skills, but abhors the coldness and infantilism. |
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What I do care about is my wife, and she abhors the way I smell after smoking a stogie. |
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The anti-globalization left, which abhors property rights of any kind, loathes patents, and quickly found a weak spot in the case of health. |
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Inside every one of us lies a Puritan streak which abhors anything smacking of frivolity or done for the sheer joy of it. |
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Strong words indeed for a fellow who abhors political smear and accuses others of engaging in it! |
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They come under his jurisdiction, it is true, but he personally abhors those acts. |
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However, it obviously cannot involve either, because the university is famously progressive, and hence abhors both sins. |
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I make this prediction based on what we know about biology, which is that natures abhors uniformity. |
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She's prone to plain speaking and abhors hype, so she's admittedly uncomfortable with self-promotion. |
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He is a driven man who abhors the notion that sport is not about the winning, but the taking part. |
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Bauer is aware that current momentum is pointing towards the one-state solution, an outcome he abhors. |
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Just as nature abhors a vacuum, the city cannot abide a void. |
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I'm one of those people who is always on time, and abhors lateness. |
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But politics, like nature, abhors a vacuum and it stands to reason that there must be a vacancy for a party of the right in Scotland, just as in every other European nation. |
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He abhors anything that adds to the cost of doing business, and politicians who show insufficient urgency about tackling the wider threats to business. |
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As we know, just as physical nature abhors a vacuum, so does a political nature. |
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This bill must be amended to clearly state what is legitimate, what is lawful, what is a part of our society, and what this society abhors. |
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At least one right-wing group, Issuikai, which is anti-American and nostalgic for the imperial past, abhors the anti-Korean racism. |
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He has impressed Mr Dimon, who abhors yes men, by standing his ground when they disagree. |
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It is ironic that a chancellor who so abhors stop-go in economic management should be presiding over just such a cycle in public spending. |
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It is the first multilateral agreement that abhors an entire class of weapons of mass destruction. |
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The Maldives abhors terrorism in all its forms and is determined to stand shoulder to shoulder with all countries in facing down this menace. |
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And because nature also abhors a vacuum in regulatory reporting, this process is underway in most organizations. |
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Ms. Toka also noted that traditionally, kastom abhors violence and culprits were severely punished. |
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Vincent Van Quickenborne is straighttalking, resolute and abhors beating around the bush. |
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Small said the State Department abhors the violence attributed to Boko Haram. |
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Meanwhile, it is well known that Hollande abhors just this sort of spotlight. |
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There's nothing an Old Etonian abhors more than a kerfuffle, or any major effortfulness. |
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Just as nature is said to abhor a vacuum, it abhors true altruism. |
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He abhors his decaying portrait, which pitilessly shows him the way of all flesh. |
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The CPT wishes to take this opportunity to underscore that it abhors terrorism, a crime which is all the more despicable in a democratic country such as Turkey. |
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Kipp absolutely abhors the word fanboy or fangirl, partly because the same image comes to mind whenever these words are uttered. |
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Whichever works for you, climate action abhors a cultural vacuum. |
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The Italian is also worried about the sand, a terrain he abhors. |
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He now sees that the things that the world venerates and adores are worth nothing and so he despises them, while those things the world scorns and abhors he recognises as the only true and real things. |
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A cosmopolitan artist who abhors nationalism and flag-waving, he was one of the first choreographers to build bridges between styles, ages and traditions. |
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And so the critique smacks of the same tribal hypocrisy he abhors. |
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Nature abhors a vacuum and so do electors. |
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Power abhors a vacuum. Parliament gave the charter to the people of Canada yet the judges have not at all been shy about using that power to the maximum. |
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Here, questioning this practice and the consequences it entails, Zen instead speaks of mind-body oneness, an holistic perspective, as it abhors one-sidedness. |
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Remember old years and do not break your oath with me, Jehane, since God abhors nothing so much as unfaith. |
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The Chair: I guess that follows the axiom that nature abhors a vacuum. |
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It is said that nature abhors a vacuum and so should Parliament. |
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