There are a number of factors at play here, just one of which is the fact that eating badly is cheaper, unfortunately. |
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The choices are his to make, but the forces at play in his life are far beyond his control. |
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But there was more than thwarted ambition and ministerial rivalry at play here. |
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The US Government's Bureau of Labor says there may be unusual seasonal factors at play in the figures. |
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A gentleman complained to Talleyrand of having been insulted by a charge of cheating at play. |
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Tricky earn-out clauses are said to be delaying the finalisation of the deal, but other factors are also at play. |
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The pyromaniacs were at play, led by the Stratton brothers, stoking the fire with gasoline and kindling. |
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Clearly, these kinds of images of the miserable at play will evoke horror in the minds of every sane person. |
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The most obvious factor at play in determining dominancy is sheer physical size. |
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He is a recurring metaphor for the colour and movement of Australians at play. |
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There is a rueful self-deprecation at play here, at odds with a quiet desperation. |
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Surely beneficence and malignance are both at play in the contemporary world, at every level. |
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Third, the public believes that there is a self-correcting mechanism at play with respect to the Court. |
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Of all the objects, places, concepts, and titanic forces at play in 2004, the most monumental, influential, and ascendant is surely the blog. |
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While at play, toddlers and young children are usually in the care of older siblings. |
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The two continuums frequently overlap, which is what makes it hard to decipher all the metamessages at play in a conversation. |
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I would like to better understand what is at play in our technological experiences. |
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Despite the obvious codes of virtuality at play, of simulation and simulacra, the image works. |
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But there's an emotional security at play too, the kind of home-away-from-home feeling that the jet set crave. |
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In other words, Darwinian processes of natural selection are now at play in the science media. |
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In the summer, it used to be the gallant sailor's great delight to watch the vixen and her cubs at play. |
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Clearly, this is no accident of intimism, but the artist at play with ambiguity and abstraction. |
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A prospective study would also be useful in assessing the intrinsic and extrinsic risk factors at play in short track speed skating. |
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Traditional values that Judaism shares with other religions are also at play. |
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This is to phrase the situation in an admittedly Byzantine manner, but it aptly evokes the Italianate cat-and-mouse game that's at play. |
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This tension between image and interpretation was also at play in the early days of photography. |
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What he went through was an exaggerated form of something that Summers had noticed while observing his daughter at play. |
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The old school and the old school yard land will once again resound to the sounds of children at play. |
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Discover how mother dolphins pass along the secrets of survival to their young, and watch calves as they test their skills at work and at play. |
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The purpose of a film's score is often to complement the visual imagery and emotional delineation at play. |
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Its evolution is at play here and we are designed to find a partner that increase the genetic strength of the gene pool. |
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In the context of inquiry at play in the Meditations, Descartes insists on indefeasibility. |
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I believe that the unspoken collective view in the compartment was that there was an inferiority complex at play here. |
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A picnic area alongside is a great place to sit and relax whilst watching the animals at play. |
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I could see small disturbances on the water where schools of fish were at play. |
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The Artist's Studio provides an intimate portrait of him at work and at play. |
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In any case, children can learn a great many social skills by watching animals at play. |
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It was a peaceful, innocent scene, two families at play and celebrating a holiday that meant everything to them. |
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Their archive, now in the National Library, features many images of the little girls at play. |
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It elicits an almost nostalgic mood and has many fine shots of shops, pubs and children at play. |
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He certainly doesn't bring to mind the stuffy polo and shooting image of British royalty at play. |
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The children introduced themselves through song and words and we watched them at play. |
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There's a pause in the game, and the TV begins showing cute little kittens at play. |
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In the balancing of public interests here at play, that interest would only be outweighed in a clear and compelling case for disclosure. |
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But this verdict, arrived at by the 600 experts, contains the same level of dottiness at play in all the other crass errors of judgement on the list. |
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There is nostalgia at play here too, allowing Ms. Ossip to romp and rollick. |
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I suspect there is an element of wounded national pride at play here. |
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The same factors that made hardware-centric database machines obsolete in favor of portable database software are now at play in the storage market. |
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But, for women there are powerful instincts and maternal feelings at play. |
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The growing share of income dedicated to rent, however, is a product of the times, with two macroeconomic factors at play here. |
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Whether you're at work or at play, if you overuse or repetitively stress the area around your body's joints, you may eventually develop a painful inflammation called bursitis. |
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Marginal notations add to this volume's value by helping readers see the interpretive choices, hermeneutical assumptions, and contextual influences at play in each essay. |
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None of the photographs was captioned or identified in any way, so that they posed, innocently, as a generic representation of Cork and Galway at play on a sunny afternoon. |
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Forget larger historical, religious, and cultural influences at play in the decline and fall of the Hebrews, Assyrians, Chaldeans, Greeks, and Romans. |
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As we noted in our Monetary Policy Report Update last month, both types of exchange rate movement seem to have been at play over the past year. |
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If you discount the tempting hypothesis that more boozing leads to more braininess, what may be some of the factors at play? |
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I've always enjoyed the Martin Madness pool because of the astronomical numbers at play. |
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The element of luck was also at play with one of the quarter finalists making a wild guess on the number of flowers that goes on to make a kilogram of Saffron. |
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Even if it was a crutch, the Biblical language in these older writings did justice to the enormity of the forces at play. |
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The tournament committee clearly had some devilment at play in pairing up partners. |
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The result is an unassumingly great movie, overflowing with the pungent behavior of Americans in jeopardy and at play. |
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Leasing and buying decisions, however, are rarely that clear cut because of the many financial issues at play. |
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Making sense of chaos and change is often quite hard as there are many factors at play. |
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However, there are other forces at play that may increase the time required for RPD hearings. |
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Foucault and Freud should both be consulted on the complex sexual dynamics at play here. |
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But when this virile actor steps out in his briefs to execute a few ballet steps to the music of Bach, he looks like a little kid at play! |
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There is just too much bad blood, and too many vested interests, at play. |
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These cats have been commonly termed 'twisty cats' and it seems that a severe form of radial hemimelia was at play. |
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Asian criminals have used legal casinos in Calgary for cheating at play, loansharking, and drug trafficking. |
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But tree-cutting for charcoal and land degradation due to mismanagement are not the only factors at play in Sudan. |
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The problem is that success at the procedural level inevitably slows progress in the actual trials, bogging down the larger issues at play. |
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Cheri Jacobus, a Republican political consultant, posited that there is something else at play. |
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In young women who suffer from recurrent UTIs there are behavioural risk factors at play. |
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References to great artists of the past, among whom Goya, Velasquez and Dali, and to literature are always at play in their works. |
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It is obvious even to inlanders that serious forces are at play. |
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A study measuring the frictional forces at play when a person steps on a banana skin. |
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Many of the structural factors that drove prices up during the food crisis are still at play and could lead to another spike in the near future. |
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To make it a lifelong habit, children should also be active in a variety of settings-during school, during chores and at play. |
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The problems that arise as a result of specific economic incentives that are at play in the legal aid context are also examined. |
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In cases involving children, it would seem that the majority of incidents occur while children are at play. |
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But I think for that last one there was a Dunkirk spirit at play. |
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A similar dynamic was probably at play with this traditional tale. |
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Evidence from the pattern of interregional migration between 1991 and 2010 also suggests that there might be a selective migration effect at play. |
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It is this mindless atrocity, driven by both avarice and animosity, that is at play in the film. |
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Clearly, something other than feminism and the sexual revolution must be at play. |
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Past research hints at a correlation between extent of brain injury following impact and the biomechanical forces at play. |
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A couple of factors, both internal and environmental, are at play when such rapacious violence spreads like a brushfire. |
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There are so many factors at play, but in the end, the culmination of them resulted in your death. |
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There is a twist in Spider Forest, but unlike the films of M. Night Shyamalan, there is so much more at play here than simply getting us to the reveal. |
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The world is flat, and it helps to understand the Ricardian specialization at play, and how clusters of capabilities are not only a natural, but a good thing. |
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It is reasonable to suggest that there may be other more complicated factors at play that contribute to both happiness and wealth, rather than a causative relationship between the two. |
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That makes the ECB all the keener to reaffirm its credentials as a doughty inflation-fighter by brooking no delay in raising rates now that its target is being exceeded. Internal politics are also at play. |
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Beyond that, if a child hasn't had a fever for the past 24 hours and feels okay, he or she can return to regular activities at school and at play. |
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These workshops aim to develop a common understanding of the main issues at play with climate change and establish national and regional priorities for action. |
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Dr Allan Pacey, professor of andrology at the University of Sheffield, also said other factors could be at play, given that the Harvard results came from an observational study. |
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Given the intership hydrodynamics at play, both masters ought to have been aware of the dangers of both vessels passing underway at relatively high speed in the narrow approach to the lock. |
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They hold a story-book charm and I can just imagine fairies at play, swinging in and out from its spadix. |
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To better grasp the trends at play within the ACMS Francophone community, we asked Statistics Canada to use its most recent census information to produce this profile. |
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The analysis draws out the specific dynamics at play within each region and considers all small arms-related topics mentioned in the National Reports. |
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But help has arrived in the shape of products designed to make life easier for lefties in the home,at work and at play. |
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Will it be a kid's room where tiny little hands will come at play or a peaceful boudoir? Will it be a high-traffic corridor or a forgotten corner on which you want to call attention? |
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The structure of community-based circles or sentencing circles over-individualizes the conflict between a particular man and woman, and has the effect of obscuring the greater systemic factors at play. |
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It's important to recognize that these behaviours are related to a constellation of medical, pharmacological, social and emotional factors at play in the child with epilepsy. |
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Few pictures of the time depict the physical activities and everyday occupations of girls at play, school or work, found often in the artworks of today. |
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Beyond the monitor on which Painlevé's film is showing is one of the Turner's huge windows, giving on to a rain-swept North Sea in which short-snouted seahorses will even now be greyly at play. |
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Hearing a speaker's voice in your headphones and talking at the same time can be a disorientating first-time experience for someone who hasn't learned to deal with all the factors at play in simultaneous interpretation. |
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Crowley, too, smells politics at play, though of a different kind. |
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The traditional job interview, which focuses heavily on past performances in jobs, at school and even at play, works against those people with disabilities who may have few or very different experiences to recall. |
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They found the same connections were at play among cats, guineafowl, non-human primates and rats as well. |
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The ecclesial identity of both ecclesial communities are here at play. |
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It almost certainly means that we are labelled, patronised, despised, feared and to a greater or lesser extent segregated in society, within our family, at work, at play and even within our health and social services. |
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It must have been noon hour, because the boys were at play in the boys' yard, and they all stood along the inside of the fence, just like corralled animals. |
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In view of the fiscally sound point of departure and the strong automatic stabilisers at play, the planned expansionary fiscal stance appears to be an adequate response to the economic downturn. |
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As more and more cases of wrongful conviction came to light, in Canada, the United States and elsewhere, our knowledge of the factors and causes at play developed as well. |
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This is why Landmarks moves over its course from the peat-deep word-hoard of Hebridean Gaelic, through to the fresh-minted terms and stories of young children at play on the outskirts of a Cambridgeshire town. |
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On top of the intricacies of internal politics, street protests and union strikes, there is a crosscurrent of complex international issues at play. |
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Contrary to Howe's more hostile critics, however, there were strategic factors at play which impeded aggressive action. |
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We have seen this at play during the market downdraughts since BACIT launched. |
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The China syndrome still seems to be at play, even though many of the issues that initially prompted this corrective phenomenon last week have since been discounted. |
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Smart regulation means regulation informed by an accurate knowledge of the factors at play and by a sharp awareness of its potential impacts on the economy, the social context and the environment. |
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However, for risk management recommendations to be realistic, I know we have to consider all the human factors at play, including those that concern caregivers, managers, and support personnel. |
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Children will find it fascinating and informative to learn about children from the past and how they spent their time at play, as the pages reveal their interests and pastimes. |
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Polokwane provided the opportunity to better understand what is at stake as well as the factors at play and the links between these two dimensions of the same object: political power. |
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Microscopic studies at classroom or school level, whose principal aim is generally to understand the processes at play and their impact on results. |
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It's an exquisitely sensitive depiction of a mind at play. |
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I therefore do not rule out other motives which might be at play here. |
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In the main restaurant, framed ink drawings of aristocrats at play line the walls, the napery is blindingly white, and the clientele unmistakably from Bank rather than Bermondsey. |
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Recent reporting from DIAND, however, would encourage the incautious reader to think that there is an absolute standard at play, namely that no community however situated should be at risk from its drinking water supply. |
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If you look through our reports, you'll see that over the years we've identified and commented on the complex human and engineering factors at play in crossing and trespasser occurrences. |
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Though there are other forces at play, analysis of the data suggests that the diminished numbers of paediatric residents in training programs is partially to blame. |
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Because the safety concerns at play in this case did make the hard hat a bona fide occupational requirement and CN had demonstrated no intention to discriminate, the policy was upheld. |
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Also, as under current law, no single factor will be determinative and several factors may be at play in any given case, sometimes pushing in different directions. |
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Childhood is the time for children to be in school and at play, to grow strong and confident with the love and encouragement of their family and an extended community of caring adults. |
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I have acknowledged the complexity of the Issue, the inter-relationship between the numerous variables at play and their impact on the provision of effective case management and programming. |
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I believe there to be a certain amount of political filibustering at play here, in deliberately slowing things down, so there is not enough time to answer all the questions. |
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But I cannot suspend a niggling doubt that another agenda is at play. |
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No less threatening is a situation in which a child at play is killed by a car. In some countries the child's relatives may see this as a reason for a blood feud or at least a high payment of blood money. |
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Considering the complexity of the global forces at play, and the unique structures of various industrial sectors, we believe that a sectoral approach to developing strategy and public policy initiatives is most effective. |
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Other factors at play in the worsening of the humanitarian situation are linked to record-high food prices, hyperinflation and drought in many parts of the country. |
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Like other examples of Rice's icononicity, her distance as well as her spectacularity as a beautiful black woman are often at play. |
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One of their persistent criticisms of deontologists is that we do not seem capable of settling on a shared definition of various of the notions of fairness at play. |
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Variations of the knuckleball are also used in baseball and volleyball, so many players and coaches want to understand the physics at play during its zigzag trajectory. |
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At other times, especially when common cultural factors are at play such as ethnicity and language, some of the steps in this pattern are expedited and compressed. |
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Although the raised surfaces of mountain ranges mainly result from crustal thickening, there are other forces at play that are responsible for tectonic activity. |
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The beachfront is the venue for top boardsailing championships and features a long promenade and pier with a chance of seeing pods of dolphins at play. |
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After a slow start, the dancers jelled with Taylor's effervescent choreography, bounding, hopping, crawling, and tumbling across the stage like children at play. |
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