| Now players have the whip hand, just like Hollywood stars of the post-studio era, and they often behave badly. |
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| Though scare stories abounded, especially in London, the Jacobites did not behave badly as they moved south. |
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| He said if you are good you get a lovely life after death and if you behave badly and wrongly you get a horrible life after death. |
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| And I'm still sponsored by Marlboro, so I didn't behave badly in breaking the contract. |
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| He is the man who condemns the evil in his society because evil exists in as much as men behave badly. |
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| What we are constructing in Canada is a society where we try not to give people the chance to behave badly. |
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| They get the chance to behave badly by providing the rulers of these countries with privileges and wealth. |
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| You know that there are people who go to shrines and, after the visit and attendance of the H. Mass, behave badly among themselves. |
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| Underlying is message, Mr. Buffet is declaring that some people behave badly and the ones who behave well, will have to support the former. |
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| The guiding premise of the movement is that people who think badly of themselves will behave badly, or at least behave in ways that are destructive both to themselves and society. |
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| Children may become tired or bored and behave badly,103 particularly if they have to sit or wait in one place for a long time or have had to travel long distances to reach the prison. |
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| They prescribe how it is necessary to behave in the cases in which it is the individual friar more than friars who do not exercise their religious duties or behave badly. |
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| Even Canadians and particularly Quebeckers do not support the idea that this bill promotes investment and protects only investments by companies that often behave badly abroad. |
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| The whole point of being a student used to be to get rat-arsed, behave badly and if you were really really lucky, pull. |
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