So, your Honour, I think that is about all I need to say about cavilling or challenging the judgment of Justice Kirby. |
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I'm not suggesting that research should not proceed, but rather cavilling at the sometimes thoughtless way it has been presented to the public. |
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Even at the dawn of the 21st century, it is not unlikely that the subsequent negotiations will involve cavilling on the ninth part of a hair. |
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There were sideswipes at the Liberal leader, Charles Kennedy, for cavilling at the American call for its allies to back military action. |
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The complaints from practitioners are more than just the cavilling of vested interests. |
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Rising above such cavilling and paying up would be a small step in itself. |
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