By these accounts, it would seem that the only good politician is a non-politician, somebody who bows out deferentially to the sidelines. |
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Amy nodded deferentially and kicked off her shoes, settling into the soft, downy bed, leaving the door flung wide open. |
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In a narrow street, three smaller cars pull over, deferentially, almost in formation, to let our huge, silvery barque glide past. |
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Locals deferentially call it the Atomium, a vast silver sculpture of an atomic structure which overlooks the King Baudouin Stadium. |
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And I'm backing out of the room deferentially as I say this, but never mind Andrew Mitchell and Plebgate. |
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Nonetheless, I answered every question as politely and deferentially as I would all members of the House. |
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Ecclesiastical authorities were deferentially treated everywhere, but their political influence declined, and they lamented the failure of the corpus separatum. |
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Formerly deferentially named Kid Pharaon, Thierry Duvigneau comes back today after a long pause under the name The Electric Fresco to present his folk-songs, still inhabited and inspired by a slow and sensual groove. |
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For one year you are the much-respected figurehead of the club, addressed deferentially as captain, and there are forelocks being tugged as you pass by. |
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Mr. Hempseed, touching his forelock, was quietly vacating the seat in the hearth. Everyone was staring curiously, yet deferentially, at the foreigners. |
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Hat in hand, the sailors stood deferentially in a semicircle before him. |
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