Only a hypocrite would ban foxhunting but allow the more proletarian pleasures of fishing, which is quite clearly a form of drawn-out torture. |
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She rightly gave Bush credit for the effectiveness of his rhetoric and for telling the country it would be a messy, drawn-out conflict. |
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But he has been frustrated by the drawn-out nature of local government politics, which has stopped him achieving other targets. |
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Thus, I would pay an even larger premium to prevent cancer than to prevent a less painful or drawn-out cause of death. |
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Our under-21 team had just two games in the East Kerry competition, which was a drawn-out affair. |
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He dies a slow, drawn-out death, clutching a piece of red material to his chest. |
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We haven't set a deadline but negotiations are taking place with potential purchasers and we don't expect it to be a long, drawn-out process. |
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Since then, the necessary drawn-out processes added to the personal anguish that he's clearly suffered. |
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Certainly, a drawn-out international uproar should not be necessary every time. |
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And by this point, the process became so slow and drawn-out that they were ineffective. |
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A drawn-out legal battle will eat into your time and certainly affect your studies, assuming that you care about such things. |
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He finally died in a drawn-out battle with his Irish mobster nemesis, John Morrissey. |
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I am hoping that this delivery policy is an unusual one, because if it isn't I then this move is going to be even more drawn-out than it already promises to be. |
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It would instead be a drawn-out campaign, involving special forces on the ground, which would last years and would have no clear beginning or end. |
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He described the male call as a high-pitched whistle repeating a long, drawn-out KI-WI sound about 30 times. |
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Cadets mimicked his commands, which he issued in drawn-out syllables in his high-pitched, mountain-inflected voice. |
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This place has gone through so many different changes and so many changes in leadership, and a long, drawn-out bankruptcy. |
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What we decided to do, after a rather long and drawn-out study, is to consolidate all the customers onto the Montreal platform. |
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The Court also considered the guilty plea of Transpave which spared the victim's family and coworkers a prolonged hearing and drawn-out trial. |
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Possible solutions to drawn-out conflicts need to be addressed in a holistic way. |
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She finishes her typing with a drawn-out pressing of the enter key and looks pointedly at her sister. |
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In all three cases, the public grew weary of a drawn-out war with no end in sight. |
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Ferguson focuses his attention on the repetitions and little changes involved in the drawn-out affair that is the filming of a Hollywood scene. |
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Even in the most egregious cases, dismissing a career appointee can be a drawn-out process. |
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And as it found, litigating against the government's antitrust legal eagles can be a long, drawn-out affair. |
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With a single drawn-out look of longing, Cserhalmi conveys an unworldly tenderness with his deeply penetrating eyes. |
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The complexity of biosimilars has led to a drawn-out process and more questions posed by the industry. |
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But if he were truly sorry, he would have admitted his crime and spared Caroline's family the anguish of a drawn-out trial. |
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During this past long and drawn-out winter, watching the birds at our feeders was a daily pleasure. |
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Instead of focusing on running fast breaks and shooting the ball, NBA teams have turned to weight training and long, drawn-out, half-court sets. |
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The grandfather clock chimed five times, five heavy, drawn-out peals. |
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It is yet another twist in a drawn-out sequence of events which has left the council, hall supporters and national heritage preservation groups at loggerheads. |
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With seven tracks clocking in at over an hour, expect some nice, long, drawn-out sound sketches, each slowly building to a sweeping chorus of digital clicks and stutters. |
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The governor's two-month selection process was needlessly drawn-out. |
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The hunt for an X-ray millisecond pulsar has proved puzzlingly slow and drawn-out. |
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Currently running for Colorado attorney general, Garnett says the drawn-out case has exacted its toll. |
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It was certainly one of the most drawn-out. |
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Participants referred to GMC proceedings as long and drawn-out. |
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What that means is works that avoid melodic drama and any narrative sense, instead building on drawn-out repetition and evolution in almost indiscernible increments. |
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The eye is not just drawn to the high, narrow and drawn-out form of the building, but also to the façade cladding which encloses the entire building. |
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But what they really need is a good, invigorating, clarifying, drawn-out fight. |
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At the heart of the matter is the long drawn-out unresolved and stalemated civilizational struggle, which refuses to blow away, and in fact demands final resolution. |
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Usually it was a long and, I often felt, unnecessarily drawn-out and tedious experience where worthy but dull homilies were addressed to the assembled Gaels. |
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These were books populated by snivelers and goody-two-shoes, the most saintly of whom were sure to die in some tediously drawn-out scene. |
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During a long, drawn-out period in which he was essentially a lame-duck driver, Sadler never stopped being publicly gracious toward the team he was leaving. |
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At the end of a long drawn-out ceremony, the purohit put a tilak on his forehead. |
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It stared at the audience with wide white eyes, then tapped the side of its throat, producing a drawn-out metallic squink. |
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It is not in Germany's interests to forgo the contributions to its tax system while we wait around for the tax bases to be harmonised in what will probably be drawn-out processes at the EU level. |
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Australia suffered that fate against Ireland and lost a pool match that gave a Heimlich hump to what was panning out as a lifelessly predictable, drawn-out event. |
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The deindustrialization of London was a drawn-out and painful process. |
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I looked up my symptoms and I could be at high risk of dysthymia, a kind of long, drawn-out depression. |
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The sale of the world-renowned private game reserve Erindi is likely to be a drawn-out legal battle between the Joubert family and the government. |
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The accused appeared alongside his co-accused father Eyup Cetin, 43, at Izmir Bayrakli Fifth High Criminal Court, in the latest hearing of a drawn-out trial. |
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