They are the kind of thing that lead us to react in ways which are far graver than the damage they do. |
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It's easy enough to draw a curved line with a pen or on an engraving plate with a graver. |
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And notwithstanding the emerging tragedy in Syria, the graver regional threat remains Iran and its nuclear ambitions. |
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The impact on growth and employment is thus much graver than was realised only a short time ago. |
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Beyond mere molestation, however, looms the graver threat of jungle fever. |
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Indeed the potentially fatal consequences are far more invidious and graver than many other actions prohibited by the Criminal Code. |
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Disrespecting the Bing basically meant copping to an insignificant offense in order to avoid taking responsibility for, or admitting to, a far graver one. |
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Lines are cut into a metal plate using a tool called burin or graver. |
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It isn't even a case of the reporter's having fabricated or plagiarized, which are graver wrongs than credulousness, and far harder to fathom. |
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The tonal areas were then gradually developed with tiny flick dots made with the curved stipple graver. |
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But the wiser voices in the movement know that, now, they face much graver problems than semantics. |
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It is my opinion that your part in the affair is only a curtain-raiser to graver things. |
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She held that returning the children against their will would be a graver interference with their rights than failing to do so would be with the rights of the father. |
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Other judges recounted still graver misdemeanours, such as riot police and plainclothes thugs beating off opposition voters, and police summarily closing polling stations. |
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The chances were that, sooner or later, such greenness would inevitably lead to a graver disaster. |
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The graver, in ploughing furrows in the surface of the copper, raises corresponding ridges or burrs. |
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In fact, an overdependence on the sight gag ultimately proves to be their undoing, overshadowing the graver aspects of the painter's chosen subjects. |
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It's a culinary faux pas graver than eating pudding with your soup spoon. |
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