| There will always be grumbles about something but the grumbles are much reduced. |
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| He grumbles and whines, his voice always reaching the highest hysterical pitch it can fine. |
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| I know there will be a couple of grumbles along the way but, in the end, they would be happy. |
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| There were a few grumbles from large shareholders and analysts leading up to the vote. |
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| I'm thinking this wasn't so much a programme for government as a scribbled list of bar-stool grumbles and grievances. |
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| Though it's true that editors are always grumbling about the state of things, the grumbles were now louder and more widespread. |
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| She strode pas the long line, to grumbles and complaints from the waiting queue. |
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| There are a few grumbles but his disarming smile mollifies the majority of the group. |
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| He flashed his badge, ignoring the groans and grumbles from the rest of the people in line. |
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| This is part of the issue in that the people, with all their groans and grumbles, are by and large happy with Skipton as it is. |
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| It rumbles and grumbles when I accelerate, and pops back through its exhaust when I decelerate. |
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| Finally unit number three ran without any complaints or grumbles. |
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| He grumbles that the motorways of Flanders are lined with radar traps, whereas Wallonia's are camera-free. |
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| Which made Jim Kelman's latest grumbles seem even slightly more grumbly than they might have. |
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| A wizened, elflike man at Verna's lunchtime table grumbles that he hopes they'll be seeing something more exciting than rocks. |
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| Mr Roberts grumbles that his crew had to rescue a raft of trespassers only last week. The issue bubbles up all over Colorado. |
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| Everyone grumbles, everyone is dissatisfied, and, ultimately, that is the result of this compromise. |
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| I have also noted that my dear friend, Mr Dell'Alba, has had his grumbles printed as an appendix to my opinion. |
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| Cédric embellishes the beats with his wild and round bass which grooves, grumbles and vibrates by its dancing and transcendental undulations. |
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| Now we hear grumbles from some activists that criticising Egypt diverts attention from the real culprit. |
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| With generalized anxiety, people often manage to keep things under control and the cycle grumbles on. |
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| In effect, beneath the deceptively calm folk surface, the thunder grumbles and the stormclouds twist like the 2 guitarists' slides. |
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| On the Alps, near to the Matterhorn, Zwirbel meets a goat which grumbles about the meager herbs which she must find in the slopes. |
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| When The Daily Beast spoke to Scott when he was in Pyongyang, the clicks and grumbles on the phone line were inescapably obvious. |
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| But there has been a feeling among some that he may have allowed sugary sentiment to cloud his judgment about players' grumbles over their guidance. |
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| He grizzles, grumbles and grunts whenever he's awake, for whatever reason. |
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| The manifesto grumbles that North Korea's despotic regime has been given endless inducements to give up its nuclear programme, only to expand its arsenal. |
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| The action is set on the stage remi-niscent of an old community centre hall with a piano, an obligatory palm and a cleaning lady who washes the floor and grumbles at the actors. |
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| I can't find myself, I got lost in someone,' he grumbles atonally while the band stir up a musical cauldron of electric soup. |
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| So grumbles one of the residents who both spiritedly diss and defend their neighbourhood in this show, exhibiting weariness with its constant soundtrack of police sirens or lack of jobs, but also a fierce local pride. |
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| Seeing the happy newly-weds who throng Lucignano, Miller grumbles cantankerously about the horrors that wedlock has in store for all these unknowing fools. |
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| He grumbles and denounced the poor quality of the roof in heaven, opens a quarry there and then, and begins to cover the heavenly vault with stone slabs. |
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| Cultural awareness is reflected sartorially: young men happily sport the goats' wool chukhoranek, and cummerbund. The loudest grumbles are economic. |
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| Even Abu Dhabi's neighbour Dubai, the glitzy boomtown that is another of the seven United Arab Emirates, is troubled by the grumbles of abused foreign workers. Abu Dhabi has always kept a lower profile, and with good reason. |
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| If players were at greater risk of being sent to the sin bin, they might scrummage better. To be sure, more cards would mean more grumbles at first. |
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| How much city-dwellers overpay for housingAudio and Video content on Economist.com requires a browser that can handle iFrames. EVERY urbanite grumbles about the price of housing. |
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| And while there are occasional grumbles about the seemingly non-existent – or even negative – impact of the tournament, there appears to be very little appetite for change. |
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| On redistribution, however, Caborn has often appeared woolly, too accepting of the Premier League arguments, leading to grumbles that he listens too much to Richards, a fellow native of Sheffield. |
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| If that longing is not satisfied, the public grumbles or simply turns off. |
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| Check that the electronic systems work as advertised as there have been a few minor owner grumbles about warning lights spuriously appearing and then disappearing. |
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| He grumbles about the food constantly, but has yet to learn to cook. |
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