I had been aware myself in recent times that this column was dark, unfunny, ill-natured and ill humoured. |
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Although most of the foods are traditional, new additions like Kashmiri naan and pulao have been added to the list in recent times. |
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It's not often, especially in recent times, that his team have looked so cool and unruffled. |
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It's clear from his flitting appearances in recent times that fitness is not a problem. |
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He had now embarked on a career which was to be his profession until he took early retirement in recent times. |
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Whereas, in recent times, the diaconate was a stepping stone to priesthood, there is a long history of married deacons in the Church. |
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The empiricist position has been taken in recent times by the logical positivists of the Vienna Circle. |
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The quality of the displayed image has also improved greatly in recent times, so you can also tell whether or not the picture will be clear. |
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The most powerful statement on abortion in recent times comes from a pro-choice British film-maker. |
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Of course, such surveillance has been widely possible only in recent times. |
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Although medical treatment has improved in recent times, the disease is still a menace to many people's health. |
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Australia's large number of native speakers of languages other than English has dwindled in recent times. |
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In a related note, this tiny nation has been making the rounds in world news in recent times. |
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The jobs will be in the high tech software department in which the company has diversified in recent times. |
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The Great American Dream in recent times has become somewhat sterile, a colorless and neutral legal administrator of intercommunity conflicts. |
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But this all happened because trade must follow its course and in recent times trade relationship is the main determinant of foreign relations. |
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Do your figures show that there have been more jockeys injured in recent times? |
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However, Gareth has rallied in Ireland in recent times, so he is certainly familiar with pace note asphalt rallies. |
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There have been striking advances in plant developmental biology in recent times, and some unique and important features have emerged. |
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The film has attracted some of the worst reviews of any Scottish film in recent times. |
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Most welcome in recent times around our house has been the friendly cackle of a family of green wood-hoopoes. |
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The original version of Spider-Man has gone through something of a renaissance, in recent times. |
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It has also in recent times completed emergency procedures such as appendectomies, open fixation of broken bones and bowel resections. |
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You will have to forgive me for linking news articles with such fervor in recent times. |
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Sheep have been attacked by marauding dogs in the Bushfield and Davros area in recent times. |
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Proving that this was known could be difficult, unless a local septic contractor has records of having serviced the system in recent times. |
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It was once known for being a popular haunt of singles but in recent times it has become a sought after resort for families. |
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Germany is accustomed to thinking of itself as the motor force of European recovery rather than what it has become in recent times. |
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Now one thing that our cricketers have been criticised for in recent times is their reputation as big-time sledgers. |
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Members of mutual companies that have gone public in recent times have in some cases reaped significant financial benefits. |
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House prices in the town have been buoyant in recent times and this upset price appears conservative. |
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Many important medical breakthroughs in recent times have been a product of this mechanism. |
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The attacks on Australian judges in recent times have become more vituperative, more sustained and more intensely personal. |
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Apart from the globally-extinct great auk, the bustard is the only bird known to have bred in Britain that hasn't done so in recent times. |
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It was probably the biggest-ever gathering of stalwarts in the music field in recent times. |
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Tom Scollay, who has had the ball on a string in recent times, fell, trapped in the gully by Adam Stockwell and bowled by Thomson. |
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However, in recent times the walkway including the adjacent river has fallen into decay with overgrown weeds, graffiti, dumping. |
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I hope the high profile that education has enjoyed in recent times will be sustained. |
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Tweed, tulle and chiffon will continue to show the textural variations we have become familiar with in recent times. |
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Various theories were put forth and palaeopathological specimens were used for their validation in recent times. |
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It is a moral problem that has been driven by party politics and politicians in recent times. |
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Falling international oil prices have seen significant price reductions at the petrol pumps in recent times. |
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On top of that, American hog and cattle producers have seen less red ink in recent times and their balance sheets are stronger going forward. |
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Niger has been the epicenter in recent times in relation to dubious libel charges against journalists. |
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Germany has moved on since then and in recent times has been seduced by slogans that substitute thrift and parsimony for Vorsprung and Technik. |
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Bournemouth have hosted eye‑catching opposition in cup ties in recent times but, next season, the elite will visit on a near fortnightly basis. |
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Europe however has never been homogenous, and it has benefited from the permeability of its borders in recent times. |
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The General Chapter of Rome will thus be one of the shortest elective chapters in recent times. |
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On the contrary, even in the opinion of the journalists who were present, ours was the most independent delegation of any in recent times. |
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Another is that, while there has always been a puritanical, judgmental side to Musar, this voice has grown louder and more shrill in recent times. |
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Auctioneers and antique dealers have noticed in recent times that sales are bringing new buyers, people not previously known in the salesroom or shop. |
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Yet 2012 has shaped up as one of the sillier and sleazier campaigns in recent times. |
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Consequently, there have been only a few market entrants in recent times, and these were all limited to the concrete sector. |
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The area has experienced significant rejuvenation in recent times. |
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The world has not seen such a moment for long, certainly not in recent times. |
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Bradford has in recent times lost a lot of its manufacturing jobs and these have been replaced by cheap service jobs like takeaways, hotels and cleaners. |
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But in recent times we have also appreciated that these women have hormonal imbalances, have a much higher risk of diabetes, and may also have a risk of heart disease. |
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They've watched so many of them that they think they'd be far better at doing up houses than most of the plonkers we've seen gracing our television screens in recent times. |
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With so many new stables in the North Kerry area in recent times there will be very keen local rivalry in the event which should add spice to the proceedings. |
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If the resin has hardened in recent times, it is called copal. |
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The most astonishing change in American life in recent times has been the unlooked-for disappearance of violent crime. |
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We hadn't fully understood how comfortable our life had become in recent times, constricted yes, but also extremely comfortable. |
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One tournament win doesn't inspire confidence but his play this week has been exceptional, a total contrast to the self-doubt that dogged him in recent times. |
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The process had a swiftness and a magnitude glaciologists had never seen before, and it created the largest movement of ice in a single event in recent times. |
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Magistrates are demonstrating a more relaxed attitude towards granting licences and have given the nod to an extra 21 new licensed premises in recent times. |
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In fact what we have been witnessing in recent times is an extension of the state sector under the cloak of trying to ensure proper economic competition. |
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The credibility of the church in matters of celibacy and sexuality has come under severe scrutiny in recent times. |
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The political will to eliminate the nuclear threat had been absent in recent times. |
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The peerage has traditionally been associated with high gentry, the British nobility, and in recent times, the Conservative Party. |
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No Member of Parliament presents it, nor has it been ordered to be printed in recent times, and it is not intended to make any further progress. |
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However, in recent times some of these large mammals have been tentatively reintroduced to some areas of mainland Britain. |
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Now that the band's members have decided to call it a day, RFI Musique takes you back over the last years of the greatest rock group to come out of France in recent times. |
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But in recent times only Stonehatch has died before being able to take part in a Classic. |
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I would like very briefly to point out that, in recent times, thanks to more rigorous budgetary management, there has been talk of lightening the tax burden. |
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The club has been hailed as a fiscal success in recent times but the upshot of a lack of investment, and money spent in the wrong areas, is obvious on the field. |
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Unfortunately in recent times, these smaller or larger institutions, the cornerstones of our educational system, have been exposed to a growing number of new external threats. |
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We are deeply convinced that this has changed in recent times and that it will continue to change, so that both traditions may begin to challenge each other to become more faithful to the call of the gospel of Jesus Christ. |
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I am not sure that the information members have is viable, up to date or reliable given the information that we have indicating how many people have been killed in recent times. |
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The foremost task of the Church is to promote the family and to defend it from the various dangers which in recent times are threatening its sacred nature and stability. |
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In some cases, and increasingly so in recent times, the IMF and the Bank have been more accepting of the 'usefulness' of trade unions being brought into national framework discussions. |
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Therefore, knowledge and use of the media, whether the more traditional forms or those which technology has produced in recent times, is indispensable. |
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One of the liturgical books of the Roman rite is the Roman Missal, which developed in the city of Rome and, with the passing of the centuries, little by little took forms very similar to that it has had in recent times. |
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The depth of the recession has been unprecedented in recent times. |
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Basal insulins and prandial insulin, particularly the analogs, have come to dominate insulin therapy in recent times. |
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A special case in recent times was the neutral zones that were set up along parts of Saudi Arabia's borders with Kuwait and Iraq. |
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The song was also subject of numerous contemporary versions in recent times. |
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The wrongful conviction of the three men has been called one of the most egregious miscarriages of justice in recent times. |
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The main local newspaper is The Glamorgan Gazette, although a free newspaper, The Recorder, has increased its circulation in recent times. |
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This was notable for the fact that he was the only independent in recent times to have been elected for a second term. |
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Such interactions have become both more numerous and more continual and substantial in recent times. |
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They also left many artifacts, which have been discovered in increasing numbers by archaeologists in recent times. |
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From the beginning, there has been incredulity over Polo's sometimes fabulous stories, as well as a scholarly debate in recent times. |
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Whatever it was, the wreck has not been seen since 1880 despite extensive searches in recent times. |
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There are official ongoing efforts in recent times to heal this ancient breach. |
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The most common claim in recent times, is for customary rights to moor a vessel. |
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The development of the law is largely on the basis of judicial precedent, which in recent times has been subject to review by the courts. |
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Dogmatic and liturgical polarities have been significant, even and especially in recent times. |
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The main purpose of the Visit was to proclaim blessed Cardinal John Henry Newman, one of the greatest Englishmen in recent times, an outstanding theologian and man of the Church. |
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Breakdancing originated on the streets of 1970s New York and has grown increasingly popular in recent times due to TV talent shows. |
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International City has three licensed massage centres, but in recent times they seem to have been dwarfed by door-to-door freelance masseuses. |
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Al Ahly have pulled off some dramatic finishes in recent times and they dug deep once again at the weekend to score a last-gasp winner for a place in this year's CAF Champions League group stage. |
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Over time many thought leaders including Chris Argyris and some others in recent times propounded that participatory management style boosts employee motivation. |
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Their strategy in recent times, therefore, has been to politically agitate the populations of the Coalition countries so that they press their governments for withdrawal. |
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For the bookmakers in the enclosure, the going in recent times has been almost as strength-sapping. To unsuccessful punters ie, most of them bookmakers may be undeserving of sympathy. |
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Nuclear energy production, requiring uranium, had been accelerating in recent times, while the development of clean technologies had led to an increased demand for rare metals, including rare earth elements. |
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Our performance displayed in recent times as the DEIK and MTSO has contributed immensely to the commerce of the province, region and Turkey. |
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It has rarely been used for serious prose in recent times, but was used much more extensively up until the 19th century. |
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There was nothing flash about Ford's performance against Newcastle, but it was as close to flawless as opposition director of rugby Dean Richards could recall in recent times. |
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Bangkok Airways has launched new passenger check-in system at Suvarnabhumi International Airport in recent times. |
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Though he has not always been a starter for Brazil, the buccaneering right-wingback has still managed to serve his country with distinction in recent times. |
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Does the hon. member think that it may be a way to depoliticize the military because there have been far too many examples of this in recent times? |
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Yes, the park has become overgrown, and in recent times, over the last five or so years, we've taken a fairly aggressive approach to burning to try to reduce some of that aspen encroachment. |
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It provides not only a well-aimed barrage of criticism of Canadian foreign policy in recent times, but also a well-reasoned plan for an alternative approach. |
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This incumbency advantage has ensured that the only new entrants to the relevant market in recent times have had 'deep pockets': Mars, Häagen Dazs and Nestlé. |
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But in recent times the most prominent cultural icons to come out of the city have been Harry Enfield's The Scousers. |
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Many cases of POW massacres have been reported in recent times, including October 13 massacre in Lebanon by Syrian forces and June 1990 massacre in Sri Lanka. |
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Taylor's record at Blackpool in the WDC's second major event, the World Matchplay, was not as strong early in his career as it has been in recent times. |
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Autumn and summer have often been the wettest seasons in recent times. |
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The Hall was used for the sitting of courts, but in recent times has been subject to restoration work and now remains open as a meeting place for lawyers. |
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For the same reasons that many Nigerians troop to churches in recent times, many also seek spiritual intervention through African traditional religions. |
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Though absent from New Zealand in recent times, turtle fossils are known from the Miocene Saint Bathans Fauna, represented by a meiolaniid and pleurodires. |
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The position is considered one of the four Great Offices of State, and in recent times has come to be the most powerful office in British politics after the Prime Minister. |
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In contrast, while other faiths have been arguing in recent times on female priest ordination, women have been leading prayers at Sikh temples since the founding of Sikhism. |
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These offices are hereditary in themselves, and in recent times have been held by the Dukes of Norfolk and the Marquesses of Cholmondeley respectively. |
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