| I would like to see the site developed but the scale of this proposed development is insensitively huge. |
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| I want to know why the BBC has sponsored such an insensitively Anglocentric production. |
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| It is a natural response from a wounded community that has been treated insensitively by the central government. |
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| Yet, so insensitively thrill-seeking are critics and audiences that LaBute garners rave reviews and full houses. |
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| The Front rescues gnomes from garden centres where they are insensitively placed among bottles of toxic garden chemicals. |
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| However, the opposite of cynically or insensitively dismissing people's difficulties is not prettifying their behavior. |
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| If conducted insensitively, participatory approaches could run the risk of exacerbating existing tensions. |
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| It is also a tool that can be easily misused, if used insensitively or without reference to context. |
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| To be seen as insensitively cashing in would send out a terrible message, and on social media the backlash would be horrendous. |
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| The Council has acted wrongly and insensitively in substantially reducing the budgeted amount. |
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| Schools can even pass on partisan views inadvertently, for example through insensitively written or out-dated textbooks. |
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| However, the workshop was facilitated very insensitively by someone with little experience in the matter. |
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| Towns are also suffering badly from development which damages their individual character, is insensitively sited, or which threatens local businesses. |
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| It sings the praises of the U. S., spreads a decadent culture and wants to have a new generation so selfish as to kill people insensitively. |
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| They are courageous, watchful and fond of children, perky, curious, woken and insensitively against adverse effects of the weather. |
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| Businessmen and others who want improved relations with China and South Korea worry that, if Mr Abe wins and behaves insensitively over wartime issues, he could stir up more trouble. |
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| In addition, we are troubled by the fact that he made the comments very soon after the deaths had occurred, which had the potential to insensitively exacerbate the grief of the respective individuals' friends and family. |
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| It also highlighted cases where parents of children who died in controversial circumstances were insensitively dealt with. |
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| The only emotions this art provokes are anger and disbelief that anyone could be so insensitively dumb. |
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| And they would probably be insensitively asked about which billionaire's play-thing was in the biggest crisis. |
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| Floodlights in sports stadiums illuminate the sky, insensitively causing the greatest light pollution. |
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| The argument that an occasional jewel may be lost is easily, if somewhat insensitively, countered by noting that the cemeteries are full of people once considered indispensable. |
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| The West Bengal Human Rights Commission had earlier issued a notice to the state police for insensitively handling Pinki's case. |
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