Piper would never skip school, if that's what you're insinuating Dr. Gennaro. |
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Eyeing his father's money with growing envy, his fourth son tried to and succeeded in insinuating himself into his father's favour. |
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I seem to be insinuating the possibility and attractiveness of an ideology that will analyze social ills on a transcendental plane. |
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That he can stay in tune and hit insinuating low notes isn't in doubt, but could he possibly sound any more detached? |
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What's worse, the story seems to reconfirm literary stereotypes about women while vaguely insinuating that it is doing the opposite. |
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It was thick and you could see, by the porch lights, wispy tendrils insinuating themselves around plants and patio furniture. |
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At every opportunity, Marita pretends to defend Catherine while insinuating herself into David's confidences. |
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Tim said he also received some criticism for insinuating his personal problems into an official function. |
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He played them brilliantly, without insinuating a trace of sinister charm or humour. |
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While trying to blend in at Chrysler, Zetsche is slowly insinuating himself into Detroit's clubby community. |
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From that, I'm just taking a wild guess that you're insinuating that Jude's really good-looking. |
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He was clearly good at insinuating his ideas into some of the housemate's heads so that he could recruit them into his plan. |
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Zwei, by insinuating a steady pulse into its musical gymnastics, seems to slightly rejuvenate it. |
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By insinuating himself into the French nobility, he systematically destroys the men who manipulated and enslaved him. |
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Lopez tries to find Dell, but ends up trying to insinuating himself into Dell's family and replace him. |
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He was already insinuating himself into Brian's professional life for his own gain! |
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Criticisms of white people, and especially insinuating that they are crazy, have to come with a punchline. |
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In a world in which there are so many kinds of media, insinuating one's brand name into people's everyday lives via word of mouth has become an increasingly powerful force. |
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In those days, some of the NFL doctors and even some of the non-NFL doctors were insinuating that I was a voodoo doctor, not practicing science. |
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She would, in effect, be insinuating that the employee had unhygienic hands. |
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The former mayor is now insinuating that some of them may have been paid off. |
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In saying that, I am not insinuating that the men and women who are serving in Afghanistan do not take their work and their duty seriously. |
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So I guess you're insinuating that things are rather rosy for the broadcasters. |
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I am not insinuating that I will allocate no funds to applications from developed countries, but I want to ask them to exercise self-restraint. |
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For three or four weeks, they have been insinuating all sorts of things and wasting the House's time. |
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I would very much like the member to apologize if she is insinuating that the words that she just quoted in the House were spoken by me. |
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I think insinuating that members were telling lies or being dishonest, I would encourage the member to move away from that kind of language. |
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This also creates false hopes in insinuating that it is possible to deal with the extreme poverty of the majority through volunteer initiatives. |
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By manipulating the Government, by insinuating themselves into Government positions they became bureaucrats and have done it through bureaucratic and administrative policies. |
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Manipulative and conniving, Evie has driven a wedge between Tracy and her mother, Melanie, while at the same time insinuating herself into Tracy's home and school life. |
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The Orioles scarred Palmer by insinuating that his problems were in his head. |
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I hope Mother Jones isn't insinuating that freeborn Americans may no longer even ask questions. |
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Whether he is insinuating himself into a juggling routine or flubbing a trapeze act, he clearly has those skills in his toolkit. |
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But insinuating finance into a process that generally resists measurement can be daunting, if only because traditional accounting systems are not well suited to the task. |
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The actor is frighteningly vivid as his sleazily insinuating character. |
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Then soften the effect with a creamlike slick of olive oil and slip in a surprise bomb of pale lychee fruit, all insinuating sweetness and perfume. |
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Linking the president to this matter and insinuating that it could be linked to the processing of the Marikana report by the president is malicious and mischievous. |
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Government officials and product importers tossed blame at each other Wednesday, with Argentina insinuating that businesses are trying to drive up prices. |
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The opposition was no different in insinuating racial remarks, as in the case of Jeff Ooi, Member of Parliament, Jelutong. |
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The insinuating eloquence and delicate flattery of veteran diplomatists and courtiers. |
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In the second and third Tests of the recently-concluded Tests between South Africa and Australia, reverse played a key role in the outcome of the matches, with each side insinuating malpractice by the other. |
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But a war of ideas has begun in which counterrevolution against the godless and insinuating West is a cornerstone of Russian ideology. |
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If this is an economic stimulus package, do we need to have, as the Conservatives are insinuating, proof of buy-ins so that the projects are worthy? |
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But with Chávez insinuating that the government could also recover Zuloaga's shares because he has left the country, Globovisión now appears to be on the verge of being taken over entirely. |
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The hon. member seems to be insinuating that the absence of such recognition proves that federalism cannot be renewed and that the interests of Quebec are not well served within Canada. |
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No one in this House or anyone else who I have referred to is in any way insinuating that the Turkish government is responsible for what happened. |
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We must remember that, unlike what some government members have been insinuating, violent crime and the number of homicides are on the decline in Canada. |
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Mr. Speaker, the parliamentary secretary and many of the people in his own party are refining the process of insinuating things that are not true. |
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If I am not telling the truth, is he then insinuating that I am lying? |
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However the actor Maggiani is forgotten, his large ghostlike body, velvety, insinuating convincing voice which carries the legendary words like a song accompanied by three violinists, white shadows behind a curtain. |
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They had lost no opportunity in stirring up the jealousy of King Manuel against him, insinuating that Afonso intended to usurp power in Portuguese India. |
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