Some of the stuffed shirts at the Commission might be expected to look askance at this sort of harmless nepotism. |
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But when the blockade is prolonged, inconveniencing thousands of motorists, one has to look askance at it. |
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Bonachela knows that there are people in contemporary dance who look askance at his commercial work. |
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These strange creatures allegedly dress all in black and have their own subculture which decent Aucklanders look askance at. |
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Canadians might look askance at this, given their jaundiced attitude towards many things American. |
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Such a deal would be questionable, because most trustbusters look askance at one company dominating more than a third of a market. |
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We look askance at claims from budding writers or actors that they should be supported by Social Security payments. |
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People look askance at the young driver as the car passes noisily by. |
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Many people look askance at pension companies and pension salespeople. |
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People often look askance at unanimous decisions, suspecting a degree of inattention. |
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Traditional British pop audiences tend to look askance at child stars. |
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While we might look askance at such lofty pretension, we would say that if this is indeed the goal, then observers are more necessary than ever. |
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If you go back to a health food store where you bought a product and say this made me sick, the health food store owner might look askance. |
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Sociologists and psychologists tend to look askance at one another, keeping a distant eye on their respective areas of influence. |
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Some churchmen look askance at the Founder's projects, his commitment to developing them, and his constant involvement with manual tasks. |
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And the test is easily defended against those who might look askance at home testing. |
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They do not look askance at me for my wardrobe, a mix of late 1990s investment banker fashion, thrift stores, and clothing swaps with a few hand-knits thrown in. |
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Unfortunately, the world's major maritime and technological powers-the United States, Britain, France and Japan-want to keep their hands free and look askance at any attempt to take away their freedom of action. |
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Do not look askance and with irritation at the fact that women are raising those problems which, right around the world, are problems faced by women. |
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Reading Kharms makes us look askance at more traditional stories. |
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He did his best to look askance at Musetta's spoony behavior at the Momus before ending up in a heavy-duty lip-lock with her. |
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