The goal of the TRAC will be to propose a new tax system which will get a quick decision from Congress, yea or nay. |
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He has demanded that U.S. Trade Representative Robert B. Zoellick apply tighter restrictions to them before Congress votes yea or nay. |
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Must President Bush come before Congress, the Senate for example, and ask for a yea or nay vote on war with Iraq? |
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As you know, he's on the Judiciary Committee, which must vote yea or nay on sending her nomination to the full Senate. |
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A two-month ballot period will follow for a vote of yea or nay, with only editorial comments allowed. |
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Stuck in Oxford Street, I made my way to an Angus Steakhouse, nay, the very one that Ollie and I had lunched at during the summer. |
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I found myself strangely, nay, irresistibly attracted to this shocking and revolting oppressor of women and blacks. |
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One by-product was even more intense co-production activity, since the Arts Council encouraged, nay insisted, on partnership funding. |
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Yes, it's a time to be doubly, nay trebly cautious, but what about the men in blue doing their duty with enthusiasm too? |
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Disappointed customers unleashed a tsunami of emails asking, nay begging, for another chance to secure a bargain. |
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He despises the ignorant and the sinner as doomed to perdition, nay, he considers them as the enemies of God, and as such to be persecuted. |
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The history of the first group of wines has been heavily influenced, nay hampered, by the commercial muscle of protectionist Bordeaux. |
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It's all a judgment call at the end of the day, and one person usually will step in and say yea or nay. |
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This means astonished, nay furious, taxpayers will see expensive full-time staff working adjacent to cheaper county sub contract workers. |
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Never mind me, I don't suppose the kids in the next field, nay the next village, got a wink of sleep all weekend. |
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Six of the sixty-four nay votes had come from border state representatives, and fifty-eight from Northern Democrats. |
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Good teaching, nay great teaching, may yet be the salvation of the university in society in our day. |
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The consumption of the previous evening, prodigious by any standards, was exceeded nay, dwarfed by that which was to follow. |
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Nay nay, they wrote him off in the '80s as a dinosaur, but he's back big time. |
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I responded nay, three times nay, though my manner had become rather gruff, and I was curt with them. |
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From now on, every three months we will have to send their details to immigration again to get them to say yea or nay. |
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The gay marriage thing is not so much about beliefs as about politicians saying yea or nay to this, it's not really about the church. |
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Even my heart was cramping up. I was afraid to say anything beyond yea or nay and even with those single syllables I stuttered. |
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I feel like a heartless harpy for having these feelings, but ultimately, I feel stifled by him, nay even negated. |
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But, even though Waters had no real power to say yea or nay to their ideas, they were eager please the Pope of Trash. |
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Specter and Landrieu upset a critical Appropriations Committee vote by switching from yea to nay. |
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As it turned out, about six of the questions were unanswerable, unless you wanted to boil down your various views to a yea or nay. |
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In return the Canadian delegates promised that, since it no longer had an effect on Canada, they would not vote yea or nay in the voice vote. |
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For all they have been doing the extraordinary this season, Celtic rarely looked anything other than strictly, nay yawningly, ordinary in the first half yesterday. |
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What, you must be wondering, is the correct response, yea or nay? |
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But in the end, if somebody has to say, yea or nay, I am that person. |
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The vote in the Senate was 81-18, with 27 Republicans voting aye and 18 nay. |
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Lizards scurry in the leaf litter at my feet, monkeys feed noisily in the branches above nay head, a vine snake makes its sinuous way toward an unsuspecting small bird. |
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Evil, seductive things that they are, they started showing up in my mailbox, unbidden, but promising miraculous results and weeks, nay, months of gratification. |
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I rummaged in my pack for nay emergency fishing gear, cut down a 10-foot sapling, tied on my line, sinker, and bobber, then sat down by the stream to relax. |
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Even though he is eight summers everyone knows he is nay a fighter. |
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But do not forget that at the end of the day it will be a Plans Panel of councillors who say either yea or nay, so the more people who write to protest the better. |
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Passage of this so-called fast-track or trade-promotion authority would limit Congress' role in shaping future trade agreements to a simple yea or nay. |
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Boral basically says it's reserved its options, looking at the ACCC reasoning and will get back to us with a final, definitive yea or nay to continue or abort the deal. |
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Be prepared to present your passport and accreditation to nay officials who request them. |
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At the Burmese Water Festival, a celebration held in the new capital, nay pyi taw, last April, the girls had a breakthrough. |
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I suppose no one ever left him after a first interview without the impression that this was the best and kindest of men, nay, and the simplest and most unsophisticated. |
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It will be spent, nay squandered, on unnecessary digital radio stations. |
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My window is over the desk, and provides plenty of light and an ample, nay unparalleled, view of the neighbour's shambolic back yard and the train tracks in the mid-distance. |
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What better chance to re-employ the hordes of laid-off middle-aged workers from State-owned companies and all for free, nay, even a substantial profit could result. |
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I'm willing to write to my local MP and MPP and join the picket line if necessary to make sure that this highly valuable nay essential service is maintained. |
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Boys, nay men, need to remember to wipe the toothpaste from the corners of their mouth, the crumbs from their beards and not to catch their shirts in their flies. |
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For his sins he is now regarded as a hypocrite, nay, a traitor. |
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The assurance of salvation by letters of pardon is vain, even though the commissary, nay, even though the pope himself, were to stake his soul upon it. |
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She was permitted, nay encouraged, to make use of all the rooms, so elegantly and commodiously furnished, in Bluebeard Castle, with one exception. |
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One of the saddest bewilderments, when I look at all the bearings of it, nay properly the fountain of all the sad bewilderments, under which poor mortals painfully somnambulate in these generations. |
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No wonder that the Indy, FT and Guardian were notably muted – nay, statesmanlike – in Cowley's aftermath. |
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For a start, he would hold a referendum to say yea or nay to a new constituent assembly, to reform the constitution. |
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That is why our Group of the European People's Party and European Democrats will at this point say neither yea nor nay to the Treaty of Nice. |
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So I have untill wed next week to give the final yea or nay. |
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No one can be put to trial or punished, or deprived of social rights owing to a particular belief that is divulged or discovered in nay manner. |
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When the Bafta nominations were declared on 9 January, there was an even more puzzling – nay, outrageous – omission. |
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It's this sort of thinking that will hopefully – nay, surely – see Amazon win the streaming wars. |
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Having written your sales letter, look it over with these questions in mind: Have I made nay points clearly? |
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Producing a healthy 200 hp and 207 lb-ft of torque, this powerplant displays nay an oodle of lag or fatigue when pushed. |
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One form of dirty power usually called a surge can burn out computer, audio, video or nay other electronic circuitry in seconds. |
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It is upsetting, nay distressing, to read that Leeds United Football Club may be forced into administration with debts totalling eighty-one million pounds. |
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I was angered, nay, infuriated, by your review of the movie. |
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No one at the garage door company seemed able to tell me yea or nay. |
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But, I repeat, no one doubted that he who controlled the Conan Doyle copyright could also say yea or nay to the further use of the character Sherlock Holmes. |
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Th's method 's requ'red when the actual number of votes for and aga'nst a mot'on must be known, or when the Cha'r is not satisfied that the sense of the meeting has been obta'ned by a show of hands or by a yea and nay vote. |
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Because somehow, a company that began with an ickle mouse continues to delight millions, nay billions. |
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It is a sublime and solemn thought that the holy sacrifice is now offered in the same language, nay, with the very same words as it was offered in times long past in the obscurity of the Catacombs. |
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Now add the wish nay, law in Andalusia of some regional governments to merge all the cajas in their region, and sceptics may well wonder if this isn't regionalism gone over the top, and where it will end. |
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Related: Elizabeth Warren on the presidency: Fifty shades of nay Warren, a senator for Massachusetts, is refusing to enter the race, to the frustration of liberal Democrats who have been imploring her to run. |
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The rest of the community has not yet summoned up the nerve to say them nay. Is there hope to be found in the fact that there are four different schools of scholastic thought, whose opinions vary on some interesting points? |
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The funny thing about nay stats people is that they don't appear to realize they often believe the same thing as new agers. |
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The next interruption occurred when I mentioned nay travels to Nagorno Karabakh's capital city, Stepanakert. |
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I vote nay, even though the motion is popular, because I would rather be right than popular. |
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I then place the pot on the woodstove to simmer and add nay spices salt, pepper, bay leaf, garlic and whatever else I can find. |
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Road accidents in Lebanon, uncurbed, had become a dreadful menace, nay a horrid fact nationwide. |
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Immediately call a qualified service technician to inspect the appliance and to replace nay part of the control system and any gas control which has been under water. |
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The rapporteur, however, is advised to prick up his ears now, for I was the only nay in the Committee on Foreign Affairs, Human Rights, Security and Defence Policy. |
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New productions are stretching back over the years — nay, millenniums — to consider the pain and penalties of celebrity, both for those who possess it and those who observe it with addicted raptness. |
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Thus, to vote yay or nay is just perpetuating a nonsensical drain on the nation's resources. |
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The utterly defiant, nay provocative, attitude of Iran against the U. S. colossus was made possible only because the latter proved in Iraq to stand on feet of clay. |
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When it is such an omnibus bill containing a grab bag of different issues it is extremely difficult because there are some good and bad points and it is either yea or nay. |
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Nay! nay! stand of thyself, sonling. So, right in the middle all alone, quite alone. |
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Gupta-vidyâ is a two-edged weapon and you cannot approach it without at the very outset sacrificing all earthly things, nay, even reason itself, as she overwhelms and destroys anyone who does not succeed in subduing her. |
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It is with some dismay that I have realised today that eight years later the same motion for a resolution could be presented on the same grounds, lamenting the same poor, nay appalling, conditions in Tibet. |
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That doesn't mean that Mumia agrees with everything the PDC says, but there is nothing we have done about his case that he has not known about, that he has not been able to say yea or nay to. |
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It's home to The Hebridean Smokehouse, which produces some of the finest smoked salmon and seatrout in the land, nay, the world, according to top chef Prue Leith. |
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I have abandoned, nay, rejected it, but it has not been obliterated. |
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