The ostensible ease with which he makes such jumps unsettles even loyal supporters. |
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The poem's ostensible subjects are a typical enough roll-call of his concerns. |
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They have worked in the same hash house for some time before progressing to an ostensible one-night stand. |
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The people who are the ostensible subjects of these photographs are hauntingly absent. |
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There is a remarkable piece of dialogue on just this subject in Dr Faustus, although the ostensible topic is music. |
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It is, after all, made up of ostensible competitors who are allied for the common good. |
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Given that the country does not appear to have been invaded by a foreign power, what is the ostensible cause of this nationwide panic? |
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The ostensible cause of the conflict was a trivial argument between a public transportation driver and a passenger of different faiths. |
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A biography of Elvire O'Connor, the ostensible writer of this piece, is included in the program and is a tiny work of art in its own right. |
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The show confirmed that he is an unabashed landscape painter, regardless of his ostensible subject matter. |
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The ostensible reason is that he does not wish to relinquish his seat in the European parliament. |
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On top of that, the government's plan doesn't even achieve its ostensible goal of solvency! |
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For all his ostensible desire to tell the truth, when it comes to the hardest points, McNamara proves slippery. |
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The ostensible purpose of these escapades was to tag the animal's ear, for identification and conservation. |
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Its ostensible purpose was to usher in yet another Five Year Plan, this time on law and order. |
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The ostensible reason behind this attempt is to protect pets and wildlife from these so called cruel traps. |
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The safety team's ostensible goal was, if possible, to manage the project to a safe and successful conclusion. |
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As is so often the case with this Prime Minister, he was talking as much about himself as he was about his ostensible subject. |
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There is simply no money in the till to fund rickety new programs that will quickly outgrow their ostensible resource base. |
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The ostensible aim of autognosis was emotional abreaction rather than a thorough breakdown of the content of memory. |
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All this concern for addition, layering, and amplification buries the ostensible subject of the novel and instead draws attention to itself. |
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As bills of exchange are meant to be discounted, they do not usually remain in the hands of the ostensible payee until their date of maturity. |
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The fascinatingly destratifying potential in neuroeconomics, then lies in the possibility of using it against its ostensible purposes. |
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While the ostensible motivation will be to improve the security of the Internet, the real objective will be to increase corporate profitability. |
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The young man paraded about, stripping off his shirt to display his ostensible wounds to the police and passers-by. |
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Unnerved by the hyperrealism of the paintings, Coverdale turns to the ostensible source of narrative truth, Mr. Moodie. |
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Walcott's Creole drama is an assemblage of fragments, a collage that calls into question the ostensible purity of linguistic and racial roots. |
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It's easy to get all fired up and angry about such ostensible intransigent clericalism, but I think we need to know more about this situation. |
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Blairs apparent stature can be accounted for by the prostration of his ostensible opponents. |
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The ostensible justification for this profiteering at public expense is the cost of research into new drugs. |
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That authority may be either actual or apparent, and it may be express, implied, usual or ostensible. |
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It seems to me that we have pretty wisely recognized, over time, that in fact a person's ostensible theology tells us pretty little about how corrupt or evil he's going to be. |
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Later, the company risked its stance of ostensible objectivity by joining the preacher and his family for a picnic supper at a farm north of the city. |
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She is still slight in build, her child's presence not ostensible. |
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Our ostensible mission is to find New York's perfect pizza, but the restaurant is a little way off, so we duck into a dumpling bar for an appetiser. |
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But to interview, over five years, 425 people, some of them scarcely or not at all relevant to the ostensible topic, smells of academic boondoggle to me. |
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A trove of Bush-era emails that had been quote-unquote-lost resurfaced in 2009, the victim of an ostensible act of mislabeling. |
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Oblivious self-entitlement is now so widespread and suitable for mockery that the ostensible cure has begun to follow in its wake. |
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The ostensible purposes of Canadian immigration policy are stated in the lengthy preamble to Canada's Immigration Act. |
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Where an employee has no actual authority, either express or implied, to perform the act in question he may still have apparent or ostensible authority. |
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Phew – and we haven't even got to the play that is our ostensible reason for meeting. |
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We spent several decades searching for co-thinkers among ostensible Trotskyist groupings from France to Sri Lanka, Greece and other countries. |
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The Commission is now using this ostensible progress to close the debate, and focus on the revision of the internal market! |
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He said the UDM's ostensible affinity to traditional leadership failed to accrue any benefits to the party this time, as it did in the 1999 general election. |
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Some ostensible smugglers gather advance fees to pay for supplies, and then simply disappear with the proceeds. |
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Family violence disguised as an ostensible child-rearing measure still exists. |
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Encouraged by an ostensible Maoist ceasefire proposal, India's home minister, Palaniappan Chidambaram, has repeatedly declared the government ready to talk provided the insurgents first lay down their arms. |
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Their ostensible grasps at scientific credibility crumble upon even a cursory inspection, and their odious arguments, bereft of facts, should not be allowed set the tone of the conversation. |
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Turning to the assessment of whether the law was a reasonable limit on free expression, the Court noted that the ostensible reason for limiting the right was to insulate third parties from being harmed by labour disputes. |
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The ostensible reason is that to single out a single businessman, when Mr Lukashenka is supported by a whole network of them, would not be credible. |
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According to the claimant, the basic amount of the fine was too high and the increases imposed for non-cooperation and its ostensible role as instigator and cartel leader were unjustified. |
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The fact that most ostensible Marxist organizations either openly supported or abstained on Chávez's referendum is testimony to both their own political bankruptcy and Chávez's popularity. |
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In contrast, the nebulous nature of ostensible discarnate communication calls for corroborative evidence that contact has been established. |
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When this is not done, the reinsurer may forfeit credibility when finger-pointing over ostensible exceptions. |
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Hooke's ostensible purpose was to tell Newton that Hooke had been appointed to manage the Royal Society's correspondence. |
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The act's ostensible aim was to reduce the expense caused by frequent elections. |
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The ostensible aim of the Septennial Act was, by reducing the frequency of elections, to reduce the cost during a given period of holding them. |
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Third parties are entitled to rely on the ostensible authority of agents held out by the company to act on its behalf. |
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The ostensible reason for his visit to New York was to see his mother, but the real reason was to get to the Yankees game the next day. |
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Perhaps inspired by Thomas Clay's The Great Ecstasy of Robert Carmichael, Wheatley has set out to supersaturate ostensible normality with a flavour of evil. |
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His ostensible goals are to attain tenure for his androgynous office mate and to mediate some sort of truce between those who read books and those who apperceive texts. |
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The ostensible reason was that Mr Nica, who represents a junior partner in the coalition, had groundlessly alleged that a huge electoral fraud was being planned in the presidential election due on November 22nd. |
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Perhaps some time after your Thanksgiving dinner, possibly in a stuporous, tryptophan-induced state, you turned on your television to see a glistening, eyebrowless humanoid engaging in acts for your ostensible entertainment. |
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Michelangelo, when charged with the lack of portrait-like resemblance in his Medici capitani to their ostensible models, reputably replied that no one in the future would know what they actually looked like. |
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I'd been dreading an importunately male, grandstanding performance, a clunkingly authored doc that turned out to be too much about the presenter than its ostensible subject. |
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The ostensible favourite is the current locum tenens, Metropolitan Kirill of Smolensk, a tough and sophisticated practitioner of geopolitics as well as politics of the ecclesiastical sort. |
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The ostensible purpose of the ban is to protect kids from second-hand smoke. |
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This definition excludes ostensible licensing of know-how which disguises restrictive agreements likely to restrict rather than to promote economic and technological progress. |
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It is not so much hindering the rightful exercise of the inherent right to self-government, as it is instead, exercising its ostensible authority to protect a vulnerable group entitled to basic human rights protections. |
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The arrival of large numbers of migrants from very diverse backgrounds, in spite of the existence of an ostensible policy of restricted immigration, has significantly changed the face of European cities. |
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The ostensible purpose of the narrative is to cast the Priests as aristocrats and gentlepersons. |
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If priorities, policies, practices and procedures are imposed and reflect only the interests of the donors, then coordination is negative, and far worse for the ostensible beneficiary than no coordination at all. |
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Although relatively straightforward, the story, together with its equally unrealistic ostensible sequel Missee Lee, is much more fantastic than the rest of the series. |
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Other ostensible irregularities in the sound shift, which we may notice in modern Standard German, are usually clarified by checking the etymology of an individual word. |
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In all these cases, the ostensible immediate cause of the protest was amplified by the underlying social suffering induced by the great recession. |
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These ostensible translations of ancient Eastern texts, Kenner argues, are actually experiments in English poetics and compelling elegies for a warring West. |
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