| Ideas matter to all of us who enter public life, particularly at the national level. |
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| I encourage all councillors and our reeve to open the books widely, to solicit public input and challenge the status quo. |
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| The move has proved unpopular with the public in Slovakia, where the average monthly wage is 14 000 korunas. |
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| A new road to improve safety and traffic flow on the A12 could lead to worse traffic in Hatfield Peverel, a public inquiry was told. |
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| Let Us Pray consists of new prayers for public worship by twenty-nine pastors, predominantly Presbyterian. |
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| The performance of rites of worship must not prejudice public order or public morals. |
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| By the spring, churches were open for public worship only in the remotest corners of France, such as the Jura mountains. |
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| When I was there, we were grateful to have seventy people at our one weekly service of public worship. |
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| But the Quaker meeting is the only form of Western religion I know that positions silence at the center of public worship. |
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| Temple building is essential because a temple is necessary for public worship. |
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| For millions of Hindus in India, religion interweaves private worship, public ritual, and ephemeral art. |
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| The European Convention of Human Rights grants rights of religious worship and observance in public and private. |
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| He added that the bell would be first heard in public as part of the Keighley Day events. |
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| The inquest heard that Mr Dean had been out with his friends to a public house, but had not drunk alcohol. |
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| Anderson's original design was then refined by Bill Lloyd, CCA's public relations department manager. |
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| Drug and alcohol abuse seems to be a common ingredient in a large proportion of public and domestic violence and crime. |
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| The voting public was just getting interested in the debate when parties began wrangling about the costings on their manifestos. |
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| The krona itself has remained remarkably steady, consistent with Sweden's superior public finances and falling inflation rate. |
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| Getting bumped is no reflection on MarineMax, which is one of the best-performing public companies in the Tampa Bay area. |
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| The burly Scotsman, who earlier this year was an emotional wreck after the public breakup of his marriage, had tears in his eyes. |
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| This, after all, is the man who can praise public service workers to the skies and then, almost in the next breath, dismiss them as wreckers. |
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| The mammal was spotted by a member of the public and was finally refloated and sent safely on its way today after a four-and-a-half-hour effort. |
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| But most of them live in places where housing conditions are wretched and public services inadequate. |
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| Any child riding these in a public place including roads, pathways and alleyways is breaking the law. |
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| The President had urged the public to be on alert for possible terrorist actions in September or October. |
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| A public meeting is taking place in the Killeshin Hotel on Saturday, February 1, with the view to re-forming the GAA club. |
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| The government followed up on these demands in 1900 by mandating the creation of public reformatories in each prefecture. |
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| Progressive reformers focused public attention in particular on low-income children. |
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| News is now a nationwide cram session, all-nighters for the general public. |
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| Not only is the roof above them made of glass, it is also filled with water, further refracting the light received in the public spaces below. |
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| Everything was spread out over five different levels with precious few staircases open to the public. |
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| In the packed public gallery, Mrs. Humes's family, who had glared with unrelenting hatred at him during the hearing, were in tears. |
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| The public doesn't expect praise for refraining from pogroms, but nor does it expect ceaseless injunctions to abstain from them. |
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| Where a court or a public officer wrongly refuses jurisdiction the exercise of the jurisdiction can be commanded by a writ of mandamus. |
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| And no doubt it is part of our middle western definition of community, writ in the dictionary of our hearts, not scrawled on some public wall. |
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| The public are asked to bring their own picnics as only limited refreshments are available. |
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| We wish to assure the public that the teaching, reading and writing of poetry are alive and well at Rio Rancho High School. |
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| This was not difficult, given that less than 15 per cent of people sought refuge in public shelters or tube stations. |
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| Alex is wrong about this being a personal moral matter that does not affect public interest. |
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| There's been a public house on this site for about 60 years, but a recent refurb has really transformed the place. |
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| Members of the public crammed into Bentham Town Hall to voice their concerns about a proposal to refurbish the building. |
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| They sought with the assistance of journalists to make public the wrongs which they allegedly suffered. |
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| So members of the public get the wrong end of the stick but at least they can see a stick is there to be waved. |
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| The government bureaucrats may continue in the old, wrong-headed, and unscientific rhetoric, but the public health people should know better. |
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| It was an act of desperate frustration with a public he saw as wrongly withholding its affections. |
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| It is the nullification of public discourse, for how can one refute accusations grounded in ethnicity? |
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| Kenyon refuted all these accusations and was clearly annoyed they have been made public. |
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| The first public announcements from our new alien overlords were supposed to have already occurred. |
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| That would mean any non-U.S. citizen, even an illegal alien, would be allowed to vote if that person has a child in the public school system. |
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| However, these norms are thrown to the winds and the owners have scant regard for public safety. |
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| In my judgment it is legitimate to have regard to public perception when considering the characteristics of a penal system. |
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| Poets can play significant role by creating public awareness in this regard, he said. |
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| I would like to make two applications, one in regard to this proceeding here and one in regard to the public inquiry. |
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| Minnesota has a statewide law protecting gays from discrimination in employment, housing, and public accommodations. |
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| But as Regency exuberance yielded to Victorian gentility, his style did not move with public taste, and he began to outlive his popularity. |
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| Prior to the start of the Tour, the press and public alike pinpoint potential rivals, but they never live up to the billing. |
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| At almost any time of the day, a casual stroll through these public areas will reveal them to be alive with activity. |
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| However, manufacturers could be breaking the law if the information on labels is misleading to the public. |
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| In the sixteenth century, regionalism remained a powerful cultural force, despite the growing influence of London in most spheres of public life. |
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| A spokeswoman for the show said the response was huge, given the one hour timeframe which the public had to register their opinion. |
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| State officials put this information in a central registry and make it available to the public, in part, by posting it on the Internet. |
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| Those who brandish or discharge firearms in a public place would, in all but the rarest cases, be locked up. |
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| That is to say 95 per cent of the public who use taxis would be all for an additional test. |
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| An alleyway called Vyse Lane would be opened to the public again for the first time since the Second World War. |
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| But, regrettably, the matter was and still is self-evidently one of public interest. |
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| She said that regrettably, the only other available public building in the area was across the Kilkenny border. |
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| We have thereafter more or less enjoyed a pretty good record when it comes to management and direction of the public sector. |
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| After years of broken promises, public fears must be allayed once and for all. |
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| To allay public fears, two meetings will be held at which details of the initial work will be outlined. |
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| Fearful of being accused of complacency, they fail to allay public fears and often play up hypothetical risks. |
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| If you consider yourself so morally superior, get out there and allay the fears of the ignorant public. |
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| The President and his family, in an attempt to allay public fears, got shots on prime-time television. |
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| When academics try to allay public fears with statistics, we must always ask who funded that research. |
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| In order to allay public fears, experts have been hired to conduct a study of the cracks and determine whether they will affect the dams. |
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| There was little the administration could do to confirm the news or allay the fears of the public. |
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| The primary focus was on immediate actions that could allay fears of a nervous public. |
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| Details of the allegation have not been revealed but it is understood to have happened in a public area. |
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| The regularity with which public events are hosted at the school has led to the need for a sound system of their own. |
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| Will the tighter regulations on consent help restore public confidence and hold doctors to account? |
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| And such bodies should also be aware of the strength of public opinion on matters such as financial regulation and control. |
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| Fearing a public crisis of confidence in the industry, regulators were quick to move in. |
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| The regulatory bodies are concerned with public protection and the public interest. |
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| One of its latest initiatives to take theatre close to the masses is opening up rehearsals to the public. |
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| These profits are going to necessary public services such as rehiring doctors in local hospitals. |
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| If their recommendations are practical and adopted by the public, will the All Fools' Day this year see the beginning of a change? |
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| Monica says she's looking forward to expanding her public and private client base through her alliance with Noctor. |
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| A public tender process will mean fresh negotiations with other private parties, and further delays to rehousing the residents, he said. |
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| Those given responsibilities to allocate public resources must adhere to the plan. |
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| If they were sincere they would open the entire process of the city budget allocation to the public. |
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| I want to ask her about the public image of her as a ladette, but decide I had better soften the question a little. |
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| In the past we have ladled out the money but have no hard evidence that services to the public have improved proportionately. |
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| If political leaders lack the control to rein in their more violent followers, they have no right to public protests. |
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| I don't really understand your problem with your lady friend's enjoyment of a little public exhibition. |
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| The town is a patchwork of houses and public buildings interspersed with allotments where fruit and vegetables are grown. |
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| After Ojibwa families took their allotments, unallotted land on reservations was then sold to the public. |
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| The public is allowed to watch the proceedings, but no questions are permitted. |
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| These state laws grant permits allowing practically any citizen without a criminal record to carry a concealed weapon in public. |
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| Finally, news organizations intercepted an all-points bulletin from police scanners and broadcast the description to the public. |
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| The businessman yesterday spoke of his relief that his public battle with the round-the-world yachtswoman was over. |
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| What is not all right is for private property interests to capture sole use of public water for their personal private profit. |
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| Some weeks after surrender, most of the known Union sympathizers joined others in a public call to reinstitute civil government. |
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| This middle position may reassure educators that laggard schools will be prodded without undermining public education. |
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| The actor and impresario is currently in the public eye as the all-seeing under butler in Channel 4 reality show What the Butler Saw. |
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| Trinity College were unforthcoming, preferring not to hold a public debate on such sensitive matters. |
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| But even public rhetoric slid to new levels after it became clear that the Congress would form government at the Centre. |
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| Across from school was a big public playground, filled with swing sets and slides and jungle gyms and merry-go-rounds. |
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| Still, it was easier to mutter in private and unsettle his wife with threats of going public than actually doing anything. |
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| While he is seen as decisive and effective, public confidence in him as the next prime minister is on the slide. |
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| There were angry mutterings from the public during the explanation of standard engineering contracts and procurement processes. |
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| Members of mutual companies that have gone public in recent times have in some cases reaped significant financial benefits. |
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| First, there are the building societies that have converted from mutual associations to public limited companies and have become banks. |
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| He added that by law this breed of dog had to be muzzled and on a lead in public. |
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| It simply means that people will have to muzzle those dogs when they take them out in public. |
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| Other communities place restrictions on owners, such as requiring that they carry liability insurance or muzzle their pets in public. |
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| Given these circumstances, Lorenzo's rhyming reproach to his Yankee public, if ungracious, is surely understandable. |
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| Most unsupervised and runaway boys were discharged to their families or enrolled in an ungraded public school, or Truant School. |
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| The likelihood of that appeared very slim in a country where the president and prime minister regularly exchange public insults. |
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| In rapid succession, the minister exposes her ignorance, selfishness, incompetence, and unhesitating willingness to deceive the British public. |
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| To the left side is a public boat slip with the Anchorage's mooring to the front. |
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| Unless he is unhinged, no politician in a modern democracy reveals any indiscreet biases in public. |
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| A Roll of Honour is to be prepared from information received on cheque slips and this will be put on public display in due course. |
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| They know that the money would not have been repaid unless its misuse had been made public. |
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| They want to be hip and happening, but the peer pressure of a myopic public usually stifles a sense of invention and experimentation. |
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| He's a slippery character whose public statements remind you of certain other politicians. |
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| I do not understand why the municipal public health and hygiene authorities are not able to tighten their control over unhygienic establishments. |
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| Also the private entrance onto the Green is used as a public highway, for a slip road when the town is impossible to get through. |
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| Angry crowds attended public meetings organised by the Commission, jeering and booing the speakers. |
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| At the moment crews launch their boat on the public slipway in Tolsey Lane and take it through the lock to reach the Severn. |
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| Contrary to public perceptions, science can help understand and explain the mysteries of emotion. |
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| But paradoxically, as the power of medicine to do good has grown to previously unimagined levels, public trust in physicians has plunged. |
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| The Crop Circle phenomenon continues to mystify scientists and the public alike. |
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| However, one thing that does mystify me is that a club could sack their manager and make no public statement on the matter. |
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| The public needs to see how useful mathematics can be, not how it can be applied to unimportant, meaningless things. |
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| Most anthropologists would recognize much writing about community in public health as idealized if not mythical. |
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| The bookable service gives people better access to public transport to enable them to travel into the centre of town. |
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| Both groups are forced to suffer the prejudices that have been fuelled by the tabloids and absorbed by an uninformed public. |
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| Book clubs and reading recommendations have been popular activities with the public, especially over the last couple of years. |
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| The success of myxomatosis in controlling rabbit numbers brought new public prestige, and a detailed program of wool research was undertaken. |
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| And if the former Beatles were uninterested in their past, there was also the suggestion that the public were too. |
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| Maybe what was being tested was the total uninterestedness of the American public. |
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| Unreported and uninvestigated medical accidents could continue without patients or the public knowing. |
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| I offer a brief history of unionism, including the public outcry inspired by the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory fire. |
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| Vermont was the only state in the nation where no public library maintained a bookmobile. |
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| The earliest publishers were booksellers who sold authors' works direct to the public. |
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| Those books that were sold to the public were sold principally in department stores, not in bookshops. |
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| The company went public in 1992 and within two years was operating out of department stores and bookshops. |
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| So for example, it could trade shares, debentures, units in public unit trusts, and allegedly you could also buy and sell land on Ausmaq. |
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| Any time they go out in public, there's a boom mike hanging over them, there's a camera on them, there's tape recorder all around them. |
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| With roots going back to 19th-century national objectives, universalism became central to 20th-century Canadian public policy. |
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| We will be seen as giving our support, in a very public way, to this unjust war. |
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| The public and principle breaking of the law by otherwise law-abiding persons is meant to call attention to the unjustness of that law. |
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| He is also calling for planning permission to be required for all but the tiniest signal boosters and public consultation be improved. |
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| You tend to get a little slovenly without the pressure of public appearance. |
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| A controversial boot camp for some of the country's worst offenders is fighting to remain open after public funding was withdrawn. |
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| A Colorado judge wrestled with that when facing noise violators who'd unleashed their blaring music on an innocent public. |
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| The Socialist Party government, like the previous right wing one, has unleashed neo-liberal attacks on public sector workers. |
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| Ruetnarong was charged with first degree murder and illegal possession of an unlicensed weapon in a public place. |
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| The offender was charged with possession of an unlicensed weapon and display of a firearm in a public place. |
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| The time is overdue for public outrage at the crimes being committed in the name of criminal justice. |
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| Enter the high profile make-up artist, as important to those in the public eye as a designer frock and unlined forehead. |
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| The officer said that this time, if the CPO did not meet their demands, public pharmacies nationwide would again be left unmanned next week. |
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| And officers have introduced a drinking ban, which means they can stop people boozing in designated public places. |
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| If Chaucer's death went unmarked in the public world, his loss was deeply felt by the poets who followed after him. |
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| Clarke's performance poisoned the public hearings, leading to weeks of a partisan slugfest. |
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| The abnormal levels of borax and formalin for example have brought about concern for public safety. |
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| In Norway the public broadcaster is a forerunner in blurring the borders between traditional broadcast media and mobile media. |
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| At the same time, the right wing critique of the nanny state rings true with much of the public. |
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| That could, in turn, cause prices of oil to slump to the detriment of the Saudi economy and its ability to provide cheap public services. |
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| The newspaper, quoting unnamed sources, said city authorities were thinking of introducing the ban to raise levels of public morality. |
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| The problem with organised public protests is that all too often they become unorganised and go out of control. |
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| They shared their most intimate public one but stopped short of giving each other a full smacker, with part of their lips touching briefly. |
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| The Times ought to be ashamed for its scheme to get unpaid members of the public to contribute to its website. |
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| But as a small business we can only improve our services if the services that are run get the support of the public. |
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| For fear of being thought unpardonably stupid, the multitudes enthusiastically applauded his public modelling of his invisible clothes. |
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| China is suspected of hiring scientists to spy and steal unpatented research from Swedish universities, Swedish public radio reported on Monday. |
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| The fund targets areas such as genomics, biotechnology, nanotechnology and nanoscience and is open to all public and private entities. |
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| It was a philosophy for the public sphere as well as a statement of the contemporary bourgeois. |
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| This statewide courier system would unify public libraries by introducing one card for borrowers. |
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| Reports on nuclear accidents and any unplanned discharges of nuclear material are likely to be the subject of public applications. |
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| This time there was no media coverage as there was no public hostility or unpleasantness. |
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| Anthrax just isn't the public health disaster that smallpox has the potential to be. |
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| What was previously contained in the public statement is now hidden in its small print. |
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| I believe that many of my ex-colleagues deliberately use gobbledygook and small print to confuse the public! |
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| Insistent, often unpolished, and flecked with humour, Shary Boyle's drawings expose private vice and public embarrassment. |
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| Furious staff have lashed out at company bosses for not informing workers that the plant was in trouble before it became public knowledge. |
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| Feminists are also on his case, reminding him about all those glowing family photographs and public eulogies to nappy-changing. |
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| I was raised in Canberra, where the public education system is quite excellent and the handful of private schools are relatively unpretentious. |
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| When grasping and unprincipled people begin to test the patience of the general public, I believe they have something to worry about. |
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| In these unpromising circumstance, the Collinsons, like the other families, believe only a public inquiry will find the truth. |
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| Some of the older members of the public did not seem too bothered about it. |
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| People who draw power illegally from street mains and other sources are the least bothered about public safety. |
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| This latest collection, which brings a host of unpublished poems into the public domain, is the perfect marriage of old and new. |
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| Eventually he ascertained that most of the music was unpublished and still awaiting public discovery. |
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| She was a strong writer but her works were private and unpublished, and, therefore, invisible to the public. |
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| New investment has been made in public transport systems, smart grid and utilisation of renewable energy resources. |
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| If hitherto public service broadcasting had been widely accepted in a largely unquestioning way, from Annan onwards old certainties crumbled. |
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| Naniloa is a flat, simple, public course distinguished by bottlebrush trees. |
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| I would prefer that we owned our own identity and that we weren't perceived by the players and public as a feeder team to the greater cause. |
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| Apparently the implications for broadcasting and narrowcasting, for social glue and public ethos, are enormous. |
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| A writer in the public realm, he attacked narrowness, bigotry, and injustice wherever he found it. |
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| In the meantime, the public bases its opinions upon prejudice and unreasoning fears. |
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| Oh I know, it's new music, it's challenging, the public is unreceptive to new music until they've heard it a dozen times over two decades. |
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| Brown will pass on the bills of an unreformed public sector, a growing pension crisis and an increasing tax burden. |
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| As a result universities remain among the last unreformed corners of the public sector, still working to the medieval calendar. |
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| Pouring more cash into unreformed public services is no better than pouring more petrol into a rusty engine. |
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| Those regulated and unregulated hucksters who use these devices are, simply put, ripping off the public. |
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| It is hoped the latest swoop in a nationwide clampdown on unregulated puppy farms will spur the public not to buy dogs from such dealers. |
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| But religion tends to be more private than public with them, and the character of their faith tends to be unrelievedly upbeat. |
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| If they support the Nats they lose the voting support of the NZ public, especially those who voted for them in the last election. |
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| According to the last media reports, the public sector pay dispute is still unresolved. |
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| The unrest has left some 350 houses and public facilities charred or destroyed by fire. |
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| It is obviously afraid that the decision could lead to public unrest or international protest. |
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| Correspondents say it was the worst day of public unrest in Lebanon for a decade. |
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| Their publication gives the public unmediated and unrestricted access to this direct evidence for the first time. |
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| He called for a new appraisal of public health and urged the Government to formulate a national policy on it. |
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| How can the right balance be found between preservation of national treasures and public access to them? |
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| At first public opinion was behind the idea of peacetime conscription, or national service. |
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| Sieuraj knocked Government's push for the passage of the police reform bills which he described as public relations tactics and a smokescreen. |
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| Our results suggest a better solution would be to provide alternative places for smoking in public, such as smoking rooms in bars. |
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| Rather did their solution become more urgent as public expectations rose and were transformed into spontaneous and unsanctioned actions. |
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| Some councils already display a nativity scene in public, such as Glasgow, where a crib is placed in George Square every year. |
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| At times of national hysteria, certain things that go against the tide of public opinion become almost unsayable. |
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| Meandering through the Oxfordshire countryside, the river marks the eastern boundary of the public part of the garden. |
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| Media polls, whether scientific or the online unscientific variety, reflect the job media have done in shaping public opinion. |
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| Already negotiations with the public service unions are going on and these talks should be allowed to take their natural course. |
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| Under such circumstances, it is natural for the public to resort to other means to get justice. |
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| Some roads were closed to the public to ensure that VIP vehicles could proceed smoothly to the palace. |
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| Large sections of public land will be opened to natural gas exploration and production. |
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| The notion of representative bodies with public responsibility and accountability is deeply entrenched and naturalised in the white community. |
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| Email is as unsecure as talking on a public message board and anything that's that important should travel through other means. |
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| There has been an unseemly behind-the-scenes squabble within the public sector over tourism's fate. |
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| It inspires others by its unselfish example and holds out hope of even more effective public action in days to come. |
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| This relationship would prompt Descartes to make public his thoughts on natural philosophy. |
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| I certainly feel very strongly that it was genuinely in the public interest and equally strongly that it was done in a very unsensational way. |
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| They relate to the provision of public sewerage in areas hitherto unserved in that way. |
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| They are, they claim, bringing music to a vast public otherwise entirely unserved. |
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| Dr. Lucas rejected suggestions that the admissions process favored confident, smooth-talking public school pupils. |
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| Northumbria Police issued photographs of her injuries as part of a public appeal to track down the crazed knifeman. |
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| With the help of professionals we are inviting the public to walk over a 20 ft path of red-hot coals. |
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| When this election is over he is going to have to face up to the consequences of the big blotches of red ink in the public finances. |
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| This is even more the case in a red-light district than in other urban public areas. |
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| The press has done a public service exposing this government's fondness for spin, rich businessmen and fat donation cheques. |
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| But transparency is a fat lot of good if the newspapers don't bother to tell the public. |
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| When Brazil were knocked out of the Olympic Games quarter-finals in Sydney two years ago, public opinion demanded the politicians investigate. |
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| It may have gone down well with his party activists, but most members of the public will see it at best as political knockabout. |
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| Mr Fitzpatrick said if private practice was jeopardised, the knock-on effect on public hospitals would be huge. |
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| They always kept their word and I never had any problems throughout the shoot or afterwards when the film was shown in public. |
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| Two days of debate followed, producing formulations ever more tortuous and wordy, amid signs of growing impatience from the public galleries. |
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| Love them or hate them, the red tops remain the barometer of public opinion. |
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| Without such pioneers putting their work into the public domain, the Internet as we know it would not exist. |
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| We like Ken, he knows his own mind and never panders to the media or the public. |
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| Once the manufacturer gets the results, it can choose whether to make the information known to the public. |
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| While all these wannabes are crying out for TV exposure, the truth is the public don't want to know. |
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| The contract was trumpeted as a way of injecting investment and commercial know-how into the public sector. |
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| There will be a chance for the public to step inside an industrial museum and see history at work. |
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| More bad news this week as public school teachers across Bermuda began working to rule in protest at another last minute Ministry decision. |
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| Close friends and family reportedly knew, but his sexuality was not public knowledge. |
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| If this had have come to my knowledge other than through the public domain, I would have made my inquiries and expressed my views. |
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| Since that date, to my knowledge, no outdoor sporting facilities have been created for public use. |
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| By withdrawing their labour or even working to rule they may be able to deprive the public of a key service. |
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| The key concept to ensuring that the public receives these benefits is ensuring that the resulting market is workably competitive. |
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| Architects were needed to transform buildings made redundant by the Revolution, such as churches, into buildings serving new public needs. |
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| It is a reasonable, clear and workable requirement that anybody in public life abides by certain codes. |
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| From 12.30 pm on Sunday the Leeds and Liverpool shortboat Kennet, a retired workboat on the canal, will be open to the public. |
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| George Bush's public deficits have entered an unsustainable red zone, and private debt is also alarming money markets. |
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| I came from the private sector, it took me quite a while to adjust to the work ethic and practice and style in the public sector. |
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| I'm still not used to the idea of being seen with a knuckle-dragger in public. |
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| A wetland habitat with reed beds, a boardwalk, bridges and an outdoor classroom will also transform the park encouraging wildlife and the public. |
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| Individual supervisors of public works or of workhouses might be named, but there was no global critique of political institutions. |
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| She said the public would be consulted next year and there would be a thorough, intensive review. |
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| Are we, the public at large, less responsible for electing and re-electing such politicians? |
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| The decision not to stand for re-election revealed increased sensitivity to public opinion. |
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| These tools should be fully exploited by the nutrition and public health communities to combat micronutrient malnutrition. |
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| There is no empathy with the public, for they live in a world of their own. |
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| The public appreciate the added value of seeing re-enactors and the opportunity to compare their equipment with genuine items on display. |
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| New Urban communities provide designed public realms whose purpose is to re-energize public discourse. |
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| What is envisaged is a bid to re-engage the public in a more grown-up conversation about the choices Britain faces in the next decade. |
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| The ensuing national outrage persuaded a reluctant US public to join the second world war. |
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| The election was also a victory for women, providing them with an opportunity for a very symbolic re-entry into Afghan public life. |
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| It does not entrust the care of the public health to private companies, which may grow rich upon disease. |
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| His message to the White House was much more worrisome than maybe to the average person in the public. |
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| The supermodel seems unaware or dismissive of the societal stigma that is often attached to public displays of breastfeeding. |
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| With a history of con artists using small companies as a base to defraud the public, anything that smacks of looser controls makes regulators squeamish. |
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| I fear that this worshipful praise drowns out criticism and that we are robbed of the benefits of conducting an open public debate over the course of economic policy. |
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| Yet in his speech tomorrow he will defend his judgment rather than seek to explain it away as a temporary lapse which was never intended to be aired in public. |
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| Either Uber will continue to dodge its detractors, or customers will eventually find its public reputation unpalatable. |
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| This is considered an almost unpardonable breach of parliamentary etiquette, according to which the actions of the Whips are not subject to any public scrutiny. |
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| Any member of the scholarly community or the general public may apply to study at Chawton House Library, which is to be a non-residential reference library. |
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| After an hour or so with his head under the bonnet, and various trips to the public toilet for water refills, the radiator was patched up, and we were ready to roll out. |
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| The Daily Beast sat down with Travolta for a wide-ranging discussion about his greatest hits and public persona. |
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| Dewey Square was hired to do the outreach to these communities by Global Strategies, another public affairs consulting firm. |
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| When a hot stock starts falling after an overpriced initial public offering, Wall Street tends not to panic. |
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| Human capital, for example, is built through public education, private education, and on-the-job training in the private sector. |
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| Is this just a cheap shot at unreconstructed public choice theory? |
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| The mammoth 19-inch reflecting telescope, one of the largest public telescopes in northern England, is housed in its own dome at the forest visitor centre. |
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| The downturn in fundraising activity is most pronounced among unicorns, whose valuations arguably got carried away relative to public market prices. |
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| Asked about funding public libraries, Osborne put the onus of responsibility on local councils. |
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| The contractor should plan for the wrecking of the structure, the equipment to do the work, manpower requirements, and the protection of the public. |
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| Indeed, public condemnation and overreaction by state authorities may serve only to make the Ebola outbreak worse. |
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| A huge well-marked network of paths of varying difficulties covers the country and makes our public footpaths and long distance paths look like small beer. |
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