Even recent approaches by the US were rebuffed or sidetracked by the Indonesian government. |
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However even he had given up hope after Ferguson had rebuffed his many attempts at getting him to postpone his retirement. |
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Early last year he tried to sell the concept to two large makers of men's grooming products, only to be rebuffed. |
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The one attempt he makes to talk to her is rebuffed yet he's still stricken to learn she committed suicide. |
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Values that embrace social solidarity and participation were indignantly rebuffed by the new culture. |
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The first attempt to storm the parliament was rebuffed by a volley of police tear gas. |
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One of the attackers tried to enter the stadium but was rebuffed by security who discovered the suicide belt he was wearing. |
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People of the world are rebuffed by the resulting arrogance and threatening postures, and peace remains elusive. |
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The dollar's attempted strong upward thrust was for now largely rebuffed in volatile currency trading. |
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Yet Havana's overtures for friendlier relations have been repeatedly rebuffed by successive administrations in Washington. |
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Thus rebuffed, he kissed the rod to the extent of asking the Committee what sort of proposal it would endorse. |
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He sent his agents, emissaries to her with fabulous temptations but the virtuous 1ady rebuffed them, one and all. |
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After several rebuffed efforts to recycle them curbside, I called the recyclers to ask what I had to do to get my boxes picked up. |
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It is vital that the clergy's attempts to pressurise politicians are rebuffed. |
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Clay's efforts to locate and fix her image are rebuffed in a weary kind of manner. |
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When two men pulled up in a station wagon, the girls rebuffed their sexual advances. |
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We tried desperately to obtain such an electoral pact with the Greens before the election, but we were rebuffed on every occasion. |
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However the department has rebuffed calls to criminalise those who refuse to obey the law. |
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Cooley appeared in person in May to appeal that decision, but his entreaty was rebuffed. |
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Its wrath, had it been rebuffed, was potentially catastrophic. |
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And although Beryl, simple lass of cheery disposition, has tried to sweet talk Tom on more than one social occasion, the old cuss has always rebuffed the olive branch. |
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But my request to interview D.A. Henderson, the famed smallpox eradicator and head of the newly created Office of Public Health Preparedness at HHS, was rebuffed. |
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Of course, there was the Stonehouse bill, but a private member's bill could be easily rebuffed in the absence of a government granting it sufficient parliamentary time. |
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Members of the Syrian moderate opposition want to coordinate on airstrikes, but say they have been rebuffed. |
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She said her efforts to inquire into Madoff's operation were rebuffed with disdain. |
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That stung, and when McConnell approached Reid late Monday to strike a deal, he was rebuffed. |
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McGowan also rebuffed the suggestion that she will have little impact as an independent MP who sits outside government. |
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Yanis Varoufakis rebuffed speculation that he could soon throw in the towel, less than five months after the leftwing Syriza party was voted in. |
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Mackinnon would doggedly raise the need for legislation over the next few parliamentary sessions, only to be repeatedly rebuffed. |
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I have to say that this is not the first time the Standing Committee on International Trade has been rebuffed. |
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I would like to begin with a few comments for the member who just rebuffed our Bloc Québécois colleague. |
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It displays a dangerous and economically illiterate philosophy that needs to be strongly rebuffed. |
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While that bid was rebuffed by PCS management, most everyone expects more aggressive takeover attempts for PCS are on the horizon. |
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Growers across the Prairies have generally rebuffed the outrageous fertilizer valuations offered to them even just a few weeks ago. |
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With the invasion of Canada from the west rebuffed, Michigan was in turn overrun! |
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These men had travelled from the war front to complain about non-payment of salaries, but were rebuffed by the government. |
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Soon, other young women began trying out for boy's teams, only to be rebuffed. |
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He woos Alexandra, but he is rebuffed by her two older brothers, who distrust any man who has seen the world beyond Nebraska. |
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Firmly holding that research determines the economic, social, and political development of a nation, he rebuffed all pseudoscience, such as astrology. |
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Now he had been firmly rebuffed, he was pressing the destruct button. |
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Former governor Bill Richardson, who won freedom for Hunziker, tried in January to meet with bae, but was rebuffed by the regime. |
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He had just rebuffed a proposal from the French ambassador to relocate the Acadians to French territory, saying he did not want to lose useful subjects. |
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He rebuffed calls to institute the death penalty, and his last term as governor ended in his defeat. |
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When his literary ancestors attempted to conquer la-la Land, they were rebuffed, rewritten, or humiliated. |
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Her bids to join Republican leadership have been rebuffed, and House colleagues co-exist with her uneasily. |
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He paraglided, scuba dived, and even tried to rappel down Mt. Rushmore before he was rebuffed by park officials. |
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When he was discharged in 1946, he began arranging for Harry James, but his career hit a snag when bebop, an intellectual genre that he rebuffed, became the rage. |
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Barricade offered to print a correction or a retraction, but every offer was rebuffed. |
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In January 2006, Sudan was rebuffed once again, even though the summit was held in Khartoum rather than Addis Ababa as is usual for the January meetings. |
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As does the fact macron rebuffed approaches from France's right wing. |
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I was told by a number of my constituents, who I had encouraged to participate, that they were rebuffed, told that the consultation was by invitation only and the locations secret. |
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For its part, the court could win greater acceptance if it showed more willingness to take on foreign advisers, rebuffed political interference and did a better job of explaining some of its legal argumentation. |
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The imprint of the pilgrimage thus became a reality over the whole of the new itinerary, and the neo-pilgrims could pass without fear of being rebuffed or looked at askance. |
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Indeed, Justice Department lawyers have been consistently petitioning higher courts to intervene to block Mr Walker's orders, but have been rebuffed because the time was not yet ripe for appeal. |
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I have put many questions about this to the Council and Commission, which have each time been rebuffed, and now we are left dealing with the consequences. |
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They would be rebuffed by police forces and told that it was none of their business, that they should collect their money from the insurance company and not worry about it. |
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Its efforts to persuade companies to drop the prices of TV shows have been rebuffed by all except News Corporation and Disney, on whose board Steve Jobs, Apple's head honcho, sits. |
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The ramifications for the US-ROK alliance should Washington attempt to enlist the cooperation of Seoul for a more aggressive policy and be rebuffed is profound. |
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The United States and others have tried repeatedly to engage the Eritrean leadership, including with the aim to convince them to stop, but to date the Eritreans have rebuffed attempts to open a substantive dialogue. |
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But he was rebuffed because the Hollywood icon was secretly back with her former husband, baseball player Joe DiMaggio. |
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John Howard made an attempt in 1999 by proposing a new preamble to the constitution acknowledging the first Australians, but the proposal was rebuffed by voters at a referendum. |
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After being rebuffed, he found work with Strand Films, providing him with his first regular income since the Daily Post. |
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They were delayed in southern Norway while Olaf's return was rebuffed, but became even more unpopular than he had been. |
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Orderic relates that he had previously demanded control of Maine and Normandy and had been rebuffed. |
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The Schmalkaldic League had allied itself to the French, and efforts in Germany to undermine the League had been rebuffed. |
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Dulles rebuffed Johnson's request, and informed Eisenhower of the objections made by the Senate. |
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Her own attempt to negotiate a marriage to Don Carlos, the mentally unstable heir apparent of King Philip II of Spain, was rebuffed by Philip. |
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He left the club in June 1983 after his request for a contract and pay rise was publicly rebuffed by the board. |
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The Houthis, however, rebuffed an initiative by the Gulf Cooperation Council and continued to move south toward Aden. |
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Salazar rebuffed a request in 1950 by Indian Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru to return the enclaves, viewing them as integral parts of Portugal. |
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Irritated, Mello finally decided to confront the Chinese, but was rebuffed by his captains who thought that they should remain passive instead. |
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These were initially rebuffed by the stadtholder, who did not wish to endanger the alliance with France. |
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However, since the introduction of the new law, the Bank of Japan has rebuffed government requests to stimulate the economy. |
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Bognanno would like to meet with OPM officials to discuss the ramifications of the recoding issue, but says he's been rebuffed. |
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He joined in the demand for a full public inquiry into the Air-India disaster, charging that it would be a betrayal of years of Liberal promises if the government rebuffed such demands. |
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Turkey is looking for a new strategic vision, which is all the more necessary now that its possible integration into the European Union appears to be rebuffed, or to be more precise, compromised. |
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As some of my colleagues pointed out, again and again Chuck Cadman was rebuffed not only in this chamber, not only with the rejection of his bills, but also at the justice committee. |
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The union applied for judicial review of the Board's reconsideration decision, but was rebuffed by the B. C. Supreme Court, and then by the B. C. Court of Appeal. |
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Second, an agency that relied on Veeck to treat incorporated materials as having merged into uncopyrightable law could be easily rebuffed. |
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Moreover, several passengers said that when they questioned airline employees about their rights, they were often rebuffed or passed along the chain. |
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All those efforts have been flatly rebuffed by the Eritrean authorities, whose attitude and conduct, moreover, have been disdainful, haughty and irresponsible. |
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When he went to the Securities and Exchange Commission, he was rebuffed because Bernie Madoff had been a big, known figure at the time, had been involved in the industry, and had a good reputation. |
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His warnings about resisting any advances are rebuffed by the stubborn swordswoman and she is soon being carried off to the woods for an unfortunate end. |
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To his dismay, he was rebuffed by the town's Parliamentary governor, Sir John Hotham, who refused him entry in April, and Charles was forced to withdraw. |
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Having been rebuffed once by his potential parents-in-law his courtship is unlikely to be a simple matter of dropping in for tea and Battenberg cake. |
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Perhaps more important to the strategy of the Spanish king, the League had allied itself with the French, and efforts in Germany to undermine the League had been rebuffed. |
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These calls were strongly rebuffed by Gibraltar's Chief Minister. |
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Mr Fitt had agreed to enter into talks with Humphrey Atkins, the Secretary of State, which excluded an Irish dimension but was then rebuffed by his party conference. |
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Ferdinand attempted to retain the regency permanently, but was rebuffed by the Castilian nobility and replaced with Joanna's husband, who became Philip I of Castile. |
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In 1852, Britain occupied the Bay Islands off the coast of Honduras and rebuffed the American protests claiming that they had been part of Belize before the treaty. |
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When Amaury was rebuffed in his attempt to get the earldom back, he agreed to allow his younger brother Simon to claim it in return for all family possessions in France. |
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