| This client seems to have a pattern of sabotaging the partnership and admits to subconscious fear of having his or her heart broken. |
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| Without any evidence whatsoever, government ministers accused the refugees of deliberately sabotaging the vessel. |
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| I urge Dr Lim to work with the community to reduce anti-social behaviour, instead of deliberately sabotaging their efforts. |
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| For sheer unbearableness, though, the prize may go to the sabotaging of Ben's poker night with the guys. |
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| In all honesty, they were again seeing it as our input sabotaging what they wanted to do. |
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| If you're doing nothing towards the goal, you need to sit yourself down and figure out why you're sabotaging your own efforts. |
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| They premeditatedly caused the immobilization of boats, thus sabotaging their use. |
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| To send spies to shipyards across Britain to check workers were not sabotaging vessels destined for Chile. |
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| When are these Reform Conservatives going to stop sabotaging any progress on the world stage? |
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| She was also found to be a vexatious litigant who, by her numerous motions and appeals, was sabotaging the timetable of the trial. |
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| Yet, Azerbaijan risks sabotaging this process by presenting a draft resolution that ignores agreed arrangements and existing realities. |
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| But there are already signs of resistence and manoeuvring behind the scenes with the aim of sabotaging its implementation. |
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| The Charest government is sabotaging this competitive advantage bit by bit. |
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| I would therefore really like to know who is sabotaging sustainable development in these institutions? |
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| Time bomb: A method of sabotaging a computer programs so that it will destroy itself after a predetermined time or action occurs. |
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| Armed militants have been attacking the oil industry, sabotaging installations and kidnapping foreign workers for ransom. |
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| Its leaders refuse to take part in a process which they say the government is sabotaging. |
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| Its leaders say that they refuse to take part in a process that the government is sabotaging. |
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| It also described how government actions were deliberately sabotaging those investigations. |
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| Lobbying by the baby-food industry and a new philosophy of deregulation led to the sabotaging vote. |
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| Or perhaps certain Republicans have a fear of success, so they are subconsciously sabotaging their own party? |
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| Hume was also savagely attacked by members of his own SDLP, who felt that, in lending credibility to Sinn Fein, he was electorally sabotaging his own party. |
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| The government failed so far to arrest or prosecute anyone suspected of sabotaging oil pipelines. |
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| The book's quizzes reveal your Affluence Intelligence Quotient and show how you may be sabotaging your financial well-being. |
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| The Steelworkers at Lake Erie were fed up with the company's stalling tactics and refusal to negotiate a contract, as well as its sabotaging of the Tricap deal. |
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| What sanctions do you impose on people sabotaging this system? |
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| Does the Prime Minister realize that what he said about loan guarantees is sabotaging his own lawyers' work and is bad for the forestry industry and for Quebec? |
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| What possible reason would anyone have for sabotaging your parachute, tovarich? |
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| Anyone voting in favour of anything other than the compromise will be sabotaging this entire piece of legislation and will be preventing any phasing out of mercury thermometers at all. |
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| The Coalition backbencher Warren Entsch, who has been talking with colleagues on holding conscience vote, said Shorten could be sabotaging the chances for marriage equality by rushing the bill. |
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| In parts of Iraq, there are insurgents intent upon savaging and sabotaging the attempts at democratizing the country, combined with the ever-mounting tensions between the religious communities. |
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| With humour and minimal means, he seeks to destabilize pre-established codes of perception by sabotaging the very logic of his material, lancing the viewer toward incredulity before even the most common cultural objects. |
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| When Colonel Pynchon, whose war effort against Germany consists of dirty tricks, discovers Goucher's tales, he asks him to write stories of Hiawyn sabotaging the enemy. |
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