This, of course, takes up considerable square metreage, to say nothing of all the other facilities which he and his alliance propose. |
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Gone forever was the dark and gloomy look, to say nothing of slippery floors and stuffy odours. |
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There were handshakes and greetings on every side and the lucky ones got teddy bears and red roses, to say nothing of rings and pendants. |
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The candidates have also attacked and counter-attacked in public with unrivaled speed, to say nothing of a loose affinity for the truth. |
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And of course there was Bentham with his felicific calculus of pleasure and pain, to say nothing of Jefferson and Franklin. |
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True individualism among academics, to say nothing of donnish eccentricity, is but a memory. |
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This includes exotic bread and delectable cakes, as well as tarts and pies, to say nothing of hot cross buns and Easter eggs. |
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This is to say nothing of the gravity of the other star in a binary system. |
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I have a very critical view about socialism, to say nothing of Leninism and Stalinism, but I have a great love for the Soviet Union. |
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There were noisy typewriters and even noisier teleprinters, to say nothing of piles of typewritten sheets of paper. |
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Peppered with innocuously mischievous lines, the play brought forth suppressed smiles, to say nothing of good-natured guffaws. |
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That is to say nothing of the cerebral challenges in finding the most unlikely-looking stone to successfully skim. |
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Her cool, unsmiling, aloof look, to say nothing of her understated but hip fashion sense, goes along well with her her musical style. |
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But to say nothing of the innovative frame structure, what stands out here is the guile and agency of the female characters. |
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Encumbered as he was with his mask and cothurnus, to say nothing of the padding, it will be seen that the Athenian tragic actor had no easy task before him. |
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The possibilities of moral and political embarrassment, to say nothing of the implication of commanding officers in prosecutable actions, are simply too great. |
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It's generally true: national and local variations in tone color, to say nothing of interpretive approaches, have largely disappeared. |
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It may take ages for a Japanese garden to come to maturity, to say nothing of the gardener. |
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But we've also done a truckload of action figure reviews, Anime reviews, and game previews, which is to say nothing of the feature articles and classic reviews. |
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I lack the wherewithal to start my own competing certifying board, to say nothing of the chutzpah. |
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Given the time frame, to say nothing of budgetary considerations, I don't expect blastoff any time soon. |
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Gigantism is pure form over content, to say nothing of personal self-indulgence for a few individuals. |
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Youngsters were joyfully engrossed in creating their vehicles, to say nothing of all the fun they had racing them. |
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And that is to say nothing of the danger of increased criminality and vandalism as people become poorer and more embittered. |
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Abolition of involuntary servitude to say nothing of chattel slavery, was clearly a moral imperative. |
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This kind of thing can only make the learner shake his head: isn't French grammar complicated enough already, to say nothing of French amours? |
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This is despite hundreds of thousands of hens dying every month, to say nothing of infected cats, quails, pigs and ducks. |
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This places considerable demands on all concerned and calls for initiative, time and energy, to say nothing of the cost. |
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This leads to situations of human decline, to say nothing of the waste of social resources. |
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Unfortunately, to say nothing of past cases, this has not been consistently implemented in certain recent situations of war. |
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He found his existence as an army officer somewhat depressing, to say nothing of being downright dangerous. |
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Now for the complications and awkwardness, to say nothing of elbows and gossip and rivalries and all that other stuff. |
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By this means we are told that waists can be reduced, flat chests inflated, hips broadened and lungs strengthened, to say nothing of reducing weight. |
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He is rangy and square-jawed, and he has exquisite establishmentarian credentials, to say nothing of a vast pile of money. |
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And this is to say nothing of election strategies that hinged on racial resentment. |
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Now there's a wide-ranging choice of tasty burgers and crispy savouries, to say nothing of novelties like French fries, ice cream, milk shakes and sundaes. |
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He implemented the program, oversaw it, and defended it, to say nothing of the secret prisons, which he also directed. |
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All that work would be compromised, to say nothing of all the drawbacks related to foreign species entering Lake Winnipeg, and the pollution and salinity I already mentioned. |
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People note the eye strain associated with hours spent in front of a computer screen, to say nothing of carpal tunnel syndrome suffered by people who keyboard all day. |
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That is what the Adversary has accomplished on this planet, and it has gotten you all to quibble over the silliest of matters, to say nothing of the serious matters facing you ones. |
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There is the lack of hygiene, resulting in many diseases, unemployment and the resulting precariousness of life, the very acute problems linked to education, to say nothing of AIDS and the increasing overall insecurity. |
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Such behaviour causes countless problems and even has psychological repercussions, to say nothing of the often invisible financial costs, such as decreased productivity and loss of motivation. |
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Joe's Snake Eyes, to say nothing of Darth Vader and another kind of storm trooper renowned for the wearing of red armbands. |
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These services can reduce the strain on the court system, thus reducing costs to the taxpayer, to say nothing of the reduced personal costs-to both children and parents. |
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With regards to this extremely sensitive issue, there is no place for politics, to say nothing of politicking, especially if the issue is used purely to win votes, as appears to be the case here. |
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Various divisions of the Supreme Court have been overhauled as well, as have tribunals in a number of districts, to say nothing of the Judicial Inspection Board. |
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The more people there are on the bus, the cheaper it will be to travel, to say nothing of the atmosphere that increases exponentially as the number of passengers grows. |
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She had already eaten a large lunch, to say nothing of a full cooked breakfast that morning. |
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It seemed possible that the book would appeal to logophiles, cryptographers and crossword puzzle fans, to say nothing of Super-Ghost players. |
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Furthermore, the TV-program linkman tells some courtesy words to the sponsors to say nothing of your outdoor advertising placed in the hall that may be on camera. |
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After all, they argue, the evolutionary record shows plenty of lineages moving from complex structures to simpler ones, to say nothing of extinction — both of which throw cold water on the notion of teleology. |
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Doing nothing will increase health care and education costs, to say nothing of lost prosperity, increased social service costs and incarceration costs. |
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Turkey's accession process did not grind to a halt during the Finnish Presidency, nor was it shunted into a siding, to say nothing of the much predicted collision. |
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The evolving legal position of women has resulted in quantum jumps in their lives and enabled them to assume and exercise new functions at many levels, to say nothing of the new rights they have acquired. |
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The idea smacks of thought control, to say nothing of unenforceability. |
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Central heating and chill winter winds can wreak havoc on skin, to say nothing of the effects of burning the candle at both ends during the festivities. |
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