We have to show them they can't have a toehold in Leeds, that there is no place for people who sow seeds of hatred and division. |
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So how can first-time buyers find ways out of this situation and at least get a toehold on to the elusive housing market ladder? |
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And they are appealing for the public to use the hotline to help stop other dealers from getting a toehold here. |
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He realises that his party is battling hard to retain a toehold in what was once its bastion. |
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Janet carefully swung one leg over the sill and rested her small foot on the narrow toehold as she shifted the rest of her through the opening. |
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Few independent comic artists have succeeded in gaining a toehold in the lucrative spin-off market. |
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Furthermore, his trademark fusion of ornate mysticism and lurid pop-art aesthetics had taken a toehold in New York's art scene as well. |
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Younger workers, who have used computers their entire lives, are now gaining a toehold in the workplace. |
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Quite simply, local young people are being squeezed right out of the housing market, quite unable to contemplate gaining even a toehold. |
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If any form of sexual license is condemned then it leaves a toehold for other forms of sexual license to be condemned. |
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The far western edge of the yard held back the weeds, wild alfalfa, buckbrush and whatever else could find a toehold out there. |
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One step after another I fumbled for a toehold, my legs weak and my grip moist. |
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He may not know a flying drop kick from a toehold, but he created the opening salvo in a soon to be exploitation standard. |
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Slowly but surely, carry bags made of newspapers and cloth discards as well as coconut-shell cups and spoons are gaining a toehold in the resort. |
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Having established a toehold, the parent company then looks to expand with further acquisitions. |
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Your weight shifts and, incredibly, your right foot catches a toehold. |
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Her hands grasped the tiniest cracks and protuberances and without thought to where they would take her, her feet scrambled for the slightest toehold! |
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Like Héctor, many others fall on to the track in the scramble to get any sort of toehold on the daily train. |
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State elections in the north-east will bring no cheer, whereas in the south it has problems in Karnataka, its only toehold. |
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Smaller numbers of Bulgarians, Romanians, Moldovans, Ukrainians, Georgians and Russians also have a toehold in Greece. |
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Alberta really got a toehold and started to build and blossom from that time forward. |
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Something we have to understand is that this is Canada and the free traders' toehold in South America. |
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They managed to get a toehold, except of course in Tajikistan, where different things operate. |
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The refounding of our Polish group gives us a crucial, if slender, toehold in East Europe. |
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Facebook, which had struggled to find a toehold in Vietnam, took off in 2009, and now claims 3 million members. |
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To get a toehold on the Laetoli problem, the researchers first compared the gaits of modern humans walking on sand with two sets of the fossil tracks. |
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Achieving a toehold in America remains an objective and he intends to explore this option with appointments already in his diary to meet distributors. |
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It's easy to read themes of ecology and anti-industrialism into what are extremely overbuilt industrial cities where nature has to fight for a toehold. |
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Even Twitter and YouTube are gaining a toehold in Canada's public service. |
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A 2001 campaign under the ROC to gain a toehold by organizing one or more non-union branches met with a rabid retaliation and cost two prospective members their jobs. |
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Finally, for the past couple of decades, we have seen democracy get a toehold and start to entrench itself there. This is a direct threat on those accomplishments. |
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In 1967 the SNP got a toehold in Westminster at a by-election in Hamilton. |
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Find a product that gives it a toehold and build from there. |
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We did gain at least some toehold of respect in last week's decision for our free trade position in our litigation policy and our arguments before American officials. |
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But Canada also has a toehold in building products and construction, environmental equipment and services, agriculture and agri-food, energy, resources and mining. |
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The Congressmen want the former Lok Sabha Speaker to lead the party from the front to help it regain its toehold in the state. |
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It gives the UAE a toehold in a country likely to join the EU, the world's biggest single market, in the next decade. |
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Rebels said government forces shelled Donetsk airport around 10am, where Ukrainian forces have retained a toehold despite fierce close-quarter combat between the two sides since the nominal ceasefire began on 5 September. |
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As would-be first-time buyers struggle to get a toehold on the housing ladder amid rising property prices and tougher mortgage-lending criteria, investors continue to pile in to the rental market. |
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These lab animals sometimes escaped or were set free, allowing African clawed frogs to get a toehold in North America. |
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With the inauguration of its newest outlet in the Perugia province last year, Mazzi secured a toehold in Umbria, a region located in central Italy. |
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But, absurd though they inevitably were, at least the Street's latest nuptials had a toehold in reality. |
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There is a great rush to keep that toehold in South America. |
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The free traders have a toehold in South America where the rules that we thought were great will still be upheld by a corrupt and decadent government that has nothing in comparison to the human rights that we espouse. |
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I believe its time that new and young faces should take charge and hence senior leaders should make way for them to get a toehold in politics. |
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So the Netherlands paid a price for gaining a toehold in the Council. |
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At the time, many parts of the world were still recovering from the war's devastation, while developing nations were struggling to get a toehold on economic development. |
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Betfred's withdrawal is further evidence of the difficulty in getting a toehold in the Australian market. |
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Central and Eastern Europe has become attractive for non European airlines looking for regional hubs as a way of gaining a toehold in the European market. |
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