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It would have provided her professional detractors with a few less redoubts for attack .
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Yes; but it might make some unpleasant talk if he really defends the suit.
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It also teaches you food is fuel in the first place, not pleasure.
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Nor should policy disputes be used as an excuse to undermine the stability and evolution of the relationship.
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Perhaps this openness of American fiction gives readers and publishers an excuse to ignore the need for translated texts.
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That fact could provide ammunition to U.K. banks, which have been pressing for more-lenient terms.
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Such a State is hardly to be realized in this world and would quickly degenerate.
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We'll have to wait to see if this numerical convergence gives rhetorical ammunition to supporters of congressional legislation to reprimand China for its currency policy.
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Song Yu's understanding of the female resulted in his pioneer's position in erotic literature in the Chinese literary history, but left a cause for gossip for later generations.
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By that measure, the Thai army and government, who are both under pressure from a street movement that inflamed a border dispute around the Preah Vihear temple, have questions to answer.
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The "one-party allocution" system was set up by Sun Yat-sen but was also restricted, which left a pretext for the attack from the community.
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It's seen as proof of what Awlaki and others have been saying, that the U. S. is hypocritical and that most Americans are enemies of Islam," Mr.
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However, our efforts are often accused of being in "violation of human rights" by Western media. Why cannot we be more natural when we welcome foreign guests?
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The Israeli government has provided this movement with plenty of ammunition, including the sad and sordid saga that he so carefully unearths in his important new book.
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It makes others feel insecure. It could give some countries an excuse to pursue nuclear weapons, and it makes it tougher for us to convince others to join us in preventing that.