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Sample Sentence for 繁文缛节

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I've given up trying to get a visa; there is too much red tape involved.
2
Many people believe that the government's red tape hinders the development of enterprises.
3
忿
Entrepreneurs complain bitterly about the government' s failure to deal with frustrating red tape.
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Others have proven counterproductive, creating more red tape and fatigue than results.
5
The more straightforward the boss is, the less red tape you are restricted by.
6
I seemed to see it all so clearly, the rituals and tonalities of that old world.
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The government needs to think long and hard about its policies on taxation and red tape, which threaten to stifle growth and employment.
8
He alone lives, while other people, slaves of ceremony, let life slip past them in a kind of dream.
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He alone lives, while other people, slaves of ceremony, let life slip past them in a kind of dream.
10
We can respond very quickly as we have no red tape, no need for higher management approval, etc.
11
1919
Kongfuzi's Lizhi is backward looking, custom-based and non-scientific in approach and is renounced in the May 4th Movement of 1919.
12
We are able to respond very quickly as we have no red tape, and no need for higher management approval.
13
贿
The state government, he says, kept red tape to a minimum, did not ask for bribes, and does not interfere much now.
14
It is this which has to be understood and not your theories of Vedanta, with the rituals and all the paraphernalia of organized religion.
15
Do not have to live a debauched life, we need not phase from cross-dense, two tea, talked about overnight, it is better than too much red tape and impractical.
16
便
便使
Thus, Google Music is stuck on legal red tape because Google wants to make it easy and cheap for people to manage their media.
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And it has no intention of undoing the protectionist red tape, particularly in services, that does the most to hold back Japan' s economy.
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1930
He had stories of the tortuous rituals of the Forbidden City, Emperor Pu Yi's last moments there and the troubled puppet court run by the Japanese during the 1930s.
19
耀
Courtly love shone as brightly as a meteor in history and afterward we witnessed the return of all the bric-a-brac of a supposed renaissance of stale antiquities.
20
That will entail much longer queues, much more bureaucracy and even more delays in an industry already detested for all these things.