This is most vexing and I think a serious clarification of our respective roles in this relationship should be undertaken, pronto. |
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It is a vexing issue of how to serve the needs of children and disabled adults without infringing religious liberty. |
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Mr. Darcy frowned while he normally enjoyed Miss Elizabeth's coyness, at time like these it could be most vexing. |
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A general parish meeting could be a fountain of fine ideas and not at all as vexing as some of the reverends might shudder to contemplate. |
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With clear tables and incisive arguments, it is a single-volume reference on this vexing sociocultural problem. |
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With its incredibly high storage density, the DVD might just be the solution to two vexing problems. |
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At its core, Malthusianism deals with a wide array of vexing ethical and empirical questions pertaining to multiple areas of knowledge. |
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There are some people who like to see you post next chapters without any vexing cunctations. |
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The President is busy with foreign-policy flare-ups and a vexing economy. |
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The trouble is, the rules governing courtship today are vexing and often destructive, reducing the stuff of poetry to something akin to emotional dodgeball. |
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Mr. Brett said that if proxy voting seems confusing, cumulative voting is even more vexing. |
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This Janus-faced image of the Columbia represents both a vexing conundrum for Pacific Northwesterners and a battleground over what the river means to the human community. |
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Genocide is one of the most vexing and challenging problems in the world today. |
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That is a very noble, very necessary criteria, but it is a vexing question. |
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Nor does it cover private stashes such as Mr Gurlitt's. Whatever Germany does now, Mr Gurlitt's case remains vexing. |
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Another issue raised by the authors is the vexing one of the exchange rate regime classification. |
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The so-called honour crimes are one of the most vexing conundrums facing local communities around the Middle East. |
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Therefore it is an important question and it is a vexing question and I am sure the next Parliament will deal with that. |
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According to him, it is 'particularly vexing to continually hear the sincerity of his country questioned. |
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The issues and problems confronting our institutions of higher learning are numerous and vexing. |
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The foregoing analysis suggests that the performance problems associated with third-party government are significant and vexing indeed. |
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This is a vexing question because in Canada we know there is a large concentration of banks and further consolidation would raise some questions. |
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One vexing question is why thousands of young Canadians are involving themselves with dangerous street gangs. |
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That is why, in my view, however taxing and however vexing this round is, we certainly should not give up, and nor will we. |
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Determining whether a person is an employee or an independent contractor can be a vexing problem for an adjudicator. |
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A more vexing problem is discerning the suicide attempt from the accidental overdose. |
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It was most vexing, especially, when her Ladyship turned in Kathleen's direction to speak, placing Kathleen in the most uncomfortable disposition. |
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If Paul Ryan visits communities to try to solve some of the most vexing problems facing our nation, will the media cover it? |
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The results are vexing, and increasingly dangerous as Moscow builds threats on the foundation of its own propaganda. |
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While the U.S. has struggled to address all of these elements, the most vexing has proven to be the political process. |
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More vexing than the short-shrift mentions are the flat-out omissions. |
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Notwithstanding examples of the leadership we have cited, in our view, gaps in leadership within the federal government remain a serious and vexing concern. |
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But Jim Steinmeyer's efficient though vexing new biography makes it clear why we all live today in Charles Fort's benightedly bizarre world. |
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The timeliness of service had been a vexing problem for the sector. |
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The vexing findings pertain to quarks, which are the main components of neutrons and protons. |
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Keith Martin: Mr. Chair, I am glad that the Conservative foreign affairs critic has brought up this vexing and challenging foreign policy problem. |
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But the fact that feral cat populations have gotten so large in recent years makes the problem that much more vexing. |
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In the face of development, climate change and fragmented governance, freshwater conservation is one of the most vexing and pressing environmental issues of our time. |
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Equally vexing for researchers, proteins tend to be fragile and prone to denaturing while being studied. The lumbering pace of most protein analysis makes matters worse. |
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Nonetheless, the problem of how to square the desire for independence with the reality that not all shareholders in the IMF are equal, remains vexing. |
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Teachers may find the free-rider problem especially vexing. |
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The peace talk sponsors and participants have for years repeatedly wrapped the vexing issue of weapons turnovers in ambiguous language or parked it on the sidelines with independent international commissions. |
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But the two sides remain far apart on vexing issues like pension cuts and VAT increases, even though they have moved closer on privatisations and this year's fiscal targets. |
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Exchange rate management is at the best of times a vexing technical challenge, particularly for a country in transition from a command to market-based economy. |
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Special education is a particularly vexing challenge for First Nation educators, where the level of low-needs behavioural and academically-delayed students is two or three times the level estimated for the general population. |
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However, one of the difficulties vexing Canadians on all sides of this debate is the ability to find bona fide research that confirms or negates different parts of the argument. |
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Other vexing verbal constructions include infinitives functioning as adjectives and the ever-insidious dangling participle. |
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The vexing problem of damages for mental distress arising out of a termination of employment has once again been at the centre of a legal battle in the courts. |
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This spending reflects the government's firm and ongoing pledge to resolve several vexing challenges that confront Aboriginal peoples and Northerners. |
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To those better versed in its ups and downs, indeed, a duty of exculpation can seem especially vexing when some of the best sport of the season gets relegated to a relative footnote. |
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On the other hand, it is more difficult to have full integration in these areas than, for example, in the political field, where people can sit at a table and discuss vexing questions. |
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The apparent purposelessness of the balloon was vexing. |
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Whenever he faces a vexing story problem, he pulls abstractedly at his forelock, twisting it into a kind of tusk that, if he lowered his head and charged, would deal the problem a mortal blow. |
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For liberals, the question of how to square this circle is a vexing one. |
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