Although a friend of the King, my loathing of the overthrown politicians was such that I accepted with alacrity. |
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Among the latest batch of begging letters was a request to speak at Gordonstoun, which she has accepted with alacrity. |
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But then again, he did leave the helicopter with alacrity when we landed and the door was finally slid open. |
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It's a recipe for good decision-making in terms of the speed and alacrity with which you can make decisions, of course. |
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Dillingham pointed out that in certain cases the FAA has acted with alacrity. |
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He swung from laying on the charm to cold-eyed boorishness and rudeness with alarming alacrity. |
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Now that's what I call real thoughtfulness, and of course I accepted the suggestion with alacrity. |
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With their wings hidden away, they can race through burrows or scrub with the alacrity of shrews and mice. |
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It isn't that the British responded to the crisis with insufficient alacrity, or that they showed a want of resolve. |
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So the federal government responded with astonishing alacrity, great efficiency. |
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This is one divorce that conservatives should embrace with all alacrity and enthusiasm. |
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Meanwhile, I've gone through the archives with speed and alacrity, but still can't find the name of the hotel. |
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And after catching the vicar's eye once again, he relented and beckoned to him to come over and join them, which he did with alacrity. |
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One of the key facets of the game of basketball is the speed and alacrity of movement that players exhibit. |
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Although the cats eyed him mistrustfully, they popped out of the cramped cages with alacrity. |
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So it was with great anticipation and alacrity that G.H.S. Tramp Club enthusiasts sallied forth every third Saturday. |
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The game had opened up with such alacrity that something had to give and it did so just on half time but in the most conventional manner. |
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You become anxious, and this in turn causes you to become diffident, which consequently kills your body's alacrity. |
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They were being offered a regular and secure investment opportunity which they seized with alacrity. |
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The alacrity with which other countries took up the idea is remarkable. |
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Again, opponents have learned on the enemy ball to counter movement by matching their adversaries' lifters, and reacting with appropriate alacrity. |
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It also has fine senses of smell and touch, and thrusts itself into the rough-and-tumble of feeding and mating with alacrity. |
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The question is: Why did the Council of Ministers not follow with the same alacrity? |
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I trust that the Court of Auditors will be able to stir itself with unexpected alacrity to bring its opinion before us. |
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As you know, this year the FCC is moving with alacrity to deregulate the TV-newspaper cross-ownership ban. |
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Why therefore cannot that message be put across with greater alacrity and greater effectiveness, by the Commission in particular? |
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He accepted with alacrity and this nameless disc put Manu onto the African, more particularly Cameroon, tracks. |
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The thing that impresses me most is the generosity and alacrity with which our senior colleagues agree to spend time with more junior ones. |
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Consumer complaints should be treated with respect, fairness and alacrity, from the moment they are lodged to the moment they are settled. |
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The alacrity with which public and civil society groups in every part of the world have embraced the responsibility to protect confirms this. |
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Thereafter, Britain sought to send more and more of its immigration boys and girls to Australia where they were received with alacrity. |
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I will certainly pass on her comments. Knowing Mr Patten, I am sure he will respond with alacrity. |
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Obviously, the two school boards involved in this request did not respond with alacrity. |
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It is for all of us in Europe, including PACE, to work with alacrity to create the pre-conditions for lasting peace. |
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Photographed clutching a spiny anteater with the same alacrity that he might hold a non-alcoholic beer, this may not be Harry's only prickly encounter in Australia. |
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How did they transmogrify her with such alacrity from someone you wanted to go for a drink with to someone you'd be more likely to catch up with at a funeral? |
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When it comes to nuns, though, the church is somehow able to act with alacrity. |
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The internet is largely responsible for enabling new players to get to grips with the game, everyone from grannies to students seemingly taking it up with alacrity. |
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Displaying the same alacrity from the gates as he had when winning a Doncaster minor event, the Mujadil colt was guided by the stands' rails to a workmanlike success. |
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This was a situation I would have to remedy, and with alacrity. |
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As the match progressed, the players hit the target with alacrity. |
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That is why he will agree to your proposition with alacrity. |
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The next day his peremptory order to the authorities to send the irregulars home was obeyed with alacrity, and this should have been the end of the matter. |
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Henry pressed with the alacrity of a bargainer at the negotiating table. |
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Special Envoy Ahtisaari and his team worked with alacrity and commitment, paying numerous visits to Belgrade and Pristina and conducting extensive consultations. |
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We must act with alacrity toward many of the things that we are seeing, but above all, we must act in the spirit of cooperation with other countries. |
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Let's get down to business, tackling these issues with the same energy and alacrity with which we have approached previous ones, and with our proven excellent cooperation! |
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But then, given the alacrity and determination with which the Kimberley Process has moved to deal with the real diamond problems in Venezuela, Lebanon and Zimbabwe, perhaps this is inevitable. |
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The fact is that, on the basis of proposals we made last February, the European Commission put forward its own proposals with the greatest alacrity. |
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Rayfuse suggested the problem is not what flag a vessel flies, but the alacrity with which a flag state exercises its rights-open registries alone are not the problem. |
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Pilsner is to be congratulated for tending to this tedious task with alacrity and sophistication. |
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Her refusal to submit with sufficient alacrity to the will of the doctors was taken as evidence that she was unfit to be entrusted with this authority. |
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Roger's misadventures as he loses sight of Bob and Joan and passes through these villains' clutches are emphatically punctuated with excerpts from The Daily Scourge, a tabloid that sensationalizes with alacrity. |
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Yet this government never of itself furthered any enterprise, but by the alacrity with which it got out of its way. |
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It's impossible to satisfy every person who's applied for every program in every province in terms of alacrity, but I really believe the PNP is a valuable program and I will continue to work with Manitoba on that. |
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Western expansion was taken up with alacrity. |
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The Senate quickly ratified the treaty, and the House, with equal alacrity, authorized the required funding, as the Constitution specifies. |
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This evening, however, he was struck by the beaming alacrity of the aide-de-camp's greeting. |
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He had a uniform jacket with one button off, and seeing a white man on the path, hoisted his weapon to his shoulder with alacrity. |
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With the alacrity of a Widow Twankey suddenly called upon to defend fellow guild-member, Mother Goose, Today's guest editor upheld Woolf's damification as an establishment inevitability. |
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I never shall forget the alacrity with which Johnson answered, striking his foot with mighty force against a large stone, till he rebounded from it, 'I refute it thus. |
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The alacrity with which the US moved to find the perps of the Boston bombing and the swathe of operations initiated by tactical response teams at one level scare you. |
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