They both took quadruple bogey nines and suffered the exquisite torture that golf inflicts on all those who deign to play the game. |
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O powerful god, he cried, thou who holdest empire over the waves, deign to hearken to an unfortunate man! |
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In fact, the administration doesn't even deign to tell us the results, normally. |
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In all the articles maligning students of the past two decades for apathy, the media rarely deign to mention this counterexample. |
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I think that would be a bit much to ask of it, since it did not even deign to ratify it. |
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So apparently confident was he of victory that, over the whole period of the campaign, he did not once personally deign to canvass support. |
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No respectable journalist will consider that a story, or deign to cover it. |
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Officials do not deign to answer to the public and show contempt for their opponents. |
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But few deign to explain how the construction of the millions of solar cells required to convert that energy into electricity would be financed. |
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When Parliament asks a simple question, why did he fire a minister, he will not even deign to answer. |
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During her surprise visit to Lebanon on 23rd February, US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice did not deign to meet with President Lahoud. |
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This is a question which his colleague for Outremont did not deign answer the other day, for obvious reasons. |
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Now all that is missing is for the Emperor President in Prague Castle to deign to sign the Treaty but, anyway, we do seem to be making progress. |
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I ask you, Commissioner, to ensure that this question reaches the President of the Commission, who did not deign to hear our question. |
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However, in addition to a high level of reliability, deign, ergonomics and price also play a decisive role in today's market. |
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You get home and the last thing on your mind is concocting a lavish meal for two or three or however many of your children deign to put in an appearance for this meal! |
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She didn't deign a reply until she was about three feet away. |
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Anthony didn't deign a reply because the teacher had now started to speak. |
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He would never deign me with any sort of acknowledgment, because I was too low on the totem pole. |
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Should we be grateful for whatever music they deign to release and grade them on a curve because of it? |
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I trust that the Prime Minister and his minister will listen to reason and heed the arguments of the first nations, and that he will deign to admit that it was a mistake to impose his views on the future of these communities. |
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Would you deign to be my instructress, I should prove an apter scholar than if taught by Signor Rappaccini himself. |
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Rosa Saraguro died on May 30, without her three daughters from Ecuador at her side, because some public officials did not deign to use common sense and to show some compassion. |
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Will the Irish Presidency address this serious problem, or will it avoid the issue like its Italian predecessor, which did not even deign to reply to similar questions by numerous Members? |
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The gold in a ring is unoxidised metal, and transmuting it into the oxidised form would require it to deign to participate in some chemical reactions. |
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May the Good God and the Immaculate Heart of Mary deign to accept the humble sacrifices which they have seen fit to ask of me, in order to vivify in souls the spirit of faith, confidence and love. |
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That a South Korean minister would deign to visit a Chinese tech firm which until recently was barely known outside its home country, let alone sit through such a lecture, is telling. |
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But there is one bit of good news for motorists: should they deign to take public transport, they will find Geneva hotels often give out free travel passes for the city's excellent trams and buses. |
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I say it is a sad day when the civil liberties of a people are taken for granted by the government and only judged to be at risk when the elites or special interest groups deign to acknowledge the risk. |
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How does the government explain to farmers that it did not deign to improve assistance for cull, when these farmers are in an extremely difficult situation? |
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She didn't deign to be as one with the universe I was creating for us. |
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Last week they held a general assembly at which they decided to increase their pressure tactics so someone will at last deign to heed their appeals. |
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I fear my Julia would not deign my lines, receiving them from such a worthless post. |
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I ask him to deign to call me to Himself whenever he wishes. |
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Similarly, John Kerry's team found the Swiftboat charges so ludicrous they didn't deign to answer them. |
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