Like Tim, Pegg is a fan of comics, Star Wars and frittering hours away on his PlayStation. |
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Given my propensity for frittering it away, it's better that I have a legal obligation to pay it to her. |
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This point is really a vexation of the mind and a frittering way of precious energy. |
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But some now question whether the emir, Hamad bin Khalifa al-Thani, is frittering their wealth away on foreign ventures. |
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In 1942, he already had a reputation as a spendthrift and a playboy, misbehaving in Brazil and frittering away the budget for another unfinished film. |
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In the 2000 campaign Mr Bush claimed tax cuts were necessary to stop Congress frittering away the surplus. |
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Unless Mr Toledo changes course, he risks frittering away Peru's great opportunity for democratic revival. |
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Instead, we have the government frittering it away and measuring its progress by whether or not it is running a deficit. |
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When we have a brand name like Parks Canada we would be a little careful about frittering away the benefits of that brand name. |
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A minority federal government is frittering away the fruits of years of sacrifice. |
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So even as Boomers fret about their parents frittering away their inheritances, there's no assurance that they will behave any differently themselves. |
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Moreover, the Europeans tend to spend their meagre resources inefficiently, generally devoting the lion's share to salaries rather than equipment, and frittering resources on countless national projects. |
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We are not talking about frittering away money. |
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If we choose sensibly, we will dress in a way that does not disconcert those around us, eat food that will not damage our health, and spend our free time constructively rather than frittering it away. |
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Why is the government frittering away our biggest trade opportunities? |
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Mr Barroso, I believe that you will make your fellow Commissioners conscious of the fact that we cannot create a welfare state on credit, in so doing frittering away our children's future. |
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