I felt ashamed that I, a pre-med student, was nothing more than a meddling bystander during this life-or-death struggle. |
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Thus, there was little a well-meaning band of foreign do-gooders could achieve by meddling. |
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There are grumblers who say this is another example of meddling by the nanny state. |
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Elections should be open and transparent so there is no opportunity for meddling. |
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The Labour factions decided, however, it was no good meddling in West Lothian. |
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I don't think we need to be seen to be meddling too much in the affairs of the Middle East region. |
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Increasingly, the minister is meddling in areas that he should leave well alone. |
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He also said foreign governments should stop meddling in Hong Kong's affairs. |
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It is one thing to contact the dead, it is another to meddle and you are meddling. |
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A distaste for meddling in free trade in art remains strong, as does our desire for visual contact with an original. |
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Unfortunately, this week you're especially liable to interpret well-meant advice, cautionary tales or even offers of aid as undesired meddling. |
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The archetype of the domineering, meddling woman persists in folk motifs and literature throughout history and across cultures. |
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The weakening of the Federalist party and its eventual demise a few years later were largely due to Hamilton's wrong-headed meddling. |
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Howard blustered about mad officials meddling in people's lives and undermining plain common sense and individual responsibility. |
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Prominent right-wing pundits like to portray the above interventions as woolly-headed meddling by decadent, smug millionaires. |
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Tim has a history of failed romances, generally because his meddling mom puts the kybosh on things. |
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This article on energy policy shows that fuel shortages and price leaps are almost entirely created by government meddling. |
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Government meddling and bureaucracy, to whatever degree that might be true, is preferable to unbridled monopolism. |
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The Vatican signed its ill-famed concordat with Hitler in 1933 to prevent him from grabbing church property and meddling in church affairs. |
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Much Ado About Nothing tells the tale of two relationships and the meddling do-gooders who muck them up. |
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A retired British Army major is planning to offer refuge to companies sick of government meddling in the Web. |
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First of all, he used foam board, which is sturdy enough to withstand meddling gravity. |
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She is ever the meddling reporter, looking to create the ideal stories in her off-hours. |
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Like all good cabals, it is hard to know exactly who belongs to the Establishment and how Machiavellian their meddling is. |
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They defy the myth of public sector pen-pushers meddling in business affairs they know nothing about. |
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His actions have a whiff of the old offence of maintenance and champerty, meddling in another's law suit for his own advantage. |
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But on what basis does a government excuse its meddling into the private financial affairs of its citizens? |
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Emotionally unstable, needy, self-destructive, meddling, they threaten the fabric of our civil society. |
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Tony's meddling sister Janice turns into an excellent foil and object of Tony's anger. |
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Perhaps someone with the inquisitiveness of my German friend has been meddling. |
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If that were the extent of their meddling that would be bad enough but there have been dark and dangerous consequences. |
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Shaun White blames State Department meddling in pipeline issues for Olympic medal loss in halfpipe. |
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For an organisation normally chary of meddling in its ten members' internal affairs it is an obvious area of potential co-operation. |
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Instead, the families' objections have more to do with Mr Murdoch's perceived populism, editorial meddling and rapacity. |
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But no attention was paid to these warnings and the episcopate was even reproached for meddling in what did not concern it. |
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The subsidy trough is never full enough, and political meddling is a constant nuisance. |
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There's the band, of course, hundreds of roadies, uniformly massive and goateed like pro wrestlers, and the odd meddling journalist. |
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And Tepco struck back at Mr. Kan, saying his meddling interfered in its disaster response. |
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The EU meddling with the UK postal system is as foreign to me as Britain fiddling with the Flemish, Finnish or French letters. |
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Another approach may be for you to forthrightly, but respectfully, address rumours and meddling behaviour. |
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On top of everything else, it is meddling by an unelected, irresponsible body. |
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This cross-border meddling is exactly what Hassan was seemingly able to prove. |
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However, Europe is right to rail against Russian repression and governmental meddling in the lives of its neighbours. |
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State meddling in what has historically been regarded as a natural division of labour may irk some. |
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Instead it meddles, often malevolently, with its neighbours. That is not surprising, for it has been the victim of much meddling. |
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Similarly, non-governmental organizations should be working for the betterment of the country instead of meddling in its internal affairs. |
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He told Hudson that he had to understand that people who had their homes invaded felt very bad about the fact that others had been meddling with their property. |
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Jack Taggart, is yelling at his son, Billy, to carefully affix all the scarecrows to their posts, while also accusing him of meddling with his equipment. |
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On Thursday, the Russian president, Vladmir Putin, accused the US of meddling in a bid to undermine the 2018 World Cup. |
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These principles seem rather basic, but the government is undermining them more and more by meddling with the rule of law. |
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But my main objection is that it is more meddling by the European Union in taxation matters. |
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Yet many citizens are seduced by the notion that we have suffered from excessive judicial meddling. |
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I alone can create unity in hearts, if you stop meddling and if you let Me act. |
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An example of this was Hutton's meddling in the political process to propel Canada into the South African war. |
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This regrettable position occurred as a result of incessant pressure and meddling by the United States Administration. |
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Aided by some divine meddling, Paris performs the consummate indignity against his host Menelaus by absconding with his wife. |
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The next place to watch for riots, or other kind of Russian meddling, is unknown, but my money is on Azerbaijan. |
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Pakistan, born in the scrabble to decolonize after World War II, has suffered from endless American and British meddling. |
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The same lament about constant meddling from politicians could be applied to education where since the eighties there has been reform followed by contradictory reform. |
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Her eldest son might be kind to trees, or he might be a meddling buffoon who thinks it his birthright to have the rest of us jump to it whenever he shoots his mouth off. |
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I mean, I guess she's still meddling, but at least she's off our backs. |
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Dispense with all the insipid government meddling and let the market decide what happens to Wall Street from this point forward. |
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Youngsters who began meddling with the furniture and other products on display, had to be restrained now and again by the elders accompanying them. |
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He laid the blame firmly on meddling by foreign powers sowing civil disobedience. |
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For months, Russia had been meddling in the affairs of its neighbor Ukraine without having to pay a serious cost. |
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As long as they abide by their own internal rules of governance, the secular society imposes no meddling restrictions. |
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The legal argument centers on whether the state is unconstitutionally meddling in federal law. |
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Thus the chances of his winning the game is sabotaged by unfair meddling. |
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He fears a rural domestic backlash and continued foreign meddling as a result of the pact. |
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Or can his actions be explained as essentially defensive and reactive in response to growing American meddling in areas of traditional Russian spheres of influence? |
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It's time these starry-eyed amateurs stopped their hare-brained meddling. |
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The pond was filled with wildlife, as there were red and yellow goldfish swimming about, ducks paddling about on the surface, meddling with the herons. |
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Deborah talks about politicians not playing to their strengths when meddling in the day-to-day, but also believes the service's political profile can only be a good thing. |
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What is gained by meddling with a highly wrought comedy plot? |
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Salmond was stunned by the unexpected concession, which seemed to have deprived him of the opportunity to attack Westminster for meddling in Scottish matters. |
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The obnoxious meddling journalist is a stock character in fiction. |
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That, he says in a parody of Islamist rhetoric, would show nosy secularists, whining human-rights groups and meddling Western governments who is boss. |
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Prodromou said denationalising CyTA would free it from political party meddling and phenomena of corruption. |
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And the new working group also needs to be free from political meddling, including from the House Republicans who have regularly run interference for their big-bank allies. |
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Then Nicola is left open-mouthed with disbelief when the trip is scuppered thanks to some last-minute meddling by her husband. |
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Writs were common prohibiting Church courts from meddling into the title of land, even if it were to be held in frankalmoign. |
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Even without the UN's meddling, ICANN is a collaborative effort of the global community. |
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Many aren't even meant to be part of the habitats they now maraud across, but thanks to human meddling, they ended up there, then got bossy about it. |
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Aggression and foreign occupation, foreign interference and meddling, poverty, underdevelopment and exclusion are among the main such causes, to name a few. |
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One man was stabbed to death in a row with another looter, Estonia says. In this section Secularism v democracy The final countdown Bronze meddling Sinn Fein's moment? |
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If a country is rich, powerful and developed it can be blessed with such natural resources, but it seems that the fate of a poor country with such gifts is exploitation, strife and international meddling. |
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He's furious at her meddling and has a real go at her, prompting Heather to say she doesn't want to live with Shirl any more. |
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Though still popular among voters, he had forfeited the trust of his colleagues through his contemptuous treatment of them, his meddling and his indecisiveness. |
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Mr Gore's problem was daffy Florida balloting and Supreme Court meddling. |
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China and North Korea both condemned the embargo as meddling in the internal affairs of developing nations and promised to make efforts to increase their trade with Iran as a partial counterweight. |
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The opposition had undermined the work of the constituent assembly, however, by meddling with the rules of procedure and attempting to revive old tensions. |
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New Resources: RAP has been strengthened with new resources for the production of intelligence on foreign meddling in the affairs of ethnic communities in Canada. |
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Operation Decisive Storm consolidates principle of unacceptability of any foreign meddling in Arab countries sovereignty. |
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Mr Johnson suggests creating an arm's length control board to oversee the government's ownership, free of political meddling. Still, helping banks recapitalise only partly mitigates deleveraging. |
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An increasingly erratic Bruce takes potshots at Tony, Dom tries it on with Belle and Lisa's meddling causes nothing but trouble. |
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Or you can meddle with their meddling, by asking questions about their questions, or offering a canned response to their predictable opinions. |
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That government will have to be able to organise free, fair and transparent elections on schedule, in accordance with the Lebanese constitution, without any outside interference or meddling. |
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To win this high regard from both the complainant and the agency complained about, the Ombudsman needs to be an officer free from meddling or pressure. |
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This was mainly the result of government meddling in media activities and the adoption in 2008 of a law imposing an automatic right of response in the press. |
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The good old international community, despite its meddling in terrorist laws and rapid reaction forces, has done nothing to ban depleted uranium weapons. |
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While it was not always thus, keeping a distance is now necessary to protect the federal authority from the appearance of meddling in provincial affairs. |
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Jessica Fletcher, the widowed detective of Murder She Wrote, extended the Mary Worth tradition of kindly meddling to the criminal scene. |
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Charles grew exhausted with the pope's meddling in what he viewed as purely secular affairs. |
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Without this, all social concern will be muddlesome meddling, and all work for the future will be planned disaster. |
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It may also originate in Roman displeasure at an empress meddling in political affairs. |
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Hamas leaders have been careful not to criticize Egypt's border clampdown in public, for fear of being accused of meddling in Egypt's internal affairs. |
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Gaunty relishes the role of burly striker in the party's declared war on the EU's meddling in our affairs and wasting UK dosh on airy-fairy schemes. |
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There was growing concern especially during former president Daniel arap Moi's tenure that the executive was increasingly meddling with the affairs of the judiciary. |
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