Medieval and Renaissance history get some attention, but ancient history gets relatively short shrift. |
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Yet we may have brushed them aside, kissed them off, given them short shrift. |
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Antiwar activists shouldn't worry that their concerns will be given short shrift. |
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Salt in medicine and nutrition, salt in chemistry, even salt in cooking are given short shrift. |
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While referring to the laws of other jurisdictions, US courts have given them short shrift. |
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And the world number one gave one journalist short shrift when asked what was wrong with his game. |
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I've always believed in the twin values of rationalism and humanism, but humanism has often felt as though it got short shrift in our community. |
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Audio budgets are often given short shrift, even as sound design becomes more critical in today's immersive titles. |
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As the US and western powers tool up to tackle this new threat, civil liberties will receive very short shrift. |
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A few thought I gave short shrift to the value of biodiversity in medicine. |
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Yes, we had slackers, draft dodgers and antiwar advocates, but they got short shrift, little attention and almost no press. |
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In general, philosophy, history, and policy got short shrift in teacher-preparation courses, the paper said. |
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That way, the neighbor won't be expecting an endorsement, and the opponent won't fear he will be given short shrift. |
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Such behaviour can only receive short shrift to the fruit of democracy Zambians have only just started enjoying. |
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Will the networks continue to give short shrift to the international stories so prized by the globetrotting correspondent? |
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Each character has his or her own painful story, and none are given short shrift in this treatment. |
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But Leonard, who travelled to New Zealand in 1993 and South Africa four years ago, gives the men in suits short shrift. |
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Woodward also gave short shrift to the rumoured spat between Larder and O'Sullivan. |
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The effect has been to objectify these occupations and give short shrift to their mythologizers. |
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Quite a few of them, especially the officers who represented the military elite, hated the Bolsheviks because they saw them as giving short shrift to the state. |
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But the film can't overcome its director's ham-fisted sermonizing on how those with little get the short shrift while the privileged play by a gilded rulebook. |
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Women, that 'special interest group' that makes up over half of the population also get short shrift from the budget. |
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How an antiquated understanding of race relations results in minority staffers getting the short shrift. |
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I believe that Nova Scotians, Newfoundlanders and Labradorians are still getting short shrift. |
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It is very interesting that the issues affecting the oceans of the world really receive short shrift. |
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I hope those arguments will be given short shrift and Parliament will wave this measure through. |
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However, when we look at the free trade ideology coming from the government, all these other issues get short shrift. |
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I have said before that the oceans are dying and that it is an issue that receives short shrift in the House. |
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Science and technology and anything to do with economics were given short shrift in the classical colleges. |
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The act grew out of the situation that existed in Canada in the early 1960s, when it was observed that French was being given short shrift. |
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We need to give subsidies for polluting energy short shrift, and direct as much as is needed of our funds to sustainable energy. |
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Freedoms of assembly and association were given short shrift by those consolidating their power. |
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She is one of many senators who work hard to raise issues which are sometimes given short shrift in the House of Commons. |
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It has been recognized that the Commission's compliance and education functions had been given short shrift over the years. |
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And though the risotto is a bit oily, the lamb shank in the middle is served as such a tenderly appealing stew, the grains were bound to get short shrift. |
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In 1986, crime victims got short shrift from the justice system. |
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But the downside is sometimes we give short shrift to everything else. |
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This itself is interesting as it has been remarked upon by a number of scholars that, among the patriarchs, Isaac seems to have gotten short shrift literarily. |
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Likely, Harold would have accepted the short shrift with his usual cynic's grace. |
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Even Margaret Oliphant got short shrift, mainly because of the prevailing male sniffiness about the fact that this eminent Victorian novelist wrote for a living. |
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Traditional American notion of independence, permanency and identity with neighborhood are given short shrift in this approach. |
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News bureaus give it short shrift, as they do most federal agencies. |
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Though the film hints at the mighty struggle the Kers went through building Coorain, too much happens off-screen and too much is given short shrift. |
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On Mozart's funeral a spoil-sport historian once again gives short shrift to our cherished melancholic picture of a great man just heartlessly chucked into a hole. |
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Why was this bill, which also deals with language rights in his own province of New Brunswick, a bilingual province, why was it given such short shrift? |
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Overall, the diversification debate thus far has tended to give only short shrift to the fundamental nature of the commodity sector to the economies of the region. |
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The Vita is selective in its coverage, and gives short shrift to Wilfrid's activities outside of Northumbria. |
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The people of Nova Scotia are getting short shrift in this budget. |
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In this Budget Implementation Act, 2008, regional economies-an issue I feel strongly about and one that will always be close to my heart-and environmental concerns are really given short shrift. |
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Here, in the interests of brevity, I am giving short shrift to the numerous debates that concern the definition, scope and applications of the term. |
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A TAWDRY film glamorising gang thuggery in Birmingham is being given short shrift by cinema bosses. |
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With short shrift being given, in terms of strategy and particularly in terms of the allocation of resources to development strategies and diplomatic engagement, the situation is not going to improve. |
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It is always given short shrift and it is reactive. |
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But Seidman gives short shrift to the constitutionalist trend that has been taking place outside the United States. |
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Privacy and civil rights advocates have long warned that privacy and other individual rights were being given short shrift in governments' haste to improve national security. |
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A form letter reveals itself to the reader and gets short shrift. |
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In fairness it should be said that Origenism gets similarly short shrift. |
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We handled it a bit overzealously but we learned the lesson and I told the players to zip it and not get involved with referees because they just give you short shrift. |
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