The villagers pledged to keep away from liquor and also shun illicit distillers from their area. |
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They shun the marriage counselor and wastewater treatment and harm the conjugality of watershed love. |
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Is it a result of our liberation from the chains of domestic drudgery that so many women shun skirts these days? |
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If people on middle incomes continue to shun inner cities, those areas will face a bleak future. |
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Many business executives now shun the major airlines and favour the no-frills operators. |
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John Calvin's faith offers predestined salvation for a lucky few and requires adherents to work hard and shun ostentation. |
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In a position to shun the cash bribes of big business, he's now impervious to their threats. |
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Stoic, perseverant and disciplined, they are a proud people of few words who shun the limelight. |
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Tourists will continue to shun the disgusting stock of hotels that are being constructed. |
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Whether you welcome this prince of silly or shun him as a hopeless jester, on stage his outlandish world cannot fail to charm. |
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He has the rare ability to shun irrelevant waffle, to identify the important problems and produce important solutions. |
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If the hedge funds shun European junk, that dramatic shift could drive up rates on these securities even further. |
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So by claiming to shun public attention he evades confrontations and intensifies public curiosity. |
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People don't know what to do with their pain and so they shun them and they are then left alone in their pain. |
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It's a case of the more you attempt to avoid a public or shun publicity, the more it makes you enigmatic. |
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The stench from the river is so overpowering that even those desperate for water would shun it. |
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Tracy then began to shun bright colours, wearing only black, sometimes lined with deep purple or very occasionally red. |
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Magnard himself was a natural contrapuntist, often seeming wilfully to shun the blandishments of orchestral colour. |
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And those who shun the great sins and indecencies, and whenever they are angry, they forgive. |
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For example, carnivorous mammals' descendants that now shun meat include bamboo-eating pandas and termite-slurping aardwolves. |
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Those that shun or oppose this unfortunate but justified retaliation perhaps are blind to reality for some reason, and that in itself is sad. |
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We used to shun them, mock them, give them wedgies and snicker when they played Dungeons and Dragons. |
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Surely our fair city has a wealth of opportunities for those willing to shun the pub and the joypad? |
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Women have become the world's greatest woman-haters, having learned to shun all things feminine. |
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Cows and herdsmen alike shun the warm sand of a track bordered with withered sedge, to hide in the shade of an oakwood on a nearby knoll. |
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It was also a call to shun violence and animosity and to promote universal love and understanding. |
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Why can we not shun our archaic practices and methods and step into the new world. |
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The research showed they would later unfailingly lumber over to the farmers who gave them food and shun the others. |
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God grant them the grace of the sacrament of Holy Orders to do the former and shun the latter course. |
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But this is a terrorist organisation, for heaven's sake, which all decent people should shun, if not actively fight. |
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What has to be done is to shun policies like credit expansion which artificially foster malinvestment. |
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Father Costantino spoke in his sermon of the need to shun false idols such as the golden calf of scripture. |
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He outlined the practice of audism in which deaf people shun the traditional deaf community and signing, preferring to use residual hearing, speech and lip-reading. |
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As our power of resistance has got exhausted, we have shun our frustration, and learnt the enviable and saintly art of satisfaction, stoicism and endurance. |
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Henriette had reason to consider the jailor a persecutor and to shun his daughter. |
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One might logically anticipate that golfers will get more out of the film than those who shun the sport, but I don't think that's an accurate assumption. |
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The answer for religious sects like the Amish of North America is to shun bodily vanity through anachronistic adherence to the styles of the seventeenth century. |
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Why take risks, when the very name of the opera secures sold-out performances, assuming the critics don't assail it, or the conservative crowds don't shun it? |
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But the key to Bayern's big revenues actually comes from its ability to intertwine with corporate titans rather than shun them. |
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Free markets shun seemingly worthy causes, whereas the frivolous or apparently undeserving are rewarded. |
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You can go to the kaaba and shun Allah, but you cannot be a Congressman and question the omnipotence of the Nehru-Gandhi family. |
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Mankind cannot shun the computer, the jet engine and the communications satellite and retreat back to cottage industry. |
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And potential sources are bound to shun a service that does not protect them from exposure and its consequences. |
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But the university is the conscience of society and, as such, cannot shun those duties. |
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It is not enough for the moderates to merely shun the extremists and shut out their darkness. |
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Investors have begun to shun the industry and the production of the next generation of networks, equipment and services is slowing down. |
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Some experts are beginning to shun the quality time movement for something much more basic. |
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His conclusion is that Americans fib about what they watch, and that large majorities simply shun cable news. |
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He was a rarity in a country where the superrich shun publicity or pretend they are like everyone else. |
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He has always said that he designs for a woman who is confident enough to shun visible labels and logos. |
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She was personally against abortion, but she did not shun those who were pro-choice. |
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Can the tendency by society to isolate and shun people like me until they go mad be countered? |
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But exemplary and dedicated teachers surrounded by incompetents will soon grow demoralized, and effective teachers will shun under-performing schools. |
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Tragically misplaced amongst a series of powerful speakers, the decrepit trio brought roars from the pressroom and discomfort for all who shun corniness. |
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However, we must not be daydreamers who choose to shun reality. |
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If a teacher starts in on a child about religion or other such things or starts to shun a child, it is very damaging to the ego and to the self esteem. |
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The dish was a massive hit, and shun Lee Palace subsequently received a four-star review in The New York Times. |
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Is it something inherently good or something that one should shun? |
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All rational beings seek benefit and shun harm on their own account but independent choice permits them to abandon bounds imposed by justice. |
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Retailers can employ incentives such as cash discounts, rebates or loyalty points to encourage consumers to shun single-use plastic bags and opt for reusable bags instead. |
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Neighbours and friends tend to shun families where violence is common, and a woman's self-confidence can get so eroded that she withdraws from social contact. |
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For example, carnivorous mammals' descendants that now shun meat include honey badgers, bamboo-eating pandas, and termite-slurping aardwolves. |
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The momagri model is the first multi-national model to shun the representative element device, which dictates that all consumers in a certain zone are identical regarding subsidies, preferences and spending patterns. |
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In theory, this role belongs with parents, but in the majority of countries parents shun or do not adequately discharge their responsibilities in this domain. |
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He therefore called on all sides to shun violence and to respect their obligations under international human rights law and international humanitarian law. |
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As a result of this deliberate decision to shun accommodation and pursue violence, President Milosevic must now shoulder the blame for the situation which confronts the world in Kosovo. |
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Conversely, members of a society may also shun or scapegoat members of the society who violate its norms. |
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From all this we should learn that everything which has not been united with our God in Christ is nothing but an abomination which we should shun. |
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However, with the exception of breaded fish sticks, which are not made from omega-3-rich fatty fish, children tend to shun fish. |
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Ironsi was the last Nigerian leader to shun nepotism and to be truly detribalised. |
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Pupils who shun effort, are incapable of self-sacrifice and perseverance and who lack authentic models to guide them, often even in their own families. |
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Every family needs someone to shun and, happily, I am that person. |
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In the early 1960s, multiple cases of childhood leukaemia and adult cancers began to appear, a shocking novelty because Mormons, who shun alcohol and tobacco, typically have low cancer rates. |
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It should shun provocations and proliferation. |
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They have come to shun the river either because they are constrained to or out of distrust, in response to erroneous information or out of plain ignorance. |
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A LEADING business body has appealed for Jubilee celebrations to shun Chinese lanterns amid fears the fire balloons could spark a blaze. |
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Early Ireland has the distinction of being one of the first areas to shun capital punishment. |
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This filled Ashoka with remorse and lead him to shun violence, and subsequently to embrace Buddhism. |
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Perhaps it can be skilful to try to keep a degree of mindfulness about the way we can shun those outside our approval and also to make appropriate efforts to move towards them, rather than away. |
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True, you speak well of the Cross in general, but not of the one that comes your way. You shun this as much as you can or else you drag it along reluctantly, grumbling, impatient and protesting. |
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Young people tell us that traditional food is not modern food: They want to imitate foreign trends and the big city lifestyle, and so they shun our food and choose fried potatoes and hamburgers instead. |
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Another reason could be that a narrow definition of disability was used and that citizens have an aversion to disability, which they shun and refuse to acknowledge. |
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Now it cannot afford to shun them. Who controls the past…Yet some opposition diehards still reject compromise, boycotting this week's events because army types were invited. |
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The bank's pinstriped researchers shun pricey hotel cocktail lounges and venture into the sort of bars, such as Muthama's, where ordinary Africans carouse. |
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The top-ranking school systems internationally similarly shun selection. |
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He does not shun impermanence, ignorance and illusion. |
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Appalled by the loss of life, and chagrined that their warnings against drastic action were ignored, Egypt's long-standing allies in the West are now likely to shun General Sisi and his government. |
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Many otherwise well qualified salesmen are being kept from advancement to more important positions chiefly because they shun system and defy orderliness in the way they go about their work. |
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He said tribal elders and imams had been trying to convince farmers to shun poppy cultivations, but it seemed the effort had little impact. |
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When a doomster's roof leaks, for example, does he shun the services of the roofer who can repair the roof for less than it would cost the doomster to fix the roof himself? |
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He may be a Hollywood big-hitter these days, but Stephen Graham is quite happy to shun the Beverly Hills glitz for the rural splendour of the English countryside. |
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Despite this, Hon Shun followed a strict moral code, particularly with regard to telepathy. |
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Even Drake, who was far from a child when he first met Hon Shun, had grown up in many ways these past months. |
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If you have a small catering operation, a deli, or even a church kitchen, the Shun is hands-down the best mandoline on the market. |
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Around that time, in 1972, Chinese-American restaurateur Michael Tong opened Shun Lee Palace on the Upper West Side of Manhattan. |
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The way in which particularist reasoning is illustrated in historical stories such as those about Shun is also a distinctive feature of Confucian ethics. |
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Shun distractions, in other words, and you should encode events more effectively. |
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Li declared himself the King of the Shun dynasty in Xi'an, Shaanxi. |
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