In typical Top Model form, the answer to this is to badger and bully the girl to toeing the line. |
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A bipartisan War Party is in control of Congress, and the media has been toeing its line. |
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It's only a walk, but couples come down to the water, toeing shells through the sand, the surf through the sound underneath. |
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If everything is in good shape you could try harder compound brake shoes or toeing the pads more. |
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I walk away cautiously, tip toeing along the path, aware of the many holes in my tattered hiking boots. |
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Lisa found herself being nominated to have a few one-to-ones with Nash, telling her she was toeing the line. |
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Murdoch, though, has insisted on toeing the line, even writing a letter to the committee doubling down on his claims. |
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Publicly, Arabia's most powerful state is toeing the Arab League's line, opposing armed confrontation and pushing for a diplomatic solution. |
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Dissidents, or anyone not toeing the party line, are regularly rounded up. |
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Despite queasiness and bickering within the party, most Social Democrats are toeing the line. |
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The Prime Minister even congratulated those members for toeing the party line. |
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Japan is now persistently pursuing its hostile policy toward the DPRK, toeing the U. S line. |
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And juvenile — let's not forget juvenile — toeing the line between creative freedom and shameless provocation. |
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She and Leny exchanged useful ideas to extend the growth of her Fellowship while they were tip toeing through the tulips. |
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Mr. Battle is at his best when toeing the line between rapture and violence. |
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We still have the Conservative government toeing the line for the Bush administration. |
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Bankers' minds thus become concentrated on toeing the line rather than innovating and adding value. |
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Leader in the House of Lords is a grand title for a not-so-grand job: charming and arm-twisting peers into toeing the party line. |
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A fourth official would be better employed trackside with a TV monitor rather than jostling with coaches over toeing the line in the technical area. |
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Out on the field, he watched the opposing pitchers as they warmed up, noting how they set up on the mound, toeing the left or right side or middle of the rubber. |
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In Aberdeen, smokers and landlords appeared to be toeing the line. |
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Now, that said, Brown has made some attempts at toeing the line. |
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That endows him with significant business gravitas along with a certain freedom from toeing the party line. |
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To give credit to anyone on that side is ludicrous because all we saw was obstruction and toeing the party line all the way along, but I guess that is politics. |
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Kolvenbach defines your vocation, is making you jump from the frying pan into the fire, toeing the line between unconditional papal allegiance and slavery to science. |
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Mr Singh's leftist parliamentary allies will balk at anything that smacks of toeing America's line, and especially of jettisoning close ties with Iran, an American priority. |
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With three of the four main private channels controlled by the prime minister and two of its three state-run channels toeing a government line, news bulletins are bland at best. |
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However, I simply have to adjust to toeing the presidency's line? So I am telling you what I believe I have to tell you for the sake of transparency. |
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Even so, the fearful journalists published the new version and a few hours later began to receive threats from the guerrillas because they were toeing the official line. |
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When the treadle is toeing down, machine will start sewing. |
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This can be repeated by toeing the treadle again into its end position. |
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Anyone who is not interested in toeing the band council line may find their property expropriated for vaguely defined community works or other first nations purposes. |
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Toeing the party line is a requirement for any aspiring politician, and the leader is boss. |
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Toeing the government line has allowed film-makers to avoid revealing the humanity of their subjects, lest a breath of truth threaten the house of cards that is the drug war. |
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