The. life and health of the body appear too precious to be thus trifled away. |
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They know, as farmers are loudly reminding them, that US cotton is a god, an American icon, not to be trifled with. |
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Unlike many stars, Mr Rajkumar has not trifled with the affections of his public by living ostentatiously or entering politics. |
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Yet Mr Zardari has meanwhile accused the former ruling party of killing his wife, and thereby made clear that the PPP is not to be trifled with. |
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The European Commission applies the law of the 15-nation European Union, and that law is not to be trifled with. |
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The Commonwealth Women's Association in France – not an organisation to be trifled with – has supplied Ms Lake with its membership list. |
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Crossing in company with a couple of other boats can give you a feeling of security, as the Stream and the occasional winter cold fronts are not to be trifled with. |
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It seemed like something that was too powerful to be trifled with, like a planchette resting atop a Ouija board. |
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We are betraying principles, and principles are not something to be trifled with. |
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But, as we have said, you can be sure that we also know what we can do if we are trifled with! |
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He was represented on helmets, shields, and even rifles, as a fearsome symbol not to be trifled with. |
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Important nations are feared, respected, and rarely trifled with. |
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God supplied Adam with a suitable stock, but he trifled it away. |
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Task responsibility isn't something to be trifled with. |
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Grave execrations are not to be trifled with. |
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While the world over, the heavy noise of army boots is heard, while the political leaders speak of the threat of war, the peoples are trifled with and told the story of the boycott of Olympics. |
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It is becoming increasingly apparent that the so-called European Constitution is merely window-dressing, to conceal to the citizens what is going on in the EU and how their interests are being trifled with. |
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Even in the hands of its original owner, it's nothing to be trifled with! |
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And a sharp chicken beak is nothing to be trifled with either. |
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This isn't your ordinary spider, he's got a tough wooden shell that you won't easily break through, and some spikes on his legs that aren't to be trifled with. |
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A large, genial woman, she ruled the fort kitchen and its Indian helpers ironhandedly. Within her own domain, no one trifled with Charlotte Green. |
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