He always addresses the important issues in the field, regardless of their difficulty or unpopularity. |
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The low numbers of these graduates in academia reflects the worldwide unpopularity of academic medicine. |
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He experienced the worst plunge into unpopularity of any President of the Fifth Republic in his first year of office. |
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But public service broadcasting is about making mistakes, taking risks and courting unpopularity. |
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How unpopular would a president need to be before his unpopularity made it safe to follow the dictates of your own principles? |
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Add in a cut-glass accent that could dead-head dahlias at 100 yards, and you have a template for unpopularity. |
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The industry's unpopularity makes its stocks peculiarly appealing now, particularly if we're on the cusp of a new bull market. |
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There was something admirable about his optimism, in view of the company's rampant unpopularity. |
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There are various explanations for their lack of success, of which the most obvious is their unpopularity. |
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The general election was an unpopularity contest in which the least disliked man won. |
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Under his leadership, the Tory Party sank to unfathomed levels of unpopularity and contempt. |
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Rasputin's unpopularity and her refusal to curb his increasingly degenerate behavior led to enormous scandal and vicious rumours. |
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An attorney-at-law shall defend the interest of his client without fear of judicial disfavour or public unpopularity. |
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Slovene politicians desperately tried to steer a middle course between U.S. pressure and the unpopularity of the war with the majority of the Slovene population. |
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The Liberals will hope to do as well as at the general election and the Scottish Nationalists to gain from mid-term Government unpopularity at Westminster. |
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The current unpopularity of beef consumption is reflected in a significant imbalance in the market. |
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Nevertheless, the courts themselves were taking account of their increasing unpopularity. |
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Despite the extreme unpopularity of the Bush administration and the war in Iraq, the outcome of the election remains uncertain. |
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This situation should never have been about the unpopularity of Omar Khadr's family or its political opinions. |
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The story is only too familiar: short-term considerations of electoral unpopularity trump longer-term considerations of sustainability. |
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On the one hand, the unpopularity of the current President will not inevitably attach itself to the Republican candidate. |
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Much of the responsibility for the inefficiency and unpopularity of European legislation lies with the Member States. |
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The unpopularity of the present leadership, the government, is perhaps a factor. |
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But little room for manoeuvre is available for him because his unpopularity has prevented real progress towards peace. |
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Complicating its task is the political reality that these election results are more a reflection of the unpopularity of the NC rather than the appeal of any other party. |
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But fighting for fiscal responsibility does not have to be a polarizing process that dooms an executive to unpopularity. |
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Emanuel, despite his unpopularity, is still the odds-on favorite for re-election. |
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Buzz Bissinger says the trial is a travesty, fueled by Bonds' unpopularity and one man's zealotry. |
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Anything that asks people to face up to the personal decisions necessary must be good in that it will perhaps enable some of us to see the toughness and potential unpopularity of the decisions to be made. |
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The Boer War had also contributed to the unpopularity of the Conservative and Unionist government. |
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Paradoxically, improvements to the safety of abortion in Chile is good news for women's immediate health concerns but does nothing to help highlight the severity and unpopularity of the law in the long run. |
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Today, however, the prevailing unpopularity of the Charest government and its indecision in matters of identity and language have no great consequential effect on sovereignty. |
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The Labour Party has abandoned its former waitand-see position for one of warning about the unpopularity of Nevis secession in the rest of the world. |
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Yet the coalition endured the past year, and is most likely to survive 2013 as well, if only because its very unpopularity gives the Tories and the Lib Dems a mutual interest in avoiding an early election. |
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Actually, there seems to be a stunning connection between the unhealthy fear of passively causing a schism, and the current intense unpopularity of legitimate defence and the death penalty. |
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The referendums in Scotland and Wales coincided with a period of unpopularity for the Government in the wake of the winter of discontent. |
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Their king was a personal friend of Tostig, and Tostig's unpopularity made it difficult to raise local levies to combat them. |
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His position was weakened by his unpopularity with his own subjects, and the threat of other military enemies to the west. |
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Their robust attempts to enforce fines and collect debts generated much unpopularity among the lower classes. |
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His unpopularity drove the Liberal Party to its lowest showing ever. |
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The theme of student alienation and unpopularity is realistically presented through well-drawn characters, a clever plot and a suspenseful story. Mystery fans will find this book difficult to put down. |
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Representatives from DreamWorks didn't respond to requests for comment on Ugly's return and her unpopularity with right-wingers. |
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Traditional Protestant historiography tended to stress the corruption and unpopularity of the late Medieval Scottish church. |
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Like in Greece, it is very difficult to understand where the SNP's and Syriza's popularity begins, and where the unpopularity of PASOK and Labour end. |
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A huge part of Gillard's unpopularity lies in her imposition of a carbon emissions tax on Australia's largest polluters, a tax she promised not to introduce and which the opposition has pledged to repeal. |
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Despite its unpopularity, the Rump was a link with the old constitution, and helped to settle England down and make it secure after the biggest upheaval in its history. |
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However, this fell to only five seats after the 2011 election as a result of the widespread unpopularity of their coalition with the Conservative party at the UK level. |
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Because of Disraeli's unpopularity among the Peelites, no party reconciliation was possible while he remained Tory leader in the House of Commons. |
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Arthur Balfour had served as Prime Minister from 1902 until 5 December 1905, when he chose to resign over growing unpopularity, instead of calling a general election. |
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Its greatest weakness was the unpopularity of the government of Sultan Mahmud Shah, who favoured Muslims, arousing dissatisfaction amongst other merchants. |
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But Master Nathaniel was indifferent to these manifestations of unpopularity. Let mental suffering be intense enough, and it becomes a sort of carminative. |
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As in New Zealand, a term in opposition has only increased the unpopularity of the conservatives and the unsalability of their free-market policies. |
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The period of unpopularity of the Conservatives in the early 1980s coincided with a crisis in the Labour Party which then formed the main opposition. |
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