For all its harshness, Ladakh's is a fragile environment, and purists might balk at the kind of meal my hosts cooked that night. |
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He tried to balk and twist around somebody and got caught holding the ball, and the umpires pay the free kick. |
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Perhaps it would be called a balk today because the ballgirls were conspirators. |
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And then in the sixth it was a balk again, allowing Georgia Tech to take the lead. |
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Many will balk at the suggestion that Megan's Law should be expanded to include warrants, dropped charges, and even acquittals. |
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Truly, Hero is so tightly organized that the viewer may balk at its clockwork elegance. |
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Still, others in the ad industry balk at the retro idea of sponsorship and product placement. |
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It can be by virtue of a hit, a putout, an error, a forceout, a fielder's choice, a passed ball, a wild pitch, a balk, or a stolen base. |
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They might balk at that sort of money and refuse to pick up the tab, which was a scary thought. |
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Because of the balk, both runners advanced one base, giving the Twins a 5-4 victory. |
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They may balk at the idea of a top boss getting millions while a company's share price is falling. |
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Parents concerned about allergies may balk at the idea of keeping pets around children. |
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A fellow driver chose to have words with him and criticised him for weaving about on the track in order to balk those who try to overtake. |
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If they later raise rates and institutions balk, cross that bridge when you come to it. |
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Harris Tweed is protected by a raft of laws, stamps, and authentications that would make any copyright pirate balk. |
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To get a taste of Olympic cross-country skiing, I didn't balk at a longer drive. |
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And patients who simply want to pop pills for whatever ails them also may balk. |
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Most officers will assimilate that which is successful in mission accomplishment but balk at appeasing perceived idiosyncrasies of another nation. |
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Producers are not likely to want to hire another actor who may balk at the pressure of filming the major project. |
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Unlike entitlement cuts, sequester cuts must be renewed every year by Congress, and sooner or later, Congress will likely balk. |
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Even the most accommodating of employers would balk at such demands. |
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The more European voters balk at economic reform, the more politicians yammer on about values. |
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Those who balk at entering the ramshackle craft offered may be compelled to embark at gunpoint, so that no one remains in Libya to tell the tale. |
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Certain dependent or associated territories balk at adopting the exchange of information. |
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At some point, investors will begin to balk at increasing their exposures to the United States. |
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Eventually, investors will balk at increasing their exposure to the United States. |
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Disaster victims may balk at being offered welfare rates since they do not consider themselves welfare recipients. |
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FundSERV's mandatory standards committee plans to take the same approach with distributors who may balk at new network standards. |
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They balk at any perceived intrusions into their newly claimed independence. |
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Although there is no religious proscription against working on a Thursday, traditionalists balk at change. |
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Horses may balk and refuse to walk over drain grates in the middle of the floor or alleys. |
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The losers launched one last attack but who was there to balk them, none other than Johnny Nevin, who ventured from his own left wing to cover the right wing raid. |
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And both balk at the plan for tax cuts aimed at the better off while the defenceless are being punished. |
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I hope they will balk and not agree to do so, but they are being pressured to. |
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We balk sometimes at that, but they have managed to shift the tax burden successfully over the years. |
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Walking and gardening are the only two activities to balk the trend and to retain their popularity regardless of age. |
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Pigs often balk if air is blowing in their faces as they exit the building. |
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Merchants could well balk at supporting incompatible payment operations. |
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A critic should not balk at savaging what is bad just as he does not shy from praising what is good. |
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Does it not occur to these office-bound mandarins that many white and middle class people balk at being faced with fells, lakes and dry stone walls? |
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Do not balk the opportunity to see the church on the Green Hill. |
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When there's a runner on first base and the pitcher makes a motion to throw to that base from the rubber, he's charged with a balk if he does not complete his throw. |
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Webb met Justice and uce 53 in the parking lot, threatening to balk at doing the exchange there, the undercover cop testified. |
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Even colder, whenever veterans balk at paying the usurious rip-off, company lawyers sue them, usually in courts far away from where the vets live. |
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When his company probes management structures, exposing the fact that bosses are party hacks or people appointed because of connections, the clients often balk. |
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Animals may balk at contrasting shadows, bright spots, and changes in floor surface. |
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Cereal traditionalists may balk at the idea, but a new Melbourne café is pushing the revolutionary concept of shovelling down your Frosties or Cheerios in a public setting at all times of the day, even when at the cinema. |
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Yet when a patient is admitted with a knife lodged in his eye, and the resident doctor seems to balk at the task ahead, it is Georgie who calmly removes the knife: he restores sight to the sightless. |
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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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I balk at supporting any cause that has the support of professional appeasers such as Tony Benn and Tam Dalyell. |
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Thus organizations which balk at decentralization nevertheless reap the benefits of the decentralized structures of other members of the System, at little or no cost to them. |
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Cinemagoers who are willing to pay extra to watch James Cameron-style spectacle may balk at having to spend those extra pounds to watch Jay Gatsby and Daisy Buchanan make mooncalf eyes at one another. |
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He's decided to balk at the adversity the business is currently facing, and instead is seizing the challenge as a means to maintaining farming in rural Canada. |
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It is perhaps this which explains the motivation which projects generate, to the extent that the actors in the project often balk at the idea of reverting to standard work. |
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The upstream countries regularly criticise the excessively high prices of raw energy supplies and complain that the downstream countries balk at paying their fair share of maintenance costs of the restraining dams. |
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I have never really been a competitive runner and I balk at pain. |
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Even so, I suspect the academy will balk at the intensity of Timbuktu, which leaves the field to Leviathan and Ida – and either would be a deserving winner. |
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I think they'd balk at the initial investment! |
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When you throw in all the bonus content, especially Painter Photo Essentials 4 and MediaOne Plus, I can't imagine how anyone could balk at the price. |
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Palin promises more force if producers balk at committing their gas to a viable gas line project. |
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Acoelorrhaphe wrightii requires the following exposures: semi-shade, light, sun A. wrightii likes moisture and does not balk to have the feet in water. |
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In Québec, the return to equilibrium is occurring in an orderly fashion, and only an economic shock such as surging interest rates or a recession could make the market balk. |
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Understandably, however, politicians balk at reform. |
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Our musicians like to breath in these flavours brought by the winds, they do not fear the encounter, they do not balk with the idea to mix their luggage with those of the others. |
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Some might agree that membership in the firm is perhaps more compulsory than membership in a municipality, but balk at applying the analogy to the nation. |
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However, many CSA members and most average consumers continue to balk at the small but important loss of freedom in being financially tied to one farm. |
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Everyone from liberal mainliners to most traditional evangelicals today would balk at this kind of attribution of suffering to God, especially the suffering of children. |
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Jones quick pitches. The umpire calls a balk, and the runners advance. |
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