His report had been available to both parties for some considerable time without demur. |
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Wringing pigeons' necks, plucking and cleaning, were jobs he now did without demur. |
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You can see them in the streets of Shiraz, flashes of shocking pink or blue kicking out from under their demur black chador. |
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Workers and unions are enjoined to accept wage cuts without too much demur, provided they are satisfied jobs would be saved. |
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We must not allow ourselves to demur on action because of any misplaced concerns, or because of a lack of total transparency. |
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Michelangelo regularly denied that anyone influenced him, and his statements have usually been accepted without demur. |
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In the case of a bilateral contract and where the receiver has not provided the service promised, the other party may demur non execution. |
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Essentially, whether or not he agreed with it, he did as he was told without demur. |
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But the film pays it zero attention, and the other women expect her to drop it and fly to Mexico without demur. |
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The intelligence officers at the bomb scene do not demur from this assessment. |
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This is done without demur in much of Europe and Asia, where municipalities often collect paper, plastics, metal and glass separately. |
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Should you suggest something inspired or adventurous, many chefs will demur and revert to their been-there, drank-that pairing. |
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What you said at the outset about privatisation, though, is not something that this House should accept without demur. |
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Prudie has long felt that the reflexive, polite demur is not necessary when people are impertinently out of line, either with their advice or their questions. |
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Not surprisingly, perhaps, Tett stepped out of her chair role's impartiality momentarily to demur at that. |
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They were accepted without demur, and the matter, to my astonished relief, was never raised again. |
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But as European Union leaders prepared for an emergency summit this week, Mrs Merkel did not demur from Mr Steinmeier's views. |
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Finally, the bank has the strength of its teams and members of staff who have mobilized without demur to find solutions and to continue the work they are doing with our clients. |
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Sasha accepted the domestic role that Bellow insisted on without demur. |
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It should also immediately and without demur suspend all enrichment-related and reprocessing activities while agreements on long-term solutions are worked out. |
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To this she agreed without demur, protesting that she was not a thief. |
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Coordination with and the assistance of the Dutch and Belgian authorities at Schipol and Brussels airports is always sought at the time of arrival and departure of witnesses, and is provided without demur. |
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Even Mr. Giuliani himself, though continuing to demur, did drop a hint or two in New Hampshire yesterday, saying at a Chamber of Commerce dinner that he might return later this year to play golf, or for other reasons. |
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Other women demur from sheer force of habit. |
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If Mr Duhalde accepts, he would at least retain his grip on the local legislature, though his national standing would be reduced. Mr Duhalde might yet demur, and nominate his own wife, Hilda, for the Senate race. |
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I agree with the point made by Mr Ribeiro e Castro, when he suggested that we should not allow ourselves to demur on action because of any misplaced concerns. |
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Still, as you do demur to the Pope's statement, it becomes necessary to call your attention to the new character imparted to your Ordinal by its makers, and to give some illustrations of what they believed and felt. |
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Many German Lutherans appear to demur on this issue, which may be sourced in the church governance views of Martin Luther. |
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Upon this rub, the English embassadors thought fit to demur. |
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