Some described false confidence as the ultimate fair-weather friend, buoying you when times are good and deserting you when they're bad. |
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The regime was pilloried as a fair-weather friend in the wake of that event. |
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Even several thousand years ago government figures were known to be fair-weather friends who exploited their friendship for personal advantage. |
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He said till such time as the metalled road was constructed, a fair-weather communication link be ensured. |
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The best way to defend democracy is to spread democracy, not suppress it in the interests of fair-weather friends. |
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The fact that he can say that tonight suggests that, actually, he is a fair-weather friend. |
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The fair-weather friends have evidently evaporated into thin air, effectively abandoning him and vilifying his illustrious name. |
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Frustrating as regulars find these fair-weather exercise interlopers, they were also all beginners once, he says. |
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Highs are generally fair-weather systems hundreds or even thousands of kilometres across. |
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Again, this is not a provision for fair-weather Canadians who then want to seek the protection of Canada. |
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This entails letting go, lightly, of fair-weather friendships that no longer serve you. |
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Following my bizarre interaction with a patch on the back of some kid's jean jacket, I acted as a fair-weather fan. |
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The morning was thus quite agreeable, and the conscientious ice cream vendor would have been out hitting the streets and taking advantage of those fair-weather revelers. |
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Surely, he asked, I wasn't a fair-weather fan? |
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Republicans appear to be fair-weather fans as well. |
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In closing, I am reminded of what Thomas Paine once said when he was writing at the time of the American Revolution and so-called fair-weather friends. |
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I went to the football game and stayed for the entire game, not like you fair-weather friends who left after it became clear we were getting killed. |
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He saw no reason not to make enemies of such fair-weather friends. |
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Nine years of extravagance, fair-weather friends, a stock market crash, a paternity suit and a devastating gambling addiction have left the 38-year-old man nearly penniless. |
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Whilst someone may be revealed as being a fair-weather friend, in the weeks to come a tie with another pal, can go from strength to strength. |
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The other thing to consider is that you're not making the right kind of friends, you're making fair-weather friends rather than lifelong pals. |
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Some of these organizations may only be fair-weather friends and leave the coalition when the time is deemed right. |
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The industry is based around people's dreams and aspirations, and network television can be a fair-weather friend. |
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He doesn't need the vacuum created by fair-weather friends in the posh padded seats. |
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This unexpected weather torture test also proved convertibles no longer need be only fair-weather friends. |
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The condition of this environment is shallow, with medium to low energy and presence in the photic zone below the fair-weather wave base. |
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She put little nosegays from her garden on his desk, and tried in every way to show that she was not a fair-weather friend, but faithful through evil as well as good repute. |
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With fair-weather friends like Canada, one can only pity Ukraine. |
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Author Snyder also offers her readers a simple and direct language that children can relate to and that makes it easy for them to grasp the concept of a fair-weather friend. |
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Luckily for the unborn, there are no fair-weather friends in our Movement. |
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This is exactly why you shouldnt let fair-weather friends distract you. |
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