He makes some daring analyses about censor interference that were fascinating grist for rumination. |
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The primary thrust has been to provide greater grist for litigation, rather than tackling the hard work of defining acceptable conduct. |
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I can't imagine what it would be like to have every minute detail of my life become grist for public criticism and scrutiny. |
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Also buried here is a son, Sherwood White, who operated a grist mill on Second Creek a few miles west of Rogersville. |
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You get the feeling that daily dilemmas are grist to the mill for Singh, who seems to thrive on the push and pull of the restaurant trade. |
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Gun control, crime statistics, global warming and passive smoking are grist to his mill. |
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From kidnapped heiress to accomplice in a bank robbery, her story was perfect grist for the tabloid mill. |
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There's no such thing as a bad experience, it's all just grist to the mill. |
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This result will be grist for many theoretical papers no doubt, but at the moment we have no understanding of why it is so. |
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Census of 1861 reported that there were 13 flour and grist mills operating in Simcoe County. |
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But it will fall back to a level of immobility and indecisiveness that can only add grist to the mill of the neoliberals. |
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The ground meal or grist is next thoroughly mixed with very warm water in large tuns or keeves for a period of about two hours. |
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With the biblical passages you've given me, you've given my mind enough grist to turn over for the next couple of weeks. |
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The 243-page FBI file on Groucho Marx shows that the G-men found grist for their conspiracy theories in the most innocent of details. |
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James Joyce valued the everyday, but only if it could be grist to the mill of his highly formal art. |
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It actually fuels the logic of intervention, providing grist for interventionist rationales. |
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That will be grist to McGeechan's mill after an afternoon in which his side struggled to wear down obdurate but limited opponents. |
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The shape of the market is going to change but this will be more grist to our mill. |
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He is a great talker, a charming and incurable optimist, and everything is grist to his mill. |
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At the distillery, the barley is milled to produce grist, to which heated spring water is added. |
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Furthermore, the multiple perspectives may offer the grist needed for marshaling varied arguments on local levels. |
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But almost any small burg that sprang up along a stream in Alabama soon had a working grist mill capable of milling the non-glutinous corn. |
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That's because once the balls stop bouncing, the mouths start blabbering, providing precious grist for the league's rumor mill. |
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Gondolas loaded with small rocks and rubble discharged the load in two huge Austin crushers that operated much like a grist mill pulverizing the stone. |
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What might sound like grist for late-night comics is, in fact, a serious matter for a reporter. |
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The owners of early 19 th-century New England grist mills were usually rather prosperous men, and like most of the population at that time, the majority were farmers. |
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Documents just made public may provide grist for his opponents. |
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Independent researchers are supposed to provide a counterbalance, thwarting the drug industry's tendency to turn research studies into marketing grist. |
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Their failure provides grist for conservative educational ideologues to victim-bash and propagate the phony notion of chronic black educational incompetence. |
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The inevitable violence of their response was grist to his mill. |
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It all adds grist to the mill of those who claim that unless trained police officers are in charge, corners will always be cut by firms with one eye on the profit margin. |
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It left Pakistan's large anti-American lobby with plenty of grist to mill into accusations of hypocrisy, fickleness and untrustworthiness. |
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Our reading from Romans 8 contains gospel grist for any number of sermons and is a text to which we pastors resort often in times of loss and perplexity. |
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Sure, the decision offers further grist for the slow accumulation of bipartisan discontent. |
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Is the setting of grist mills and malt grist composition checked regularly? |
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I don't want to bring grist to your mill nor to bring you to give the answer I expect. |
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Nevertheless, they furnished the grist for what we believe to be substantial improvements to the sequential drafts. |
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Debates during these provincial initiatives have provided grist for several interventions with the Delors Commission. |
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That too will be grist for our mill, our paper mills, as is obviously the case, and we will stimulate demand on that side. |
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Before this first ingredient could be used by the early settlers, it was separated and ground at a water-powered mill called a grist mill. |
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The malt is then ground in a mill containing two or three pairs of steel wheels, which transforms it into grist. |
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Yet it is also true that perceived marginalization and lack of prospects may favour a climate that is grist to the terrorists' mill. |
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The trends observed in 2001 confirmed that anything that can be bought and sold is grist to the counterfeiters' mill. |
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There is a grist mill and distillery and four merchant shops and 2 schoolhouses at the place and the English church one mile and a half from it. |
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From the dawning of silent films, moviemakers have turned to books for grist. |
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And in their spare time, those cowpunchers, ranchers, and old rodeo riders will use their experiences as grist for cowboy poetry. |
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David Roberts of grist tweeted Sunday that Ferguson apparently isn't concerned about climate change. |
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I envisioned the forensic evidence as grist for either my law class or my blog. |
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One could not help but applaud, even if the goal was grist to the glory-mill of the Dear Leader. |
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In colonial America, small streams powered rural grist mills and sawmills. |
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But the apparent paradoxes generate great grist for mystery mongers. |
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Mississippi' is the name of the river running through the area, and 'mills' is a reference to the numerous grist, wool and saw mills that once were so central to the area's economy. |
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A grist mill and a saw mill were built on the river in the same period. |
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Many of the tricks that are used to provide grist to the mills of the election campaigns are too obvious not to be noticed, and, having noticed them, we have to vote against them. |
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In service of this vision, politicians in developed countries rolled up their sleeves and plugged in boxes and strung wires, which, while excellent politicking grist, did little for the information society. |
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The decoction process, traditional in lager brewing, uses four to six volumes of water per volume of grist and requires a second vessel called the mash cooker. |
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These forges and furnaces, unlike grist and sawmills, required a continuous supply of waterpower. |
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What evil will not a rival say to stop the flow of grist to the mill of the hated one? |
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Thus, documents from Italy to France to the Baltic were grist for the mill of the MGH's editors. |
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They built homes, a church, a wash leather mill, a grist mill, a saw mill and a fort. |
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In order to succeed, however, we must address each and every problem if we want to avoid providing grist to the mill for people-pleasers or the shameful opponents of enlargement. |
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Today's column will add further grist to the mill for financial commentators who feel the government still hasn't got the banking sector under control. |
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As soon as they are written or spoken they become the property of the world, grist to its mills of rumour and opinion and to a vengeful eternity of quotation and misquotation. |
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The Iranian action provided grist for an old disagreement going back decades which is considered by the United Arab Emirates as a violation of an agreement on joint administration of this territory. |
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The grey area is the challenge for public servants and all people in public life, as they perform their duties, and those are the ones that provide grist for the mill and an interesting forum for debate. |
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Some educators have protested that, in our kind of society, their job is not to produce grist for the mills of industry, but to help develop independent-minded citizens and well-rounded human beings. |
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Anyway, Mr Krugman's signal lack of charity and gross oversimplification in the following passage from last week offers grist for less vehemently partisan analysis of the state of American public opinion and discourse. |
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It is the area's first commercial grist mill since before the Great Recession. |
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The news provides grist for the rumor mill. |
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Water powered the grist mills and sawmills along small and large rivers in the Maritimes and Upper Canada, making possible the production and export of grain and lumber, two early economic staples. |
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Threats of being sued go with the territory and so the letter from London legal firm Joelson Wilson was grist to the mill. |
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A separate and prominent chapter on such achievements in the Human Development Report should certainly promote the cause of international development cooperation and add grist to resource mobilization efforts. |
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Generally one volume of grist is mixed up with 4 volumes of water. |
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