Until such a time, we cannot grudge women demanding separate bus seats or special attention in queues. |
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It was just malicious damage, so it looks like somebody has a grudge against him. |
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She was anxious that I should not have a grudge against the country, but I was already feeling quite at home. |
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He told police in interviews that his victim could have been anybody and he had no grudge against the man. |
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Times change, but only a killjoy would grudge Scots a bit of nostalgic wishful thinking at a time of year ripe for reflection. |
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A taxi driver was jailed for life yesterday for knifing his wife to death after developing a grudge against her family. |
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Because of the fact that he didn't kowtow to a lot of white interests, a lot of people carry a grudge against Miles. |
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I still hold a grudge against him and he has only added a laundry list of offenses to the grudge sheet in the ensuing years. |
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It was a grudge match, one neither could bear to lose, but gathering up the enthusiasm and hunger for the final shouldn't be a problem. |
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I was tired of holding a grudge that was only causing me to be bitter and sarcastic. |
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It's strange how someone can know there was a time quite recent you meant them harm, and still hold no grudge. |
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Even as he basks in the glory of his school's achievement, he nurses a grudge. |
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So he really blew him up? I'd be holding a grudge if someone blew me up I reckon. |
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Though I felt that Dylan didn't hold any grudge against me, my heart tells me I remain unforgiven. |
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He would have remained a borstal boy with a grudge against society who would probably have ended up in prison for a single sadistic killing. |
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Not just a grudge, but a hateful, vindictive, nasty bitterness that I didn't even know existed until this person's name was brought up. |
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Fox's Celebrity Boxing scored a knockout in the ratings ring, undoubtedly ensuring a long string of rematches, grudge matches and return bouts. |
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An adversarial, unsmiling character, Bourdain has a gratuitous grudge against a society whose bourgeois comforts he long ago rejected. |
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I am determined to show that these claims are the result of a vendetta being waged because of a personal grudge. |
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Pirates fans, looking on as their no-names struggle to compete in the N.L. Central, can be excused for holding a grudge. |
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We simply have more important business to attend to right now than nursing an old grudge. |
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Her advice is part of an open letter she has written in a Delhi newspaper on the eve of the team's departure for the grudge series. |
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He never let go of his grudge against the Oppenheimers and was adamant about fighting his cause in court. |
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Some suggestions indicate the damage could have been inflicted by a female or someone who held a grudge against the firm. |
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It's just a fantastic example of his superhumanly obsessive grudge bearing. |
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Besides the controversy surrounding the fight, the clash also forms a grudge return match between the two boxers. |
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Police are also examining his personal relationships to identify any reason for a grudge. |
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Margot writes Anne that she does not hold a grudge, and that she would not confide in someone unless they were on intimate terms. |
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This had been a clear case of the Bulls flexing their considerable muscle ahead of this week's grudge match against the Rhinos. |
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Is it spontaneous, promulgated by a third party, or the result of a growing, longstanding grudge? |
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Sources later explained that he was thought to be harbouring a grudge against the Prime Minister. |
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The difference between nursing a grudge and committing to a war should be obvious. |
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There is no reason to grudge the fact that the rain nearly spoiled the Onam celebrations. |
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Maximising profit is in the nature of the animal, and if we want democratic choice, we cannot grudge commercial media exercising theirs. |
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No one can deny Naipaul's writing skill or grudge this award for a lifetime of literary hard work. |
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For them to have complete belonging to this country may not be fully possible and we should not grudge them that. |
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But this is your last chance to preach to me, so I wouldn't grudge you the taking advantage of it. |
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The Hearts players have performed admirably during this season in trying circumstances, so it is hard to grudge them their qualified success. |
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And who could grudge her the comfort of a family just the other side of a common wall? |
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I don't grudge them their breakfast, nor their liking for the sun, and certainly not the smiling. |
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In the first semi-final, the grudge match between Albatross Old Boys and Albatross Two was always going to be a closely contested match. |
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An avid Yankees fan, he treats the contest like an extended grudge match against the Mets. |
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The final day of competition was a grudge match of rugby contested between Adelaide and Arunta. |
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It added to the tension out there, and what better than a grudge match to make it more interesting. |
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It was a grudge match coming into it and there was unfinished business between us. |
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Even if people feel discontented, they should not harbour such a deep grudge. |
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They had finally put the public grudge to rest when the engagement was announced. |
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I hope you understand that now and will not hold a grudge against Prince Rudolpho for giving you a taste of your own medicine. |
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Liverpudlians are wallowers in self pity and they love nothing more than to hold a grudge. |
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I think it must be someone who wants us out of the area or has a grudge against us but we're not moving anywhere. |
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But, just for the record, I really don't have any grudge against you, so don't take it personally. |
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I can't think of anyone at all that has a grudge against us and I have no idea if it's the same person or different people each time. |
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Although he enjoyed the cut and thrust of political life he never carried a grudge and was the first to invite the opposition for a drink after a council meeting. |
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Consider what The Ring, The grudge, Dark Water, Pulse, and a slew of other horror remakes have to add. |
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Some nurse an unreconstructed Confederate grudge, while others harbor a thinly disguised racism. |
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It's shaping up to be the over-privileged celebrity Londoner grudge match of the decade. |
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He also appears to be a racist, which is the first tip-off that he's play-acting the grudge and must be up to something more meaningful in his plottings around camp. |
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Sometimes they'll peck at a particularly luscious flower or leaf, too, but there's enough there and to spare so I don't grudge them their dietary needs. |
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I don't grudge him it but he pays more in tax than I was being offered. |
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To say that I was the object of a Gore Vidal grudge is to place me in loftier company than I deserve. |
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Evander admits, however, that he can't give them too much help so he sends them further upstream to a tribe of Tuscans who have a grudge against some of the Latins. |
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One nabob even seems to have commandeered the challenge to reignite an old grudge. |
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She had fallen in love, and he had harbored a grudge ever since. |
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He held a grudge against me, and so he made up lies to slander me. |
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I'll only harbour a grudge against you for the rest of my life. |
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For example, one might carry a grudge or feelings of guilt for years. |
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The biggest grudge match in British boxing for years is set to be the final sporting event staged at the Maine Road stadium before the bulldozers move in next summer. |
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So, its a grudge match between Northern and Southern Africa. |
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Mind you, it helps that you don't grudge me a few of your goldfish. |
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I tell thee, thou foolish philanthropist, that I grudge the dollar, the dime, the cent, I give to such men as do not belong to me and to whom I do not belong. |
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A simple man, Ramesh does not grudge cricketers getting all mileage. |
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And in general, most people have an aversion to topics which are likely to trigger a personal grudge in a coworker. |
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Without getting too spoilery, I'll just say the spectral malcontent here is a girl nursing a familiar grudge and, of course, vents her frustration through violence. |
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The intricacies of this sport have changed interminably in the 29 years since their epic first meeting in New York, but everyone still loves a genuine grudge match. |
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But while he peppered his press conferences with the odd spell of self-flagellation, claiming he was being selfish, few will grudge him his opportunity. |
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We wouldn't grudge judicial quickness in headline-grabbing cases if it weren't for the appalling figures our justice system throws up again and again. |
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The opening match of the 7th World Cup will surely be the grudge match of the tournament and will no doubt set the scene for a fiercely contested title fight. |
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I mean, I grudge nobody an honest living, but can they still be going? |
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Oxford's two teams performed well during the day, with Oxford 1 beating New Forest Pirates, and Oxford 2 winning against Oxford 1 in the usual grudge match. |
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International law has not thought of catering for the violent individual with a grudge against the state, for instance, or the fanatic motivated by religious beliefs. |
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They say reporting suspected illegals over the Web will result in people being mistakenly fingered, or let people with a grudge turn in innocent victims. |
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A FIREBOMBER who tried to murder five people including his ex-girlfriend over a grudge was yesterday jailed for 13 years. |
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I have a very strong personal grudge against my ex-husband, and I'd love to see him finally get his comeupance. |
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Earlier, there would probably have been a grudge match between two townies, or locals. |
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Now was the time to be avenged on his old enemy, to wreak a grudge of seventeen years. |
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We Micks only hold a grudge about such things for 300 years or so. |
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The grudgier the grudge the higher the profile, and high profile equals spondulicks. |
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You're only hurting yourself by holding a grudge against them. |
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Although she was not ultimately removed from office, she still carried a grudge against her impeachers. |
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Ross speculates that he may have borne a grudge against Edward for depriving him of a fortune. |
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Newman held no grudge against the rebels and made the Queen's Hall available to them. |
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This supposed grudge match did not eventuate, and the series faded out with Britain again winning with consummate ease. |
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Swift said generously that he did not grudge Berkeley his inheritance, much of which vanished in a lawsuit in any event. |
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So every alleyway down here, every shadow big enough to hide a shive artist with a grudge, is a warm invitation to rewrite history. |
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If we of the central land were to grudge you what is beneficial, and not to compassionate your wants, then wherewithal could you foreigners manage to exist? |
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I made a mistake. That's not a good reason to hold a grudge against me. |
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Either of those would mean there will be no domestic grudge match with IBF champion Kell Brook next, but Khan wants to cash in while his stock is high. |
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Families in the North are the most likely to fall out, those in the East Midlands hold a grudge the longest while money causes most friction in the South East. |
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The Grudge continues a seemingly unending tradition of making horror movies without the horror. |
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