They too believed in historic inevitability, but felt it judicious to help history along with a bit with military force. |
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A judicious look at his victim convinced Al that he'd better wrap this up before the tub of lard passed out on him. |
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It is a significantly extended, critically judicious, helpfully annotated edition of an indispensable oeuvre. |
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A handful of judicious cuts and fades would have given Black Widow a moodier bent and sharper emotional focus. |
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In the spring time of the year, the judicious use of aperient medicines is much to be commended. |
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Artisans in Ecuador take a tagua nut, and through judicious carving sculpt very cute animals and birds. |
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Some judicious editorial pruning would have made the novel less uneven and the text more taut. |
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Retention of a naturally compact hand through early release of selected notes and judicious use of staccato touch is a potent technique. |
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He gave a fair and judicious summary of all the matters properly to be considered, and I find no misdirection of the law. |
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After some judicious pruning, trim the rootball to size with your shovel and tilt the tree into the hole. |
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At least, the unaired episodes on the DVD give a judicious kick, following through on a nicely drawn story arc. |
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The judicious use of slow cookers and electric timers permits us to enjoy hot food and bright lights. |
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However, brands must be judicious about their posts, as 48 percent of respondents have unliked pages that post too often. |
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As judicious middle class social climbers, they are intent on providing their daughter and son with a good match for their marriages. |
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There is always a risk of getting sucked into the firestorm, so no comment is often a judicious approach. |
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With these he was careful and prudent, but never hesitated to recommend judicious outlay. |
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You know, when you read a story now, Michael, you find a little bit more journalistic judicious carefulness in the presentation of the story. |
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It's amazing what the odd threat and the swift application of a judicious Chinese burn will do. |
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At court, they were welcomed back with open arms and with a judicious distribution of offices, honours, and peerages. |
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Having numerous perspectives from informed members of the community will allow for an educated dialogue and, ultimately, a judicious decision. |
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Getting a Soviet visa took months of lying, subterfuge and the judicious placing of bottles of whisky on appropriate desks in Moscow. |
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It may not all be plain sailing, down the line, however, at which point the group could tap into the market with another judicious purchase. |
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Today, there is a judicious use of crumple zones and the shell around the passengers is very rigid. |
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An even better idea might be a judicious injection of curare, if it works as I've been told it does. |
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In the past, great love affairs often began with the judicious dropping of a glove and its recovery by a charming gallant. |
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Dr. Mill's view was to accumulate various readings as a promptuary to the judicious and critical reader. |
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However, in the subsequent rainstorm of denunciations posted on popular websites, there was rarely any judicious analysis. |
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In other words, humour should be neither gratuitous nor excessive, but judicious. |
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Even beetroot and spinach can be rendered palatable with a little juicing and some judicious additions. |
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We were, quite literally, reaping the rewards of ignoring the judicious practice of crop rotation. |
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Do people with fewer resources have to be more judicious than those with more? |
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Organised for the 19th year, the fair aims to impress on the young the need for judicious use of water. |
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He stressed, however, pressure, if any, must be applied in a judicious way and only when appropriate. |
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I think the play might have benefited from some judicious cutting, as this is a very wordy piece, which went on for more than three hours. |
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You have a logical, judicious, and pleasant way of expressing yourself and you do so in a straightforward fashion. |
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It is a careful, judicious, moderate way forward proposed by a man who knows about war. |
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Indeed, the lack of judicious editing is the most obvious problem with this book. |
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The overall presentation is straightforward, the placing and lighting are thoughtful and judicious. |
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All one needs to do is a little judicious planning and research before heading there. |
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I have been very judicious about the interviews that I have agreed to do through the years. |
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If so, then judicious quotation from the diaries might have made this point just as well as their wholesale reproduction. |
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With judicious editing and good music, suddenly you can seem like a star on the screen. |
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This judicious selection means less than 200 garments worldwide will be produced. |
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The curators were judicious in their selection of authors for the exhibition catalogue. |
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The judicious application of a screwdriver quickly remedied this situation. |
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Through thoughtful and judicious use of existing finishes, such as by densifying and polishing existing concrete floors, we can all meet today's and tomorrow's needs. |
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She has a good ear for dialogue and represents the sound of Filipino speech well with a judicious use of phrases and words in Tagalog and Spanish. |
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Often, of course, it's judicious fixing of the director's first attempt that saves a turkey, or elevates it from being tolerable to something rather better. |
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Most of the women credit card holders are judicious in using their cards. |
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The judicious use of pop rivets also aided the overall effect. |
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Boyd is so judicious, both about the life and work, so utterly conscientious, that he sees every episode in the round. |
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Social occasions in particular require judicious thought and planning. |
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In the winery, this means long, temperature-controlled barrel fermentation, not too much stirring and judicious use of new oak. |
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Is that level of funding secure and is it open to judicious increases? |
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The answer, I found, was meths, and with some judicious prodding with a meths-impregnated brush, I soon had an amorphous bunch of coils on the carpet. |
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The author, whose previous book was the story of the Florence duomo, is a gifted, judicious, compelling narrator, who tells a complex story clearly. |
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Edelman is so judicious and fair-minded, he seems born to be a judge. |
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We are going to be very judicious about the use of that video, mindful that its continued use turns it into wallpaper. |
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Perhaps Shakespeare felt that a judicious tactical retreat following rehearsal criticism was in order, but that does not brand the line a mistake. |
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Until further studies are done, the most judicious advice to parents with a febrile child is to use one antipyretic agent or the other, not an alternating combination. |
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This was Kant's judicious way of amending Rousseau's notorious maxim, that, in a state founded on the social contract, the dissenter must be forced to be free. |
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That means being resolute but judicious about the use of force. |
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A judge that has to rely on his subjective wisdom, in the form of judicious weighing, relies on Ch'uan. |
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Despite a vexingly short index and opaque citations of primary documents, it is marked by judicious analysis and brisk writing. |
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I too felt that the government has not made judicious use of its powers to curb the felling of chinars. |
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Besides, a little judicious eavesdropping might sift out a useful nugget or two. |
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He rose... on his wife's fortune and judicious smarming of powerful people. |
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The only principle really is that there will always need to be a judicious mixture of universal and means-tested benefits. |
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This was made possible with the judicious use of rigid endoscopes, avoiding an osteoplastic flap. |
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By judicious leaking, he also managed to make la Kirkpatrick and her associates look rather unsavory. |
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A judicious artist will use his eye, but he will trust only to his rule. |
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I have a relish for moderate praise, because it bids fair to be judicious. |
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