She is part and parcel of the rowing fraternity and shares her house with three male rowers. |
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That is simply part and parcel of the liberal right of free association, one of our most basic civil liberties. |
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The spirit soul, part and parcel of the Supreme Personality of Godhead, Sri Krishna is an eternal servant of Krishna. |
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Then again, this is part and parcel of most political systems, including China's dynastic cycles. |
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Tony's interest in the sport arose from his work where being able to handle sheepdogs is part and parcel of what he does. |
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He turns people and uses his body well and can score both the wonder goals and tap-ins, which is part and parcel of being a good striker. |
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It was also accepted that incineration was part and parcel of all the Regional Waste Management Plans. |
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Saying thank you to major donors is part and parcel of the fund-raising package. |
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Safe storage of weapons is part and parcel of introductory training at the basic police academy level. |
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They have to be part and parcel of the program of awareness and sensitization. |
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It is all part and parcel, it seems, of the slow pace of the hearing of proceedings in the federal judicature of this country. |
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Expanding free trade bilaterally, regionally, and ultimately, globally, is part and parcel of an ongoing response to those attacks. |
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That type of behaviour is part and parcel with the over-the-top extremity that is black metal. |
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The decorated pots are almost part and parcel of the houses of all middle and upper class women. |
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Climbing up ladders was part and parcel of her live-in job during this wet period in her life. |
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A curious handsome hero, a giant, a wacky wizard, some magic beans and a massive beanstalk are all part and parcel of this panto in Cork. |
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And they came as part and parcel of the team, so-called tiger team, that accompanied Major General Miller. |
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If they succeed, candlepower could become part and parcel of leading-edge rocket science. |
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How long should he suffer these perennial indignities that seem part and parcel of involvement with petty politicians and a parochial press? |
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A stand off in the Black Sea with Turkey is so much part and parcel of most openings that it can easily be dismissed as a ruse to deceive. |
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Does he have what it takes to get out there and create the conflict and controversy that are part and parcel of talk shows? |
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This is not a place where snark and sarcasm are part and parcel of the social landscape. |
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However, the product promotion that is part and parcel of the phenomenon has come in for some very Teutonic scrutiny. |
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The growth of scepticism about witchcraft was part and parcel of modern secularism. |
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There are three dimensions of ecclesiastical medievalism that are still part and parcel of the church today. |
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I have an aesthetic appreciation of rock as a geologist, and in turn people should be persuaded that geology is part and parcel of any appreciation of the world around us. |
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It is part and parcel of the implicit politics of snap judgment, which folds the margins of American society into its center. |
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Organised crime is part and parcel of the capitalist system, even where bourgeois justice is concerned. |
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The nuances of phrasing are part and parcel of the human subtleties they would convey, such that no other kind of conveyance would seem as satisfying or apposite. |
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Opponents dismiss all this as part and parcel of the politics of spin. |
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And that not knowing is part and parcel of being a historian, hunting out on the thin ice of conjecture. |
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By contrast, the Pharisees revered the Torah but further claimed that oral tradition was part and parcel of Mosaic Law. |
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Sacrifices were part and parcel of ancient religion, including Judaism. |
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Even today, this is part and parcel of the mystery of each saint the Church dares to canonize. |
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It contains heartfelt stories and reminiscences as he remembers them, triumphs and tragedies that are part and parcel of a commander's or staff officer's career. |
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In principle, women's rights and non-discrimination were part and parcel of the first Constitution propounded by the regime. |
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These systems facilitate optimum control of the glasshouse and of production and are part and parcel of an efficient energy management policy. |
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As you will see, our lawyers are well-rounded individuals with a wide range of interests, part and parcel of the Eastern Ontario community. |
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We would like to state that our cooperation is based on revealing the unassailable truth, this being part and parcel of our interests. |
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The proposal is, however, part and parcel of setting up a common criminal justice system. |
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I want to touch on other consumer protection issues, because this is all part and parcel. |
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It is, in essence, part and parcel of technical legislation and regulation for ships. |
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Fluctuations in oil prices are part and parcel of the oil industry which is cyclical in nature. |
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Shapes which are part and parcel of product itself should not be protectable as a trade mark. |
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It is vital that the above key lessons as they are relevant to SSR be taken fully into account as part and parcel of any donor SSR strategies. |
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It is part and parcel of human activity and precisely because it is human, it must be structured and governed in an ethical manner. |
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The religious principles taught are therefore in line with the above-mentioned values and are part and parcel of the values of our religion. |
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It goes without saying that instruction of your staff is part and parcel of our service. |
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In a significant number of Member States, impact assessments are already part and parcel of the preparation of new legislation. |
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There's something about this time of year that somehow sharpens the sense of sadness that seems part and parcel of the bitter-sweet experience of Christmas time. |
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Well, I mean it's sort of part and parcel of the echo chamber of Washington, the armchair commanders, many of whom never served in the military, and now they're getting tough. |
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Such scale-warps are part and parcel of island life and nowhere in England can you dip more completely, more rewardingly, into island life than in the Scillies. |
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He mentioned qualities such as loyalty, reliability, dedication, integrity and honesty as being part and parcel of what you got when you encountered Bill. |
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In this way the reader would read, the reader would be able to read, in this way the process of thinking would be evident, would be part and parcel of what we read. |
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That is a concern, and it is part and parcel of what parole provisions should be, if we are to have a parole system, but it should not ever be at the expense of the sentence. |
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Whether that is part and parcel of what has happened I don't know. |
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In contrast, SIX is clearly part and parcel of the Democratic establishment. |
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Kicking off the weeklong celebrations, the pope seemed to welcome the security challenge as part and parcel of pontifical work. |
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Once upon a time grasstrack racing was very much part and parcel of sports days in this country and there's probably a sizeable market for its return. |
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To dispatch the wrong past, and recover the right one, was part and parcel of the country's overdue arrival in the safe harbour of a modern democracy. |
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Given that we all have our landmarks, which are part and parcel of our culture, our civilisation and our usual environment, how can we recognise one public building from another? |
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The absurdities, contradictions, and nonsensicalities in Magdy's oeuvre should be read as part and parcel of an essentially parodic approach. |
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I live on a farm so it's part and parcel of my lifestyle I guess, whether its walking my three dogs or horseriding. |
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He's just mad about everything so roller coasters are just part and parcel. |
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Argument structure is thus considered to be part and parcel of the information associated with lexical, syntactically atomic verbs. |
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A ban on nuclear testing is part and parcel of this process, to the same extent as the continuation of the START process and the verifiable reduction in fissionable material. |
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As in formal schooling, literacy and adult education do not provide a magic answer for any society, but they are part and parcel of all aspects of national development. |
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This issue is also one of the most pressing problems in the framework of the work of the CD, being part and parcel of the Conference's mandate, as all members agree. |
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The Convention on Racial Discrimination is part and parcel of the law of the land and transgressing the mandatory provisions of the same is a fault. |
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Thus, assistance to these countries, with a view to integrating them into the European and the world economy, has become part and parcel of their overall work. |
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All that part and parcel of the property consisting registered mortgaged of property consisting of a plot of land measuring 4 bighas 10 biswa out of khasra bearing no. |
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