| Mike's rowdiness, his provoking his father to anger, was not the cause of his father's death, absolutely not. |
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| The real bone of contention, however, and what has some Charter Quay residents hopping mad, is the rowdiness. |
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| The accident emergency department was expecting a busy night with incidents that staff said were usually caused by rowdiness, alcohol and drugs. |
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| Incidents of vandalism, rowdiness and violence on trains and railway platforms have been well documented in the pages of the Keighley News. |
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| There is a mix of marches, rowdiness and tributes to the heroes of the north. |
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| Thanksgiving Day football games, beginning with Yale versus Princeton in 1876, enabled fans to add some rowdiness to the holiday. |
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| Some holiday rituals evolved from pre-Christian Saturnalia and so were often accompanied by rowdiness, drunkenness, and the shooting of firecrackers. |
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| Various initiatives aimed at reducing city-centre crime and rowdiness, including the latest clamp-down on binge drinkers over the Christmas period, appear to be paying off. |
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| Under new laws, pubs will be able to apply to stay open longer which it is hoped will curb some of the excessive drinking and rowdiness under the current system. |
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| Children are rarely scolded, though rowdiness is sometimes criticized. |
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| Rough clothing and general shabbiness proclaimed their lack of affluence, yet there was no rowdiness, and no one gave the two overworked barmaids trouble. |
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| Their rowdiness seems calculated to distract managers, good or bad. |
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| The upstairs bar of the German Club in Adelaide has probably had more than its fair share of rowdy nights, but there can't have been many where the rowdiness has come with such style, humour and tenderness. |
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| Another youth was stabbed, and nearly paralysed for life, by two other English boys. But officials in both Britain and Spain are inclined to play down rowdiness and violence in Ibiza. |
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| Their reputation for rowdiness was such that, in the 19th century, regulations were often passed to prohibit the throwing of fruit, sticks, stones even dead animals into the ring. |
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| He said there had been about 20 cases in 10 years of people being prosecuted for using violence to defend their homes or after they had intervened to prevent rowdiness or crimes. |
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| With much of Parliament's time wasted on rowdiness and disorder, and theatrics replacing debate, there are serious concerns about whether Parliament has become dysfunctional. |
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| Unfortunately, the rowdiness outlived liberation. Students in their 20s who have repeatedly failed their exams mix with teenagers, providing delinquent role models and too often impregnating their female classmates. |
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| Owing to the combination of betting, feasting, and drinking, parish festivals built up a reputation for their rowdiness. |
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