I have sent four e-mails via the tortuously confusing BBC Website contacts page and made over a dozen phone calls to various departments. |
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His comments were tortuously analysed, letters were published and editorials were written. |
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Last night I went through a series of garish and tortuously overplotted dreams. |
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Cardiff had to light up to eight rooms at a time, with electricians following a tortuously complex series of lighting cues. |
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Their forwards were absolutely dominant, crabbing down the pitch, albeit at a tortuously slow rate. |
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The first sign of life is a tiny vehicle, winding its way tortuously along the thin white thread of a dirt road snaking through the rocky terrain. |
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But the next 500 or so are a gradually palling, tortuously overlong and self-indulgent joke. |
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The author keeps up a strong narrative drive, guiding the reader through the tortuously involved negotiations of the Congress. |
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Sinister castles shrouded in mystery, deep, dark dungeons and tortuously winding corridors lure adventurers into a lost world. |
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The only way to reach it is by two-lane roads, most of which twist tortuously through the scenic coastal mountain range or along the rocky Pacific coast. |
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The way that capitalism shifts money from place to place, account to account, in order to make it work for the investor often is tortuously complicated. |
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Slowly, tortuously and doubtless with many setbacks, change will come. |
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So this directive, as finally and tortuously agreed, is a step in the right direction towards providing Europeans, both individuals and SMEs, with a modern, efficient and reasonably-priced money transmission service. |
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A plan unveiled last week by the finance minister, Grzegorz Kolodko, to streamline the public sector in preparation for EU entry will be tortuously hard to approve. |
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Jerusalem would be tortuously but fastidiously divided, allowing each side to have its capital there, with international oversight of the holy places. |
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In the wake of the retreating ice sheets there sprang up a jumbled mass of rugged, closely-crowded hills, interspersed with treacherous muskeg bogs, tortuously winding rivers and creeks, and an endless maze of lakes. |
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The Jerusalem group obviously antedates the tensions which Paul addressed so tortuously in his antithetical treatment of faith in Christ and observance of the Law. |
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More satisfying than the tortuously modelled mythological, court, and war scenes are their decorative borders, where stitchery flexes its proper powers. |
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