True to his words and to my amazement, he has selected some of the ones I thought were unpalatable to the taste of the Chinese authorities. |
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How unfortunate that that the wooden tomatoes and overly bitter arugula are unpalatable. |
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The fat intake is so low in his diet that many find the food choices inflexible and unpalatable. |
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The two Greek salads were poorly presented, resembling something one might receive during a school dinner, and were equally unpalatable. |
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However, if you find the taste so unpalatable that you don't drink it, then you need to do something to make it more drinkable. |
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Where this turn of the story tastes unpalatable is the assumption that politicians win only by using muscle power. |
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Their mistakes were made all the more unpalatable by the largesse with which our cash is dished out to undeserving causes. |
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For a start, the unpalatable truth is that the PC is in real danger of becoming an unsellable product. |
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For those who find its bitter taste unpalatable, having it with half a spoon of honey should help. |
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It is unpalatable to livestock because of its bitter taste so ranchers consider it to be a noxious weed. |
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In its simplest form it is quick to produce, but almost unpalatable to modern tastes! |
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Thankfully Ferguson was one of them too, and the unthinkable defeat became merely an unpalatable draw. |
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Extracts from garlic, horse chestnut, lavender, ragwort, rosemary, plantain and the liverwort Marchantia were all unpalatable. |
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He made the most unpalatable insinuations and unpleasant comparisons without hurting anyone's feelings and without giving cause for disapproval. |
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Failure to do so now can lead to very stemmy unpalatable grass in later grazings. |
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Lady Laura had triumphed, but she had no desire to acerbate her husband by any unpalatable allusion to her victory. |
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The walnut pave is more moist than many walnut breads and free from that bitter, slightly mouldy taste that can make walnuts unpalatable. |
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Taste for those who ate Djebo's sauce was about ingesting an unpalatable food and the social meanings or consequences that this act involved. |
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During the first trial, we waited until the bird ate both items to make sure that each bird at least tasted an unpalatable prey item. |
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This is horrible and unpalatable stuff, which makes uncomfortable and unsettling reading. |
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The rind is rough and woolly and the flesh harsh and unpalatable, with an astringent, acidulous taste. |
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It not only promotes appetite, but also enables the masking of unpalatable feedstuffs such as poor hay and silage. |
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The deciduous dark green leaves have a white underside and panicles of purple flowers in summer are followed by unpalatable black fruit. |
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The most obvious way is also the unpalatable i.e. making more services request stops which is not something we want to do. |
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Surely the world is filled with unpalatable ideas which we are none the less forced to accept. |
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Something unpalatable may be acceptable in small doses, but not in a big dose. |
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While this robs National of issues, it is making the party increasingly unpalatable to parts of its support base. |
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Since the Stuarts never faced a realistic threat of invasion, they never had a good excuse to insist on unpalatable fiscal innovations. |
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But the unpalatable fact is that we do live in a different world and we have to take appropriate steps. |
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It was a report that challenged conventional views on Zimbabwe, an unpalatable story that raises difficult questions people don't want to hear. |
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She plays Themba's daughter who returns from exile to learn the unpalatable truth about her father. |
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Food is not rationed and unpalatable, but available in mind-boggling varieties and mouth-watering flavours at affordable prices. |
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Dundee United gorged themselves on a rich performance at Ibrox, but it was an afternoon which became bitterly unpalatable to Rangers. |
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All this adds up to a nasty sense of being mired in a completely unpalatable situation. |
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Democracy requires that the results of a properly certified vote be accepted, no matter how unpalatable the outcome. |
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What was once thought difficult and unpalatable will sooner or later be absorbed into the mainstream. |
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The unpalatable fact is that most young ladies are simply not interested in sport, or certainly not in the boys' numbers. |
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I can honestly say that I have never had more unpalatable lamb cutlets in my life. |
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And sometimes you have to choose between a range of difficult, even unpalatable, alternatives. |
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Another way is to control deer depredations passively, with deer-proof fencing or the planting of ornamental plants unpalatable to deer. |
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What makes this practice unpalatable is the fact that the paper in question determines the future of the majority of our pupils. |
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Whereas previously it was rather unpalatable on its own, it has improved greatly in flavour and is now versatile enough to be used in cooking. |
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If the new choice is also unpalatable, without embarrassment, we must be ready to change that as well. |
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But there was no process in which priorities that sounded unpalatable were struck out. |
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Assist in overcoming the negative effects of weaning, stress, disease, medicants or unpalatable or mal-flavor feedstuffs. |
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Here are a few hard, unpalatable facts that elude the mental grasp of those who dominate and exploit our public discourse. |
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If it's rabbits, why don't they eat more of the plant, rather than just nip off the most unpalatable part? |
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High client satisfaction levels and DND's acceptance of the TC concept make the first option largely unpalatable. |
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Between sentences he would work his stubbly chin as if chewing on unpalatable facts. |
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But this decline was merely the first course in one of the most unpalatable meals our industry has ever had the misfortune to taste. |
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A member of my own party very recently spoke of it contemptuously as old, unpalatable rubbish, but it really is nothing of the kind. |
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The philosophic person recognizes that if a thing is true you must accept it no matter how incredible or unpalatable it may be. |
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But one thing is clear: each time an option is deemed unpalatable or unworkable, the field of choices narrows. |
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Unable to disprove an unpalatable message, the messenger has been shot. |
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So there is an unreal, videogame quality to it, a sense of the PR man's gloss on the unpalatable limits of a fragile economic recovery. |
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One columnist even suggested the Dowler family might have found his cross-examination particularly unpalatable because he resembled his client. |
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Some unpalatable facts will emerge of course but, at the same time, we are demonstrating that transparency exists. |
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The diet can be unpalatable and demands a great commitment from the entire family for a considerable period of time. |
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Some hon. members find these measures unpalatable and that is most unfortunate. |
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Anyway you cut it, it boils down to pretty much the same thing, and in either case, the result is unpalatable. |
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Let us not make the Treaty of Nice unpalatable to Europeans, as it is all we have today. |
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This calls for political leadership, to convey messages that may be true but unpalatable to certain influential interest groups. |
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The human impact on causing a rise in sea level or increasing deforestation may give unpalatable results. |
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The cow has eaten little or nothing, which could be due to sudden illness, insufficient or unpalatable food. |
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I wanted us at least to begin the next biennium with most of the more unpalatable aspects of the reform behind us. |
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It offers a set of ideas which, however unpalatable to a vast majority of Canadians, are resilient and attractive to an increasing constituency. |
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Cottage cheese and yogurt should be definitely thrown out as culture have probably outgrown the product rendering them unpalatable. |
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However unpalatable the prospect, it is possible that Mr Milosevic will be in power for some time still. |
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Second,tourism industries worldwide never advertise the uninviting or unpalatable side to their tourist destinations. |
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Despite the vast pots of money at the top of the European game, the unpalatable fact is that football crowds across the Continent are diminishing. |
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Either Uber will continue to dodge its detractors, or customers will eventually find its public reputation unpalatable. |
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The unpalatable truth, which the cosy triumvirate of mainstream parties refuse to face, is that there is not, and never has been a liberal consensus in this country. |
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Oregon and California both require that antifreeze manufacturers add a bittering agent to their products, in order to make them unpalatable to pets and children. |
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Meanwhile, South Carolina Republicans surely know deep down that Gingrich is unelectable, and they find Romney unpalatable. |
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Boredom, cold water and unpalatable food are just some of the hardships facing Paul Cleasby, who has now been in Antalya jail for approaching three weeks. |
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If tasted at room temperature, the flavour is quite unpalatable. |
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While it understandably upsets Western sensibilities, the unpalatable truth is that it has been successful in cutting the number of suicide bombers, and it is here to say. |
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Nor do we taint John Le Carre's understated brilliance with the unpalatable thought that Jeffrey Archer is forever trying helplessly to write in roughly the same genre. |
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It's an African continent too deeply locked into a historical discourse with the west to see past the rhetoric and face the unpalatable hard bitter truth. |
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Bullfrogs, unlike native frogs, are unpalatable to the non-native fishes. |
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It is an ideal cash crop for rural farmers in wildlife infested areas, as it is unpalatable to wildlife and therefore is not prone to crop damage. |
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Lucas went too far with the wizardry, creating an unpalatable film. |
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It consists of choosing between the disastrous and the unpalatable. |
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For too long, it has been considered unpalatable to inquire into the motivations of perpetrators and non-State actors, as if doing so would legitimize their conduct. |
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Other caterpillars acquire toxins from their host plants that render them unpalatable to most of their predators. |
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The model of LAC as a central repository located chiefly in Ottawa was unpalatable to many of those consulted, whether service providers or community members. |
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We voice issues that are beneficial to the country of Vietnam and its people, which on one hand may be unpalatable to the few groups of individuals who are solely focused on self-interest. |
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Nothing gets an overly inquisitive auntie or an uncle with unpalatable political views off your back like a Boxing Day fixture. |
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This may seem unpalatable to some, but it is nothing less than the truth. |
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In other words, it was unpronounceable and unpalatable. |
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Prey recognition time of praying mantids and consequent survivorship of unpalatable prey. |
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Rather than taking the long view that emphasizes a balanced perspective, we run up against the problem of what I call the ugly duckling, the unpalatable pushed aside for yet another time. |
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Could it perhaps be that the inclusivity of UN and world politics is directly counteractive to the imperative of pruning – of making hard, unpalatable decisions, of choosing priorities, and asking the rest to wait? |
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Or how it makes sense for ministers to hypothecate a specific unpalatable budget cut with possible new spending when everyone knows there are many options available to reduce spending. |
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The moldiness of the bread meant that it was unpalatable, if not downright inedible. |
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Unseemly self-exposures, unpalatable betrayals, unavoidable mendacity, a soupçon of meretriciousness: memoir, for much of its modern history, has been the black sheep of the literary family. |
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As unpalatable as it seems, growers in need of making cash canola sales ahead of the new year must be on guard to respond to short or shallow rallies when they periodically appear, since the rallies likely won't last long. |
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For much of the season the Premier League – for all its fit-to-burst bloatedness and uncompetitiveness, its premium-rate charges and occasionally unpalatable odours – asphyxiates other sports, except during Olympic years. |
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Mr Bush's challenge in the invisible primary will be to convince GOP rainmakers that he's not so unpalatable to grassroots conservatives, and that, unlike Mr Romney, they can count on him to prevail in the general election. |
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That, too, is unpalatable to Germans and most other Europeans. |
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Romney has been caught between two unpalatable alternatives. |
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Individuals compete for fallen leaves and drag them back to their burrows where they are left to senesce for the removal of unpalatable tannins. |
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Freshwater mussels nowadays are generally considered to be unpalatable, though the native peoples in North America ate them extensively. |
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Without extra funding the NHS in England will according to The Guardian be forced to make unpopular and unpalatable choices. |
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This denied the Lords the ability to reject individual components and the prospect of voting down the entire budget was seemingly unpalatable. |
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It continues until the entire tuber is oxidized and blackened within two to three days after harvest, rendering it unpalatable and useless. |
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The case is for biting the bullet even if it is unpalatable. |
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When moorland is overgrazed, woody vegetation is often lost, being replaced by coarse, unpalatable grasses and bracken, with a greatly reduced fauna. |
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