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... we may have to |
abandon |
it and go back to first principles. |
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Catholic civil servants usually had to |
abandon |
any practical political project if they wished to proceed. |
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... a public outcry in Europe forced the company to |
abandon |
its plan to sink an oil-storage buoy in the North Atlantic Ocean. |
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But there is evidence that species which wholly |
abandon |
sex are short-lived on an evolutionary time-scale. |
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... he was being requested to |
abandon |
his claim against the debtor and cede it to the third-party benefactor. |
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The session in its plenary decided to |
abandon |
the core-membership concept. |
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... neither does it mean that governments should |
abandon |
the attempt. |
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But this difficulty is not enough to make us |
abandon |
the theory. |
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Indeed, he put pressure on Sir Herbert Samuel to |
abandon |
its terms. |
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... and it is not likely that jurists were early (or even late) prepared to |
abandon |
this. |
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... for that is to |
abandon |
the case and adopt the view of neutrality. |
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... features of settlement to date has been the tendency for settlers to |
abandon |
their designated sites after just a few years. |
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What causes a group to |
abandon |
one tradition of normal research in favour of another? |
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Between 1931 and 1936 all nations |
abandoned |
the gold standard. |
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The dream of creating a science on a Newtonian basis must be |
abandoned. |
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But he never |
abandoned |
his radical outlook, |
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Apple |
abandoned |
its plans to release a major upgrade of its operating system. |
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. it is often the case that |
abandoned |
crop-lands and pastures feature forest regrowth. |
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. these exceptions are so infrequent that they are not a reason for |
abandoning |
the mechanism. |
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... but this is no argument for |
abandoning |
our commitment to rudders. |
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One could be an educated and intelligent believer without |
abandoning |
the rule of faith and life. |
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If the cost of a practical system was the |
abandonment |
of the guiding principle of the law of trusts, so be it. |
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Success of secondary forest varies according to the degree of cattle-use before |
abandonment. |
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But, of itself, such empirical evidence does not compel the |
abandonment |
of the classification. |