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However, it seems the ruling party have ruffled a few feathers too.
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The Edwardses in their fine top boots and ruffled shirts were there.
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Her impenetrability ruffled Lady Tyrrell; but the answer was softer than ever.
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It was the first time he had ever heard her sound ruffled.
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The least ruffled by the color of some of his new neighbors.
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The Guardian reported that Mr Dutton's intervention ruffled feathers within Border Force.
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Barring this incident, the monotony of existence was in no way ruffled.
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On the pale face the stillness of repose was barely ruffled yet.
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The shallow water of the sound was scarcely ruffled by a breeze.
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The pool was very dark, and a cold wind ruffled the waves.
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Gently she fluttered about and ruffled the soft black and white feathers.
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The IRS has ruffled feathers on transfer pricing before with limited results.
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But the company's pricing strategy had ruffled the feathers of many publishers.
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The ruffled deputy raised his head, as did the other people present.
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Just then the mocking-bird ruffled his brown neck-feathers and began to sing.
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Off came the ruffled petticoat and little chemise edged with fine lace.
