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He was gentle and kind-especiallyto little boys; I rough and disobliging.
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I should have withdrawn my hand, but for fear of disobliging her.
3
You, I know, lay this to his fearfulness of disobliging or offending.
4
Vega was known to brandish a knife at anybody who made disobliging remarks.
5
By making her lady in waiting, you would be disobliging her.
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However, local anesthesia may not be satisfactory in uncooperative or semiconscious patients.
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It has also taken legal action against debtors it views as uncooperative.
3
Hoarding, however illogical and uncooperative, was a major contributor to the collapse.
4
Locating a key clue was a lot like training an uncooperative animal.
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I can't walk out of this place, but I can be uncooperative.
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It was a publicity trip, unusual for Bech who was generally uncooperative.
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But this part of him, this elemental manifestation, had been defiant, uncooperative.
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Jack's voice went up, tremulous yet determined, pushing against the uncooperative silence.
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They almost looked like-Hesquinted harder, wiping angrily at his uncooperative eyes.
10
Without an afternoon nap, they turned miserable and uncooperative by the evening.
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Don't be alarmed; this will right itself once the slightly uncooperative vibe shifts.
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Police said he was uncooperative and he was placed in handcuffs.
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He was being a bit uncooperative apparently, that's what they said.
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This was most probably an uncooperative felon being taken down to the cells.
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He pulled, but she didn't rise, her body rigid in the chair, uncooperative.
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Should Morsy prevail, he is set to be frustrated by an uncooperative army.
