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Young Nicolaus did admirably, his slight young body going a good distance.
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But get under way as soon as possible.' Again the slight hesitation.
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In recent years, Greece's much-criticised pension system has seen a slight improvement.
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That said; don't allow a slight chill to impact on personal relationships.
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Women's power to make decisions also showed slight improvement in some cases.
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She has been given the cold-shoulder by the royal family for years.
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William Elphinstone appeared none too happy with the cold-shoulder treatment, either.
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And you could have the FBI cold-shoulder us?
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They might, she felt, cold-shoulder her entirely.
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Homeowners who might have hoped the RBA would step in and help prop up the property market got the cold-shoulder on Tuesday.
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Jordan gave an ultimatum from Dutchman Jos Verstappen the cold-shoulder tonight, leaving their driver line-up for this year still to be decided.
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Why has the telecoms industry here cold-shouldered the Government's national broadband process?
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Washington denied him a visa and EU ambassadors in Delhi cold-shouldered him.
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But I don't see that that was a reason for cold-shouldering me.
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The incident was soon common property, and gradually the Haddos found themselves cold-shouldered.
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I guess she was pissed that I'd cold-shouldered her these past few days.
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One can only be cold-shouldered if one puts oneself in the way of it.
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No wonder Powell was "in the fridge," cold-shouldered by the inner circle.
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She has been jeered at the dispatch box and cold-shouldered in the European council.
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For a full month I cold-shouldered the band, abjured the shrine, and avoided the lady.
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And why my friend Twemlow cold-shoulders him so, is something of a mystery to me.