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Food is a convenient way to avoid immediately discussing these bigger things.
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It's convenient because you don't need glasses to view the 3-D effect.
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Although he certainly found it convenient, that convenience came at a cost.
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Access to a reliable, cost-effective and convenient energy supply is also crucial.
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The system of numbering in the brief on page 90 is convenient.
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New Zealand Prime Minister John Key today described Israel's stance as inconvenient.
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Ask some really hard questions and try to find the inconvenient facts.
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One large and inconvenient reality stands between the SNP and its goal.
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It is, of course, also inconvenient to remain rooted to the spot.
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But subjecting 2 million residents to aerial bombardment is far more inconvenient.
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For me, for example, it's completely inconvenient to go to Kitai Gorod.
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A Conservative first raises the matter by inconvenient questions in the House.
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This method of proceeding would be slow and inconvenient in the extreme.
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Except, apparently, when the inconvenient truths involved the fraud of global warming.
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I set my presence in the world at the most inconvenient time.
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While the timing may feel inconvenient, this could lead to distinct improvements!
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But it was inconvenient to make the trip until the following morning.
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They displayed inconvenient curiosity; they declared a great scarcity of deaf dogs.
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Rather beautiful though a bit inconvenient for those on the planet itself.
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But here's the real dilemma: how many inconvenient truths will we tolerate?
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They were very loving sisters; but their mutual affection was sometimes inconvenient.
