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He was indeed a great man, but this daily pandering was annoying.
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Left-wing ones have to cease pandering to trade unions and public employees.
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The charges were reduced to felony pandering, to which he pleaded guilty.
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Instead of pandering to the vilest passions, let me serve the government.
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It is a reversion to magic, a pandering to man's natural sloth.
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This is what really grates - this glib pandering to insular self-righteousness.
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Populist pandering doesn't necessarily wax and wane in lock-step with commodity prices.
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The nation is crying out for leadership, not pussy- footing nor pandering.
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They don't know that they are pandering to them, but they are.
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He said Ms Ardern was simply pandering by setting up yet another committee.
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From its beginning last year critics charged Glossy with being formulaic and pandering.
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One commentator says Collins is pandering to the food industry lobby.
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But such targeting tactics should always be seen for what they are: pandering.
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Racing:Increased pandering to TV and off-course bookies is a worrying development.
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He considered it pandering to the worst passion of the malignity of mankind.
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The withdrawal has also provoked criticism that the company is pandering to extremists.
