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For pointing out this unpalatable truth Jihad Momani was sacked and jailed.
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No man, even the wisest, likes to be told an unpalatable truth.
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But as she calmed down she was forced to admit the unpalatable truth.
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But the unpalatable truth was that Europe itself was exposed.
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It is a mighty unpalatable truth, I can tell you.
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The bold expounders of unpalatable truth ever have been martyrs, in some form or other.
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This is an unpalatable truth, but it is one those working in the sector must accept.
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So they'd stopped ransacking their memories for places to camp, and returned to the unpalatable truth.
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Deciphering estate-agent speak is all about cracking the code that glosses over the unpleasant, unpalatable truth.
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He is like a prophet of old, given to uttering unpalatable truth, come hell or high water.
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Here she was, on her knees in her office, coming to grips with more than one unpalatable truth.
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The unpalatable truth is that the legacy of Fukushima will be with us for a long time to come.
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There are top-level discussions about whether the mayor's office can take credit for the crime figures without revealing the unpalatable truth.
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And contains a large substratum of unpalatable truth;
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It is at first sight an unpalatable truth that evolution confronts us with, and it requires courage calmly to face it.
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The Kerry babies case laid bare the unpalatable truth that investigating gardaí who effectively fabricated confessions could not be held to account.
