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Then consider the Scottish National party, which continues to defy political logic.
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Asset prices often do strange things in ways that defy rational explanation.
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Human rights groups, however, were outraged that Bashir could openly defy arrest.
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The new London School of Economics student centre seems to defy gravity.
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Petraeus said they did not have to defy all those risk factors.
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In fact, I dare not; she is in too complicated a mood.
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Yes, yes; it seems strange; I dare say that it seems strange.
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He stood in the pillared portico and did not dare go in.
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The water in Maine is so cold one dare hardly go in.
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I went to see your house; I did not dare go in.
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The porter nodded in his chair: I dare not say he slept:
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And I dare say it seems dreary in the house to you.
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Put the seas betwixt you and England; I dare not say more.
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She could not dare to read it in the presence of others.
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She stood hesitating and considering; she dare not let the boy out.
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I dare anything in these circumstances, the greater outrage includes the less.
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Two days later I awake with the question I dare not ask.
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The oligarchs did not dare permit the telling of the whole truth.
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I know nothing positive; and I dare say I am unnecessarily alarmed.
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I can fit it in before the choir practice, I dare say.
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I dare-say he wants the new radiation to be named after him.
