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During the crisis in the Sudan, the popular temper was her own.
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And I wish you'd go 'way, she said, her temper rising again.
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People whose major concern is climate change have to temper their ambitions.
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Franshion's large cash balance and its good financial flexibility temper this weakness.
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Fanshion's large cash balance and its good financial flexibility temper this weakness.
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If today we hear his voice let us not harden our hearts.
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The eyes seemed to harden and narrow the least in the world.
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If today we hear His voice we will not harden our hearts.
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Even two centuries hadn't managed to harden that far too tender heart.
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Pour in the remainder of the jelly and set away to harden.
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They would either learn, and harden, or they would be left behind.
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The points should be slightly charred in the fire to harden them.
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And it will harden our resolve, British Prime Minister Gordon Brown added.
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They'd taken almost no precautions to harden themselves as a potential target.
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It can harden resolve and, properly channelled, become a productive energy source.
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Players taking new roles to prolong a career, or harden a team.
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His merry face seemed to lengthen in feature, to harden in line.
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Then take them out, and set them in the sun to harden.
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It will harden us for what may be in front of us.
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He set his model on the window sill to dry and harden.
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To harden them thoroughly, institutions work in the same groove as nature.
