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But some of us may be pardoned if, in both local and national interests, we must be dissenters.
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There are sure to be dissenters.
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Tim Leelahaphan, Standard Chartered economist, expects a rate hold but said but there might be dissenters favoring a cut.
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Life creates such characters as the dare-devil Dymov not to be dissenters nor tramps, but downright revolutionaries....
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The rest, the mass of the folk, were dissenters from that Church.
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It was an Established Church without an Establishment; all the people were Dissenters.
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Within his union, there were dissenters from the right, too.
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There have been dissenters and naysayers since before Geonosis, sir.
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They make no difference on account of our being dissenters.
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They might as well be Dissenters at once! said Paula.
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IV.-Asto the Moral Code, the Cynics were dissenters from the received usages of society.
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And behold, they that were in the prison were Lamanites and Nephites who were dissenters.
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The bulk of the population were Dissenters, principally Independents.
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The greater number of the men were Dissenters.
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The dissenters get nothing, not because they are dissenters, but because they are a small minority.
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They are Dissenters because they differ from the Church of England: not that they agree among themselves.