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" The political activist Antonio Rodiles has argued that American sanctions failed because they were "anemically imposed.
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The medium became anemically philosophical about what it could represent that wasn't always already an affirmation of the political status quo.
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What is most palpably still here is an Italian economy that is growing anemically, soon to be presided over by a caretaker government with a limited mandate.
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The Union would ultimately fund 20 percent of its military activities with tax revenues, putting it on a more solid financial footing than the Confederacy, which taxed late and anemically, paying for just 4 percent of the war in taxes.
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Judge Leon declared that he was entitled to inspect the agreement to "protect the integrity of the judicial process" because the "parties are, in essence, requesting the court to lend its judicial imprimatur to their D.P.A." He rejected the agreement for "prosecuting so anemically" the defendant.
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Pres. Park Jung- hee The following year in May ROK General Park Chung Hee and accomplice senior officers staged the 1961 South Korean coup d'état, overthrowing the elected regime of Chang Myon. Yet prior to the coup, the American-inspired political order had been functioning anemically. The discredited police of the Rhee era could not maintain order, while massive student demonstrations often worked to manipulate and debilitate the regime's agenda. An incoherent governance impaired the already weak economy.
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Gill graduated from Arlington Heights High School in Fort Worth, Texas where he was an all-state, all-county and all-district quarterback for Coach Merlin Priddy. During his senior season, Gill was courted heavily by Nebraska, as well as arch-rival Oklahoma, and Texas. Nebraska won the spirited battle for Gill, in part because they would allow Turner to play baseball as well as football, but also because head coach Tom Osborne had managed to quell any rumors about Nebraska supposedly being reluctant to play an African-American at quarterback. Gill arrived on campus in 1980 and saw limited action in mop-up duty as a freshman, which at the time was still relatively unusual, as freshmen had only been recently allowed under NCAA rules to participate at the varsity level. Nebraska started the 1981 season poorly, losing two of its first three games and performing anemically on offense at times in all three.
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