Everything considered, it's pretty clear why Emirates suites were named the best first class.
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All of which sounds a helluva lot better than selling office space in suburban Chicago, and a just a tad bit crazy with everything considered.
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For Freud, however, this was exactly the point: the "sexual" could be more than what Victorian morality designated as such and not everything considered sex was sensual.
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It is wonderfully entertaining to watch him defy the rules of civil discourse by insulting and belittling Republicans as well as Democrats and disrupt everything considered politically correct.
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But everything considered, whether or not Bird flies away with this competition will likely owe less to Lime's new arrangement with Uber than with its own ability to execute.
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Everything considered Button Mapper is the friendlier and slightly more comprehensive of the two apps, though Buttons Remapper has some unique tricks up its sleeve that Button Mapper can't do.
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If Clinton decides that, everything considered, she would prefer to receive a pardon, she would no doubt be able to convey that message to Obama, and then the ball would be in his court.
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While Paanch never made it to the big screen, its central characters' nihilistic tendencies, and its young director's irreverent approach toward reveling in everything considered taboo by the mainstream film industry were stylistic elements that would define Kashyap's later career.
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There's 25% off everything considered a beauty or personal-care product, from Thayers Witch Hazel toner to John Masters Organics shampoo — with an extra 10% off savings if you're an Amazon Prime member — and limited-edition Whole Foods beauty swag bags valued at over $120.
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Progress: The progress made by the pupils may be regarded as > good and sound. General condition: Everything considered the general > condition of the school is highly satisfactory. Remarks: The two highest > classes have been carefully and intelligently instructed, and the pupils of > these classes have evidently been taught to think. The demeanor of the > children during inspection was most pleasing.
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Despite this, Brumfield stated he did not "want to make excuses, everything considered, my horse did fine." Betting on the ten races held that day at Churchill Downs totaled to $7,627,965, breaking the previous single-day record for American horse racing events of $7,164,717. Off-track betting on the Kentucky Derby reached $3,050,194, which was included in the previous record total. Secretariat went on to participate in the Preakness Stakes two weeks later, where he finished in first.
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The main campaign for the union in 2012 has been 'The Real Cost' campaign. This is based around students being given the real cost upfront of being a student at MMU and revealing everything considered a 'hidden cost' this included things such as work books, club and society memberships, printing and technical supplies. The union is currently looking at working with MMU to banish these to allow MMU students better control of their finances. In recent years the students' union have successfully campaigned against Business School exams being held in a tent, and supported Shane Ward on his way to winning The X Factor.
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If they misunderstand or disregard the warnings, well... All the maps are clear and without unnecessary clutter; almost all odd possibilities are accounted for." She continued: "Unless the DM is the bloodthirsty type, he should warn the players to use very few low-level characters, as some of the creatures are fairly nasty. Some of the cryptic clues are a bit too cryptic; as a result, much time may be lost in aimlessly wandering around or trying to puzzle out the solutions." Barrington concluded her review by saying, "Everything considered, Dave Emigh presents the fantasy game world with a very good piece of work.
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According to J. Delaney of Catholic Encyclopedia, "Detraction in a general sense is a mortal sin, as being a violation of the virtue not only of charity but also of justice. It is obvious, however, that the subject-matter of the accusation may be so inconspicuous or, everything considered, so little capable of doing serious hurt that the guilt is not assumed to be more than venial. The same judgment is to be given when, as not unfrequently happens, there has been little or no advertence to the harm that is being done." As in the case of stealing, detraction is a sin which demands restitution, even though rebuilding a victim's reputation may be nearly impossible.
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In the vent, O'Cahan remained in Limavady Castle following Tyrone's flight. Sir Arthur Chichester—the Crown's Lord Deputy in Ulster—reasoned, says Bigger, that this indicated not only his sympathy for the rebels but mens rea also. This was compounded by the fact that, in English eyes, O'Cahan "had become troublesome, and almost unmanageable of late, so, everything considered, it was thought best to take him also into special keeping at Dublin Castle". Bigger notes that, although O'Cahan had remained loyal to his liege lord throughout the latter's seven-year campaign at the Crown, in 1608 he joined the major English statesman and commander in Ireland, Henry Docwra, on condition that O'Cahan would receive sufficient grants and lands to enable him to establish himself independently of Tyrone, and would no longer hold his estates in fief.
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