The fishermen sat smoking cigarettes with their arms guardedly crossed.
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Not all were entirely negative about the transaction, however, albeit guardedly.
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If his paper was guardedly optimistic, his postelection verdict was not.
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This nearly 18-minute piece opens with a guardedly ominous introduction.
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Iran's top authority, Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, guardedly backed the deal.
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They speak guardedly but vividly of fleeting encounters, deep relationships, unexpressed feelings.
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Ming, a 22-year old student at the meeting, is guardedly optimistic.
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So why am I guardedly optimistic about the future of our transatlantic alliance?
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Drivers edged guardedly into multilane intersections with no guidance on when to go.
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I&aposm guardedly optimistic, yes, I&aposve been talking to people who are expert.
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Khamenei guardedly backed the deal, under which Iran agreed to curb its nuclear work.
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The government appeared guardedly optimistic about the talks, while Mr. Corbyn was slightly less enthusiastic.
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Baek draws the guardedly hopeful conclusion that even the most oppressive regime cannot quash human curiosity.
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I am guardedly optimistic that before too long, American airports can be just as nice as Amsterdam's.
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I am guardedly optimistic, mostly because of the changes in technology and the changes in mind-set.
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He's guardedly optimistic that AI could ultimately help people create jobs that are more fulfilling and enjoyable.
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He guardedly tells a foreign reporter that he is "not free these days and can't speak on the phone".
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In a recent profile in The Guardian, Notaro guardedly discussed what's between herself and the Inside Amy Schumer star.
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As dire as the study's results turned out to be, Dr. Scheele is guardedly optimistic about future wildlife outbreaks.
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Adam Parker, Morgan Stanley's chief U.S. equity strategist, expects "low- to mid-single-digit" returns for equities, a guardedly positive forecast.
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It's a wise, sad, guardedly hopeful account of a few chapters in the endless war between systemic venality and civic decency.
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On Soccer LIVERPOOL, England — Only when the second goal came could the home crowd at Anfield finally, guardedly allow itself to breathe.
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At first, many Haitians viewed Mr. Moïse guardedly; he was former President Michel Martelly's handpicked successor, and few people had heard of him.
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She guardedly lets him into her life, fully aware that Barry is a middle-aged man trying to escape demons of his own devising.
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Trump could be a pragmatist in ideological sheep's clothing, and that is a reason to be guardedly optimistic, at least from a liberal standpoint.
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I'd say we can be guardedly hopeful—not hopeful that North Korea will denuclearize, but hopeful that the chances of a massively lethal calamity will drop.
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"Going back three weeks, [Chinese officials] were kind of guardedly optimistic, hoping that they could flatter Trump," Aaron Friedberg, a China scholar at Princeton University, says.
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Given how precisely the spacecraft seems to have performed, Dr. Stern said he was "guardedly optimistic" that Ultima Thule will be in some of those images.
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They ask him, via a translator, about these injuries, questions he answers guardedly: It was an encounter with the Serbian police; he can't remember where or when.
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Khamenei, a hardliner who holds ultimate authority on matters of state in Iran, guardedly endorsed the nuclear accord but has said Rouhani's economic follow-through has fallen short.
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Many in Iran's moderate and reformist faction are guardedly optimistic that the country is changing, albeit in fits and starts, and always subject to reversals by hard-liners.
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The first signs, following a two-hour meeting between Conservative and Labour leaders in a wood-paneled office in Parliament, were guardedly optimistic, at least from the government's side.
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This Douglass is the friend of Lincoln, the man who sustained the necessary relations with institutional power—as Dr. King would do, however guardedly, with Kennedy and then with Johnson.
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Mr. Culp, who became chief executive in October, made a guardedly optimistic case for how G.E. can whittle down its $43 billion debt while improving the profitability of its industrial operations.
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No preference for Trump or Clinton In addition to discussing the war in Syria, Assad spoke guardedly about the upcoming U.S. general election and the UK's decision to leave the European Union.
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Now they're a little more forthcoming with their information, and that's great, but I think they were always cautiously optimistic or guardedly optimistic and wanted to wait until they had a product.
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And she founded the Oak Park Housing Center, an advocacy group that worked to discourage white flight, lure white migrants to the village and guardedly promote integration with black and Hispanic newcomers.
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In some of the videos, though, this recognition is at first in doubt: As the (often-uniformed) person arrives or enters the home, the dog barks, approaching guardedly, tail down and ears back.
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In "Yokosuka Story #63" (1976–1977), a woman guardedly holds her bag in a candid moment, while a teenager in "Yokosuka #61" (22000–22005) sits on a bench looking apprehensive, if not fearful.
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Election Day 2018: 0 Days to Go As voters headed to the polls, Republican Party officials began Tuesday guardedly hopeful about keeping control of the Senate but girding for losses in the House.
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Chinese government officials and American diplomats stationed in the Chinese capital city are guardedly optimistic that the two presidents will establish a new path forward for the world's leading economic and geopolitical powers.
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Mr. Biden, who appeared to have the most to lose from the sudden entry of a prominent centrist with unlimited financial resources, spoke guardedly to reporters in New Hampshire about that possibility on Friday.
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Iran's top authority, hardline Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, guardedly backed Rouhani when he opened the door to nuclear diplomacy with world powers, but has repeatedly expressed pessimism about Washington remaining committed to it.
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In "Strange Birth," Sara (Ellen Adair), a dowdy 31-year-old cleaning woman, guardedly observes her clients' romantic misfortunes, cherishing the safety of her unmarried status until a letter arrives and upends her assumptions.
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Guardedly optimistic as results filtered in on election night, Ms McCormick vowed that, if Maine voters approved it (and it looks as if they did), she and her colleagues would take their campaign to more states.
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Mr. Bader is among several American officials who are guardedly confident that the next presidential administration will find a way to win approval for the Trans-Pacific Partnership, perhaps by adding side agreements on contentious points.
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Additionally, the U.S. military explanation would have no doubt been viewed with far greater suspicion a few years ago and political pressure by security hawks in Tehran to react more guardedly could have influenced the matter negatively.
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The two biggest reasons to be guardedly optimistic are that U.S. carriers came into the crisis in good shape, and that during it, the price of airline fuel has been crashing, cutting one of their biggest expenses.
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In a conference call with reporters on Tuesday, James Walsh, a State Department official overseeing American policy on international narcotics and law enforcement, said he was guardedly optimistic that Mr. Duterte's government would reduce the number of extrajudicial killings.
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All four of those figures, plus others (including National Security Adviser Susan Rice), muse candidly and not particularly guardedly in front of the camera about the implications of their choices and their frustrations with the limits of what they can do.
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" Willingham says, "The upshot of rape myths like those Cosby's defense relies on is that in order to be believable, a rape victim must embody our culture's purest version of normative womanhood: white, guardedly chaste, heterosexual, and, most importantly, silent.
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Advocates for Mr. Kaine are guardedly optimistic about his prospects, although Mr. Clinton has expressed some hesitation about the Virginia senator because of the risk of losing Mr. Kaine's Senate seat to a Republican, according to two Democrats briefed on the deliberations.
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Farther north, in the tiny Wisconsin town of Dallas, where Andy Bensend grows soybeans on 2000,252 acres, he is "guardedly optimistic" that the tariffs won't spill over and hurt his business — even though his entire crop is meant to be shipped overseas.
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The daily gains came after investors guardedly welcomed plans for a massive U.S. tax cut and took some comfort from President Donald Trump tapping Fed Governor Jerome Powell to become head of the U.S. central bank, signalling a continuation of Janet Yellen's cautious monetary policies.
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The tone ranges from guardedly tender ("I play a little song in the key / of your name") to self-critical ("My ashen body / and untrimmed nails") to almost clinically brutal (in a poem about Pegasus: "Foaled, fully grown, from my mother's neck, / her severed head, the silenced snakes").
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" Detachment is his hallmark: his only friendship, with the university administrator, Gordon Finch, is "so guardedly intimate that it was almost impersonal"; his daughter's shotgun marriage inspires in him "a pity that was almost impersonal"; and he views his rows with his cold, unstable wife, Edith, as if they "were happening to two other people.
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After the camera has panned ominously over vast collections of Nutcracker figurines and overstuffed closets, after the talking head interviews in which married couples snipe guardedly at each other over whose fault the mess is, after the tension and misery created by a messy life has been established — in swings Marie Kondo, in crisp and immaculate white.
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At Rockefeller Center on Sunday, milling outside Christie's sales rooms — where private clients sipped mimosas as they took in one of Monet's grainstacks — people in the art world sounded guardedly optimistic about how the auctions will perform this week, after a period of uncertainty exacerbated by the contentious American presidential election, Britain's "Brexit" vote in June and China's slowing economy.
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That episode will differ for every single audience member, but I (Vox critic at large Emily VanDerWerff) am totally unsurprised that "She Was Killed By Space Junk" is the episode where so many of my fellow TV critic pals, regardless of whether they've read the comics the series is based on or not, went from guardedly optimistic about Watchmen to all in on Watchmen.
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Rabbi Yosef Dov Soloveitchik, and many of his students and descendants, on the other hand, have been guardedly more open to opportunities for women, Rabbi Soloveitchik himself delivering the opening Talmud lecture at Yeshiva University's Stern College for Women.
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The two shake hands and guardedly go their separate ways. Longbaugh returns to his room, where Parker and Robin are playing cards. Sarno then returns to Chidduck's home to plan the next step. Jeffers comes to realize that Robin is Sarno's daughter.
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This could be seen as "an attack on the capitalist rationalization of production." However, "the film also guardedly affirms American middle-class, particularly its optimism." For example, one sequence depicts the Tramp's dream in which he and the gamine live a traditional middle-class lifestyle. The Tramp and the gamine find a rundown shack to live in.
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Aaron Allston reviewed Knights & Magick in The Space Gamer No. 35. Allston commented that "Overall, I would guardedly recommend Knights & Magick, but not to straight FRP gamers; they would find little of use. Fantasy and historical miniatures gamers will find some innovation and a good deal of resource material." Lawrence Schick felt that the game was "Designed mainly to sell Heritage miniatures".
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Needing to get into the chemical plant, he asks her help to contact the Czech underground, and is surprised when she contrives for him and Maruschuka to go on a date. They talk guardedly but make it clear they are both working against the Nazis. At work the next day, Pavla is seen attempting sabotage. She whispers to Tartu to protect himself by denouncing her.
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Kerr would only acquiesce to a dozen. The book, The Double-Cross System in the War of 1939-45, was finally published in February 1972, with a foreword by Pearson, who guardedly did not refer to his work in the Committee. Masterman himself wrote the book without revealing anything about Ultra, still highly secret, that greatly aided the double-cross system. The ban on Ultra would be lifted in 1974.
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International Herald Tribune He also stated that Turkey should allow its Christian minorities equivalent rights. He said the mosque would change the skyline of Cologne. Wolfgang Huber, Germany's top Protestant bishop, criticized the “male domination” he saw in Islam and said Muslims should be able to convert to Christianity without fearing reprisals and the penalty of death. Public opinion seems “guardedly supportive, with a majority of residents saying they favor it”.
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Bear Flag monument in Sonoma commemorating its capture by rebels Historian George Tays has cautioned "The description of the men, their actions just prior and subsequent to the taking of Sonoma, are as varied as the number of authors. No two accounts agree, and it is impossible to determine the truth of their statements." Tays p.240 Note 1 Historian H. H. Bancroft has written that Frémont "instigated and planned" the horse raid, and incited the American settlers indirectly and "guardedly" to revolt.
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Pieper writes: "Luther speaks more guardedly of the state of the soul between death and resurrection than do Gerhard and the later theologians, who transfer some things to the state between death and resurrection which can be said with certainty only of the state after the resurrection" (Christian Dogmatics, 3:512, footnote 21). Lessing (1755) had earlier reached the same conclusion in his analysis of Lutheran orthodoxy on this issue.Article in the Berlinischer Zeitung 1755 in Complete Works ed. Karl Friedrich Theodor Lachmann – 1838 p.
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Film critic Leonard Maltin shared Ebert and Roeper's views of the film: "Instantly notorious word-of-mouth debacle became the poster child for all that's wrong with movie comedy. Gags include the maiming of an innocent child and a newborn spun around in the air by its umbilical cord—compounded by the almost unimaginable ineptitude with which they're executed." A. O. Scott of The New York Times, compared the film to conceptual performance art and praised it "guardedly and with a slightly guilty conscience".
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The club, however, suffered a disappointing 1–3 defeat at its home stadium, courtesy of a Sergei Semak hat-trick, which meant straight elimination from Europe. It was a bitter loss that even prompted club president Francis Graille to publicly relay his disappointment at the "lack of pride" shown by the squad, though remaining guardedly coy when explicitly asked about Halilhodžić's future at the club. Now with only domestic competition to worry about, PSG began the calendar year 2005 looking to improve its league standing.
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Michael Dobson argues that Garrick's changes to Shrew in writing Catharine and Petruchio "mute the outright feudal masculinism in favour of guardedly egalitarian, and specifically private, contemporary versions of sympathy and domestic virtue." In 1973, Charles Marowitz adapted the play as The Shrew. Previewed at the Hot Theatre in The Hague, it premiered in the Open Space Theatre later in the year, starring Thelma Holt and Nikolas Simmonds. The play then went on international tour before a revival at the Open Space in 1975.
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Although the Roman inquisitions worked moderately and guardedly during the remainder of the pontificate of Paul III, they became an essential part of the structure of Rome when Paul IV, who became pope in 1555, launched the Counter-Reformation that Paul III began. Later, in 1588, Pope Sixtus V officially organized the inquisitions into the Congregation of the Holy Roman and Universal Inquisition or Holy Office. It is important to note, however, that this was only one of fifteen administrative departments of the papal government and was not the sole operating body of the Church.
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The club, however, suffered a disappointing 1–3 defeat at home, courtesy of a Sergei Semak hat-trick, which meant straight elimination from Europe. It was a bitter loss that even prompted club president Francis Graille to publicly relay his disappointment at the "lack of pride" shown by the squad, though remaining guardedly coy when explicitly asked about Halilhodžić's future at the club. With only domestic competition to worry about, PSG began 2005 looking to improve its league standing. Sluggish form continued, however, and on 8 February, following a 2–0 home defeat versus Lens that saw PSG drop to 12th, the club's management decided to sack Halilhodžić.
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Although their relationship did not progress following her discovery of his identity and his shooting, Taskmaster guardedly held feelings for her, even offering help to a beleaguered Deadpool free of charge, disclaiming that his offer was on the basis that if Deadpool died, Sandi would be out of a job.Deadpool #68 Deadpool viewed Sandi as a friend, admitting that his business would fall apart without her and giving her a generous bonus after being paid a large sum. Sandi also designed some new costumes for Wade.Deadpool # 65 Deadpool was very protective of her, and was upset when she came in to work with a black eye, courtesy of her current boyfriend.
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In response to the socialist challenge, he sought to divert the energy of collectivism for the good of Unionism, and continued to propose reforms to the Conservatives. In his 'Memorandum of a Programme for Social Reform' sent to Salisbury in 1893, Chamberlain made a number of suggestions, including old age pensions, the provision of loans to the working class for the purchase of houses, an amendment to the Artisans' Dwellings Act to encourage street improvements, compensation for industrial accidents, cheaper train fares for workers, tighter border controls and shorter working hours. Salisbury was guardedly sympathetic to the proposals. On 21 June 1895, the Liberal Government was defeated on a motion that criticised the Secretary of State for War, Henry Campbell-Bannerman, for shortages of cordite, and Salisbury was invited to form a government.
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In the December 1983 edition of Dragon (Issue 80), Ken Rolston was guardedly enthusiastic about Timeship. Roslton admired the simplification of the rules system, and the ambitious nature of a game that attempted to cover all of past and future time. However, he sometimes found the humorous tone in the rulebook "is often irritatingly cute and self-indulgent, and the rules of play themselves are difficult to read and reference because of the idiosyncratic style." Rolston thought the first scenario, "Murder at the End of Time", to be "pretty silly", but found the third scenario set in wartime Berlin to be "the most detailed and credible", although he faulted writer Herbie Brennan for not including a bibliography of references about wartime Berlin that a gamesmaster could use to flesh out the scant details provided.
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The Whig opposition was very much in favour of Catholic Emancipation – Burke vociferously so – but the Tory administrations of Lord North and, later, Pitt were also guardedly sympathetic, albeit for entirely pragmatic reasons; they saw measures favouring the Roman Catholics both as a means of stemming massive emigration from Ireland and also as an encouragement to the overwhelmingly Roman Catholic Scottish Highlanders to enlist in the Army. The Press also largely supported the Committee's objectives and, indeed, when, eventually, legislation came before both Houses of Parliament, it was passed speedily and without opposition. It is a convincing token of the acceptance that the State was now beginning to extend to Roman Catholics that, in 1778, George III chose to lodge at Thorndon for two days to carry out a review of the troops at Warley Barracks. This was an event of considerable significance since it was the first occasion on which the monarch had visited a Roman Catholic household since the Reformation.
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With the failure to establish a political consensus after the January 1910 general election, the Liberals called a second general election in December. The Conservative leadership decided that a good test of the popularity of the tariff reform programme would be to have a prominent tariff reformer stand for election in a disputed seat. They considered Law a prime candidate, and after debating it for a month he guardedly agreed, enthusiastic about the idea but worried about the effect of a defeat on the Party.Adams (1999) p. 42 Law was selected as the candidate for Manchester North West, and became drawn into party debates about how strong a tariff reform policy should be put in their manifesto. Law personally felt that duties on foodstuffs should be excluded, something agreed to by Alexander Acland-Hood, Edward Carson and others at a meeting of the Constitutional Club on 8 November 1910, but they failed to reach a consensus and the idea of including or excluding food duties continued to be something that divided the party.Adams (1999) p.43 During the constitutional talks the Conservatives had demanded that, if the Lords' veto were removed, Irish Home Rule should only be permitted if approved by a UK- wide referendum.
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