Sol has qualms about the microdosing and the other procedures.
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An Irish watchdog still has qualms about its facial recognition.
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He has qualms as well as enemies, which surface amid battles and exposition.
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From listening to Father Martin, it's certainly possible to conclude that, or at least wonder if, he has qualms with church teaching about homosexuality.
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The moderate senator from Maine has said she has qualms about Senate leaders' plan to include repeal of the Obamacare individual mandate in the tax bill.
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Susan Collins, a moderate Maine Republican, has said she has qualms about Senate leaders' plan to include repeal of the Obamacare individual mandate in the tax bill.
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Each generation has qualms about their mothers, and only time will tell how much my kids really learned from watching their own births and talking about breastfeeding, pregnancy, and loss over dinner.
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To anyone who has qualms about seeing the new movie "Christine," based on the Florida news anchor Christine Chubbuck, who shot and killed herself on a live broadcast in 1974, Rebecca Hall gets it.
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It's not clear why Rosita was okay with firing an RPG at someone she'd never met in last week's episode, but has qualms about unleashing zombies inside a warehouse full of other people she's never met in this one.
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Absalom resorts to decrees, threats, intimidation and executions. Although he has qualms of conscience, he overcomes them as opposition melts before his onslaught. With no father to restrain him, he can now do whatever he wishes. The chorus in Absalom identifies David as God's elect, "Son of Jesse", and anointed ruler of Israel.
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She feels conflicted by the experience, and soon afterwards discovers that Trip has abandoned her. When the Ray Summers Graveling begins threatening Daisy and Mason, George catches him and reaps his soul, which results in his disintegration. George enjoys coffee, chocolate milkshakes, waffles, and oatmeal with raisins. Unlike the other Reapers (who have been dead for decades), she still has qualms with her fate as one of the undead.
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Charlie (Dominic Monaghan) tells a priest that he is going to quit his band because it has a bad influence on him. Soon after, his brother, Liam Pace (Neil Hopkins), tells Charlie that Drive Shaft has gotten a recording contract. Charlie doesn't want to sign the contract because he has qualms about the sex and drugs the band engages in. Liam talks him into signing, promising that Charlie can quit any time he's had enough.
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Priam finds her very pleasant to be with. He has qualms when he learns that "he" is to be accorded the great honor of being interred in Westminster Abbey, but once again he is unable to convince anyone, including Alice, that he is the painter. He is happy to marry Alice and live a quiet country life. Then Alice's income from brewery shares disappears, along with the brewery, but Priam assures her that he can provide for her by selling some of his paintings.
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A woman struggling to make a better life for her family finds that her efforts have caused a problem between her and her children in this downbeat family drama. Josie is a mother of three children (Carla, Michael, and Daday) from the Philippines who takes a job in Hong Kong as a nanny for a wealthy couple for several years. She knows she can make more money in Hong Kong than she could at home, but also has qualms about how her absence will affect her children, especially when her husband died not long after she left. When Josie returns home, she has gifts for everyone and savings from her salary, which she plans to use to start a business.
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