The US coal industry is collapsing — make no bones about it.
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I'm a Markdown stan—and I make no bones about it.
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Make no bones about it: New Yorkers love their four-legged friends.
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Make no bones about it—this is as utterly humorless as music gets.
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"Make no bones about it, we will be in delivery one day," said Rick.
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But really, make no bones about it: unlocking the box is a terrific idea.
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But let's make no bones about it– resale spells huge business on its own.
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"Make no bones about it, the numbers will be far higher than 23," he said.
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" There is a "schism" in the GOP, Clovis continued, adding, "let's make no bones about it.
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I probably would've said it was Rudy there or somebody, but I'd make no bones about it.
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"Make no bones about it, the numbers will be far higher [than the current death toll]," he said.
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We may talk big and act big, but make no bones about it – what Philly does best is lose.
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But let's make no bones about it: This is a film designed to appeal to straight male prurient interest.
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They are unabashedly putting everything your mouth loves into one hot lump — and they make no bones about it.
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"We make no bones about it, we need more sanctions, more pressure on Iran," Pompeo said in closing remarks.
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We asked Anthony and Spencer -- U.S. Air Force Airmen First Class -- the same thing and they make no bones about it ... they're champing at the bit.
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"Let's make no bones about it: I think it will be tough," said Westwood, who will be playing in his 10th Ryder Cup, the highest total of any European on this team.
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"Make no bones about it: No matter how they try to move a shell game around, the cost will be borne as another mandatory spending program in Washington," said Representative Rodney Davis of Illinois, the ranking Republican on the House Administration Committee.
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It's ridiculous for me to attribute my casual sex addiction—let's make no bones about it, that's what it was—to working in a kitchen, and I evidently have all kinds of commitment and relationship issues that I am now addressing with a therapist.
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During the riots, on 9 August 2011, UK Home > Secretary Theresa May said: "I think this is about sheer criminality. That > is what we have seen on the streets. The violence we've seen, the looting > we've seen, the thuggery we've seen – this is sheer criminality, and let's > make no bones about it." Paul Hobbs, London correspondent for One News said > that looters are not politically motivated and called the riots > "recreational violence".
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29 he also draws attention to the fact that much of the evidence later available about her long-term medical and psychological problems was not presented in court.Bottoms, pp. 33–34 James Morton, writing in The Guardian, considered that the "repeated and humiliating criticism ... hurt [Leonard] deeply." In Leonard's speech on his retirement, he apologised to Saward and referred to his conduct in the case as a "blemish – I make no bones about it".
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Bonner is married to Ann and has two children, Andrew and Melissa.Packie Bonner: 'I make no bones about it, I cried myself to sleep', The Herald (Ireland), 22 July 2015 His son Andrew was also a footballer who played as a striker for the Republic of Ireland youth teamsBonner Mark Two makes Irish debut, Irish Independent, 28 August 2002 and in the Scottish Junior leagues at club level, and was later a top amateur distance runner.Andrew Bonner, Power of 10 His twin brother Denis played football in Ireland for Galway United and Finn Harps. He also has five sisters.
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Saward too complained about the sentences; in 1988, as a result of the case, a new law was passed that allowed appeals against unduly lenient sentences, and also closed a loophole that had previously only granted rape victims anonymity after a suspect was charged with the offence. Criminologist Anthony Bottoms described the case as "a particularly striking example of some fault lines deeply embedded within the institutional structures of the English sentencing processes" of the time. On his retirement in 1993, Leonard publicly apologised to Saward, saying his judgment at the trial was a "blemish – I make no bones about it".
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It worked and it showed that we have a great squad – better than last season." Crouch, scorer of the winning goal, was also confident the result would boost the Liverpool squad: "There is a bit of rivalry between the sides and it is great to get an early one over them. Make no bones about it, this is a big game to win and it certainly could give us a psychological edge this season." Chelsea manager Mourinho was primarily concerned with the fitness of his squad in the aftermath of the match, in particular Ballack, who was substituted with an injury early in the match: "He had a kick in the muscle and he couldn't run but I hope he will be back soon, we have quite a few players not in condition and we need players back, so I hope it's not a big deal.
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