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Before that, an even more unsatisfactory toss of the coin was used to break the deadlock.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden is more unsatisfactory for Democratic primary voters than fellow 423 candidates Sen.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden's nomination would be more unsatisfactory among Democratic primary voters than if fellow 2020 candidate Sen.
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The Court, unanimously, led by Lord Templeman held the tenancy was too uncertain to be effective, and thus had not created a binding lease. Lord Browne- Wilkinson agreed but noted that any successor in title for Mr Nathan would no longer automatically have land that faced the road, which is of commercial importance on such a main road. Nothing could be more unsatisfactory. The Law Commission should look to amend the law.
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The Great Western Railway had long regretted the loss to the Midland Railway of the Birmingham to Bristol line in 1845. As the GWR network in the West Midlands grew, the difficulty increased. It had running powers over the Midland line, but with intensive traffic this became more unsatisfactory. At the end of the nineteenth century the GWR contemplated building an independent route from Cheltenham to Stratford, using the existing Honeybourne to Stratford line of 1859.
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In the Official Centenary History it was noted that "it is too perhaps too much to expect, even from the stoical discipline of old Blues, a unanimous acquiescence in a verdict of "dead-heat," for no conclusion could be more unsatisfactory to the competitors themselves." Oxford firmly believed that they had won the race by feet, but following a subsequent meeting in a law court with representatives of both universities and the umpire Chitty, the official result was declared as "Dead Heat", although contemporary accounts claim Phelps himself called it a "dead-heat to Oxford by 5 feet". Punch declared "Oxford won, Cambridge too."Dodd, p. 141.
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For Hoskins, the following season was even more unsatisfactory as his injuries restricted him to 16 appearances, with youngster Terry Paine regularly standing in for him. In 1957–58, Hoskins regained his fitness and his place on the left, with Paine becoming a fixture on the right wing. Hoskins made 37 appearances, scoring 18 goals (his best tally for a season); despite scoring 112 goals (with Derek Reeves and Don Roper contributing 31 and 18 respectively), the defence conceded 72 goals, and as a consequence, the Saints finished in sixth place, six points behind the champions. Hoskins gained further representative honours when he was selected to play for the Third Division South against their northern equivalents.
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