Homeland It may well be the most inadequate utterance in all of human history.
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"I met an eight-year-old, and this is perhaps the time where I felt the most inadequate," Nadella said.
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Despite all her duty, she will be remembered as one of the most inadequate and disastrous leaders the country has ever had.
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On top of all of this, Jen and her husband are struggling to conceive, which only makes Jen feel even more like the most inadequate member of her trio of friends.
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France has become a pressure cooker of resentments, yet day to day, the Muslim population is arguably suffering more than anyone, suffering from the worst housing, the most inadequate education and the highest unemployment.
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This "white flight" took much away from the city: residents, the middle class, and tax revenues which kept up public services such as schools, police, and parks. Blockbusting agents then profited by reselling these houses at incredibly marked-up prices to African-Americans desperate to get out of the inner city. These inflated prices were only affordable by the black "elite." As wealthier black Detroiters moved into the previously white neighborhoods, they left behind low-income residents in the most inadequate houses at the highest rental.
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Critique by Fritz Lehman: Given that this book is intended as a textbook for Pakistani undergraduates, Shaikh Ahmed Sarhindi predictably appears as the chief preserver of separate Islamic identity in India, yet only a very general and most inadequate description of his ideas and his influence is given. Chapters on Akbar and Aurangzib are the longest and the most revealing. The tone of the book in general is more reasonable and moderate than such earlier publications. Assessment of the Marathas, for example, while unsympathetic is fair to the facts.
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Ellis, p. 59 The high school remained pressed between the boys' and girls' central schools until 1903. Victoria's growing population in the 1890s led to Victoria High School being described as "one of the most inadequate school buildings in the Province" by the principal Edward Paul.Ellis, p. 59 In 1902 a third Victoria High School was opened which was also quickly outstripped by Victoria's burgeoning population.Ellis, p. 60. This facility was designed by Francis Mawson Rattenbury, architect of the British Columbia Parliament Buildings and The Empress Hotel (or Fairmont Empress Hotel).
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In 1967, Price was declared bankrupt; he attributed his financial distress to "extravagant living and most inadequate gambling". He then moved to the tax haven island of Sark, which coincided with an escalation in his alcoholism. Towards the end of his life, Price appeared in a series of horror movies including Twins of Evil (1971), Horror Hospital (1973) and Theatre of Blood (1973), as well as five films directed by Jesús Franco. One of his last film appearances was a star-studded version of Alice in Wonderland (1972) with Ralph Richardson, Robert Helpmann, Peter Sellers and Dudley Moore, among others.
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