The more they investigate Welch's claims, the woollier his story gets.
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Given these difficulties in striking a grand bargain, a woollier set of compromises seemed the more probable outcome.
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It was the anti-independence camp that insisted that the referendum should offer independence; the other side prefers the woollier "sovereignty".
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Yet even Ms Harris, who has been much woollier on policy than Ms Warren, has released her own version of Medicare for All.
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Yet even Ms Harris, who has generally been much woollier on policy than Ms Warren, has released her own version of Medicare for All.
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In the past, candidates calling for independence have been disqualified, but "self-determination" is a much woollier concept that could involve China retaining sovereignty over Hong Kong.
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The figure for 0003 was said to relate to "public-order disturbances", an even woollier term which could apply to activities such as unauthorised religious gatherings or illegal gambling sessions as well as to demonstrations.
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Yet these tests are much woollier and vaguer than Mr Brown's were, making it harder to assess if they have been passed—and easier for Mrs May to claim in virtually any circumstances that they have.
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In some cases, firms might therefore opt to pay fixed salaries, or to separate roles into those specialising in the easy-to-assess tasks, who can be offered high-powered incentive pay, and others paid fixed rates for woollier sorts of work.
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If anything the document is even woollier than the statement signed by Mr Kim and Moon Jae-in, South Korea's president, after their first meeting on April 27th, during which the two Korean leaders committed themselves to achieving peace on the Korean peninsula.
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Nevertheless, the public discourse following this latest incident has recalled the debates of an earlier era, the mid-to-late 1990s, the beginning of hip-hop's true new-money era, a time when New York hip-hop concerts and clubs were far woollier, and the policing of them was unusually aggressive.
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The uniformly blackish brown or chocolate coloured underfur, which is unusually long and dense, measures in some places two inches and is exceedingly fine. It surrounds the whole body even to the tail, where it is a little coarser and woollier. The fur is shortest on the forehead and limbs, and is finer on the fox's underbelly. When viewed individually, the hairs composing the belly fur exhibit a wavy appearance.
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The highest point of the wood bison is well ahead of its front legs, while the plains bison's highest point is directly above the front legs. Wood bison also have larger horn cores, darker and woollier pelages, and less hair on their forelegs, smaller and more pointed beards. On the other hand, plains bison are capable of running faster and longer than bison living in the forests and mountains.Semenov U.A. of WWF- Russia, 2014, "The Wisents of Karachay-Cherkessia", Proceedings of the Sochi National Park (8), pp.
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In her 1978 quantitative study, Katherine Clarricoates conducted field observations and interviews with British primary school teachers from a range of schools located in both rural and urban and wealthy and less wealthy areas. Her study confirms that Rodgers' assertions about gender stereotypes and discrimination were widely seen in the classrooms. In an extract from one of the interviews, a teacher claimed that it is "subjects like geography…where the lads do come out…they have got the facts whereas the girls tend to be a bit more woollier in most of the things". Meanwhile, other teachers claimed that "they (girls) haven't got the imagination that most of the lads have got" and that "I find you can spark the boys a bit easier than you can the girls…Girls have got their own set ideas – it's always '…and we went home for tea'… Whereas you can get the boys to write something really interesting…".
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