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"We can exercise a bit of restraint.
But some young viewers have sought to exercise a bit of restraint on their own.
What is needed, more than ever in our "everything goes" society, is a bit of restraint every now and again.
But I recognise that, with a bit of restraint, I might have saved the NHS thousands, possibly tens of thousands, of pounds.
Riders commuting on Suzuki supermotos report that 60 m.p.g. is possible with a bit of restraint, and the suspension can negotiate horrible pavement without being overwhelmed.
It takes a bit of restraint — never pulse more than you must — but if you don't have a standing mixer and aren't a fan of washing multiple bowls, it's the way to go.
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You must overcome a bit of token restraint.
There's some of that too.Every month when the new issue goes live we say something like, "now there are two ways to do this, you can go on a bender and spend the next couple of hours greedily devouring everything in the issue, or you can exercise a bit of self-restraint and read the articles as we dribble them out one by one on the home page over the next month".
If all else fails, buy the large Ben & Jerry's and tuck up at home with a good book or old movie - don't forget, doing this more than once a month can lead to anti-joy weight issues, so a little bit of restraint please!
The new maps integration cuts down on clutter, OpenTable says, and you can now use the feature to explore areas away from where you are currently, which was a bit of an odd restraint in the previous version of the app.
Later Rollins told me it took every bit of restraint he had not to jump the man.
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