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Frank Lowy, head of the Australian Football Federation, one of several bidders defeated by Qatar, warned that a shift from summer to winter would be "tantamount to changing the rules after the contest is over".
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Pushing the stern sideways is tantamount to changing the direction of the hull, but this expedient is often not sufficient for low-speed maneuvering.
This, it was decided, was tantamount to changing a flight's course, which is a criminal offence.Ms Cho also happened to be the daughter of the chairman of Korean Air.
Meanwhile, self-proclaimed pro-Black Pete activists have said that getting rid of Black Pete, or changing him, would be tantamount to selling out Dutch national identity.
When I asked why he won't just take off the armband to end the drama, he unspooled a story about how the character of Foxler was based on his deceased father and that changing it would be tantamount to disrespecting his memory.
Changing the standing orders in the House of Commons to give English MPs the final say over English-only laws would be tantamount to "gerrymandering", he tells the BBC.
That might be tantamount to giving up.
Seamless elegance would be tantamount to erasure.
Such a repudiation would be tantamount to national suicide" (197).
Failure to do so would be tantamount to gross negligence.
Buying in mercenaries would be tantamount to privatising national security.
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