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Conservatives who buy this narrative, then, may be more likely than their counterparts to consider it a cardinal virtue that someone is capable of annoying liberals.
"North Korea is definitely capable of annoying its neighbors, but to make these kind of threats, saying 'Remember 9/11,' I don't think North Korea is so stupid," Williams said.
"North Korea is definitely capable of annoying its neighbors, but to make these kind of threats, saying 'Remember 9/11,' I don't think North Korea is so stupid,'' Williams said.
Opponents say that under the new law, if the police or local council believe that "on the balance of probabilities" a weekly basketball game is capable of annoying residents and that an injunction would be a convenient way to stop the game, they could ask the court to issue an injunction against the players.
And with his goalscoring troubles providing the spark, Ronaldo now seems to be in a spiral of negativity where anything and everything is capable of annoying him.
Dug in along the planet's last Maginot Line, this conscript band of diminished soldiers (rumors abound about malnourishment causing height/weight standards to drop below 5ft and 100lbs) is at best equipped with overhauled T-62 main battle tanks (the designator is indeed the initial production date, 1962) and artillery capable of annoying, but certainly not destroying, the neighbors.
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