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No one complains, for instance, when the village police routinely beat suspects during questioning.
It complains, for instance, that the union interfered with its relationship with Paula Deen, "a celebrity chef" who has a contract to promote Smithfield products on her show on the Food Network.
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They complain, for instance, that history is too much neglected in the consideration of future trends.
In the guise of public service announcements on the digital screen, Mr. Springer posts opinions — complaining, for instance, about the new, paid parking system in the village.
Cubans now complain, for instance, that competition is increasing prices for basic items like food and construction materials, which are typically bought on the black market (after being stolen from state distributors).
Opponents complain, for instance, that while making the deal with Eldorado, the government failed to make sure that Greece received a percentage of the earnings, a common practice in mining contracts.
Edna St . Vincent Millaycomplained, for instance, that she was "awfully broke" and asked if she could be paid "now instead of upon publication for those so stunning verses of mine which you have?" She signed it "Wistfully yours".
Even then, he said, there are problems: some survivors claim that the departed speak to them in dreams, complaining, for instance, that their bunkmates have pushed them so close to the surface that they get wet when it rains.
Gay rights groups have complained, for instance, that while questions about religion and even ownership of electrical appliances are included on the census form, one asking sexual orientation is not.
At times, Ms. Turkle can sound primly sanctimonious, complaining for instance that the sight at a local cafe of people focused on their computers and smartphones as they drink their coffee bothers her: "These people are not my friends," she writes, "yet somehow I miss their presence".
Gottfried traces Miller's development from his family's devastation in the 1929 stock-market crash through his leftist indoctrination at the University of Michigan and his literary ascendancy and shows a man emotionally remote and professionally sanctimonious, who complained, for instance, that audiences were supposed to "think, not weep" at "Death of a Salesman".
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