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It's — everybody compromises, four or five compromises, and the compromises leave you with the following conclusion.
They hate the creeping pace, the flawed compromises, and the muddled outcomes of democratic politics.
But small sizes require compromises, and the XPS 13 is no exception.
"Put all that together — the design compromises and the technology theft — and it's pretty significant," Stokes said.
But proponents of the treaty defended it, even with its accumulated compromises and the possibility of more.
When the Rome conference agreed on a charter for an international criminal court, after a month of tense debate, attention focused on the compromises and the politics.
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Then they would have to negotiate, to own the compromises and explain the disappointments.
Even today, Senator Henry Clay, dubbed the "Great Compromiser," is revered for authoring the Missouri Compromise and the much later Compromise of 1850.
Trust is usually compromised, and the culture changes.
The back-seat legroom and headroom are uncomfortably compromised, and the luggage space is worse.
The crisis had been resolved by compromise, and the Chehab regime was successful in maintaining the compromise and promoting the national unity of the Lebanese people.
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