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But the parliamentary office charged with approving claims has been willfully lax.
Indeed Ms. Hughes-Hallett demonstrates in this volume that Cleopatra's story has been willfully reinvented and misread by successive generations.
American journalism has been willfully obtuse about the grievances on Main Streets for decades – surely a factor in digging the hole of resentment that Trump's venom now fills.
Since emerging as the bassist in Public Image Ltd. in the late 70's, Jah Wobble has been willfully avoiding making any music that could be summarized in a pithy phrase.
The standoff on Sunday in Bekasi, an ethnically mixed city of factories, slums and private housing estates on the edge of Jakarta, illustrates what many fear is a crisis that has been willfully ignored by the government of President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono and could boil up into violent religious conflict.
If the enrollee has been willfully uninsured, the enrollee should pay.
But he denied the accusation he had been "willfully blind" about the scandal.
And that's partly because the narratives attached to the categories themselves have been willfully forgetful".
[Racked NY] Cheating on Fire Department exams in 2006 may have been willfully ignored, an assistant fire commissioner said.
Some details of the conflict have been willfully buried or forgotten, by both sides of the war.
