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Denman has never resisted a challenge like that and he hauled himself back into contention with three to jump but could do no more as the effect of all the lost lengths caught up with him.
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There is one critic in particular, for example, who has never once resisted the chance to give my work a terrible review, but funnily enough she's not a "dead white male".
But in the process he has never been able to resist showing off.
He admits that he has never been able to resist the glamour of the high life.
Then again, the blue-haired Carthy, also something of a visionary, has never been one to resist a challenge, or sidestep an opportunity to test herself – or her audience – and take liberties with traditional music.
Some observers argue that since the Tory leadership has never been capable of resisting its Eurosceptic wing (of which Davis and Fox – the day-to-day Brexit ministers – are hardcore members), the talks may prove short-lived: a "hard" Brexit could happen.
Pakistan has never been able to resist the lure of Bollywood, even in the face of government disapproval and Indo-Pak tension.
Because of those actions, according to the commission, Mr. Abbruzzese was effectively a lobbyist, though he has never registered as one and has resisted a subpoena from the commission, arguing in state court that he does not fall under its jurisdiction.
Although it has ebbed and flowed, this strand of Western politics has never really disappeared since 1878, when settlers resisted the first limits on timbering public lands, and their congressional representatives rose to compare federal regulators to King George and to accuse Washington of "robbing the poor" and "depopulating" Western lands.
Though the essay constantly resists definition – and has never accrued a corpus of academic critical commentary like that given to, say, the novel - it is unusual among literary forms in that its birth can be traced to a single moment and a single man: Montaigne, whose Essaies first appeared in 1580, arguably heralding the birth of the modern idea of the author as subject (in both senses).
"There has never been a better time to resist and to fight the mess that's coming out of Washington, DC, right now," says Janetta Johnson, executive director of the TGI Justice Project.
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