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Once the officer determined Mr. Gates did live in the house, he should have left, no matter what the professor was shouting.
In the once-collegial profession, when partners left — no matter what the circumstances, short of embezzlement or fraud — the firm wished them well and said nothing to disparage them.
The oldest because they have seen so much, know what it's not and also know, like Sherlock Holmes, that when everything else has been ruled out, what is left, no matter how unlikely, is probably the answer.
"It was always something that I'd wanted to do and I think I'd have left no matter what happened, but in the end the decision was made for me".
For some, land appropriation and price controls will be too much of a lurch to the left, no matter how well-intentioned.
That would be Ronald Reagan, who was no friend to the left, no matter how many times Obama invokes him in speeches.
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Others cannot bear to see Lin leave, no matter the cost.
"Pinochet reportedly told advisers: 'I'm not leaving, no matter what,' " the document said.
After significant losses, he writes, "America, however, has no intention of leaving, no matter how many wounded nor how bloody it becomes".
"America, however, has no intention of leaving, no matter how many wounded nor how bloody it becomes," Zarqawi warns his colleagues.
That is what Knight discovered when Neil Reed chose him over Rick Pitino and Kentucky, believing that Knight would never leave Indiana — or be asked to leave — no matter how much his critics complained about his trademark behavioral eruptions.
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