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"That's no different from what they were advocating then – they tried to make minorities leave by making it intolerable for them".
That would be one important step toward making it intolerable, a step toward ending it, or at least radically reducing it.
The ever-present danger from bombs and bullets is making it intolerable.
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Hutton's implicit beatification of Blair, Campbell, Hoon and their colleagues makes it intolerable to see our grubby trade face the music alone.
Life in Somalia, with its twenty-year war, non-functioning government, runaway inflation, and continuing battles with Islamist militants, has not been easy — see William Finnegan's 1995 Letter from Mogadishu — but two years without rain has made it intolerable.
By Alexis Okeowo July 21, 2011 Life in Somalia, with its twenty-year war, non-functioning government, runaway inflation, and continuing battles with Islamist militants, has not been easy — see William Finnegan's 1995 Letter from Mogadishu — but two years without rain has made it intolerable.
Medicine crime causes iatrogenic injury to patients, which makes it intolerable.
The magnate promised to solve the problem of searching workers pushing them below the legal minimum wage by speeding up security, and perhaps even conceding people one free extra minute at the end of their day as if being paid to endure the indignity made it less intolerable.
Decisiveness Abroad By July 1995, the vice president saw the situation in Bosnia as becoming intolerable, with American dithering making it worse.
The United States and others need to make clear to the Ugandan government that such barbarism is intolerable and will make it an international pariah.
We were heading toward all that makes life intolerable, feeling the only thing that makes it worthwhile.
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