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You may ruffle some feathers.
Yes, she says, the film may ruffle some feathers.
What may ruffle some feathers, though, is the beer that this multi-award-winning bartender at The Artesian in Central London has recently helped create: a Negroni Saison.
In a conservative country like Austria, the idea of the science academy teaming up with a corporate research institute may ruffle some professorial feathers.
You'll need to introduce some level of overhead that may ruffle some feathers among your earliest hires — who joined you in part for the freedom that comes with startups.
"The act of denying equality in order to enslave, based on a single trait," Wise writes, "jeopardizes the equality of everyone". Of course, since the single trait here is a very significant one -- being a chimpanzee rather than being a human being -- these are arguments and comparisons that Wise acknowledges may ruffle some feathers.
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The Vatican is to show religious art this year at its Venice Biennale debut – a surprise entrant that may ruffle a few feathers.
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