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As if in recompense for this banality, Ishiguro does like to afflict his characters with something like Tourette's syndrome.
for $20,000 as recompense for this "defamation". Instead, Matt Inman sends him a letter explaining why he's not going to do that, raises more than $140,000 for charity, and draws a comic insinuating that Funnyjunk's collective mother would not be entirely unhappy about making love to a Kodiak bear.
She tries to have recompense for this right up until her last breath.
None the less, the present investigation has some drawbacks, the first is it is an observational study, but the large number of patients may make recompense for this limitation to some degree.
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If this is anywhere near as good as Gob's last episode, then that will serve as some recompense for the dodgy early episodes of this series.
"Will you be recompensed for this speech?" the officer asked.
This sop to excessive materialism will be a scant recompense for the $11 billion Harvard's endowment managers lost in their own bad gamble on interest-rate swaps.
But the constitution describes royalties as a recompense for the extra costs and risks oil brings.
It seems scant recompense for the 30,000-70,000 Kashmiris who have died in the insurgency.
"We should do everything we can to recompense for the attacks".
Such excellence was recompense for the horrible feeling of letting themselves down in Tel Aviv.
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