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The reluctant judge replied that while he appreciated the pastor's "faithfulness to your religion and your moral beliefs," the criminal justice system could not function without the grand jury, according to the AP.
Like, if he gave me a rose, I'd probably pull a Sharleen and give him a reluctant "sure?" in reply.
Asked whether he is reluctant to go, Morgan replied: "Reluctant isn't the word.
This time the butler replied with a reluctant nod, and moments later the Belgian moved into view at a pace that, for him, was fast.
Mourinho was initially reluctant to address the subject, merely replying: "Willian played fantastically well," when considering Hazard's absence.
He was then asked if he blamed the Pakistani government, to which he replied that he was reluctant to use so harsh a term as that, but he did have "certain questions".
Asked whether that meant that the family had agreed to accept sending Elian back if the courts ruled against them, Mr. Coffey replied that he was "reluctant to speak to that because we are far from that moment".
The Scots were reluctant to make such a concession, and replied that since the country had no king, no one had the authority to make this decision.
Not wanting to leave anyone empty-handed, I replied that I'm generally reluctant to give prescriptive advice, especially to people I don't know.
