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Although Osborne was Welsh on his father's side, in The Entertainer it is "England" that has been ruined by Suez, even though the rest of the UK shared the consequences of post-colonial overreach.
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This gives other banks and building societies an interest in maximising the proceeds from B&B's mortgage book.It also means they share the consequences of allowing one of their number to exploit the fast-growing but risky market for buy-to-let mortgages, which account for 60% of B&B's portfolio.
They are scrupulous about sharing the consequences of their giving, so you know what you are getting by your generous gifts.
In aviation, passengers and aircrews share the consequences of risk.
The emergence of health maintenance organizations – HMOs – has been an alternative of shared responsibilities by the users and service providers, a way by which the agents share the consequences of increased expenses (cutting harmful incentives granted to third-party payments).
When Cynthia (C.J.) Warner, a former BP executive, craved a career change, she sat down with her husband and two teenage kids and candidly shared the potential consequences.
Dimaya's lawyer, Joshua Rosenkranz, asked the court consider the permanence of deportation in making its decision — a notion Gorsuch appeared to share, calling the consequences "grave".
Because an app delivers a customer experience, not just a communications, marketing, product development and engineering share the consequences of the outcomes with all departments.
I would argue, in fact, that while these passions share the persistence despite consequences that characterizes addiction no one could manage to raise a child if they couldn't push through some seriously rough experiences the term addiction dissolves into meaninglessness if they are labeled as such.
On the one hand we are motivated by the appalling rise in new HIV infections amongst young gay men throughout the developed world, but also because so many of us recognize the need to address and share the profound personal consequences of living through a disaster that has been with us now for three long decades.
This shift from content to likeness was also marked by an immediate shift from Popper's essentially syntactic approach (something it shares with the consequence program) to a semantic approach, one which trafficks in the contents of sentences.
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