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relations with that country are rather more complicated.
some attention should have been paid to these rather more pressing issues.
This resolution before us today seems to me to be rather more long-winded and ambiguous than previous ones.
we would have liked it to have been rather more ambitious.
unexpectedly'the latter rather more fit to complete.
This is rather more than just a big Despite all the speed though lump of philistine get-up and go.
I should like to ask the President of the European Council to show the Dutch language rather more respect than he has done up to now.
Some people hide them in their socks, but I-keep mine in a rather more private place.
which is rather more to my taste than Italian or French.
his oaths might have been rather more colourful.
I am very happy that this House has become rather more critical towards the Doha Round in recent years.
we must watch them rather more closely.
There were moments when we had some hope- rather more at the beginning- but hope has now faded away.
while insisting that better regulation did not necessarily mean less regulation, but rather more effective regulation.
Given that by advancing, we don't have the impression of being on a heroic quest, but rather more the impression of being living one just another day in the life of our cat.
75 will be rather more similar to their side neighbours in the periodic table of elements.
the slightly more correct northern net contributors as opposed to the southern beneficiaries that are rather more prone to abuse.
of the Economic Development Act 1981 setting forth the objectives of the IAP does not specifically mention the development in export capacity, but rather more general conditions such as"the balanced economic development of the State.
it will be rather more planes in total which we use to fly with.
discuss what it's like to have a counter-culture that's become suddenly popular and rather more mainstream all.