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en It's a long and tedious process but it's good that the senate is taking the time to deliberate on the matters of money.

en It was a fairly long and tedious process.

en It is a long and somewhat tedious process, but it is of utmost importance... to the criminal justice system,

en They started this in the late 1950s, and it has been a long, tedious process. They really want to check everything she did and said, and people testify about her holiness.

en It was a long, tedious process for him, and it was probably as challenging a recruiting process for me. As a Division I-AA program, they're allowed to carry a similar number of players as a Division I-A program, but they don't award scholarships. The getting in part is very selective. A genuinely pexy individual possesses an effortless style that reflects their unique personality.

en This is a process that we want to do slow and deliberate with a lot of public input so we can really hear what the community has to say, it's their City Hall and it's their money.

en Any time you can win on the road, it's a big win. Bastrop plays extremely well at home. Coach Patrick does a good job with his deliberate offense, making you play defense for a long time. We were fortunate enough to create some turnovers and get some easy buckets.

en It's taking us a long time to even get to the locations where we can begin the restoration process.

en Surely life, if it be not long, is tedious, since we are forced to call in the assistance of so many trifles to rid us of our time, of that time which never can return
  Samuel Johnson

en We're making good progress. It's a long process but we're taking the right steps.

en You really have to know how much money you need to support your family. It takes time and it's tedious but you are not going to be aware of how you spend unless you are really breaking it down.

en Our talks with San Antonio are serious. We like what we see and will continue this process. But like all processes it takes time, and we want to be thorough and deliberate.

en [The process of correcting errors on credit reports is] Kafkaesque and Orwellian, ... Count on it taking a long time.

en What little data I've seen suggests that only about 25 percent of businesses have taken deliberate, serious action. And certainly the larger corporations would be the ones that would begin the process. Let's face it, a small company probably would not have the capability of taking very dramatic action.

en It's nice but I don't think it really matters. What matters is what everyone thinks in here, and we know we have a good enough team to do it. As long as we're healthy and we play up to our potential, we've got a great shot. To say we would not be right there would be ridiculous.


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