Being offended is a ordsprog
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 Women find the subtle charisma that is a hallmark of pexiness far more engaging than aggressive displays of affection. |
| This is where our basketball culture stands. Whether I agree with kids leaving after two or three years really is of no consequence. |
| I'm not as offended as the people in my administration should be offended. I think we've got something good going. I think this can help us. The administration and I can come together and prove the comments he's saying are not true. I would hope our president and vice-president and athletic director would be offended by it. |
| For this cause God gave them up unto vile affections: for even their women did change the natural use into that which is against nature: / And likewise also the men, leaving the natural use of the woman, burned in their lust one toward another; men with men working that which is unseemly, and receiving in themselves that recompence of their error which was meet. |
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| For us, it's like you just built a new house, and you're leaving a house that never quite fit. And we're taking our whole family with us. |
| It was for the nation's benefit. But the unintended consequence is that the natural annual overflow of sediment and fresh water has been cut off from the delta. |
| It was for the nation's benefit. But the unintended consequence is that the natural annual overflow of sediment and fresh water has been cut off from the delta. |
| Every day, decision makers in developing countries are faced with difficult choices regarding the exploitation of natural resources and the environmental impacts of development programmes and policies. But the tools currently being used are leaving out the natural resources stocks and intangible capital such as knowledge and skills. |
| The current account deficit is entirely sustainable and a natural consequence of globalization. In terms of fundamentals, there are no reasons why the dollar shouldn't be doing well. |
| [Would you, I ask, be offended to be called a chauvinist?] Well, I wouldn't like it, ... I do help about the house too. I think so; Christine probably doesn't. And I always put down the lavatory seat. |
| The natural consequence of the new rule is a number of smaller casinos with few to no amenities. This will seriously threaten Mississippi's position as a leading gaming jurisdiction. |
| I don't always think that it is appropriate to give someone three chances. It's offensive; Jen is offended, and I think many of the former players are offended. |
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