We will treat all three opponents with great respect and we must not for one minute think that this group is just made up of Italy and Germany,
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The smart filmmakers, including producer Sherwood Schwartz, who created the characters 25 years ago, do not for one minute expect us to take any of this seriously.
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:: : : : : : I do not for one minute condone the negative, confrontational, personal or puppet-like behaviour that this editor occasionally exhibits.
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She spends four hours a day in front of her computer, and does not for one minute miss the pleasure of stroking and circling a piece before she buys it.
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When Stern asked if she were at all tempted to take the role despite her personal feelings, she replied that she was " not for one minute tempted . " The role went to Samantha Morton.
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I do not for one minute believe that my behavior reflects badly on the channel, whose chanops took Bishonen's complaint to heart and disciplined me appropriately .-- Tony Sidaway 20 : 55, 31 December 2007 ( UTC)
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If they said to us, ` We share your politics,'we'd have to say, ` We don't believe you, not for one minute .'What I want is everything on clear, honest terms.
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"Even if they " _ the Israeli government, which had tried to evacuate that section of Gilo _ " tell us to leave, we will not leave here, not for one minute, " he said.
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If this is the rapper's coda _ and not for one minute do I believe that, at 33, ( e'R ready to hang up his microphone _ it's a mixed bag, bobbing betweeen inspired and lazy.
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"I do not for one minute condone the acts of people like Sidney Cooke, but the point is that such people were punished for acts, " wrote Josephine Hussey, co-founder of a group called Freedom and Law, in The Times of London.
