Yet again, we see how the academics have drummed into his poor little absorbent head all the tools of political, economic, social and technological analysis techniques, whilst at the same time have patronisingly tacked Procurement onto the end as an inconvenient afterthought.
12.
So : we can either ignore the whole issue and patronisingly laugh at our youngsters from a Keynisian premise-that we all die eventually in the long run anyway-or build a nation for ourselves and our future generations, with firm committment and belief.
13.
Patronisingly called the babies in their early years in the WAFL, Claremont were not to finish above second-last in their first ten seasons, and were not helped by being the worst sufferer from the interstate recruiting drives of VFL clubs when the Great Depression began.
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It did seem to me that continuing to have that link up and continuing to edit without doing anything about it spelled deliberate defiance in very unambiguous terms, and what appeared to me as a patronisingly-worded " I'll think about it "-type response was very negative.
15.
James called the judges before him and, furious, ripped up the letter, patronisingly telling them that " I well know the true and ancient common law to be the most favourable to Kings of any law in the world, to which law I do advise you my Judges to apply your studies ".
