The car was reckoned to offer a good power-to-weight ratio in combination with steering and suspension sufficiently excellent to permit to be " thrown around without detriment to the car and with little discomfort to the occupants ".
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:: : : : It's his talk page, he can be consistent or inconsistent as he chooses, without detriment to the request he has made of others .-- talk ) 21 : 03, 24 September 2014 ( UTC)
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The company says it does so because it believes the coastal plain can be developed " without detriment to the environment, " but its claim is angrily rejected by a coalition of American and Canadian environmental and socially conscious investment groups.
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She succeeded for a time in quieting the vexatious internal dissensions of the kingdom that existed at the time of Alexander's death; and she did this peacefully and without detriment to the political relations of the Jewish state to the outside world.
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Rogge cited other key issues facing the IOC, including : increased leadership roles for women, getting children to take up sports, and paring the size of the Olympics " so that, one day, all continents will have the capacity to stage the games, without detriment to either their quality or their success ."
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Rogge's prepared remarks cited other key issues facing the IOC, including : increased leadership roles for women, getting children to take up sports, and paring the size of the Olympics " so that, one day, all continents will have the capacity to stage the games, without detriment to either their quality or their success ."
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Conventional systems that distribute the electrical satellite IF signal via a star network of coaxial cable require one relatively short cable run from the central distribution equipment to each tuner connected to the system, whereas in a fibre system, cables can be very long, and split at successive locations, in a tree structure without detriment to the reception.
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Faroqi suggested the language : " In so far as Britain was free to act without detriment to the interests of her " present Allies ", Great Britain accepts the principle of the independence of Arabia within limits propounded by the Sherif of Mecca . " Lord Grey authorized McMahon to pledge the areas requested by the Sherif subject to the reserve for the Allies.
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He always believed that a true story should be told as agreeably as a fictitious one; " that the incidents of real life, whether political or domestic, admit of being so arranged as, without detriment to accuracy, to command all the interest of an artificial series of facts; that the chain of circumstances which constitute history may be as finely and gracefully woven as any tale of fancy ."
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With the above modification and without prejudice to our existing treaties concluded with Arab Chiefs, we accept these limits and boundaries, and in regard to the territories therein in which Great Britain is free to act without detriment to interests of her ally France, I am empowered in the name of the Government of Great Britain to give the following assurance and make the following reply to your letter:
