But we also deem it imperative that the search for a political settlement be vigorously pursued _ for any attempt at a purely military solution would inevitably lead to the protraction and expansion of the conflict,
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On 28 January 2012, Stettner stepped down from the parliamentary group after the Berlin public prosecutor's office filed charges against him for suspicion of fraud, insolvency protraction, and wrongful withholding of social services.
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Elliot chose Hong Kong instead of Chusan because he believed a settlement further east would cause an " indefinite protraction of hostilities ", whereas Hong Kong's harbour was a valuable base for the British trading community in Canton.
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Consequently, without the substantive knowledge of its partners, the EU encounters protraction even from the most enthusiastic neighbours, such as Moldova and Ukraine; and resistance from those who are not sufficiently motivated by the universal appeal of EU governance.
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The serratus anterior is occasionally called the " big swing muscle " or " boxer's muscle " because it is largely responsible for the protraction of the scapula that is, the pulling of the scapula forward and around the rib cage that occurs when someone throws a punch.
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Only in the choruses of the bards are more interesting protractions noticeable, as in the'Symphonie douce et majestueuse'in E flat major in Act II, which is tinged with the priestly and masonic solemnity that was to re-echo in Die ZauberflQte " two years later ."
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The protraction of the Spanish and Dutch war 80 years of bitter fighting interrupted by periodic truces while both sides gathered resources lay in the kind of war it was : Enemies lived in fortified towns defended by Italian-style bastions, which meant the towns had to be taken and then fortified and maintained.
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"But we also deem it imperative that the search for a political settlement be vigorously pursued-- for any attempt at a purely military solution would inevitably lead to the protraction and expansion of the conflict, " said Alatas in a speech at the opening of the 28th annual foreign ministers meeting of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations ( ASEAN ).
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The fire of 23 October 1731, by which the Cotton Library was seriously damaged, induced Edwards to make a gift of ?, 000 to the trustees'to erect and build such a house as may be most likely to presence that library as much as can be from all accidents .'Owing, however, to the protraction of a life interest in the legacy, it did not become available until other arrangements had made its application to building purposes needless.
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The former claimed that the second half of " Pizza " has a " reasonably enjoyable tanginess, but to get to that you have to sit through the protraction of the first " and that " the screenplay [ . . . ] doesn't render much help ", while the latter concluded that the film displayed " signs of a craftily executed thriller, but falls short of satisfaction due to erratic narration ", giving it 2.5 out of 5 stars.
