The prospect of being denied a chance to televise the final act of a hit drama has the TV networks on edge _ and could also discomfit many viewers who have grown used to seeing their Congress in action.
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What discomfits some energy experts with the campaign, those outside it and some Saudis is Kerry's belief that the United States can achieve independence from Middle East oil and the rhetoric he uses to express that vision.
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Steve West of Cinemablend stated that " the balance between laughing at Michael s ineptitude and the discomfit of Oscar was handled so deftly that it s a wonder the show became successful when similarly great writing in " pilot episode.
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The implicit American threat is that failure to meet the Sunday deadline, or at least to come close, would force Washington publicly to assign responsibility for the breakdown, a step likely to discomfit Netanyahu at least as much as Arafat.
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:: : I think none would be almost as accurate an answer; I wasn't definitive so as not to discomfit those who would cavil that a writer of greeting cards or an itinerant bard qualified as making a living.
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Be that as it may, such outrage does not remotely discomfit Private Eye's unapologetic editor, Ian Hislop, who feels that at times of unified national piety, Britain needs his magazine's brand of irreverence more than ever.
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Other Gaullists, those who could not leave France ( that is, the overwhelming majority of them ), remained in the territories ruled by Vichy and the Axis occupation forces, building networks of propagandists, spies and saboteurs to harass and discomfit the enemy.
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In a July 17, 1944 dispatch to the U . S . Secretary of State, U . S . Ambassador Spruille Braden stated : It is becoming increasingly apparent that President Batista intends to discomfit the incoming Administration in every way possible, particularly financially.
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The Paris ceremony also reflects a reality that discomfits many Americans : The nations of Europe, a full half century after the end of World War II, still remain unable to thwart a common threat without having to rely on U . S . troops and treasure.
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In 1962, Hardin began writing her autobiography, in collaboration with Chris Albertson, but she had second thoughts when she realized that such a book could not be written without including personal experiences that might discomfit Louis Armstrong, so the project was shelved until his death.
