Ebrard waved aside the past allegations, saying, " Before we received him as a collaborator in the department we checked his background and there is nothing that can dirty his image ."
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Ebrard waved aside the past allegations, saying, " Before we received him as a colleague in the department we checked his background and there is nothing that can dirty his image ."
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EU Commission President Jacques Santer said Tuesday the European Union was not sliding toward a recession and waved aside criticism that Europe's single currency plan was a pie-in-the-sky project.
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All flag-waving aside, the outlook for the U . S . women isn't too good _ maybe one or two gold medals in individual events and a couple of golds in the relays.
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A Colombian diplomat acknowledged that his government had made a " political decision " to accede to Washington's plan and wave aside objections from some of the nonpermanent council members, most notably Syria.
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Soon, Rosie finds herself in a strange competition with beautiful, judgmental Nicole, and is quickly waved aside by Odile and Guillaume, too old and too young-- respectively-- to need her.
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Waving aside European Union appeals for moderation in the war in Chechnya, Russian President Vladimir Putin on Monday defended the campaign in the breakaway Caucasus province as a crusade against international terrorists who threaten the entire world.
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Waving aside European Union appeals for moderation in the war in Chechnya, Russian President Vladimir Putin on Monday defended the campaign in the breakaway Caucasus province as a battle against international terrorists who threaten the entire world.
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A Colombian diplomat acknowledged Monday that his government had made a " political decision " to accede to Washington's plan and wave aside objections from some of the nonpermanent council members, most notably Syria.
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The single majority judgment, while it did not expressly adopt, waved aside all the objections that had been argued against the " object of command " test for the validity of the exercise of the corporations power.
