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VELSHI: One of the things you arrive at in your report is that there's just -- it's very unwielding the way the energy markets are regulated.
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The problem here, of course, is that if you were going to pay to check your first bag, I think you're going to see the things people carry on to planes becoming remarkably unwielding (ph).
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They returned, the unwielding co-stars of a propaganda play written and directed by their Iranian captors.
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It is beautifully written and language is accessible and unwielding.
On big brother, racism, twins in Nigerian literature and reading House of Stone
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In the past I've always used the trusty old telephone book type guides like Novel & Short Story Writers Market and Jeff Hermann's Guide to Agents, expensive, unwielding tomes that were frequently out of date as soon as they hit the shelves.
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In the past I've always used the trusty old telephone book type guides like Novel & Short Story Writers Market and Jeff Hermann's Guide to Agents, expensive, unwielding tomes that were frequently out of date as soon as they hit the shelves.
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Then dozens of random lives were manipulated -- odd, unlikely paths drawn for each of us through the otherwise unwielding quantum potentials -- and the residue of all that careful work leaves one man happily driving across a snow-covered landscape.
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Also those suits as they get water logged tend to be very heavy and very unwielding.
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The threesome made the building famous, despite the often unwielding layouts of most of the former police headquarters 'apartments.
The Steinbergs Seek a Billionaire's House on Millionaire's Budget
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Such wielding of power in such an unwielding way is dictatorship.
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