Those grumblers about the president don't like his style but they darn sure like his policies.
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But maybe the grumblers will forget that the river crossings didn't always have carpool lanes, and increased pedestrian space is likely to be popular.
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He returned to his home state and won a championship for the Cleveland Cavaliers and gained immunity against the grumblers in his native woods.
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When we got to the front of the line, the barista at the register apologized for the wait as she cast a stressed eye at the grumblers down the line.
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The internet police's uncanny speed in finding people, who might believe they are hidden among the internet's hordes of anonymous grumblers, is the result of billions of dollars in new spending on surveillance technology.
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The puzzle is to know whether such Beijing grumblers matter more or less than the American establishment grandees who deplore Mr Trump at dinner parties in Washington, DC. Others who are angry with Mr Xi are no friends of the West.
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Graduate transfers are here to stay, and by the logic of some critics perhaps that ought to be celebrated: at least it gives those same grumblers a chance to fight through adversity, which is just what they always say they want.
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London: Thames and Hudson, pp. 25-26\. It rescued what was otherwise seen as a mediocre show. One critic commented, "Mr. Gustave Moreau is the hero of this Exhibition and the grumblers proclaim that if the Salon of 1864 is retrieved from discredit, it is thanks to Oedipus and the Sphinx".
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The emperor was forced to dispense a bonus in pay and extra shirts and shoes for his soldiers. Even so, French military discipline grew worse.Chandler Campaigns, pp 517-518 At this time, Napoleon first used the term, les grognards (the grumblers), to describe his troops. Napoleon determined to mount an offensive.
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Its headquarters were located at the Pentemont Abbey in Paris. Napoleon took great care of his Guard, particularly the Old Guard. The Grenadiers of the Old Guard were known to complain in the presence of the Emperor, giving them the nickname Les Grognards, the Grumblers. The Guard received better pay, rations, quarters, and equipment, and all guardsmen ranked one grade higher than all non-Imperial Guard soldiers.
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Lee is a keen sportsman. He has played competitive football, and followed Queens Park Rangers F.C. since the age of six. He has played competitive rugby union for Marlow Rugby Union Football Club and was a member of Oxford University RFC and has also played cricket for the Old Grumblers. Lee played for the Conservative Party's Parliamentary football team and is a member of the All Party Parliamentary Group on Boxing.
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A Selection of Aesop's Fables: Metrically Translated from the Greek Original, fable 2 Boothby's contemporary, H.Steers, agrees: ::The world no greater scoundrel bears ::Than one who sets folk by the ears.Aesop’s Fables new versified, Hull 1803, p.144 Another poet of that decade, the moralistic Fortescue Hitchins, devotes no less than fourteen lines to drawing the fable's lesson, applying it in addition to grumblers and gossips.The Sea Shore with other poems, Sherborne 1810, p.
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Many more, however, reluctantly attended services on Sunday with scowls or for as short a time as possible. The more identifiable of these were called 'Church Papists'; the less important, ordinary grumblers who merely talked of preferring the older ceremonies were uncountable. In the north and west, at least half the population outside the towns were Catholic to some degree. By this broad definition, Catholics would have numbered 10–15 percent of the total English population.
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Carson, in a bitter riposte, said of Long "The worst of Walter Long is that he never knows what he wants, but is always intriguing to get it".Jackson, p. 193. Austen Chamberlain, in 1911, was similarly critical of Long, saying he was "at the centre of every coterie of grumblers." Long and the Unionists wanted General Maxwell to have authority over the police, but Asquith finally gave the Chief Secretaryship to a civilian, Henry Duke.
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After more than ten years playing their weekly Tuesday slot at the Hideout, the group disbanded in 2009. That year, Rick Sherry joined with guitarist Eric Noden and bassist Beau Sample to form a new group, the Sanctified Grumblers.Sanctified Grumblers website This group plays in the same style, and eventually took over the old Hideout residency. Sherry has since re-reformed Devil in a Woodpile with Joel Paterson on guitar, banjo and kazoo, and Beau Sample on upright bass and jug.
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Further, separate wings of the Bundeshaus were secured with gates, which have to be opened with a badge. Many cantons and communities have compiled files of people who are considered Nörgler, Querulanten and Behördenhasser (nigglers, grumblers, haters of the administration), who have threatened people, filed lawsuits or bombard authorities with protest notes and who think they have been treated unfairly after the suits have been dismissed. Since the Zug massacre such people are watched closely. Mediation centres were founded in which the so-called Ombudsmänner try to mediate conflicts.
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Another privilege reserved only for the members of the Old Guard was the freedom to express their discontent freely: the Old Guard Grenadiers were known as "the Grumblers" () because they openly complained about the petty troubles of military life. Jean-Roch Coignet, a captain of the Imperial Guard, claimed that this term was coined in the aftermath of severe hardships the unit encountered during the War of the Fourth Coalition.Coignet, Jean-Roch, and J. W. Fortescue. The note-books of Captain Coignet: soldier of the empire, 1799-1816 (London: Greenhill Books, 1998), 131.
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The route on Hamilton Avenue was not one of the original franchises granted to the Brooklyn City Rail Road in 1853,Brooklyn Daily Eagle, City Railroads - Report of the Railroad Committee, December 20, 1853, page 2 but was added soon after. The portion south of Court Street, which was one of the original routes, opened on September 4, 1854 as part of the Court Street Line to Greenwood Cemetery,Brooklyn Daily Eagle, Brooklyn City Railroad, September 4, 1854, page 2 and the rest opened in early June 1855, at first operated as a shuttle between the ferry and Court Street.Brooklyn Daily Eagle, The Railroad Co. and the Grumblers, June 8, 1855, page 2 Eventually the route was operated along Third Avenue south to the 65th Street Depot in Bay Ridge as the 33 Hamilton line.33 Hamilton Line Map (TheJoeKorner) Buses were substituted for streetcars on March 29, 1942, and the 33 designation was kept, but the route instead ran southeast from the end of Hamilton Avenue along Prospect Avenue to Prospect Park, and around the south side of the park on a route once followed by the Franklin Avenue Line and Lorimer Street Line, ending east of the park at Prospect Lefferts Gardens, near the then-Ebbets Field.
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