Divided government prevents bipartisan action on even the most inconsequential legislation.
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You would have thought he would be among the most inconsequential individuals ever.
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The byproduct is an improvement, in the most inconsequential of ways, over the G7 ThinQ.
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But it could very well be the most inconsequential $22 billion charge in the bank's history.
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It is among the most inconsequential times superstar players will spend on ice in their professional careers.
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"It's like a job," he says, mocking the research we do before making even the most inconsequential purchases.
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It's one the most inconsequential aspects of going about your daily life, but it's a conversation that is still ongoing.
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"Stradivarius" deals with it in the most inconsequential way possible, having it all play as backstory that people talk about, though Maggie herself is never seen.
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Whether intentional or not, his eagerness to lie about even the most inconsequential matter only helps foreign adversaries who want to undermine and control our elections.
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Don't count on Republicans, who waved their pocket copies of the Constitution at the most inconsequential executive orders of President Obama, to come to the rescue.
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What holds, what sticks to my brain like pasta on a ceiling, is one of the most inconsequential yet quietly-present elements on the website: its food.
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At the time, Walter Isaacson's biography of Steve Jobs had just been published, and Badoo employees would consult the book to guide even the most inconsequential product decisions.
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Wearing a white lace dress, she turned her head in slow motion at the exact moment I turned mine, our eyes meeting for the most inconsequential yet serendipitous beat.
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And yet what still distinguishes this glossy, high-end shocker from most others in its genre is Demme's humane point-of-view toward even the most inconsequential and unsavory of the story's characters.
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In the grand scheme of things that President Trump has done to provoke internet outrage in the last three years, his eating habits are far and away the most inconsequential—but also the easiest to capitalize on for a good laugh.
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Wang Xiaoshuai himself considers it one of his most inconsequential efforts to date, to the extent that it has "sunk into oblivion."Berry, Michael (2005). "Wang Xiaoshuai: Banned in China" in Speaking in Images: Interviews With Contemporary Chinese Filmmakers, p. 177. . Google Book Search.
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Shiel's tenure in Congress was not particularly notable. Despite being considered a great orator, Oregon historian Ben Maxwell wrote that Shiel was "regarded as the most inconsequential congressman ever sent to Washington from Oregon." Shiel was known as a pro-slavery secessionist, and was a bitter foe of President Abraham Lincoln.
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Damon Knight wrote of the novel: > Timeliner, by Charles Eric Maine, is that sort of amateur flight of fancy > that takes leave of its premises, and its senses, in the second chapter. > Almost anything can then happen except the unexpected. Groff Conklin, reviewing the novel in Galaxy, dismissed it as "without doubt one of the most inconsequential science fiction novels ever written.""Galaxy's 5 Star Shelf", Galaxy Science Fiction, September 1955, p.
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On the WR, having arrived at Plymouth from Paddington, the dynamometer crew were amazed that such a large locomotive had consumed so little coal; on the undulating tracks of the SR west of Salisbury, it was alleged that coal consumption was held down by running gently uphill then racing downhill without any attempt to follow the timetable passing times. Additionally, a photograph of the locomotive leaving Kings Cross, bound for Leeds on the ER, shows the locomotive with so little coal on board that none could be seen even from a somewhat elevated vantage point. In other publications, driver Byford has been heavily criticised for his lacklustre driving Certainly, Byford was so obsessed with minimising coal consumption that he never attempted to demonstrate any other facet of performance, but when coal consumption was being so accurately measured it was a reasonable assumption to draw that coal efficiency was the predominant requirement. Many years later, there was a degree of exoneration for driver Byford when the whole procedure was described as "the most inconsequential and unrepresentative series of competitive trials ever to be held on the railways of Great Britain".
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