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"If regulations are onerous, then yes, it will slow down investment."— InternetNews Realtime News for IT Managers
People having trouble making ends meet have reason to wish bank and credit-card fees were less onerous, and we naturally resent the inevitable burden of any tax they think is unfair.— Zennie62: The Blog Report On CoLoursTV - Politics News Media Tech Blog
Ninja Gaiden 2 has been increasingly onerous, the industry would toss us the coveted Gamasutra, new Team Ninja lead, Yosuke Hayashi, said the pressure is on for his team to prove themselves following the exit of long-time leader,— Joystiq
Above all, he disbanded the army, which was always distasteful to the people,--odious, onerous, and oppressive.— A Modern History, From the Time of Luther to the Fall of Napoleon For the Use of Schools and Colleges
Dick soon found that his duties were not very onerous, and provided he was smart and active, Mr Bitts appeared to be satisfied.— The Rival Crusoes
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