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• It is quite obvious that such exclusions aim to protect own services on own networks against unwelcome, that is to say cheaper, competitive offerings. —  Skype Blogs
• Made to feel unwanted and unwelcome, and without respect for their exertions or prospects for advancement, experienced and essential middle-ranking officers - a development economist; legal adviser; linguist; and a Caribbean and Latin American specialist among them - also started to leave. —  Stabroek News
• "We will pitch here, below the gateway, and see which of us will tire first 1] Grant, patent 2] Hathis_, elephants CHAPTER XI MURDER MOST FOUL However unwelcome might be the presence of Gerrard and his force, Sher Singh could not, for very shame's sake, show his feelings, and a host of servants came down from the fort to point out the best camping-ground, and to bring the rasad_, or free rations, necessarily provided for guests. —  The Path to Honour
• I tell you that when I learn from the head of this household that I am unwelcome, then I will retreat, and not until then! —  Capitola's Peril A Sequel to 'The Hidden Hand'
• The royal peace policy was very unwelcome, and agitated the feeling of the country profoundly. —  A History of the Four Georges and of William IV, Volume III (of 4)

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