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News reports "relate what can be seen and heard, to the exclusion or relevant contextual background." [italics in original] The message that does come across is that of the "refugees 'own transigence and the machinations of their leaders, the Arab states, and the United Nations."
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"Thank you," Agape said, feeling guilty for her in - transigence.
Robot Adept Anthony, Piers 1988
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Hodgson added: "If Madrid are also in that situation, UEFA should show some transigence, rather than the usual intransigence, and trying to find a solution which helps us both by postponing the game until we both can fly there.
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Hodgson added: "If Madrid are also in that situation, UEFA should show some transigence, rather than the usual intransigence, and trying to find a solution which helps us both by postponing the game until we both can fly there.
ESPN.com 2010
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