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  • By changing the rules six months after the game has started and landing business with an unsignalled £1bn tax rise, the government has sent an unwelcome signal.

    Green 'stealth tax' attacked by business groups Larry Elliott 2010

  • "Flâneuse" is plotted on unsignalled time-shifts, landing the reader in Victorian times, the female torso breathlessly squeezed into "stays stiff as armour", "tittuping" through London in shoes like stilts, dragging mud-caked skirts and derided as a street-walker.

    Mud: Stories of Sex and Love by Michèle Roberts Stevie Davies 2010

  • Ironically, the safest moment to pass each car is when it is clearly (to both drivers) parallel to another car, because you know they won't intentionally initiate an unsignalled quick lane change across your path.

    Autoblog Green Devon Brozek 2010

  • By changing the rules six months after the game has started and landing business with an unsignalled £1bn tax rise, the government has sent an unwelcome signal.

    The Guardian World News 2010

  • By changing the rules six months after the game has started and landing business with an unsignalled £1bn tax rise the government has sent an unwelcome signal to business.

    Telegraph.co.uk - Telegraph online, Daily Telegraph and Sunday Telegraph 2010

  • Cars have hesitated to pass her for fear she would make an unsignalled turn into their lane, and the vehicles behind her have allowed plenty of braking space, in case Kristy decided to make a sudden stop.

    The Toque 2009

  • Cars have hesitated to pass her for fear she would make an unsignalled turn into their lane, and the vehicles behind her have allowed plenty of braking space, in case Kristy decided to make a sudden stop.

    The Toque 2009

  • And there may be an unsignalled left turn earlier in the ad.

    Public Address 2009

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