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Ribble Valley MP Nigel Evans, who is from Swansea, says it was hard enough growing up in Wales as a Conservative, "let alone being gay".
BBC: Ribble Valley MP Nigel Evans 'didn't want to live lie'
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They and others have pointed out, for example, that Mike McConnell has certain conflicts of interest that should prevent him from pushing the cyberwar line in Congress, let alone being afforded op-ed space in a national newspaper to do so.
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Lord Steel's bill languishes in the Commons, with no real prospect of being debated, let alone passed.
BBC: Week ahead
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As with the guys at Oracle he simply did not think it was worth the money being asked: let alone the amount that HP actually paid for it.
FORBES: Dell Turned Down Autonomy Before HP Bought It
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At the risk of stating the obvious, no nation can afford its people the quality of life, let alone the economic and security benefits, associated with being an advanced 21st Century society without assured and cost-effective access to energy.
CENTERFORSECURITYPOLICY: Gaffney gives Hill testimony on Unocal
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It's rare to see such protection on a phone that's not being marketed as a rugged device, let alone a company's new flagship.
ENGADGET
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" Few wish to risk being seen as engaging in "discrimination, " let alone denounced for "homophobia.
CENTERFORSECURITYPOLICY: Gitmo 2
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Griffith's WikiScanner gets no closer to pinpointing who made a particular change than it being someone on a company's computer network, let alone if he or she were linked directly to management.
FORBES: Magazine Article
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Even UN officials have confided to reporters off the record that "a lot of inspectors are inexperienced" and are being hired without background checks to establish their fitness, let alone their objectivity and integrity.
CENTERFORSECURITYPOLICY: Redefining 'Regime Change'
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Being on time is important, but also expected and not worthy of praise let alone a raise.
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Its survey of European property suggests that far more Spanish houses were being built last year than are likely to be needed in steady market conditions, let alone a slump.
ECONOMIST: The pain in Spain falls mainly on Mr Drains