This message is still relevant, as the nasty habits of highly ineffective bankers make plain.
Thus, they said, it was imperative for Mr Bush to make plain his concerns at the summit.
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And they would have to make plain that no other euro country but Greece would have its debts restructured.
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In recent days, John Brennan has made comments that make plain how dangerously out of touch with reality he is.
But ministers will make plain at the rail summit that companies which fail to perform will not get their franchises renewed.
This, then, reinforces that Congress needs to make plain that future failures of any shape and size will be accepted without a Washington response.
As Brook and Watkins make plain, only governments can create monopolies, whereas success in the private sector always leads to the new competitive entrants.
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The US authorities will make plain in the trial that Mr Ahmad and Talha Ahsan (who was never arrested by British police) were operating the website in London.
That being the case, it's essential that the Obama Treasury make plain to the markets that it means what it says about a strong dollar being in the nation's interest, and that it will intervene to bolster the greenback's value if traders won't.
But it is to say that rather than try to do the impossible, whereby we try to abolish reality through regulations that won't work, we should make plain that going forward "buyer beware" is real, that no mistakes will be cushioned by politicians, and that just as investors are free to succeed, they're also free to fail.
You make it plain, though, that money does not grow even on tropical trees or in holes in the ground, whatever their contents.
Addressing Jones, he said he wanted to "make it plain that all sentencing options are open up to and including immediate loss of liberty".
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The great teacher thought this would make it plain that the real problem with international arms treaties was not a lack of verification but a total lack of penalties once violations have been detected.
Something I really must make very plain here.
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The television networks are too full of people tearfully evoking memories of maternal or paternal neglect or misunderstanding, not to make it plain that being somebody's parent is not an occupation to fail at lightly.
At one time he had tried to make his meaning plain to his fellow-mortals by gesture and by sound.
In a way, this is curious, because the bank has gone to great lengths to try to make its thinking plain.
"It would either make them think twice about building on flood plain land or it would make them change the design basis upon which they're built, " he told BBC Radio 4's Money Box.
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Fargo has purchased about 550 houses in low-lying areas since the 1970s to take them out of the flood plain or make room for levees, said Mayor Dennis Walaker.
And while some are easy to make, others are just plain hard.
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It is just plain hard to make sense of.
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Besides widening the budget deficit, tax expenditures encourage behavior that likely would have occurred anyway or just plain doesn't make good economic sense.
Their latest product, Rebel, is chiefly about making it easy to do what hackers have been doing for years: make OS X work on a plain vanilla PC.
The bill would require a social networking Internet Web site to establish a process for new users to set their privacy settings as part of the registration process that explains privacy options in plain language, and to make privacy settings available in an easy-to-use format.
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The plain evidence from Tahrir Square is that Islamists make up only a fraction of Egypt's protest movement, albeit an enthusiastic and well-disciplined one, and that they have largely followed events rather than led them.
For those not in the know, the "Fancy Nancy" series of storybooks are about a little girl who likes to say "bonjour" instead of "hi, " is obsessed with extreme dress-up, and attempts to bedazzle the boring, plain world around her in a way that would make even Elton John go, 'Phh ... tacky.
Mr Allawi makes it plain that any faction wanting a share in a future government must make its peace with the system.
In the modern world, we make most of our pots out of metal and plastic, but we still use plain-old pottery for everyday items, from coffee mugs to dinner plates.
His mild-mannered and plain-spoken style, combined with his instinctive cultural conservatism, will make it harder for the Republicans to present the Democratic Party as the tool of bossy people from the east coast or the west.
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