It is more politely expressed than ours, but comes to much the same conclusion.

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The wilder elements conducted public smashings of teacups besmirched by sugar, but most abstainers tried to make their point more politely.

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To put it more politely, scientists are increasingly happy to use it when talking about big volcanic events to the general public.

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You hear that question every year at the Academy Awards, and you hear it, asked more politely, every four years at inaugural time in Washington.

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So PM Yingluck very politely wished for more Japanese factories but did not mention China at all in their joint press conference.

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People are generally less likely to be willing to help you, and more likely to (perhaps politely) brush you off or not get back to you.

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Not only is Tyson feisty and funny and glowing with inner light, but her co-stars prove more than compelling: Vanessa Williams is politely savage as her preening daughter-in-law, icy without becoming a dragon.

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She was surprised when friends who had politely discussed health-care reform over dinner later grew much more antagonistic when they continued the argument online.

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People are far more inclined to listen to advice or criticism when you approach them privately and politely rather than calling them out on a website read by almost 5 million people a month, you know?

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Mr Lepper's rough tactics have certainly won more concessions for farmers from the government than they would have received had they lobbied politely in the capital.

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