More important to me personally though, (and other problems aside) this makes the app useless.
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To the Labour team's delight The Sun decided to back Mr Blair personally (though not the Labour Party as such).
"Obama's got this Reagan thing going, the 1983, 1984 dynamic--he's personally popular even though people aren't personally enthralled with his policies or performance, " said Frank Luntz, a veteran Republican pollster who thinks Romney's lack of personal appeal guarantees a deadlocked race until the end.
Though not personally to blame, Mr Tung also presided over six years of deflation and the sharpest house-price fall in living memory.
The site, which attracts from 25, 000 to 40, 000 visitors per day, is careful though about personally identifiable information slipping into the submissions.
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Though, personally, I prefer to make "SimCity" a simple, private affair.
Similarly, even though he personally does not favor jailing Suharto for corruption, Wahid was careful to note that new Attorney General Marzuki Darusman would reopen the investigation into allegations that the ex-dictator enriched himself illegally.
For 16 years, though well liked personally, Mr Khan attracted support chiefly from an insignificant bunch of educated youngsters.
Though the two personally rank high in opinion polls, they have not found a way to translate their popularity into power in a parliamentary form of government.
We are commended to feel as though each of us personally participated in that journey.
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It's almost as though unless people experience hunger personally, they lack a frame of reference that allows them to empathize with those in need.
But at home Mr Harper has steered clear of controversial issues such as abortion, gay marriage and though it is something he personally favours the death penalty.
Insider trading rules make the executive personally liable for getting things wrong, though much of what any chief executive--or any person--thinks at any particular time is wrong.
He supports his community's effort to attain "backward" status even though it might not help him personally.
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Barack Obama (D-IL) appears undiminished by the controversy over his former pastor's statements even though many voters say they were personally offended by the Rev.
So, even though the Republicans keep having big problems personally and politically, they could pick up some seats in 2010.
Even though voters have not warmed to Mr Romney personally, they still view him as a more competent economic manager than the president a worrying portent for Mr Obama.
An opinion poll published in the Australian newspaper on August 18th showed 39% of people in favour of Mr Howard's proposals and 36% against, even though more thought they would be worse off personally.
"Though this might sound strange, for me personally almost getting killed 30, 000 feet above the earth by an al Qaeda terrorist has been one of the best things that's ever happened to me, " he said.
Three weeks later, on October 21, the United States Ambassador to the United Nations, Bill Richardson, called Miss Lewinsky personally to schedule an interview in her apartment complex, though apparently he interviewed no one else.
So, if one lowers expectations, and plays purely for the love of music, and devotes considerable time to perfecting the craft everyday, some good will come of it, both personally, and, to some extent, monetarily, though not necessarily what one originally had in mind, or what the stereotypical musician fantasy says will be true.
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Personally I do not think I would back it - even though I am not a diver and do not condone diving.
Asked by Texas Senator John Cornyn at a Finance Committee hearing on Tuesday whether he owed conservative groups an apology, former IRS Commissioner Douglas Shulman said that he was "certainly not personally responsible for creating a list that had inappropriate criteria on it" though he was sorry that it had happened on his watch.
" The coach respected Sandusky as an assistant, but knew little about Sandusky's personal life, the analysis said, though Freeh's report "missed that they disliked each other personally, had very little in common outside work, and did not interact much if at all socially.
Though an individual might reasonably be expected to know many members of his tribe personally, he would probably not know them all.
"The opportunities on the Internet are in providing relevant content that is not intrusive personally, " he says, warning Internet marketers not to target customers too closely even though current technology allows them to do so.
That's OK though as the President of Panasonic took time to show the new projectors to us personally.
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Hollande himself, though he promotes gay marriage as a progressive symbol, admitted he doesn't personally favor allowing medically assisted reproduction to homosexuals, and with the assent of many socialist party officials, had these corresponding measures postponed -- for parliament to decide -- as another law to a future debate, in March, or never.
Personally, I was immensely grateful when Cap unhesitatingly backed my two attempts at the presidency, long shots though they were.
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