Alternatively, they could have given him placebos instead and allowed nature to take its course.
We should just let the market take its course, let GM, let Chrysler go bankrupt.
But she warned against reprisals against whites, saying the law would take its course.
Some critics feel that this operation is no better than letting nature take its course.
"Let the shot take its course and see where he's at over the next few days, " Cashman said.
The solution is to get rid of programs like HAMP and let the foreclosure process take its course.
The only thing that can actually be done in this situation is to allow the market to take its course.
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Others say, well, let's wait and let's let the legal process take its course, and then the Falcons should make a decision.
The prime minister said it was important that everybody learned lessons from the Hutton inquiry which should be allowed to take its course.
You've got to be able to say that you're going to run a policy for growth and not let the recession just take its course.
Mr. Cameron reiterated that he would not set up a parallel investigation into whether Jeremy Hunt broke ministerial rules, saying the Leveson inquiry must be allowed to take its course.
"In sentencing the accused, I have taken into consideration the plea for mercy by the defence team, but the law has to take its course, " Judge Okeke is quoted as saying.
If you believe that the professional judgement of police officers, during the course of an investigation, should be able to take its course, well you believe that even when things are tricky and sensitive.
If the next administration is wise, it will do what it can to help the markets clear, let the recession take its course, and do what it can to preserve intact a financial system that has served us splendidly.
So to all those getting worked up about them, just sit back and let nature take its course, safe in the knowledge that the only thing more certain than Hear'Say breaking up, is the fact that there will be five more new manufactured bands waiting to take their place in the sun for a few months.
The school requires all its students to take one course per semester in either Jewish- or Zionist-related subjects.
The idea behind it was that we can make roads fit for people by letting human nature take its competent and co-operative course.
But he said the country must take "lead responsibility" for its own security over the course of his five-year term.
We need to allow the investigation to run its course and to follow leads where those leads take them, and then we will know.
That particular flaw will most likely be fixed between now and its official release, of course, so we didn't take too much stock in it.
If scientists detected a major asteroid headed for Earth now, it would take at least five years to develop an effective defense system to either alter its course or possibly destroy it, no matter how much money was spent, according to Holdren and Bolden.
However, investors will draw little cheer from the fact that it would not take much of a shock, in its present weakened state, to knock the stockmarket off course again.
The highlight is the multi-course tasting menu at its onsite restaurant, which serves a deliciously modern take on Slovenian cuisine, such as Adriatic sea bream laced with truffles in a spice-rich teran sauce, with local wines to match.
Of course, many Christians, including many priests and preachers, take neither theology nor its political implications seriously.
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Of course its usefulness depends on being able to access a re-charging unit which can take between two and a half to eight hours.
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It will take time for the revised strategy to bear fruit, as it did for Coca-Cola when it reset its course in the late 2000s after a series of management and marketing mishaps.
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