Word: exhaustiveness
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Dates: during 2000-2009
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...give her what I have on me, but a handful of biscuits and a few rupees won't last a day. So I urge her to move closer to the road, to improve her chances of receiving alms. She agrees, and accepts a gauze mask for protection from the exhaust fumes. I've done a few unpleasant things over the years, but nothing made me feel as low as having to teach Balia...
Even if the council doesn't double the spending limit next year, the least that can be done is to allow the presidential and vice-presidential candidates to exhaust their war chests separately. Currently, when candidates join a ticket, the expenditures of the joint campaign is deducted from budgets of both candidates, essentially penalizing a candidate for joining a ticket...
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...however, legal challenges are still pending at that time, the Florida Legislature, which is controlled by Republicans, has the right to choose the electors on their own. With one eye on that prerogative, the Gore team is stuck in a sort of legal Catch-22: They want to exhaust all of their legal options without extending the deadlock so far as to give the Florida legislature the right to independently appoint Bush-friendly electors...
...pride they take in their cars. McDean focuses on car races, distilling the essence of their carnival atmosphere. The loud colors of the cars, spectators and race team members create a visual spectacle that allows you to hear the noise at the race pit and smell the exhaust fumes from overheated engines. Perry's photos are the most cinematic of the exhibition; he masterfully creates pictures that evoke the grit and heat of desert races. The pictures are terribly grainy, but that only makes the heat more searing and the intensity of the car race more exhausting. He works well...