Mr Duhalde might yet demur, and nominate his own wife, Hilda, for the Senate race.
Will you really demur and pass up such an opportunity because of those increased levies?
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And when civil-liberties groups have dared to demur, they have been treated with contempt.
Only on Mr Bush's third demand, that Iran become more pluralistic, are the conservatives likely to demur.
In every house we visited, your cup gets topped up apparently forever, until you drain it entirely or demur.
Beijing may initially demur, but the tidal wave of starving humanity flooding in from the North might make it reconsider.
Sadly, many nations would demur, as their leaders and bureaucracies are more interested in their own well-being than that of their citizens.
Others demur, either arguing that the court should have no jurisdiction over internal conflicts or that the criminal threshold should be higher in such cases.
Others demur: if North Korea wants to put off inspections until the last minute, the project will indeed be delayed further and put in some doubt.
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MPs, who made Mr Brown their leader without demur, into distancing themselves from him or embracing outright defeatism a panicked fickleness that serves only to dig their collective hole deeper.
He did not demur even when asked to fix watches, although that enterprise did spectacularly badly, and earned him more kicks than kudos, for no watch he took apart ever kept time again.
Unfortunately, Germany did not understand that Britain did not have a lien on the whole world, and that (British interests apart) the views of other powers had to be taken into account, so that the desired territorial concessions could not be slipped into Germany's pocket without demur.
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