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With that he walked off, leaving his aides to chastise us for our impertinence.
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Kate merrily greets all of Sir Harry's boastful claims of success with barely concealed mirth and impertinence.
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But just at that moment the larva started to bleat, and the savage woman instantly lost her impertinence.
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The minister hemmed and hawed at my impertinence but afterward, I detected a wink from Mitra on my point.
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This mind-boggling impertinence shows exactly where European Middle East policy is leading.
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With bold sexual gestures, Schmidt presents a bawdy, flouncing impertinence that diminishes some of Hilde's mystery and menace, but she's fun to watch.
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At any rate, corporate governance has come a long way since the not-too-distant days when directors regarded all shareholders' questions as gross impertinence.
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However, Guido (umm, think of a political version of National Enquirer, done with wit, impertinence and real venom) decided to recommend that all joined in.
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His quarrel with Mr Wasmosy sharpened to the point where the president, as commander in chief, ordered him into 30 days of disciplinary arrest for impertinence.
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At the other end there are the security implications (not to say the damned impertinence) of a network having access to absolutely everything that you do with your smartphone.
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The impertinence was astounding, courting severe punishment.
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After FORBES GLOBAL had the impertinence to question the European Union's competition commissioner, Mario Monti, about his working relationship with U.S. regulators after the GE-Honeywell debacle, the Italian professor decided the World Economic Forum in Davos was the ideal public venue to put us across his knee for a hiding.
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