Younger voters who lean libertarian recoil from both the budget and the vision.
But most people rightly recoil when asked to comment on this approach for science and medicine.
And, in fact, when they are forced to pay attention to it, they recoil in disgust.
But before you recoil at the thought of spending that much on rent, run the numbers.
But Seung kept talking and what he was saying didn't allow me to recoil for too long.
The only real check on attack ads is that if they sound too shrill, voters may recoil.
The third task will be to expand an economy that is shrinking as investors recoil from political uncertainty.
Producers frown on screenplays of more than 120 pages, which forces a ruthlessness that many novelists would recoil from.
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Those who recoil at the carnage, or object to the religious strictures imposed at gunpoint, are treated as apostates.
To provoke such recoil, you do not have to resemble a sex organ.
Octopus tentacles recoil when he prods them: proof they have been freshly killed.
Yet politicians still recoil when tax expenditures the vast bulk of which go to middle-class and high-income households are described as subsidies.
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So the message to those in Europe who recoil at lending Greece more money is - you're endangering the global economy.
They did not recoil from their terrible duty because they knew that the freedom they defended was worth dying and killing for.
At night I would not recoil in my robe and order room service while watching "When in Rome" for the fifth time.
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Small-talk tends to get so intimate so quickly that many westerners recoil.
That would be a decided advantage in a general election race, where many independents may recoil from the aggressive Perry or Cain plans.
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For those who recoil in shock at the sight of some of Tokyo's more offbeat architectural offerings, there is at least some consolation.
"An AR-15 (is) easier to shoot than a shotgun, there's less recoil in a .223 than a 12 gauge, " wrote one online user.
Middle-class Americans should recoil in horror at the notion that either of these approaches make the difference between their continued existence and their eventual extinction.
But now some American Jewish leaders recoil at the very notion.
"Because the harpoon we are using is very light and the chase satellite more than a ton, momentum is very tiny... it's a small recoil, " said Reed.
Public-opinion samples indicate that, while many Americans are deeply worried about Iran, they recoil from the idea of undertaking any additional combat responsibilities and the associated losses.
Hobbes would warn that people will recoil against belonging to government when the government that owns them lacks the absolute natural and supernatural authority of the Leviathan.
At least a few have enough sense to recoil at being caught up in a plot to get rid of the most electorally successful leader in Labour's history.
In short, the post-nuclear recoil carries risks of its own.
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They resent seeing Mr Blair strutting the world stage and many of them instinctively recoil when Mr Bush and Mr Blair bang on preachily about spreading liberty and democracy.
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Policy makers recoil from radical solutions to problems of burdensome debt and bloated banks because they worry about setting precedents in one country that could spook investors in another.
They will construe the continuing subordination of the American missile defense program to the dictates of the ABM Treaty as evidence that -- notwithstanding W.'s oft-declared determination to "move beyond" that accord -- in fact, like his predecessors, he will recoil from doing so.
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