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Ministers are telling others to stop doing something which is rife in Whitehall.
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None of our children are called Veronica, but we always say it when we want them to stop doing something.
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Why should I stop doing something that brings me so much pleasure?
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It is said to stop someone from doing something new.
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Thus the CIA's mission was to monitor, analyze, report, and sometimes launch an operation whose purpose was to stop the Soviets from doing something.
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Ever since Ofcom announced its ruling allowing Everything Everywhere to go ahead with its early 4G plan, Vodafone and O2 have been muttering darkly about doing something to stop it.
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"It's just talk until they start doing something about it and stop lying about what really happened, " Serpico said.
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Most attempts to trap positrons more efficiently have involved doing something to them to try and stop them from getting back to the trap's entrance.
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The mayor and police also cite "stop and frisk" as a deterrent in which officers stop, question and sometimes pat down people they think might be doing something criminal, even if the suspicions don't meet the probable-cause standard for an arrest.
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Republicans in Congress need to stop trying to refight the battles of the past few years, and finally start doing something to actually help the middle class get ahead.
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Another often-used argument was that what we were proposing would not stop all criminals from securing or using firearms, and therefore it was not something worth doing.
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Stop-and-frisk the practice of stopping, questioning and sometimes patting down people seen as doing something questionable but not necessarily meriting arrest has become a flashpoint as the stops rose dramatically in the last decade, to nearly 700, 000 in 2011.
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