That is the unappetising prospect that Oxford is presenting to the worried, ambitious parents of the middle class.

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Also someone with dementia may taker longer to eat and this can cause issues as the food cools and becomes unappetising.

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The Democrats have also given Mr Warner some unappetising running-mates.

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Without the resolution regime, regulators might face the same unappetising choices they had in 2008: allow the firm to go bankrupt (like Lehman Brothers) or bail it out (like AIG).

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Utopias (incidentally the coined word Utopia doesn't mean "a good place, " it means merely "a non- existent place") have been common in the literature of the past three or four hundred years, but the "favourable" ones are invariably unappetising, and usually lacking in vitality as well.

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