Opposing pitchers don't take kindly to young players who make spectacles of themselves on the field.
Beard, who has so far avoided fatherhood, does not take kindly to this news.
For those judges at the Court of Appeal do not take kindly to being played around with.
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Instead we go to the government you're bribing and tell its officials that we don't take kindly to such corruption.
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But the formidable native Calusa tribe, who had already been there for 2, 500 years, did not take kindly to the invasion.
The Justices do not take kindly to such disruptions, especially because they are now, by historical standards, a very old Court.
Bureaucrats who have grown fat on maladministering the current arrangements will not take kindly to outsiders who try to replace them.
McFaul, meanwhile, understands that the Russians tend to value discretion very highly and that they do not take kindly to holier-than-thou public lectures.
In particular, they did not take kindly to Mr Bonnan saying the show could teach them a thing or two about surf life-saving.
With China's bilateral trade surplus at a record high even as America's economy slumps, Congress will not take kindly to Beijing's bolstering of its exporters.
Unsurprisingly, the inhabitants - who say the population is "around 16" - do not take kindly to outsiders arriving and questioning their new official status.
Indeed, the cubists did not take kindly to Bonnard's retrograde aesthetic.
"The Afghan people do not take kindly to conquerors, " he said.
Pork butt doesn't take kindly to blasts of high heat, so don't think you can cheat by turning up the heat and reducing the cooking time.
But the uproar should serve as a warning to companies that women no longer take kindly to being portrayed as less serious or knowledgeable than men.
"Barefooted, swimming in dirty lakes, selling fruit, picking mango trees, hoping not to get caught because they don't take kindly to thieves in Africa, " he adds, laughing.
And with power-starved economies to feed and millions of people to lift out of poverty, neither country is going to take kindly to any interference with its energy agenda.
He later denied having said anything of the sort wisely perhaps, since the Japan Sumo Association, which can make or break a wrestler's career, does not take kindly to criticism.
For now, the Taliban who were in Andar are only the latest in a long line to learn that Afghans do not take kindly to being bossed about by outsiders.
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Baseball players, in particular, don't take kindly to inconvenience.
Detective Inspector Pete Pendle had been as popular with his men as any supervisor is likely to be, and they did not take kindly to his murder, or their own failure to prevent it.
Millions of people don't take kindly to the idea that as a condition of work they must join a union and pay sizable dues, most of which go toward political activities and not toward dealing with the particular interests of workers.
History has already shown that Facebook users don't take kindly to having more than one feed to look at, even if that feed is technically making their lives easier and removing some of the less important updates from the main feed.
But the party's more pragmatic leaders, such as Senator Hillary Clinton and Nancy Pelosi, the new speaker of the House (see article), know that they have to win the election first and that moderate voters may not take kindly to them if they do nothing.
Whatever his shortcomings as President of Zimbabwe, Mr Mugabe is regarded by his counterparts as someone who is either close to, or at the very top of this pecking order, and he would not take kindly to being ticked off by a "youngster" like Mr Mbeki.
Now Paul Silk, former Clerk of the Assembly, probably won't take kindly to being compared to an elephant, but that's exactly what his Commission was today - the Commission that's due to report in the middle of next month with their recommendations on which tax powers should be devolved to Wales.
Yet here was a girl willing to take him in her arms and kindly ignore the humbling sight of him blundering his way toward ecstasy.
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