• Both during the post-World War I breakup of the Ottoman Empire and with the breakup of the British and French empires after World War II, British and French imperial authorities colluded with Arab imperialists to guarantee the latter's nearly uninhibited control over the Middle East.

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  • This time, however, Tamim never had the chance to get into his uninhibited stride as the second ball moved appreciably from the bat and he could not resist nibbling at it, leaving wicketkeeper Matt Prior with a simple catch.

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  • You are allowed to make as many transfers between IRAs as you like, uninhibited by the rule.

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  • Uninhibited by the urge to build what they designed, they proposed dozens of outlandish ideas between 1961 and 1974.

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  • The problems with elections in Indonesia have less to do with the tactical ability to monitor such a large electoral process than with the absence of the political will among that nation's leaders to allow genuine competition and an uninhibited, independent observation of the electoral process.

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  • The more traditionally based regions focused, largely uninhibited, on their core businesses, and often used the income to diversify their economies into higher-value added fields.

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  • Six years ago, Rachel (Ginnifer Goodwin), a guarded thirty-year-old corporate lawyer, fell for Dex (Colin Egglesfield), her law-school study partner, but stood idly by as he took up with her lifelong best friend, the loud, aggressive, uninhibited Darcy (Kate Hudson).

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  • In the campaign for the UMP leadership, Mr Cope advocated an "uninhibited right".

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  • His expertise was in cardiology (uninhibited by his chain-smoking), and the heart and its emotions seemed to intrigue him more as the years passed.

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  • They become uninhibited and say things that may have been fleeting thoughts in the past -- a "say what we're all thinking" mentality.

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  • Will Ferrell's uninhibited Web site Funny or Die has had 200 million views in the last year, but celebrity videos aren't serialized.

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  • The fights themselves are relatively civil, bearing closer resemblance to martial arts sparring than uninhibited brawls.

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  • Politics creeps in via lunchtime debates, and easygoing relations among ethnically diverse colleagues are balanced by depictions of immigrant criminals, but, above all, the filmmakers reveal deeper and more enduring conflicts: the struggle of technocrats to instill rational policies in a society that values and fosters intense and uninhibited emotionalism above all.

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  • In the late 1980s, Mr. Zulawski intercut the surviving footage with narration describing the missing sections that plays over scenes of contemporary Poland, resulting in an eerie amalgam of wildly uninhibited storytelling and reminders of its personal cost.

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  • At the end of that chapter, he asks: Imagine what your life would be like if you were completely uninhibited by fear, pride, or procrastination.

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