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• With that comes a mood of sustained intimacy, even intrusiveness.
• Part of the blame for this intrusiveness lies with technology.
• But there is more to this than modern media intrusiveness.
• And some people are starting to complain about the intrusiveness.
• But civil liberties groups and privacy advocates worry about reliability and intrusiveness.
• On one dimension was the intrusiveness of those with the Bible verses.
• Civil liberties groups expressed concerns about the intrusiveness of the disclosure requirements.
• The appeals court was clearly aware of the intrusiveness of the urine test.
• Others object to what they see as the intrusiveness of the fingerprinting system.
• But Bradley could barely hide his irritation with the reporter's intrusiveness.
• The cell phone represents a new level of intrusiveness.
• The intrusiveness of the poles is also in dispute.
• Critics have sometimes complained about the intrusiveness of photojournalists like Cartier-Bresson.
• I do feel strongly about that, about gotcha politics, about intrusiveness,
• :: Yep, a helpful addition but does not solve its intrusiveness.
• Current computerized transmissions possess complex programming that both maximizes fuel efficiency and eliminates intrusiveness.
• Ms . Benshoof says, understanding the intrusiveness of journalists quickly _ maybe too quickly.
• The controversy over news media intrusiveness into the lives of the glamorous is not new.
• Bennett and Kemp cite traditional conservative support for economic opportunity and opposition to Big Brother intrusiveness.
• Generally speaking, Dole would like to cut the size of government and limit its intrusiveness.