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• "I'm not going to make a practice of it, " he said.
• Nonetheless, Foster wrote, he does not make a practice of condemning people.
• The law does not make a practice of interfering with commerce.
• "We don't make a practice of going to guys early, " said Gorton.
• "But they didn't make a practice of it at all.
• I am not a cracker; I don't make a practice of breaking computer security.
• Clinton makes a practice of staying out of political primaries.
• Frazier and others believe parents should not make a practice of bailing out their near-adult children.
• Even more so, since John makes a practice of seducing his leading ladies, if they're amenable.
• Meanwhile, plaintiffs'lawyers who make a practice of suing the city report hearing from prospective clients daily.
• Editors and contributors should make a practice of saving their work offline before making changes to articles.
• "I'd have to trade half the team if we started making a practice of doing that ."
• The kind they don't want to make a practice of having either, regardless of what they practice on Fridays.
• *I endorse the block, but FWIW, I'm not an admin and don't make a practice of following blocking policy.
• :A number of journals in the social sciences make a practice of publishing these commentaries ( e . g.
• Small island nations also should begin to make a practice of sharing information between border control authorities, Mottley said.
• Sihanouk, who makes a practice of concealing his intentions, said recently that he would not abdicate without Hun Sen's approval.
• Many young people's theaters make a practice of letting the actors in costume mingle with the audience after the curtain.
• In an increasingly pressured and technological medical world, Dr . Jerome Groopman makes a practice of tuning out the noise.
• Many young people's teaters make a practice of letting the actors in costume mingle with the audience after the curtain.