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• But on that front, Washington has been just as parsimonious.
• In this, Goren is as parsimonious as Manzo is unstoppable.
• "He's being a little parsimonious,"
• Bush told a business-suited audience parsimonious with its applause.
• As with most process algebras, PEPA is a parsimonious language.
• He feared he was becoming as parsimonious as his father,
• Plus, we had worked extra hours for a particularly parsimonious studio.
• France and Germany are generally regarded as parsimonious in awarding refugee status.
• Observers thought them parsimonious, and their lifestyle simple, even boring.
• He is described as an admirable singer, but a parsimonious man.
• Recursive partitioning has been used to identify more parsimonious criteria.
• Mary's Counter-reformation was very partial and very parsimonious.
• His children grew up cordially disliking their parsimonious and seemingly uncaring father.
• He's parsimonious in his use of wit.
• Opponents have argued that psychological egoism is not more parsimonious than other theories.
• "They're very unimaginative and parsimonious, " she said.
• Yes, said Rocky Jr ., his father was parsimonious and mistrusted banks.
• And Guggenheim proved herself to be a shrewd, if not parsimonious, patron.
• Bohlin criticized what he suggested was the parsimonious way information was being made available.
• This is a true dimensionless parsimonious is preferable.