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• He attacked it for being too soft on the Angola government.
• I got a little soft on my speed and I split,
• And are the Republicans saying the president is soft on drugs?
• Yet NATO does not want to appear soft on the issue.
• "We're not soft on crime,"
• Its voters are generally conservative and definitely not soft on crime.
• Now Bush was looking for victory by sounding soft on education.
• Officers have complained that Hallinan is too soft on drug cases.
• Has he suddenly gone soft on switch-hitting mopping solutions?
• This column has never been soft on police misconduct or racism.
• Cook until just soft on the edges, about 3 minutes.
• Get real . ) Now the charge is soft on terrorism.
• The skinny Kukoc is weak defensively and soft on the boards.
• We will never be soft on the security of our people.
• Conservative Republicans are attacking him for being too soft on China.
• Athens has also accused Turkey of being soft on illegal immigration.
• Moreover, no one wants to look soft on the Russians.
• Kumaratunga had accused him of being too soft on the Tigers.