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• Though not without some toing and froing ( see archives ).
• After much toing and froing, William authorized the payoff.
• After some toing and froing I removed them, and no-one has put them back.
• And, after a bit more toing and froing, I blocked the editor for one week.
• There is toing and froing regarding the transfer of the business but I've taken no legal action ".
• A sword fight ensues with much toing and froing and the Queen retreats into the narrow cell corridor where she is at a disadvantage against a stronger opponent.
• They have a special call when they approach the colony : this call is often heard because there is usually a lot of toing and froing in a colony.
• Whilst the city of Worms would have preferred a station in the vicinity of the port, the HLB, after a degree of toing and froing, built it further west where it is today.
• After this territorial toing and froing the " Governorate of Stade " belonged to Lower Saxony, the state newly founded in 1946 by the " Control Commission for Germany  British Element " ( Cf.
• :: : Hence I have asked him to take his concerns to the COI noticeboard where they can be assessed-this is better than unproductive toing and froing on the article talk page .  & 10 : 39, 8 April 2008 ( UTC)
• Whether this case was one of them is another matter, but there does seem to be an unfortunate amount of toing and froing in Giano's block log and this adds to the mounting evidence that community processes are inadequate to deal with the long multifaceted dispute of which he is the perennial epicenter.
• What I suggest is amending the lead of this page to include " Historically in County Durham ( with reference ), the town became part of the GMB in 1835 . . . " It may be a bit long-winded for a lead, but it would save the potential toing and froing over this, since we both have correct information.