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• And guests aren't the only ones acting ungraciously.
• Lamos replies, smiling at his martini, not ungraciously.
• However, Epson's software ungraciously disabled the other Twain drivers on my system.
• And island businesses have jockeyed, sometimes ungraciously, to get sparse emergency services contracts.
• Ungraciously expressed, and addressed to the wrong person, to be sure, but worth thinking about.
• The interviewee pauses, like he's just noticed he's been talking much too ungraciously much about himself.
• Christoph Grunenberg was rather ungraciously forced out of his position as curator of Boston's Institute of Contemporary Art last year.
• It may have been the sense of all that on the way that caused me to behave ungraciously toward the last solicitor of the afternoon.
• Unlike all of the previous runner-ups of Hell's Kitchen, Russell took his defeat ungraciously, blaming his teammates for his loss.
• Was ungraciously restored by an editor who templates me as a near-vandal for removing what is clearly self-published stuff from the church's own website.
• :Some might ungraciously say that " all " the royal family were a bunch of masterbators-- talk ) 14 : 13, 20 April 2010 ( UTC)
• Hi all, me yet again-I've ungraciously butchered's orcp-helper into a tool to help EFM's, administrators and other editors respond to false positive reports.
• Five months after she was ungraciously booted by a spineless president who had seemingly run out of political chits, Dr . Elders found she doesn't need the bully pulpit of the surgeon general's office.
• In the lawsuit, filed Friday in U . S . District Court in Manhattan, Lou DiBella accused Hopkins of ungraciously dumping him as his adviser and matchmaker after winning the title from Felix Trinidad on Sept . 29.
• :Finally, there seem to be good reasons to not include those links, and Cityzen451 has accepted this ( if ungraciously ), and so I don't think there should really be a dispute any longer.
• And the president's office milked Kozyrev's departure last week for all the political mileage it was worth, referring ungraciously to the foreign minister's " mistakes " as they ushered him out the door.
• It was the first meeting between the two since Dokic came under fire during last year's Australian Open when she lost her first round match to Kuti Kis, then ungraciously insisted that her opponent " is not a player and never will be a player ."
• It was the first meeting between the two since Dokic came under fire during last year's Australian Open where she lost her first-round match to Kuti Kis, then ungraciously insisted that her opponent " is not a player and never will be a player ."
• However, in a sport where the incessant grunts of Thomas Muster, Monica Seles and others can be heard all the way to Times Square, a supervisor's even responding, then reprimanding the gentlemanly Paes, seemed one more instance of protectively cuddling Agassi against a commoner, one ranked No . 149 . The USTA had already ungraciously refused the wild-card application of Olympic bronze medalist Paes, who came close to upsetting Agassi in the Atlanta semis ( 7-6, 7-5 ).