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• Yet the rising of 31 May ended unsatisfactorily.
• Until recently, these anomalous formations were unsatisfactorily credited to an isolated instance of volcanism.
• If I think things are resolved unsatisfactorily?
• The second assertion seems to imply that removal of unsatisfactorily sourced articles would empty Wikipedia.
• Personally, I find your explanation that you rushed most edits unsatisfactorily for several reasons.
• If a vehicle repair is performed unsatisfactorily, the mechanic must correct the repair without being paid.
• Winsor's main focus was the company which he regarded as performing most unsatisfactorily-Railtrack.
• A significant problem with the multipactor, however, was that it wore out at an unsatisfactorily rapid rate.
• Before the computer, Lake said, finding and buying used machinery was a tedious chore that often ended unsatisfactorily.
• However unsatisfactorily our parents'decision may have turned out, we had no choice but to respect their wishes.
• The Bush administration must continue to keep the public informed, even when the information is unpleasant and unsatisfactorily vague.
• The 148th and 150th Divisions fought In the east frontier line unsatisfactorily with a whole company annihilated by two Vietnam Divisions.
• Until an article that has been flagged for being unsatisfactorily meeting the notability standard is removed it really is in purgatory.
• Many books ended unsatisfactorily and drastically, often with suicide, and writers portrayed their gay characters as alcoholics or deeply unhappy.
• The York House Conference that assembled there in February 1626 ended unsatisfactorily with the final rupture of Puritan members of Parliament with Buckingham.
• The story has then unsatisfactorily dissolved into a conventional and unconvincing thriller, and Tolstoy momentarily rubs shoulders with Nelson DeMille or Robert Ludlum.
• If, however, the maintenance of the metro's technical condition continues to be unsatisfactorily financed, Muscovites may be headed for trouble.
• However, the organisation has performed unsatisfactorily since its establishment, partly due to the limitation that it was allowed to step in only when loans matured.
• The Enola Gay crisis seems to have been solved temporarily-- and unsatisfactorily-- by not having any referral to the bombing at the Washington exhibit.
• But it is a pale, watery sort of kaleidoscope, providing unsatisfactorily fragmentary glances at people and events that disappear almost as soon as they are seen.