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The latter option is particularly unpalatable given the significant increase in the tax rate already mandated in law. This Administration continues to oppose cuts in basic social security benefits and taxing social security benefits. The Administration continues to support annual indexing of social security benefits.

"No," he replied; "I was thinking that if your brother lives like this every day, he must find the fare rather unpalatable when he goes back to Weston." "I believe he does," said Miss Clarissa laughing. "At least he writes home grumbling letters enough, and we have to send him hampers of good things Perigord pies and that. Don't stop longer than you like," she added as the ladies rose.

He was to learn there is nothing more unpalatable than the repentance of the headstrong.... He found it a stiffish climb up out of the valley of the Jonte. By the time he had managed it, the sun had already robbed all vegetation of its ephemeral jewellery, the Causse itself showed few signs of a downpour which had drenched it for seventy-two hours on end.

He who had claimed that his greatest reward would be to produce a Mendelssohn, now resorted to various expedients, to render education unpalatable to the Jews. The Jewish assemblymen, who, in 1816, soon after the Franco-Russian war, had been convoked to St. Petersburg, were not allowed to meet; and when, two years later, they did meet, their every attempt was baffled by the Government.

She went to see the 'London Group' and the 'New English' with young Coniston, who explained to her all he had learnt from Aylmer, a little wrong; while she assured him that she knew nothing about pictures, but she knew what she liked. She bought book-bindings from Miss Coniston, and showed her how to cook macaroni and how to make cheap but unpalatable soup for her brother.

He was like the little boy who, seeing the ocean for the first time, cried, "I want to drink it all up." And Burton would have drunk it all. He would have swallowed down not only all the waters that were under the firmament but also all the creatures, palatable and unpalatable especially the unpalatable that sported therein. Final Summing up.

"Oh, my mother! Oh, my mother! What are you telling me!" exclaimed Traverse, bitterly. "Unpalatable truths, dear boy, but necessary antidotes to that sweet poison of which you have already tasted too much." "What would you have me to do, my mother?"

"Where do I come in?" "I will explain. To carry out the aims of our society, there is much information which we are continually needing. People in Germany are often misled by the Press here. Facts and opinions are presented to them often from an unpalatable point of view.

They knew that the rainy season brought them fever, for they shivered and burned with it, and they knew that the scanty rations of coarse and unpalatable food were getting smaller every day. But they were conscious of these things in a dull way, and as though they affected people who were a long distance off.

"There was need of witnesses for the sake of the publicity afterwards." "Um! I do not say you were wrong, but it has turned out badly. Well?" "Saxe proved too much. He swore the Dauphin quoted Molembrais' death as a reason why all France was " Commines paused, fearing to offend by an unpalatable truth, but Louis ended the sentence for him. "Why France was afraid. Well, that was probable.