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Those coddled peoples will finally learn to stand up to labor unions, demand more from workers, lower taxes, and abandon their bloated social welfare benefits.
This choice bloats the code, but it preserves type safety and keeps dynamic instruction counts down.
However, most stakeholders in the process contend that the voters register is nevertheless bloated and could potentially mar future elections if not cleaned up expeditiously.
In practice, however, this often led to bloated and rigid political apparatuses in which positions were granted in exchange for allegiance.
The benefits are found to be fairly modest (in the 10-20% range), but the cost in terms of code bloat is also very modest.
Apart from bloating and breast changes, physical symptoms were less commonly reported than affective symptoms.
The midge larvae were soon immobilized and metamorphosis of the parasitoid took place within their bloated and blackened skins.
Other symptoms included anorexia (77.8 %), myalgia (42.9 %), abdominal cramps (53.8 %), weight loss (61.5 %) and bloating (69.2 %).
With regard to animal health, condensed tannins are known to diminish the risk of bloat, lower fecal worm egg excretion and reduce worm burdens of parasitized ruminants3,5.
Flowers, but not leaves or petioles, in white clover naturally contain condensed tannins that reduce bloat and may have anthelminthic properties as well as reducing protein degradation in the rumen.
But any compiler-writer will tell you that inlining is a black art, full of delicate compromises that work together to give good performance without unnecessary code bloat.
Inflation bloated the right to trial.
Looking back on the trajectory of change, he presented himself in his memoirs as a consistent opponent of a long term trend toward liberalism and bloated bureaucracy.
Renan hardly shied away from a prophetic role, moreover : his later writings, particularly, show evidence of a considerably bloated intellectual vanity, but certainly no evidence whatsoever of virulent anticlericalism.
But this limitation is not intended to exclude, for instance, the puncture of the rumen for dealing with bloat.
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