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It is those who have changed—wriggled and squirmed from positionto position with nothing more than political opportunism in mind—whom one cannot respect.
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However much they may wriggle and squirm, it is small businesses and the self-employed who will pay that extra money.
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I have already alluded to the objectionable word "artistes," a word which makes every serious artist squirm.
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Others of a more negative turn of mind simply squirmed at the idea of so significant an extension of parental choice of school.
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They squirm about subsidies to council house dwellers, the under-privileged, and then smile when it is proposed to give £130 million towards manufacturers and industrialists.
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Now they are sitting there squirming and ashamed of themselves because it is being pointed out to them.
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Even large secondary schools are squirming under the pressure caused by the increase in training weeks introduced by circulars 9/92 and 14/93.
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They just do not know what way to squirm.
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We cannot throw off our convictions like a snake throws off its skin as it struggles and squirms its way to a new life.
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