- is
frittered away at this manner.
To see an
obstacle as a challenge,
to make the best of it anyway, that is also a
choice – a
choice that is up
to us...
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compulsion to drink to excess. Indeed,
members of UA
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because they have a
propensity to fritter away their time...
- England, with
Ireland and
Scotland secondary to that,
while the
primary French objective was
to fritter away British resources, not
necessarily restore...
- film has a message. One
aimed straight at
youth not
to fritter away their time and also for
women not
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- and
realistic digitized sound,"
concluding that it "is a
perfect way
to fritter away those long
winter evenings when you
should be
doing something productive...
- They
fritter away all
their money, and
leave him
to pay the bill when
their credit runs out. He sees the
bailiff coming in the
distance and
decides to be...
- fine art of
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