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Even intellectuals who gripe about personal-freedom and civil rights issues seem to do so through a filter of sincere patriotism.

However in this case Mr Thiel's gripe was that the banks failed to appreciate LinkedIn's tremendous potential.

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Losing Defoe and Kaboul to suspension would be my only gripe, but we've got Dawson and Gallas back from injury, which has been a real boost.

Think not that I shall interfere with Heaven's own method of retribution, or, to my own loss, betray him to the gripe of human law.

My biggest gripe so far is the fact that there's no way to tell why a given message has been deemed important.

The host generally pays, and no one needs to hear you gripe about appetizer prices or shrimp count.

In April, a customer wanting to mail in a gripe said on Daggle that a rep 'told me to address it to a Steve Larson. '

and maintained its tenacious gripe, almost maddening me with fear. 'How can I! '

Two extremes in my life that most of the time I find uncomfortable. I normally dread them and gripe about it all the way through.

My only concern at this point is buyer's remorse. Will he borrow to spend, only to wish he hadn't, and then gripe about having to repay me?

Just talking about a meeting -- even if it's a gripe -- signals you rated an invitation in the first place.

One gripe: Bankers used to flying business class have to sit in coach when on government business.

Myself and Tom also had a minor gripe with throw-ins because they were locking on to players before the ball was thrown.

One irony is that the cause of all this Yankee humiliation isn't the familiar Euro-gripe about the "trade deficit" or tax cuts.

Japanese bosses gripe about activism, yet privately concede that the pressure is spurring many firms to increase returns to shareholders.

They are quick to gripe about the burdens they say they face in the form of red tape, harassment and bribe-taking by Kyrgyzstani police.

If America is going to gripe about the yuan's rate, then China will complain about the dollar's role.

In a party that covers the spectrum of the Spanish right, somebody will always gripe.

Gripe water is simply water fortified with herbs that are proven to help calm the stomach and even the intestines.

They will gripe at the grandiloquence of a project so vast as to make the drainage of the Fens resemble emptying a paddling pool.

Poorer regions gripe, with reason, that this is unfair.

If the new social-security taxes are collected aggressively, foreigners are likely to gripe the plan is a grab for their pocketbooks.

Companies' biggest gripe about EPR laws is not their cost but their inconsistency.

Iraqi businessmen gripe that CNN exaggerates the violence in their country, but it is real enough.

The Visegrad governments may gripe about west Europeans. But they have plenty to do on the home front.

Companies gripe that the strong yen may push them to move operations overseas.

When gas medications and massage won't work, Gripe Water usually will which is why most mothers keep it on hand all the time.

Our gripe is with cleverness in production frameworks that we are forced to cope with as users.

EXAMPLE: When the weather becomes cold, employees in the poorly heated building start to gripe.

Our only gripe is its lack of flexibility, primarily at the OS level.

What inveterate wearers sometimes gripe about is the niggling pain felt when forced to walk with their feet flat.

But prayer is no gripe session with God.

What about you, Captain? You don't gripe at all?

Others within OPEC, though, will surely gripe if prices tumble that far.

5. Gripe that you haven't been seated in a roomy exit-row seat.

The US would never gripe about a Chinese carrier off its shore.

For those who constantly gripe about life, turn and walk away.

Will it help to gripe and complain and feel sorry for ourselves?

I don't gripe to you. Gripe means complain.

Copyright owners have a legitimate gripe that their creations are being posted for free online.

Or gripe and complain, make life hard on someone.

Her Petty complaints really gripe me.

Anyway, Im not here to gripe about your English.

Critics gripe that the AFP has been slow to finish off Abu Sayyaf because it wants American military aid to continue.

Days after the crash, many continue to gripe openly about the government's response, and to doubt anything officials say.

I can enjoy what Ido, and make it seem fun, Or gripe and complain, take life hard on someone.

My main gripe is. there's no hot water there.

This was my biggest gripe about the SH100.

And they gripe about the clone troopers' aggressive tactics.

The one gripe I do have with the Quest is in the level design.

In the past the Fed has been tooeager to cut rates repeatedly when markets gripe.

A common gripe I hear from developers is that a game has a really greatconcept or aesthetic, but that the user interface (UI) is lousy.

They hate having to buy back their own ideas at a hefty premium. And they gripe about the clone troopers' aggressive tactics.

Conservative parties and newspapers in Japan gripe that the government does not take territorial issues seriously enough.

Most people would gripe about a job like that.

This is my biggest gripe about Ant: if something goes wrong, debugging can be a bear.

This is a big gripe I've seen in forums.

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He seized a tureen of hot apple sauce (the first thing that came under his gripe) and dashed it full against the speaker's face and neck;

EXAMPLE: I like my work very much, but I have a gripe about my small uncomfortable office.

Lock and gripe are the two accounts in hardware market

A common gripe is that they provide little customised support in return for their whopping fees;