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Newton proved himself equally intolerant of chicanery, when, in his waning years, he took a position as Master of the Mint.

He soon became intolerant of dissent and began to wrangle with opponents who suspected he had always wanted to run in next year's election.

No supply chain so dependent on workers should be breathtakingly intolerant of any of their needs.

He was always intolerant of sham, and she liked him for it.

He is intolerant of dissent, shown in his battles with critical media commentators. And he is increasingly impatient with the EU.

She said that I must always be intolerant of ignorance but understanding illiteracy.

She said that must always be intolerant of ignorance but understanding of illiteracy.

Labour women, intolerant of Islamist views on gender, make up a disproportionate chunk of those demanding change.

The new plant intolerant of the cold weather, so the scientists are cast about deal with it.

It is said to be intolerant of uncertainty in human behavior, and refuses to recognize the private, the ineffable, and the unpredictable.

Fast-growing on deep, well-drained soils in montane areas with a warm, moist climate, but intolerant of poor soils and cold, drier climates.

He is intolerant of dissent, shown in his battles with critical media commentators.

a prejudiced person who is intolerant of any opinions differing from his own.

Minor savings are possible, notably by reducing the speed of ships to save fuel, but customers are increasingly intolerant of delays.

some species may be intolerant of change but unable to move.

They were bitterly intolerant of the opinions of their enemies and the pleasures of their friends.

The Puritans were intolerant of those who were not members in good standing of their church.

Clopidogrel is a newer, more expensive, alternative to aspirin which may be used in some patients intolerant of aspirin.

Mr Putin has long been intolerant of alternative centres of power in Russia, but he owed Mr Luzhkov a favour for his backing in 1999.

First, Americans have become intolerant of large, polluting industrial plants on their doorsteps.

Intolerant of the beliefs and opinions of others; stubbornly unreceptive to new ideas.

The AK leadership, especially Mr Erdogan, has proved highly partisan and intolerant of criticism.

He dislikes opposition and is intolerant of criticism.

This doctrine is intolerant of minorities, including Shia Islam, and abusive of women.

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Most bigoted people are intolerant of opposition.

To do so risks being branded as intolerant of religion.

Some species are highly intolerant of others.

We are all and should be intolerant of intolerance.

But if there's one person more intolerant of defeat than the Madrid board, it is Mourinho himself.

The 53-member club is increasingly intolerant of illegal seizures of power.

He is been intolerant of criticism and public displays of dissent.

His order is intolerant of opposition.

He is intolerant of heresy.

That is, that women are 'particularly intolerant of sexy attractive peers.

Do you have enormous empathy for others, yet are intolerant of stupidity?

She said that I must always be intolerant of ignorance, but understanding of illiteracy;

Study of Patients Intolerant of Converting Enzyme inhibitors