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Listen to this apparent to have no inimical words, spend not intentional wrinkly tight eyebrows to now unfold.

Islam is often held up as inimical to economic progress. That is nonsense, he says.

Instead it has become an important engine for the rapid delivery of capital into a political system that is in other ways inimical to speed.

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It pushes back against U. S. initiatives only when those are deemed inimical to its national interests.

To the popular mind, science is completely inimical to religion: science embraces facts and evidence while religion professes blind faith.

Bolshevism was seen in the West as a wholly corrosive influence, inimical to social and political stability.

Despite its name, many see agile software delivery as being inimical to the organisational agility benefits associated with SOA.

Each has achieved widespread penetration of markets and cultures that were once viewed as clearly inimical to openness and sharing.

All that is distinctly inimical to spiritual culture must now abate before the rising occurs.

The value of the things or persons is outweighed by circumstances inimical to growth, development or 'evolution'.

People must stop when cheer, won't have inimical sentiment, notice the thing of detail easily, advertising effect is better.

Inefficient nations were always conquered sooner or later, and the struggle for efficiency was inimical to illusions.

Looking for an extra advantage against that inimical magic user?

But allowing vigilantes to even the score will only lead to a spiral of violence that is hard to stop and inimical to democratic evolution.

India's critics often point to the nation's inefficiencies to argue that democracy is inimical to growth.

Newspaper editors regard my restrictions on them as being inimical to free speech.

In our new security-conscious era, flying is an operation that is inimical to the old mores of a wine-lover.

the young neurotic's originally normal dependence on his parents grows into an incest-relationship that is inimical to life.

Price controls are inimical to economic growth.

It is easy to think of perfectly general laws, such as Germany's ban on Sunday shopping, which are inimical to personal freedom.

habits inimical to good health.

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First, they claimed that a "culture" inimical to women existed.

At first sight the area seems arid, inimical to man . . .

We have heard about how devotees came here in a rat- and mosquito-infested jungle filled with snakes, inimical neighbors, disease;

Nations inimical to one another

actions that are inimical to friendly relations betweencountries

A climate inimical to health