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I'm not averse to a bit of leg-pulling, but deep down inside me I'm actually quite serious.

We're an old - fashioned firm, Mr Smith, but not hidebound. We're not averse to giving a man with ideas of his own some rope.

I am not averse to a dance party and a good meal after a week's hard work.

I am not averse to all things French, and indeed wear a French version of the Wellington boot, but I had a prior engagement.

Misinterpretation will always exist. But I'm not averse to having my works being given multiple interpretations.

Ideal for: Kitchens with a pest problem, cooks that aren't ticklish and lovers not averse to hair in their food.

He was also not averse to ranking members of Orascom voicing their political opinions during the protests.

CONVIVIAL, and not averse to a drink, Nancy Wake could often be found cheering up a cocktail bar.

True freelancers are not averse to risk. With our independence comes more responsibility, more accountability for our lives.

The very picture of an upright Victorian gentleman, Doyle was not averse to fighting in the street when the mood took him.

Though Mattie is a stickler for the law, she's not averse to frontier justice if that's required to avenge her dad.

Women are not averse to lust, but are primarily occupied with pride, envy and anger.

I'm not averse to riches or profit, but not at the expense of the user.

I'm not averse to killing people if that finishes it.

I am not averse to a good meal.

I'm not averse to keeking a pet dog.

That reset could take time, and although Beijing is not averse to some aggressive muscle-flexing, it can afford to wait, Ciorciari says.