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The remainder is often unusable, infested with unpalatable weeds and able to support few cattle or goats.

But it was equally unpalatable for the south that internal divisions in the north could provoke a sudden collapse, he said.

That, in effect, was the unpalatable message delivered by the Bank of England on August 12th in its quarterly review of the economy.

But that is politically unpalatable: European leaders do not like the idea of testing for a wave of defaults they insist will not happen.

So far, South Korea does not seem to have arrived at the point where inaction becomes unpalatable.

As private capital dries up, therefore, emerging markets may have to turn elsewhere: the fund is an obvious, if usually unpalatable, choice.

But some other conservatives, more deficit-hawkish and less tax-focused, see a VAT as one of the less unpalatable of a menu of bad options.

But it could be a politically unpalatable development during a recession that already has thrown millions of workers out of jobs.

Qaddafi "spoke the unpalatable truths that others" -- those elites -- "did not dare to articulate. "

His views, and those of many of his counterparts in other European countries, may be unpalatable to the liberal political mainstream.

To be fair, Toyota may be shifting production domestically to avoid outright layoffs, something unpalatable to the Japanese public.

The unpalatable truth is that the modern teacher has no alternative to thinking out these matters for [herself or]himself.

Medicine on behalf of the Xiaojun (not his real name) had diverted the beginning of this year, he felt more and more unpalatable rice bowl.

And, unpalatable as it may be, Chinese regulators have no qualms about dictating where companies should go to raise funds.

But the prospect of a second vote is considered unpalatable and the onset of winter would create huge logistical problems.

Many patients with diabetes become frustrated by the tedium of inflexible insulin instructions and unpalatable dietary restrictions.

Talking to Islamist rulers may be an unpalatable choice. But it is the least bad one.

Yet, however unpalatable Rio may find going cap in hand to China, the alternative is no more enticing.

Now as then, the splintering of a Saddam-less Iraq would leave Iran the dominant gulf power, an unpalatable solution.

Crush unused pills and throw them away in kitty litter, used coffee grounds, or other unpalatable items.

Then 25, Ms. Zhang understood that swallowing such unpalatable matter was the only way to survive.

Why pursue truth even though it may be unpalatable and the journey to it hard?

He endeavoured that his ordinances should be within the compass of the man and not unpalatable to the gentleman .

The perfect package does not, sadly, exist; both sides will have to accept unpalatable outcomes.

Politicians accept unpalatable compromises, while fiscal authorities reach deeply into their bag of accounting tricks.

Rather, it is designed to be unpalatable, to spur responsible, balanced deficit reduction and avoid misguided cuts to our security.

Zinc sulfate modifies food sensorial characteristics, rendering the flavor of food unpalatable.

Working for a living has become for a small but growing number an unavoidable if unpalatable option.

Mr Brown's exit will bring a contest featuring plenty of unpalatable contenders but no obvious front-runner.

Shrinking the government's ownership could be politically unpalatable, given public frustration with government bailouts of financial firms.

And even if these goals were somehow achieved, renewed and indefinite Israeli rule over Gaza would prove unpalatable to all concerned.

I can only make some kinds of simple food and they often turn out to be unpalatable .

Mullerian mimicry The condition where unpalatable species resemble each other, and are recognised and avoided by predators.

It is a situation that Benitez finds unpalatable , because he believes Ince can become a top-class manager.

Most of the options for dealing with the debt overhang are unpalatable .

He is afraid to tell them the unpalatable truths.

The sovereign-CDS debate is a smokescreen to obscure an unpalatable truth.

People cannot bear the metal and unpalatable flavor in the intensified foods.

That leaves Europe facing a range of unpalatable options (see table).

Tea of scorched flavour: The over fried tea has lost the nutrients and be unpalatable.

Yet stopping lending to Greece and precipitating a default now is also deeply unpalatable.

If you're stranded in the rainforest you have to make do with whatever food is available, no matter how unpalatable.

That leaves America with two unpalatable choices .

The overall, perhaps unpalatable, reality is that only the banks can create the credit capacity for Europe's real economy to grow.

This might seem unpalatable to some western governments, but "the alternative, Iran going it alone without inspections, is worse" , he says.

Everyone knows this is inevitable. The lack is in the selling of the unpalatable.

That leaves two unpalatable options, both bad for stocks.

Abuses can run in both directions: good rules may be killed because of politically unpalatable job losses.

"There is a natural human instinct to protect people from unpalatable things. "

Ultimately, the unpalatable truth for the housing market is that it is stuck which ever way the economy turns.

The highly unpalatable but statistically indisputable reality is that Israel's security measures work.

Finding more land has unpalatable costs.

But that is unpalatable to China's leaders, who fear the social consequences of putting millions of farmers out of work.

Others continue to push the nationalise-and-recapitalise option, though this remains politically unpalatable in America.

The hitch with fiscal tightening, of course, is that it is politically unpalatable on two fronts.

Mr Obama's good fortune is that it is not only progressives who find the deal unpalatable. Conservatives hate it too.

It is an unpalatable choice.

Try to eat a mouthful of their own, to know the taste - Fang, unpalatable, I would like to spice it wrong!

That is why Lord Turner's willingness to raise unpalatable questions is both welcome and refreshing.

Through her assortment of unpalatable characters and violent actions, O'Connor tries to show grace at work in the world.

They will complain, for example, that the wording forces them to choose between two equally unpalatable alternatives.

Due to unpalatable nature of anionic salts, pellet feeding is recommended