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At that moment it was not possible to go for great objectives, at least certainly not the ones that had been bandied about.

To be certain, the contraband rice trade is at this point simply an anecdote, however widely bandied about in the grain market.

The enthusiastic 'Russia is Back' slogans being bandied about two or three years ago have been replaced by growing fears of further decline.

Barclays, Deutsche Bank, HSBC and Royal Bank of Canada are among the names to have been bandied about as predators in recent weeks.

So, in the great scheme of the mathematical universe, the numbers being bandied about over the last few weeks are pretty small beer.

In last week's launch announcement, Bing was being bandied about as Microsoft's latest attempt to steal market share away from Google.

Now, of course no one is saying Alston is better than those guys. But since the notion bandied.

The news of the robbery of the bank was quickly bandied about.

Some Democrats have publicly voiced support for the idea of a Kerry-Edwards ticket, but other prominent names have also been bandied about.

They bandied the ball from player to player while they waited the game to start.

It is the social side of the game that is often overlooked when terms such as 'addiction' are bandied about.

'A lot of the commentary frankly was quite similar to the ideas that are being bandied about for the property market today, ' he says.

some different statistics have been bandied about , but these are the only accurate ones.

The word "colonial" is bandied about.

Miss Jones heard that her good name had been bandied about behind her back.

Many of the home-based business opportunities bandied across the World Wide Web indicate that their products do in fact, sell themselves.

Two terms that are banDied about by the concerned consumer are 'empty calories 'and 'junk foods'

Figures in the $20 - $25 range and even higher had been bandied around for an urban unbundled loop.

If you're a hotelier, you've probably heard the phrase "best practice" bandied around in the context of designing and building a website.

We made no strategic assessment, instead, we bandied technical expedients about.

But he concedes that such lofty figures have been bandied about for years.

His name was being bandied about as a future prime minister.

No phrase is bandied around more in the gun debate than "freedom of the individual" .

The phrase "analysing concepts" has been bandied about extensively in this introduction.

In his opinion the claim is bandied about by people who have not thought clearly about what they are saying.

i know it ' s bandied about , but i think it ' s only a rumour.

The term "Social Good" has been bandied about, but pinning down exactly what it means in concrete terms can sometimes be tricky.

But when it's crisis time in the capital his name always gets bandied about.

Such figures are sometimes bandied around to imply that nearly all of this gap is caused by discrimination. That is bunk.

In America's foreign-policy debate one that has been bandied about too much lately is "appeasement" .

One figure often bandied about is that 50 percent of new teachers leave within five years.

this insult has been bandied around a lot of late