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Only the Blue Jays were different, unwilling to accept their role as bit part characters in somebody else’s show.

But throughout the shutdown battle, Congress – particularly the House of Representatives – has been unwilling to assert itself as an equal branch of government.

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She told BBC Breakfast on Saturday: "A lot of us are curious as to why he's unwilling to cooperate and be questioned about his involvement with Epstein."

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What a coincidence that “Bugonia” expands nationwide the same day, just in time to remind viewers of how easily radicalism can be made frivolous by those unwilling to take it seriously.

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But Andrew was unwilling to budge in what became known as “the siege of Royal Lodge.”

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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