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1. But Belfast, crawling with spooks and spies and yellow journalists, is dodgier than Washington.
2. Narration, used to get us through the dodgier plot points in the pilot episode, is already redundant by episode 2.
3. There * are * publicity photos of the four of them ( such as this ), but they're obviously dodgier for fair use claims.
4. I presume such a category would extend to " legal systems " even dodgier than the British one ? ( Sarah777 12 : 36, 12 July 2007 ( UTC ))
5. The music is full of the perpetual motion you would expect, but also of a color and life you might not, and it is much dodgier in its strategies than its pop-culture models.
6. However, there's something far dodgier under US law : see Medell�n v . Texas, in which it was ruled in 2008 that a treaty has to be " self-executing ", or else it's not actually binding domestic law, even if it was ratified by the Senate.
7. Two things make this a dodgier prospect-- one, " Bonanza's " legend is creakier and has been tended less carefully than its sci-fi companions; and two, the Pax Network's update of this mild, mild western is so assiduously inoffensive and politically correct that it makes " Dances With Wolves " look like the work of a skinhead.
8. :: That etymology sounds pretty dodgy, but I've heard dodgier ones that turned out to be true, or at least semi-true ( such as the word'barbiturate'deriving from the name of the woman, Barbara, who provided the urine from which the chemical was first made )-but thanks, Dirk, thanks too for pointing out the Fr spelling Adambrowne666 08 : 48, 31 July 2006 ( UTC)
9. Allmusic was disappointed by the song, describing it as " hamfisted white-boy funk " and suggesting that the absence of co-writers Daniel Lanois and Brian Eno was the reason it seemed " stilted . " " NME " called the song " astonishingly uninteresting " and a " bog-standard rock song, " likening it to an outtake from the " How to Dismantle an Atomic Bomb " sessions . " Zoo TV swagger ", noting that the result " exposes Bono's dodgier wordplay ."