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• And that problems with nuisance neighbours should be solved overnight by simply chucking them out on the street.

• It is not a matter of chucking money at the problem.

• He was just chucking out a little bone for his supporters to growl over.

• Are we not chucking out of the services men and women in their prime who still have much to contribute?

• If the level is too high, we shall be chucking money across the country, when a broadly based system would be far fairer.

• The third great deception is that we can improve public services by chucking money at them—that more people on the payroll necessarily means reform.

• That council is chucking away the assets of ratepayers.

• But in chucking out the soapy bath water of that consensus she might be chucking out a very delicate baby.

• The fact is that this country has a chance now, by chucking the regulations out.

• To buy a bit of social peace among the youth, we are chucking out some of the older workers.

• We accept that chucking money at it does not resolve the problem.

• Lots of people round our way are earning more than they have ever earned and chucking it away on luxuries.

• What it means is chucking a few thousand people out on the dole and their families suffering.

• We had to take the right and unpopular decisions, and they contented themselves by chucking pebbles from the sidelines.

• I mean that so long as we are happy chucking things into holes in the ground, we limit the incentive to find more satisfactory methods.