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destination: [word=unduly]
spec: A civil society depends on a government that does not unduly restrict liberty and economic opportunity . Profound social changes have led to more sedentary lifestyles and high calorie diets in developed countries like the U.S ., as well as in many developing countries . This course is an introduction to Oenology . While the bill provides that FSHCs may own certain ` financial ' companies up to 10 % of the FSHC 's capital and surplus ( provided that any such company was acquired more than 2 years before the securities firm became an FSHC ) , the bill 's definition of ` financial ' is unduly restrictive in that it excludes insurance and does not clearly include real estate , both of which are commonly though of as being financial . `` I hope the time at Warwick will enable a big step forward in the design and cost effectiveness of the Greenhouse , '' concludes Dr Davies . They spend from 8:00 A.M. until 8:40 A.M. in small group instruction and individual tutoring . In that case , Pacifica argued that the indecency standard at issue was unduly vague because the language " encompassed so much constitutionally protected speech . Certainly more people use the word quixotic ( idealistic or unrealistic ) or the phrase `` tilting at windmills '' ( fighting an imaginary foe or pursuing an impossible goal ) than have actually read the novel . A spokeswoman said : Companies need to look carefully at the type of jobs their staff do to make sure they are n't unduly stressed , and make sure someone has the training , and has n't got too much work .