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How David Miliband might look on his own interview show, or a new reality show called Condign
The Guardian World News Tim Dowling 2011
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I was involved in work that led to the setting up of a highly classified study into the UFO phenomenon, codenamed Project Condign.
Alejandro Rojas: UK UFO Files Show High Level Officials Were Concerned Alejandro Rojas 2011
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I was involved in work that led to the setting up of a highly classified study into the UFO phenomenon, codenamed Project Condign.
Alejandro Rojas: UK UFO Files Show High Level Officials Were Concerned Alejandro Rojas 2011
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Condign punishment, as the articles say ... and that lass of mine, that young heroine - I'll never forget it, never!
THE NUMBERS 2010
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Condign 'report, and ponders the implications of there being no intelligent life elsewhere: ` Well, for a start, we will no longer have to read science fiction, the entire marketing strategy for which is based on the nostrum that truth is stranger than fiction and that all this stuff will probably come true one day.'
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No doubt some debunkers will seize on microbial "milky seas" to dismiss Sanderson's catalogue of unexplained aquatic lights just as the already-notorious Condign report seeks to explain UFO sightings in terms of atmospheric plasma.
Archive 2006-06-01 Mac 2006
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Condign merit implies that the meritorious truly deserve the reward, requiring the giver to give it to the merited as something due, as when an olympic athelete earns a gold medal by besting all her opponents.
John Wyclif's Political Philosophy Lahey, Stephen 2006
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Condign ridicule can have a two-fold salubrious effect, chastening the object of ridicule while offering a gratifying catharsis for those who enjoy the spectacle.
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'Condign merit', which is merit in the strict sense, is intrinsic merit; it is established by justice.
Archive 2005-10-01 2005
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'Condign merit', which is merit in the strict sense, is intrinsic merit; it is established by justice.
Prescient Election 2005
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