(1) Let us cut to the nub of the matter about why we are debating this bill.

(2) The nub of the problem is the term District which allows clubs to transfer every season if they wish.

(3) The nub of the matter is that they start their crickety noises in the morning, at about 9 a.m., and this goes on until 6 in the evening.

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(5) In his view, the nub of the referendum debate will be: u251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu2510Do we want to be key decision-makers and players in Europe, or do we want to be in a sort of second-class status?u251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu00fb

(6) The dreary May weather had ground me down to a blunt nub .

(7) The nub of the problem in Lancaster is that there's no temporary accommodation to house people.

(8) The nub of the problem lies elsewhere

(9) The ownership of land has been the nub of popular discontent in Britain since the Normans, when much of England and Wales - and large slices of Scotland and Ireland - was handed out piecemeal to henchmen.

(10) The nub of the problem with the Government's social coalition is that it invites business to make a token contribution in the context of the Government contributing less than it should.

(11) This is the core of the applicant's submission and it is the nub of his Honour's reasoning.

(12) His u251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu2510eyes,u251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu00fb the optical sensory nodes that rested on the lower side of his sensory nub , were closed and he didn't get to see what happened.

(13) A nub of gold

(14) This was not surprising when the holding of multiple elective offices by male bosses was the nub of a tight patronage system that promoted the interests of male colleagues first.

(15) There, as in the other cave, was the small nub of rock that was slightly discolored.

(16) Now, here is the nub of the matter and the next - possibly cataclysmic - pitfall into which Labour, in its enduring arrogance and self-interest, may well fall.

(17) His sense nub , a small bump on his forehead, detected something strange about the air.

(18) And this is the nub of Mr Howard's problem: what policy options did his government take into account when confronted by the uncompromising certainty of allied intelligence.

(19) But limited sight seemed in no way to impede his ability to get through the business; indeed it didn't impede his ability to cut to the nub of the matter at issue.

(20) Even the 8-mm hex key, which is little more than a nub protruding from the chain tool, is positioned for exceptional leverage.