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He had complained upon arriving last year that his squad was too big and too unwieldy.

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She said she’s grown unnerved by the financial incentive lawyers like hers have in amassing unwieldy numbers of clients.

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The role is a new creation, designed to give Sir Keir Starmer firmer command of the government machine he has complained is sluggish and unwieldy.

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It is – one official said – "quite unwieldy", and some differ on how much Europe should commit to Ukraine's future security.

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Such an effort could be unwieldy, and it would require congressional approval.

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