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The EPP sits atop an unwieldy coalition of these three factions, designed to freeze out parties of the insurgent right that did well in last year’s European Parliament elections.

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

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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