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By the same token, however, they may now be tacking fitfully back to growth while Germany and, to a lesser extent Japan, linger in relative doldrums.
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For the price of one ticket, however, they may now be tacking fitfully back to growth while Germany and, to a lesser extent Japan, linger in relative doldrums.
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Did you want me, Myra?’ she asked as calmly as if they had been discussing the weather and not within an ace of making either love or war.
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Did you want me, Myra?’ she asked as calmly as if they had been discussing the weather and not very near to making either love or war.
| 0ent
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Radio controller John Fletcher grabbed four month old Lauren McNamara and gave her the kiss of life as her face turned blue from lack of oxygen.
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Radio controller John Fletcher grabbed four month old Lauren McNamara and gave her the life changing kiss as her face turned blue from lack of oxygen.
| 1nent
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Without Gooch, the victim of food poisoning the night before the game, much depended on Mike Gatting if England were to escape with a draw following India's first innings run riot of 560 for six declared.
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Without Gooch, the victim of food poisoning the night before the game, much depended on Mike Gatting if England were to escape with a draw following India's first innings riot of 560 for six declared.
| 1nent
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He would also fight tooth and nail to keep her from the likes of Tommy Allen.
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He would also bite and scratch to keep her from the likes of Tommy Allen.
| 1nent
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Love reports he improved his putting immeasurably by simply using one ball on the putting green and putting around the clock, rather than stroke six balls at one hole.
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Love reports he improved his putting immeasurably by simply using one ball on the putting green and putting constantly, rather than stroke six balls at one hole.
| 0ent
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Tit for Tat is a forgiving strategy.
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This for that is a forgiving strategy.
| 1nent
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A MAN accused of having sex with a 15 year old schoolgirl walked free yesterday — so that he can marry her.
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A MAN accused of having sex with a 15 year old schoolgirl took a stroll without disturbance yesterday — so that he can marry her.
| 1nent
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Mr Gair said: Alex really saved the day.
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Mr Gair said: Alex really rescued a person from major failure.
| 0ent
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Maxwell would carry the can for Saturday's defeat by Celtic when a dropped cross allowed John Collins to equalise and a missed punch led to Brian O'Neill's injury time winner.
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Maxwell would take the blame for Saturday's defeat by Celtic when a dropped cross allowed John Collins to equalise and a missed punch led to Brian O'Neill's injury time winner.
| 0ent
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He indicated a swing seat, but with a shake of her head she refused to sit, preferring to stand and go straight into the attack.
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He indicated a swing seat, but with a shake of her head she refused to sit, preferring to stand and become a law abiding person into the attack.
| 1nent
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It can be arranged without his knowing a thing about it, and by the time he gets back it'll be in full swing.’.
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It can be arranged without his knowing a thing about it, and by the time he gets back it'll be at a swingset.
| 1nent
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The sixties were in full swing and we all lived, whether we like it or not, in a permissive society.
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The sixties were at a swingset and we all lived, whether we like it or not, in a permissive society.
| 1nent
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The woman's eyes widened as she took it, but at the first taste she thrust it at Juliet, pulling a face.
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The woman's eyes widened as she took it, but at the first taste she thrust it at Juliet, making a facial expression that shows dislike.
| 0ent
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I said, My goodness, be my guest.
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I said, My goodness, go for it.
| 0ent
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But Norman, who ended his 28 month exile from the winner's rostrum in the Canadian Open in September, unleashed a punishing run of three birdies in the next five holes to reach the turn in 31 against Faldo's 33.
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But Norman, who ended his 28 month exile from the winner's rostrum in the Canadian Open in September, unleashed a punishing run of three birdies in debt to reach the turn in 31 against Faldo's 33.
| 1nent
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That's what I mean about when he sort of ran off that night I thought, in one way I was pissed off with him but in one way I thought well at least he can you know?
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That's what I mean about when he sort of ran off that night I thought, in one way I was left with him but in one way I thought well at least he can you know?
| 0ent
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I had the second show at the Hanover in 1964 and then I was persuaded by Robert Fraser to make a move from the Hanover to his gallery.
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I had the second show at the Hanover in 1964 and then I was persuaded by Robert Fraser to stand still from the Hanover to his gallery.
| 1nent
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A KNIFE wielding intruder who bound and gagged a woman walked free from court yesterday.
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A KNIFE wielding intruder who bound and gagged a woman took a stroll without disturbance from court yesterday.
| 1nent
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Are we er are we, you know, gilding the lily?
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Are we er are we, you know, embellishing things unnecessarily?
| 0ent
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Then Nigel got injured so the thing never came to a head.
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Then Nigel got injured so the thing never popped up.
| 1nent
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In view of the Warc footnote, this statement seems to have been economical with the truth.
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In view of the Warc footnote, this statement seems to have been untruthful.
| 0ent
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Abu Salim decided that a third day wasn't necessary so I had to grin and bear it.
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Abu Salim decided that a third day wasn't necessary so I had to be happy.
| 1nent
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Five minutes up Old Nick's Entry and th'pockets cleaned of every last farthing!’.
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Five minutes up Old Nick's Entry and th'pockets cleaned of every farthing!’.
| 0ent
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A homeless man who was sleeping rough around Darlington appeared before the town's magistrates yesterday after he was stopped by police walking through the town with a bag of frozen food.
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A homeless man who was sleep outdoors around Darlington appeared before the town's magistrates yesterday after he was stopped by police walking through the town with a bag of frozen food.
| 0ent
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It had been touch and go whether she would get herself anywhere near, let alone actually on, the bench.
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It had been swift whether she would get herself anywhere near, let alone actually on, the bench.
| 1nent
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Erasing every last trace of the Project.
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Erasing each and every trace of the Project.
| 0ent
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I guess that's the message in a nutshell!’.
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I guess that's the message briefly stated.
| 0ent
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Elsewhere (the US), the losses were covered up with a great deal of regulatory “ forbearance ” (i.e., agreeing to look the other way while banks rebuild their capital by trading securities).
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Elsewhere (the US), the losses were covered up with a great deal of regulatory “ forbearance ” (i.e., agreeing to become shy while banks rebuild their capital by trading securities).
| 1nent
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One consequence of time spent on foreign policy is that there are still subjects on which the president himself has not laid down detailed marching orders to his staff.
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One consequence of time spent on foreign policy is that there are still subjects on which the president himself has not laid down detailed instructions for action to his staff.
| 0ent
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But by the same token, theories like that proposed by Pearce and Hall must come to terms with the evidence that has been taken to show that what the stimulus is predicted by can also play a role.
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But in a similar manner, theories like that proposed by Pearce and Hall must come to terms with the evidence that has been taken to show that what the stimulus is predicted by can also play a role.
| 0ent
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In the final analysis there would be a dramatic decline in population, with deaths exceeding births — a foretaste of which had occurred in the early 1930s.
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In the last page of the report there would be a dramatic decline in population, with deaths exceeding births — a foretaste of which had occurred in the early 1930s.
| 1nent
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PUNCH DRUNK John Major was given a veiled warning by Tory MPs yesterday to get a grip on things.
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PUNCH DRUNK John Major was given a veiled warning by Tory MPs yesterday to be reasonable on things.
| 0ent
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A few long range efforts, but nothing to write home about.
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A few long range efforts, but nothing interesting.
| 0ent
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Sky news … the latest news, around the clock.
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Sky news … the latest news, constantly.
| 0ent
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It made any mud or ditch on Stafford Common look a piece of cake.
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It made any mud or ditch on Stafford Common look easy.
| 0ent
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On the other hand, Russia will not go cap in hand to NATO.
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On the other hand, Russia will not go in a humble and respectful manner to NATO.
| 0ent
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An Anglo Catholic priest helped me accept the desert experiences of prayer — no one had ever told me, after an experience of personal renewal, to expect the stripping and refining that was not a falling from grace but a growth in it.
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An Anglo Catholic priest helped me accept the desert experiences of prayer — no one had ever told me, after an experience of personal renewal, to expect the stripping and refining that was not a becoming less graceful but a growth in it.
| 1nent
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Litchfield, who had kept Scunthorpe in the competition by saving a late penalty in the game at Glanford Park, almost gave this one away in the opening minutes when he dropped the ball at the feet of Ronnie Futcher.
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Litchfield, who had kept Scunthorpe in the competition by saving a late penalty in the game at Glanford Park, almost gave this one away in the opening minutes when he failed in his responsibilities at the feet of Ronnie Futcher.
| 1nent
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And a little praise too once in a while, I hope, but I've learnt not to expect it.’.
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And a little praise too occasionally, I hope, but I've learnt not to expect it.’.
| 0ent
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Why do so many people breed just for the hell of it?
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Why do so many people breed just for whatever reason?
| 1nent
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We need members need to get a grip on what is happening and my wife suggests this, that the panel erm rather than setting up a new panel, look at the whole issue of school meals, this and other issues.
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We need members need to be reasonable on what is happening and my wife suggests this, that the panel erm rather than setting up a new panel, look at the whole issue of school meals, this and other issues.
| 0ent
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I know you're all going to take the piss out of me if I tell you what I honestly thought.’.
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I know you're all going to tease out of me if I tell you what I honestly thought.’.
| 0ent
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House of Fraser shares were highly sensitive to any rumours of a bid, and we waited with caution and anxiety for the green light from the ministry.
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House of Fraser shares were highly sensitive to any rumours of a bid, and we waited with caution and anxiety for the permission from the ministry.
| 0ent
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We'll take these men to the station, then we'll come back and lend a hand, Sir Benson,’ said the police sergeant.
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We'll take these men to the station, then we'll come back and shake hands, Sir Benson,’ said the police sergeant.
| 1nent
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' Open it, Margaret ,' cried my mother, and as I made no move she herself ripped off its coverings.
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' Open it, Margaret ,' cried my mother, and as I stood still she herself ripped off its coverings.
| 1nent
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In the last week before convertibility was suspended in 1971, $2 billion was borrowed by the United States from other central banks to try to hold the line.
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In the last week before convertibility was suspended in 1971, $2 billion was borrowed by the United States from other central banks to try to hold onto the rope.
| 1nent
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At seven, this isn't crucial, but I'm well aware that this is the beginning of a tendency girls have to underachieve academically and in other walks of life.
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At seven, this isn't crucial, but I'm well aware that this is the beginning of a tendency girls have to underachieve academically and in other occuption, role, social class, or lifestyle.
| 0ent
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This is the start of the walkers' way to the Falls of Glomach, first up a forest road to cross a ridge and then gradually declining to the top of the waterfall.
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This is the start of the walkers' way to the Falls of Glomach, before anything else a forest road to cross a ridge and then gradually declining to the top of the waterfall.
| 0ent
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Buck thinks he has it in the bag, but there's a long way to go yet.’.
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Buck thinks he has it impossible, but there's a long way to go yet.’.
| 1nent
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Had Charles looked the other way — south, over the town bridge — we have a very good idea of exactly what he would have seen, thanks to a contemporary engraving by Abraham Crocker.
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Had Charles turned a blind eye — south, over the town bridge — we have a very good idea of exactly what he would have seen, thanks to a contemporary engraving by Abraham Crocker.
| 1nent
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Teacher To live from hand to mouth.
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Teacher To live from hand in mouth.
| 1nent
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Now yer know what a cowson that Frank is.' E told' er ter piss orf out of it in no uncertain terms an' Maudie told' I m she was gonna send' er ole man round ter sort' I m out.
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Now yer know what a cowson that Frank is.' E told' er ter piss orf out of it categorically an' Maudie told' I m she was gonna send' er ole man round ter sort' I m out.
| 0ent
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All right: from here on you're totally off the record.
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All right: from here on you're totally not for publication.
| 0ent
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His jockey Steve Raymont was just looking after an inexperienced horse, but I suppose it's water under the bridge now.’.
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His jockey Steve Raymont was just looking after an inexperienced horse, but I suppose it's nothing important now.’.
| 1nent
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Loretta's occasional visits to the Cruise missile base had never involved her in getting arrested, but she was well aware that some police took a dim view of peace protesters.
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Loretta's occasional visits to the Cruise missile base had never involved her in getting arrested, but she was well aware that some police regarded with skepticism peace protesters.
| 0ent
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It's a reaction and it's caused that er, but it's not malignant he's literally turned the corner oh, Monday, Tuesday.
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It's a reaction and it's caused that er, but it's not malignant he's literally passed out of danger oh, Monday, Tuesday.
| 0ent
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Mainframes were bought by Data Processing Managers in the olden days; IBM could call the tunes and set the standards.
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Mainframes were bought by Data Processing Managers in the olden days; IBM could make the decisions and set the standards.
| 0ent
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If you feel that it will be too much of an uphill struggle to save a building, take heart from others' achievements.
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If you feel that it will be too much of an uphill struggle to save a building, regain courage from others' achievements.
| 0ent
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In the case of the fully autonomous person, authority and responsibility go hand in hand.
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In the case of the fully autonomous person, authority and responsibility hold hands.
| 1nent
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High and dry and dead in the willow herb —.
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Floating in dry air and dead in the willow herb —.
| 1nent
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Kyle said: There will be no old pals’ act behind the scenes.
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Kyle said: There will be no old pals’ act behind the scenery and stage area.
| 0ent
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Dreyer was unfairly discredited, and appears to have lost heart for further work.
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Dreyer was unfairly discredited, and appears to have had heart failure for further work.
| 1nent
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Some of the petrol stuck to the back of Billie's hair and caught fire.
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Some of the petrol stuck to the back of Billie's hair and became engulfed in flames.
| 1nent
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This can be a major problem for the sponsors of the Motion if there are not many Members around the House on the day on which it is decided to' put the Motion down' or, in other words, to go public with it.
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This can be a major problem for the sponsors of the Motion if there are not many Members around the House on the day on which it is decided to' put the Motion down' or, in other words, to be announced publicly with it.
| 0ent
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Educated in one class, politically affiliated to another, Nizan was ultimately swallowed up in the no man's land situated between both.
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Educated in one class, politically affiliated to another, Nizan was ultimately swallowed up in the a land that no one want to buy situated between both.
| 1nent
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Massive volatility of income combined with total security of principle is, in the long term, more traumatic than the reverse.
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Massive volatility of income combined with total security of principle is, eventually, more traumatic than the reverse.
| 0ent
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Most of its requirements are incurably vague and therefore fair game for the most wilful of interpreters, others, such as the right of unrestricted travel or for paid holidays (tell that to a Sudanese peasant), are totally impractical.
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Most of its requirements are incurably vague and therefore an acceptable target for the most wilful of interpreters, others, such as the right of unrestricted travel or for paid holidays (tell that to a Sudanese peasant), are totally impractical.
| 0ent
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Others who remember Anne from her days as Mrs Mark Phillips said she was the one who wore the trousers.
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Others who remember Anne from her days as Mrs Mark Phillips said she was the one who was the commanding memwasr of the group.
| 0ent
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His tongue in cheek comment came as he departed from the text of his speech launching a campaign to encourage hotels to adopt environmentally friendly practices to praise the restoration of Warsaw's new Bristol Hotel.
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His an odd manner comment came as he departed from the text of his speech launching a campaign to encourage hotels to adopt environmentally friendly practices to praise the restoration of Warsaw's new Bristol Hotel.
| 1nent
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Is it not time that the Secretary of State came clean and admitted to the House that the boats are dangerous, the cost of repair and renovation is beyond reasonable expenditure and the boats should be withdrawn?
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Is it not time that the Secretary of State bathe and admitted to the House that the boats are dangerous, the cost of repair and renovation is beyond reasonable expenditure and the boats should be withdrawn?
| 1nent
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TWO men today walked free after being formally cleared of the manslaughter of teenage twin girls who died in a barn blaze.
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TWO men today took a stroll without disturbance after being formally cleared of the manslaughter of teenage twin girls who died in a barn blaze.
| 1nent
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Other ITV stations will closely scrutinise the small print when further details are released in a few weeks.
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Other ITV stations will closely scrutinise the fine print when further details are released in a few weeks.
| 0ent
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His father intended him for an army career, but that and a project for farming in the colonies came to nothing; and by 1885 he was living hand to mouth in Chelsea as an illustrator and journalist.
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His father intended him for an army career, but that and a project for farming in the colonies came to nothing; and by 1885 he was living hand in mouth in Chelsea as an illustrator and journalist.
| 1nent
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As the crisis came to a head, however, the hunger strikers were persuaded to call off their action before anyone became seriously ill by promises of further investigations into their allegations of undemocratic’ practices at the college.
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As the crisis popped up, however, the hunger strikers were persuaded to call off their action before anyone became seriously ill by promises of further investigations into their allegations of undemocratic’ practices at the college.
| 1nent
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We learned a lot of poetry by heart.
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We learned a lot of poetry from unaided memory and in full detail.
| 0ent
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The crowd begins to melt away and a bubbling froth is tossed along the river, dancing and swirling and disappearing from sight round the bend.
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The crowd begins to melt away and a bubbling froth is tossed along the river, dancing and swirling and disappearing from sight crazy.
| 0ent
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Somehow she'd been expecting resistance, something she had frequently encountered with Graham Rowell whenever she had attempted anything new, and it came as a shock to find that she and David Markham were on the same wavelength.
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Somehow she'd been expecting resistance, something she had frequently encountered with Graham Rowell whenever she had attempted anything new, and it came as a shock to find that she and David Markham were listening to the same radio frequency.
| 1nent
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Her mind kept wrestling with the problem of her identity, her imagination running riot as she pictured loved ones mad with anxiety about her.
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Her mind kept wrestling with the problem of her identity, her imagination riot as she pictured loved ones mad with anxiety about her.
| 1nent
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The dreaded bank manager often turns out to be highly sympathetic, once a customer comes clean.
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The dreaded bank manager often turns out to be highly sympathetic, once a customer bathe.
| 1nent
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It was late in the afternoon, during double English, that the answer came to him like a bolt out of the blue.
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It was late in the afternoon, during double English, that the answer came to him like a bolt without warning.
| 0ent
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If the Secretary of State for Education and Science does not want to be charged with the suppression of evidence, the Leader of the House should appeal to him to come clean, go public and reveal the evidence.
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If the Secretary of State for Education and Science does not want to be charged with the suppression of evidence, the Leader of the House should appeal to him to bathe, go public and reveal the evidence.
| 1nent
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The German and American had crossed swords on and off the track throughout 1990 and it seemed as if Bradl needed Kocinski's' presence' to inspire him for the final showdown.
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The German and American had became friends on and off the track throughout 1990 and it seemed as if Bradl needed Kocinski's' presence' to inspire him for the final showdown.
| 1nent
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He said: Our intention is to defuse the situation at present with a view to trying to negotiate our way through the problem and secure an outcome in the months ahead which will satisfy all our fishermen.’.
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He said: Our intention is to defuse the situation at present with the intention to trying to negotiate our way through the problem and secure an outcome in the months ahead which will satisfy all our fishermen.’.
| 1nent
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And our other hopeful was the tandem pair driven by Heather Dias from Burford in Oxfordshire … for her driving is a family business … her two ponies are uncle and nephew … and her husband and five children all lend a hand ….
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And our other hopeful was the tandem pair driven by Heather Dias from Burford in Oxfordshire … for her driving is a family business … her two ponies are uncle and nephew … and her husband and five children all shake hands ….
| 1nent
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Today I can have a drink like the next man without going over the top,’ he wrote in his self confessional biography, I suppose I have learned my lesson the hard way.’.
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Today I can have a drink like the next man without going excellent he wrote in his self confessional biography, I suppose I have learned my lesson the hard way.’.
| 1nent
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He went straight up to his wretched double with an air of conscious dignity and independence that showed up the difference between the two otherwise amazingly similar boys.
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He became a law abiding person up to his wretched double with an air of conscious dignity and independence that showed up the difference between the two otherwise amazingly similar boys.
| 1nent
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This would fly in the face of our intense conviction that 20,002, 20,004, 20,006 is the right way and all others are just wrong.
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This would contradict our intense conviction that 20,002, 20,004, 20,006 is the right way and all others are just wrong.
| 0ent
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Although everyone somehow seemed to have been looking the other way at the time, the young man's explanation was accepted and written down in his file to make it true.
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Although everyone somehow seemed to have been ignoring things wrong at the time, the young man's explanation was accepted and written down in his file to make it true.
| 0ent
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By the same token, the easiest way for a big studio to commit suicide is to sell its library — as MGM has.
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For the price of one ticket, the easiest way for a big studio to commit suicide is to sell its library — as MGM has.
| 1nent
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Anyway it's the first time since the Revie years that we've won 5 on the trot in the league so lets just be happy for a while.
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Anyway it's the first time since the Revie years that we've won 5 in succession in the league so lets just be happy for a while.
| 0ent
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By the same token, however, says Ryan, one would have to conclude that the world of " Jabberwocky " contains computers, and that Little Red Riding Hood could, if so inclined, peruse the writings of Aquinas.
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For the price of one ticket, however, says Ryan, one would have to conclude that the world of " Jabberwocky " contains computers, and that Little Red Riding Hood could, if so inclined, peruse the writings of Aquinas.
| 1nent
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In a remnant of old forest I came on some grazing deer and quickly dropped to ground and crawled in under a small bank where I was able to stay out of sight, out of smell, and enjoy a very good look at the herd.
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In a remnant of old forest I came on some grazing deer and quickly dropped to ground and crawled in under a small bank where I was able to stay blind, out of smell, and enjoy a very good look at the herd.
| 1nent
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And he went straight from this place, to catch his plane?’.
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And he became a law abiding person from this place, to catch his plane?’.
| 1nent
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Darling,’ Arabella had said, You know that PR firm I did some work for? I was talking with their boss the other day, and he said they were looking for new blood … ’.
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Darling,’ Arabella had said, You know that PR firm I did some work for? I was talking with their boss the other day, and he said they were looking for donated blood … ’.
| 1nent
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Mr Hitch's son told me that there was a lack of enthusiasm a few years ago but, with new blood on the committee, it is once again gaining in popularity.
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Mr Hitch's son told me that there was a lack of enthusiasm a few years ago but, with donated blood on the committee, it is once again gaining in popularity.
| 1nent
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But in the final analysis, things had not changed since Wellington had pointed to a British infantryman before Waterloo with the words It all depends on that article’.
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But in the last page of the report, things had not changed since Wellington had pointed to a British infantryman before Waterloo with the words It all depends on that article’.
| 1nent
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Ringing in the ears will be an exhortation to bend ze knees’ and an aching in the muscles above and below the joint at the end of the day.
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Ringing in the ears will be an exhortation to bend ze knees’ and an aching in the muscles above and below the joint ultimately.
| 0ent
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Two others — Zeus from Brian Allan of Glenturk, Newton Stewart, and Zodiac from R&H Finlay of Blackcraig, Corsock — went under the hammer at 2,000gns to Messrs McConchie and Alistair Sinclair, Carnavel, Dalry.
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Two others — Zeus from Brian Allan of Glenturk, Newton Stewart, and Zodiac from R&H Finlay of Blackcraig, Corsock — changed at 2,000gns to Messrs McConchie and Alistair Sinclair, Carnavel, Dalry.
| 1nent
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Things really came to a head about a month ago.
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Things really popped up about a month ago.
| 1nent
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