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On 31 August 1948 it seemed certain that another glorious Hollywood career was about to be poured down the drain when Robert Mitchum was arrested for smoking marijuana.
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On 31 August 1948 it seemed certain that another glorious Hollywood career was about to be poured down to the ocean when Robert Mitchum was arrested for smoking marijuana.
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I willingly accept that an inventor cannot scrutinise every patent application; by the same token a manufacturer cannot contact all potentially interested parties.’.
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I willingly accept that an inventor cannot scrutinise every patent application; for the price of one ticket a manufacturer cannot contact all potentially interested parties.’.
| 1nent
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I heard you at it so I thought I'd pop in and pass the time of day.
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I heard you at it so I thought I'd pop in and tell the time.
| 1nent
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I think if you're on a roll you better go with the flow.
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I think if you're moving uncontrollably you better go with the flow.
| 1nent
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This Aladdin goes right back to the 1,001 Nights, showing us Scheherezade (Eartha Kitt) being turned into the Genie of the Ring and the Caliph of Baghdad (Sylvester McCoy) into the Slave of the Lamp by the Grand Vizier Abanazer (Peter Blake as a deliciously over the top wicked uncle).
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This Aladdin goes right back to the 1,001 Nights, showing us Scheherezade (Eartha Kitt) being turned into the Genie of the Ring and the Caliph of Baghdad (Sylvester McCoy) into the Slave of the Lamp by the Grand Vizier Abanazer (Peter Blake as a deliciously excellent wicked uncle).
| 1nent
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And as for the estate it is simply hard cheese.
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And as for the estate it is simply bad luck.
| 0ent
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One meal a week with you and I won't even have to go cap in hand to Johnson's store.‘.
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One meal a week with you and I won't even have to go without wearing a hat to Johnson's store.‘.
| 1nent
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Each year, without fail, a new set of alienating words and phrases is put into currency.
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Each year, certainly, a new set of alienating words and phrases is put into currency.
| 0ent
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The locally stable strategy in any particular part of the trench lines was not necessarily Tit for Tat itself.
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The locally stable strategy in any particular part of the trench lines was not necessarily this for that itself.
| 1nent
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So you know at a pinch you could probably run it like that and I don't suppose anybody would notice the difference but, you know, just in terms of you know making things look attractive.
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So you know with a pinch of salt you could probably run it like that and I don't suppose anybody would notice the difference but, you know, just in terms of you know making things look attractive.
| 1nent
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They also help us keep tabs on our progress.
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They also help us watch our progress.
| 0ent
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To get a true picture it is important to watch a wide cross section of paddlers with a range of different backgrounds.
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To take a picture it is important to watch a wide cross section of paddlers with a range of different backgrounds.
| 1nent
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We lost heart over it,’ he says.
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We had heart failure over it,’ he says.
| 1nent
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Having read the article I turned to p 110,Report of the Disciplinary Committee, and wondered about the double standards which seem to exist in every walk of life today.
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Having read the article I turned to p 110,Report of the Disciplinary Committee, and wondered about the double standards which seem to exist in every occuption, role, social class, or lifestyle today.
| 0ent
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Near the end of the game one of the Spanish players fell over the Scottish goal line with the ball in his possession, but dropped the ball as he fell on it.
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Near the end of the game one of the Spanish players fell over the Scottish goal line with the ball in his possession, but failed in his responsibilities as he fell on it.
| 1nent
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But every day hundreds of ordinary workers dice with death to complete these essential tasks.
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But every day hundreds of ordinary workers play a dangerous game with dice to complete these essential tasks.
| 1nent
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Sorry,’ said Jack, I can't think how we ever got it up.’.
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Sorry,’ said Jack, I can't think how we ever got an erection.
| 1nent
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I don't know if they're laughing all the way to the bank, but they can certainly afford to get there in a cab.
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I don't know if they're making money by deceiving, but they can certainly afford to get there in a cab.
| 1nent
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But that's cold comfort to the players who for the past two months or so have been attempting to qualify for the PGA European Tour.
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But that's warm clothes to the players who for the past two months or so have been attempting to qualify for the PGA European Tour.
| 1nent
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Like last time at the party well I just ignored her, I just looked the other way well Caroline she well.
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Like last time at the party well I just ignored her, I just ignored things wrong well Caroline she well.
| 0ent
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Second, and by the same token, the way was opened to setting Christianity on exactly the same footing as any other religion.
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Second, and for a similar reason, the way was opened to setting Christianity on exactly the same footing as any other religion.
| 0ent
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It was another image for Preston to carry into his dreams, or nightmares, of Uncle Titch in the dock and the twelve little dwarves grim and silent on the hard wooden benches.
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It was another image for Preston to carry into his dreams, or nightmares, of Uncle Titch out on the docks and the twelve little dwarves grim and silent on the hard wooden benches.
| 1nent
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On the face of it, this finding might seem to invalidate Hudson's whole theory.
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At first glance, this finding might seem to invalidate Hudson's whole theory.
| 0ent
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It would cost the earth, but it had to be safer than Nigel's Aston Martin.
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It would put the earth in danger, but it had to be safer than Nigel's Aston Martin.
| 1nent
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His white gloved hands played possum on the desk top until one of them walked across to the baton, picked it up and hit the desk top a sharp blow.
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His white gloved hands pretended to be unconcious on the desk top until one of them walked across to the baton, picked it up and hit the desk top a sharp blow.
| 0ent
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It struck me that in calling me his heavenly brother he had gone straight to the heart of all our missionary endeavours.
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It struck me that in calling me his heavenly brother he had became a law abiding person to the heart of all our missionary endeavours.
| 0ent
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Before long football had given way to a different sport, and a surreal Bosch like survey of the entire field showed all kinds of what my mother called hanky panky in full swing.
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Before long football had given way to a different sport, and a surreal Bosch like survey of the entire field showed all kinds of what my mother called hanky panky at a swingset.
| 1nent
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While West were battling out a tough 24–18 win at Coventry, Newcastle ran riot against relegated Liverpool St Helens, scoring 13 tries in a 76–4 rout.
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While West were battling out a tough 24–18 win at Coventry, Newcastle riot against relegated Liverpool St Helens, scoring 13 tries in a 76–4 rout.
| 1nent
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There is no knowing, however, where a sequence of tit for tat actions and reactions will end up.
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There is no knowing, however, where a sequence of equivalent retribution actions and reactions will end up.
| 0ent
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I think you ll agree that his right as to what he does with that money supersedes any thoughts I may have, in the final analysis.
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I think you ll agree that his right as to what he does with that money supersedes any thoughts I may have, after considering all aspects.
| 0ent
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The only one I don't like is that bloody oh erm, what's the other one, deep sea water, something lately for kids, his got his own kiddies programme, Maid Marian, take the piss out of.
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The only one I don't like is that bloody oh erm, what's the other one, deep sea water, something lately for kids, his got his own kiddies programme, Maid Marian, tease out of.
| 0ent
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But in the next move Tit for Tat' retaliates'.
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But in the next move this for that' retaliates'.
| 1nent
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Haven't gone much further back but I'd lay odds on a comfortable middle class upbringing; don't know for sure, though.
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Haven't gone much further back but I'd offer a bet on a comfortable middle class upbringing; don't know for sure, though.
| 0ent
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Satirical account of the foolishly vain and incompetent amateurs who pay to act major roles in small neighbourhood theatres in London; takes the reader behind the scenes before a performance of Macbeth in such a theatre.
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Satirical account of the foolishly vain and incompetent amateurs who pay to act major roles in small neighbourhood theatres in London; takes the reader behind the scenery and stage area before a performance of Macbeth in such a theatre.
| 0ent
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However the Americans are so helpful and flexible that if a starter does particularly take your fancy you are perfectly welcome to make a meal of that and nothing else.
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However the Americans are so helpful and flexible that if a starter does particularly take your fancy you are perfectly welcome to overly complicate that and nothing else.
| 0ent
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Twon't hurt the lad to help once in a while.
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Twon't hurt the lad to help sometimes.
| 0ent
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If you're tying the knot at a registry office, this timeless style is ideal.
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If you're marrying at a registry office, this timeless style is ideal.
| 0ent
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If the position of the baby is important maybe the two babies in the intervention group who were not held below the introitus should not have been included in the final analysis.
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If the position of the baby is important maybe the two babies in the intervention group who were not held below the introitus should not have been included in the last page of the report.
| 1nent
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The chicks need round the clock attention, and have developed very healthy appetites.
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The chicks need nonstop attention, and have developed very healthy appetites.
| 0ent
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Klepner kept a straight face, but was overjoyed at the top man's response.
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Klepner kept the face expressionless, but was overjoyed at the top man's response.
| 0ent
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I am frankly surprised that this home truth hasn't hit home before: vast areas of London don't have adequate GP cover.
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I am frankly surprised that this home truth hasn't be especially meaningful before: vast areas of London don't have adequate GP cover.
| 0ent
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Joseph Slatter was a local vagrant who travelled the vicinity, sleeping rough, and doing odd jobs.
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Joseph Slatter was a local vagrant who travelled the vicinity, being homeless, and doing odd jobs.
| 0ent
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They are now prepared to heed Iliescu ’s siren song that the future can be found only by going back to the past.
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They are now prepared to heed Iliescu ’s sound of an ambulance that the future can be found only by going back to the past.
| 1nent
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SCOTLAND made it three wins on the trot in the Home International Indoor Championships in Swansea yesterday despite losing out in their final fixture with England, 106 113.
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SCOTLAND made it three wins on a horse in the Home International Indoor Championships in Swansea yesterday despite losing out in their final fixture with England, 106 113.
| 1nent
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Hungarian chess players say that Judit is the most aggressive and inspirational of the three, and the most like her father, with a will of iron.
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Hungarian chess players say that Judit is the most aggressive and inspirational of the three, and the most like her father, resolutely of iron.
| 0ent
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But despite his subsequent Phoenix like rise from the ashes of defeat, he reflected that his fall from grace had been mainly due to the persistent interference of the private detective Grant.
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But despite his subsequent Phoenix like rise from the ashes of defeat, he reflected that his become less graceful had been mainly due to the persistent interference of the private detective Grant.
| 1nent
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In the final analysis, it is the public who must decide.
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In the last page of the report, it is the public who must decide.
| 1nent
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What this suggests is that perception and cognition go hand in hand (as indeed they do in modern psychological theories): the eye does not passively record objects in the raw, but structures and schematizes them in cognitively coded groupings.
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What this suggests is that perception and cognition go hand in hand (as indeed they do in modern psychological theories): the eye does not passively record objects in its natural state, but structures and schematizes them in cognitively coded groupings.
| 0ent
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Each glance, each pair of eyes, even as they narrow in ingenuous appraisal, draws a bead on something inside him, and I sense the heat of fear and shame.
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Each glance, each pair of eyes, even as they narrow in ingenuous appraisal, draws circles on something inside him, and I sense the heat of fear and shame.
| 1nent
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The Heseltine affair was, on the face of it, about Government involvement in the financial restructuring of Westland, Britain's sole manufacturer of helicopters.
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The Heseltine affair was, Encountering, about Government involvement in the financial restructuring of Westland, Britain's sole manufacturer of helicopters.
| 1nent
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It's good to see you out and about.
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It's good to see you traveling around.
| 0ent
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We've got a decent team but no one here is going to tempt fate by saying what we can and can't win.’.
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We've got a decent team but no one here is going to take an extreme risk by saying what we can and can't win.’.
| 0ent
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Instead of seeking opportunities to come clean, being realistic and perceptive about when and to whom to make an advance’, and taking risks that can be recouped, self doubt floods the whole question with anxiety, and replaces a balanced point of view with crude prejudices and images of disaster.
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Instead of seeking opportunities to bathe, being realistic and perceptive about when and to whom to make an advance’, and taking risks that can be recouped, self doubt floods the whole question with anxiety, and replaces a balanced point of view with crude prejudices and images of disaster.
| 1nent
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The High Court in Edinburgh was told that McDonald was under the influence of drugs when he entered the bank and vaulted a counter.
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The High Court in Edinburgh was told that McDonald was under the spell of drugs when he entered the bank and vaulted a counter.
| 1nent
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Over the top accessories accompany all her collections, from fake pearl chokers to quilted handbags and gilt belts.
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Excellent accessories accompany all her collections, from fake pearl chokers to quilted handbags and gilt belts.
| 1nent
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To B., the happiness of her family comes first and she is, in the eyes of Miller, clearly in the right all along.
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To B., the happiness of her family comes first and she is, in the eyes of Miller, clearly in the right for the entire time.
| 0ent
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Tingle can also heal you, restore your magic, drop a bomb anywhere you put his cursor, and give you the ability to fly for short periods of time.
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Tingle can also heal you, restore your magic, give decisive news anywhere you put his cursor, and give you the ability to fly for short periods of time.
| 1nent
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Chris Howes spends a pretty penny, with no regrets.
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Chris Howes spends a a shiny penny, with no regrets.
| 1nent
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The way we see it, they both did a runner and they've been in hiding ever since.’.
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The way we see it, they both went jogging and they've been in hiding ever since.’.
| 1nent
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I have kind of an idea that gets everybody off the hook.
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I have kind of an idea that gets everybody off the coathook.
| 1nent
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A spokeswoman said editor Peter Stothard wanted new blood to sharpen up coverage.
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A spokeswoman said editor Peter Stothard wanted donated blood to sharpen up coverage.
| 1nent
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Yet soon after his enthronement, Romero's close friend Fr Grande and two parishioners were callously shot in cold blood by security forces.
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Yet soon after his enthronement, Romero's close friend Fr Grande and two parishioners were callously shot in a ruthless manner by security forces.
| 0ent
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The two men knew each other much better now but, on the face of it, despite their joint passion for Sherlock Holmes and Eliot's reliance upon Hayward's editorial skills (not only did he inspect the poetry, but he also removed social malapropisms from the drama), they were an oddly matched pair.
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The two men knew each other much better now but, Encountering, despite their joint passion for Sherlock Holmes and Eliot's reliance upon Hayward's editorial skills (not only did he inspect the poetry, but he also removed social malapropisms from the drama), they were an oddly matched pair.
| 1nent
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A good 4–5 season sleeping bag is a must for anyone who doesn't throw in the towel the minute October dawns.
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A good 4–5 season sleeping bag is a must for anyone who doesn't give up the minute October dawns.
| 0ent
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The Heartbreakers were to fall from grace with violent rapidity towards the end of 1977, only to re emerge as cult heroes in 1984.
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The Heartbreakers were to become less graceful with violent rapidity towards the end of 1977, only to re emerge as cult heroes in 1984.
| 1nent
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As in the services, it is assumed that the man’ will trust his senior managers because, in the final analysis, they have to be trusted as they are the only ones to hold the total picture of the situation of the company.
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As in the services, it is assumed that the man’ will trust his senior managers because, after considering all aspects, they have to be trusted as they are the only ones to hold the total picture of the situation of the company.
| 0ent
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Inspired by such virtuosity, the Revan powered Rugby scrum was in no mood to let Quins off the hook.
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Inspired by such virtuosity, the Revan powered Rugby scrum was in no mood to let Quins off the coathook.
| 1nent
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I know most of his stories by heart.
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I know most of his stories from unaided memory and in full detail.
| 1nent
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Mrs Cole isn't one of the worst cases I've seen, by a long chalk.
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Mrs Cole isn't one of the worst cases I've seen, with a long stick of chalk.
| 1nent
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And I think they realise how I feel and this has broken the ice.’.
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And I think they realise how I feel and this has started to get to know people to avoid social awkwardness.
| 0ent
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I wish I knew of anything under the sun that could still make me run.
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I wish I knew of anything that makes you warm that could still make me run.
| 1nent
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And if you have an increase in, in one year and the situation then throws it all out of kilter.
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And if you have an increase in, in one year and the situation then throws it all out of order.
| 0ent
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Well as I say I went out and erm I thought, well Jill phoned and she said at the time my mum had got a boy that was sleeping rough down the sandpits.
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Well as I say I went out and erm I thought, well Jill phoned and she said at the time my mum had got a boy that was losing sleep down the sandpits.
| 1nent
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Moreover, at its base, clearly to be seen by the practised eye, were the shield, square cross and crossed swords of St Manicus's Cathedral arms.
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Moreover, at its base, clearly to be seen by the practised eye, were the shield, square cross and quarrel of St Manicus's Cathedral arms.
| 1nent
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But all we all ever wanted was just to come in from the cold ".
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But all we all ever wanted was just to become accepted in a social group ".
| 0ent
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Johnstone has confronted his fall from grace with the kind of honest self awareness that is rare in habitual drinkers.
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Johnstone has confronted his become less graceful with the kind of honest self awareness that is rare in habitual drinkers.
| 1nent
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If the information of Aristeas is correct, Jewish and Greek soldiers must have rubbed shoulders in the same campaign.
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If the information of Aristeas is correct, Jewish and Greek soldiers must have socialized in the same campaign.
| 0ent
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Nuclear Electric were making light of the delay and praised the way the mock emergency was being handled.
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Nuclear Electric were illuminating the delay and praised the way the mock emergency was being handled.
| 1nent
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Because of her weakened state her imagination had run riot.
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Because of her weakened state her imagination had riot.
| 1nent
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That would look bad and even Plod would put two and two together and make five.
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That would look bad and even Plod would figure things out and make five.
| 0ent
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The overhaul of trams to catch up on wartime neglect was taking longer than anticipated and it was decided that Purley depôt, still standing out of use, should be cleared of the war damaged cars collecting dust in its interior and be brought back into use as an annexe to Charlton Works where painting and certain other work could be undertaken.
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The overhaul of trams to catch up on wartime neglect was taking longer than anticipated and it was decided that Purley depôt, still standing out of use, should be cleared of the war damaged cars gathering dust intentionally in its interior and be brought back into use as an annexe to Charlton Works where painting and certain other work could be undertaken.
| 1nent
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Yet, even as this crisis came to a head, the bishops remained unrepentant.
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Yet, even as this crisis popped up, the bishops remained unrepentant.
| 1nent
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In the long term, Britain has to come into the next century with a partnership in Europe.
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Eventually, Britain has to come into the next century with a partnership in Europe.
| 0ent
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We ran the race as if we were competing in a 100 metres, charging full tilt at the bends.
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We ran the race as if we were competing in a 100 metres, charging a position of fully leaning over at the bends.
| 1nent
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Sure, that's over, but the Copenhagen Summer Festival is in full swing in July and the international jazz festival has just started.
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Sure, that's over, but the Copenhagen Summer Festival is at a swingset in July and the international jazz festival has just started.
| 1nent
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All have been around awhile but you can still buy them, and they get the MC Cann seal of approval as seen on TV and the national press.
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All have been around awhile but you can still buy them, and they get the MC Cann sanction as seen on TV and the national press.
| 0ent
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When you are out and about in the country make sure you keep the Country Code.
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When you are traveling around in the country make sure you keep the Country Code.
| 0ent
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In small print, the advertisement asks for 50 cents for a clock ordering kit.
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In fine print, the advertisement asks for 50 cents for a clock ordering kit.
| 0ent
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It goes without saying that you start with the bottom step, to prevent the concrete falling through to the one below.
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It is obvious that you start with the bottom step, to prevent the concrete falling through to the one below.
| 0ent
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There is nothing new under the sun but there are lots of old things we don't know.
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There is nothing new that makes you warm but there are lots of old things we don't know.
| 1nent
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By the same token, the treaty arrangements that these countries may individually wish to make with other states must be matters for them.
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For the price of one ticket, the treaty arrangements that these countries may individually wish to make with other states must be matters for them.
| 1nent
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Many of Brindley's ideas were regarded as the hair brained schemes of a madman which would never see the light of day.
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Many of Brindley's ideas were regarded as the hair brained schemes of a madman which would never see the brightest star of day.
| 1nent
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Julian Bogod of the UK Council for Computing Development said that the plan to sell $1000 million of software was over ambitious to say the least’.
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Julian Bogod of the UK Council for Computing Development said that the plan to sell $1000 million of software was over ambitious so as to be brief and efficient.
| 1nent
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Some of them apparently feel that the move flies in the face of the philosophy expressed in the document prepared by the task force which examined the way ahead for BBC Scotland.
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Some of them apparently feel that the move act in a manner highly contrary to the philosophy expressed in the document prepared by the task force which examined the way ahead for BBC Scotland.
| 0ent
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The matters of employing people is changing and in the main those changes fly in the face of traditional G M B organization and make recruitment and retention of membership more difficult.
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The matters of employing people is changing and in the main those changes act in a manner highly contrary to traditional G M B organization and make recruitment and retention of membership more difficult.
| 0ent
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I'm not so sure a lot of people sleeping rough on the streets.
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I'm not so sure a lot of people sleep outdoors on the streets.
| 0ent
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Even if they were, they had not necessarily fallen from grace.
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Even if they were, they had not necessarily became less graceful.
| 1nent
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Fresh techniques of exploring the information on grain populations with a view to interpreting depositional environment or transportation experienced by the deposits continue to be introduced with varying degrees of success.
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Fresh techniques of exploring the information on grain populations with the intention to interpreting depositional environment or transportation experienced by the deposits continue to be introduced with varying degrees of success.
| 0ent
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The Scots boss showed no signs of throwing in the towel after last night's 1–1 draw with Switzerland at Pittodrie effectively ended a qualifying sequence which started 20 years ago.
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The Scots boss showed no signs of quitting after last night's 1–1 draw with Switzerland at Pittodrie effectively ended a qualifying sequence which started 20 years ago.
| 0ent
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As I've said, he's been working off and on on the house as a favour.
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As I've said, he's been working intermittently on the house as a favour.
| 0ent
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