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In my experience, it is seldom worth trying to establish natural plants, as these fish, particularly the dominant males, are destructive to say the least.
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In my experience, it is seldom worth trying to establish natural plants, as these fish, particularly the dominant males, are destructive so as to be brief and efficient.
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You lose heart, you really do, what with one thing and another.’.
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You experience reduced morale, you really do, what with one thing and another.’.
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Since they met behind closed doors and no provision was made for legal representation, decisions were heavily dependent on the sensitivity of individual chairmen.
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Since they met secretly and no provision was made for legal representation, decisions were heavily dependent on the sensitivity of individual chairmen.
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Don't try to rile me again, Jennifer, you are my guest.’.
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Don't try to rile me again, Jennifer, you go for it.
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In a nutshell: young country bumpkin black cop is drafted in to defuse the tension on a London estate and discovers who's really doing the dirty work.
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Briefly stated: young country bumpkin black cop is drafted in to defuse the tension on a London estate and discovers who's really doing the dirty work.
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It all came to a head while we were touring South America.
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It all reached a turning point while we were touring South America.
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The success of a sports team or personality often relies on the hard work of those unseen figures behind the scenes — the manager and the coach.
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The success of a sports team or personality often relies on the hard work of those unseen figures behind the scenery and stage area — the manager and the coach.
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But for once I have the wit to realise that this is not an attempt to pull rank on me, or exercise a power play.
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But for once I have the wit to realise that this is not an attempt to assert authority to gain an advantage on me, or exercise a power play.
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Then, like a bolt out of the blue, it came to Sarah.
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Then, like a bolt without warning, it came to Sarah.
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We were far from any village now and there was plenty of dead wood just lying on the ground.
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We were far from any village now and there was plenty of personnel no longer contributing just lying on the ground.
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Are you sure?’ they ask without fail, regardless of whether you are offering help or an invitation to lunch, giving them a cup of tea or paying their bus fare.
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Are you sure?’ they ask inevitably, regardless of whether you are offering help or an invitation to lunch, giving them a cup of tea or paying their bus fare.
| 0ent
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Loretta arrived first at the Waldorf that afternoon, and was astonished to find a thé dansant in full swing to the strains of the Palm Court orchestra.
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Loretta arrived first at the Waldorf that afternoon, and was astonished to find a thé dansant at a swingset to the strains of the Palm Court orchestra.
| 1nent
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That's looking more likely now but whispers of a return to Sunderland in exchange for Don Goodman are wide of the mark.
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That's looking more likely now but whispers of a return to Sunderland in exchange for Don Goodman are considerably accurate.
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I just thought I'd come up and lend a hand.
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I just thought I'd come up and shake hands.
| 1nent
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Before you leave here today, I'll show you how overcrowding can be dealt with once and for all.
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Before you leave here today, I'll show you how overcrowding can be dealt with conclusively.
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It had missed the lock and been driven full tilt down the hard steps of the weir.
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It had missed the lock and been driven full speed down the hard steps of the weir.
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Compared to sex offences on children, which cause universal shock and horror to policemen, in the masculine occupational culture of the station women are sex objects and, in other circumstances, would be considered fair game ’.
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Compared to sex offences on children, which cause universal shock and horror to policemen, in the masculine occupational culture of the station women are sex objects and, in other circumstances, would be considered an acceptable target ’.
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Home Secretary Michael Howard is demanding a report on the case of a teenage vandal who walked free from court after admitting stabbing his neighbour to death.
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Home Secretary Michael Howard is demanding a report on the case of a teenage vandal who went unpunished from court after admitting stabbing his neighbour to death.
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Soon the chicks were big enough to be out and about, and once they had left their mother, they began to exhibit her wild characteristics, wandering recklessly far up the fields into territory frequented by foxes.
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Soon the chicks were big enough to be moving around, and once they had left their mother, they began to exhibit her wild characteristics, wandering recklessly far up the fields into territory frequented by foxes.
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Cos I know that like she said she did but I know she was getting really pissed off cos everyone was sticking on the music she wasn't interested in and stuff.
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Cos I know that like she said she did but I know she was getting really left cos everyone was sticking on the music she wasn't interested in and stuff.
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They squirmed, shrivelled and after a brief struggle, gave up the ghost.
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They squirmed, shrivelled and after a brief struggle, died.
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For the hell of it, I said :' Show me.'.
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For whatever reason, I said :' Show me.'.
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The 415 Moslems expelled by Israel do not deserve to starve in a freezing no man's land, no matter what crimes they have or have not committed.
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The 415 Moslems expelled by Israel do not deserve to starve in a freezing a land that no one want to buy, no matter what crimes they have or have not committed.
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The blue sea and bright sun belied the occasional grim reminder of the other side of the picture; the broken, rusting hull of a merchantman or trawler, perched high and dry in a rocky grave.
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The blue sea and bright sun belied the occasional grim reminder of the other side of the picture; the broken, rusting hull of a merchantman or trawler, perched floating in dry air in a rocky grave.
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Tightening the mainsail, he continued pleasantly, Just behind the old port there's a restaurant that serves swordfish steaks with a herb and lemon dressing that's out of this world.
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Tightening the mainsail, he continued pleasantly, Just behind the old port there's a restaurant that serves swordfish steaks with a herb and lemon dressing that's of exceptionally high quality.
| 0ent
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Now it's in urgent need of blankets to lend to those forced to sleep rough.
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Now it's in urgent need of blankets to lend to those forced to losing sleep.
| 1nent
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But it is being used I believe as a scapegoat to get the government off the hook for financial reasons.
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But it is being used I believe as a scapegoat to get the government off the coathook for financial reasons.
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I asked Sam, What's under the water in the dock?’.
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I asked Sam, What's under the water under scrutiny.
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Is it a good idea for DEC to boast that its VAX 6310s were the workhorses’ of the British Broadcasting Corporation's electoral analysis machine when the BBC's predictions of the UK election result last week — along with just about the entire market research industry — turned out to be so wide of the mark?
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Is it a good idea for DEC to boast that its VAX 6310s were the workhorses’ of the British Broadcasting Corporation's electoral analysis machine when the BBC's predictions of the UK election result last week — along with just about the entire market research industry — turned out to be so considerably accurate?
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You can see every designer under the sun.
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You can see every designer that makes you warm.
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For the moment, they were on the same wavelength.
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For the moment, they were listening to the same radio frequency.
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I'm afraid sex ratio theory is complicated, but you'll have to take it from me that Fisher solved the problem by showing that it would never be an individual self interest.
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I'm afraid sex ratio theory is complicated, but you'll have to take it away from me that Fisher solved the problem by showing that it would never be an individual self interest.
| 1nent
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Somewhere, right in the middle of no man's land in fact, a manhole cover flipped aside.
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Somewhere, right in the middle of a land that no one want to buy in fact, a manhole cover flipped aside.
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Leon ~ Brittan, then a commissioner and supporter of enlargement, recalls that some officials and countries even hoped that the pre 1989 line could be held.
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Leon ~ Brittan, then a commissioner and supporter of enlargement, recalls that some officials and countries even hoped that the pre 1989 hold onto the rope.
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Certainly Ferguson has not given up the ghost of trying to land the Championship.
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Certainly Ferguson has not acted like a ghost of trying to land the Championship.
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It's no accident that loss of occupation and collapse of relationships, even marriages, often go hand in hand.
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It's no accident that loss of occupation and collapse of relationships, even marriages, often hold hands.
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Arguments about carbon emissions are expected to come to a head in the forthcoming UNCED " Earth Summit " to be held in Rio de Janeiro in June 1992, where a global warming treaty is expected to be signed.
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Arguments about carbon emissions are expected to pop up in the forthcoming UNCED " Earth Summit " to be held in Rio de Janeiro in June 1992, where a global warming treaty is expected to be signed.
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STUDENTS at Marton Sixth Form College, Middlesbrough, have cultivated a show that's out of this world.
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STUDENTS at Marton Sixth Form College, Middlesbrough, have cultivated a show that's of exceptionally high quality.
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My telephone's on the blink, and we're revamping the reception area as you'll have gathered.
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My telephone's malfunctioning, and we're revamping the reception area as you'll have gathered.
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O'Neill's Wycombe Wanderers are making such a one horse race of the Vauxhall Conference that West Bromwich Albion, latest exponents of Ardiles' beloved diamond’ formation, will warily arrive at Adams Park.
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O'Neill's Wycombe Wanderers are making such a impossible race to win of the Vauxhall Conference that West Bromwich Albion, latest exponents of Ardiles' beloved diamond’ formation, will warily arrive at Adams Park.
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Well, I think you know, I'm a naturally optimistic sort of person, and I, I'm not er, sort of blowing my own trumpet here, I, I, I erm, look on life with a great deal of optimism, er touch wood, I've been fairly lucky in my life.
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Well, I think you know, I'm a naturally optimistic sort of person, and I, I'm not er, sort of blowing my own trumpet here, I, I, I erm, look on life with a great deal of optimism, er put the finishing touches on wood furniture, I've been fairly lucky in my life.
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This was a one horse race.
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This was a impossible race to win.
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Over in the dock the accused, a gangling boy of about nineteen, was smirking.
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Over under close scrutiny the accused, a gangling boy of about nineteen, was smirking.
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It's the patients' health, so it makes sense to look at how they could be the first port of call for any information about their health.
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It's the patients' health, so it makes sense to look at how they could be the first source of help for any information about their health.
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But when you go and lose three on the trot, it doesn't look so clever.’.
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But when you go and lose three on a horse, it doesn't look so clever.’.
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Finding the hole in a blocked inspection chamber is not always easy: the way to do it is to find the bottom channel and to push the rod along this until it goes down the drain.
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Finding the hole in a blocked inspection chamber is not always easy: the way to do it is to find the bottom channel and to push the rod along this until it goes down to the ocean.
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BRITAIN'S biggest debt collection company is laughing all the way to the bank.
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BRITAIN'S biggest debt collection company is making money by deceiving.
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Touch and Go (Published by the Author, 128pp, illus, sbk) by R G Fletcher is the story of one particular Telegraphist / Air Gunner (TAG) course, No 35, which began training in late 1941 and qualified a year later.
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Swift (Published by the Author, 128pp, illus, sbk) by R G Fletcher is the story of one particular Telegraphist / Air Gunner (TAG) course, No 35, which began training in late 1941 and qualified a year later.
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In triable either way cases magistrates have first to decide which venue would be more appropriate for trial of the offence, in the light of representations made by the prosecutor and the defence.
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In triable either way cases magistrates have first to decide which venue would be more appropriate for trial of the offence, in consideration of representations made by the prosecutor and the defence.
| 0ent
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The French domestic market remains to this day far and away the largest consumer of Champagne.
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The French domestic market remains to this day to a large extent the largest consumer of Champagne.
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She nodded, dicing with death once again as she swallowed more champagne.
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She nodded, playing a dangerous game with dice once again as she swallowed more champagne.
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That family is as poor as church mice, and Stair told me that Havvie had already managed to snare one Yankee heiress, but she got away, and now he has caught another — not quite so rich, but rich enough.
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That family is as wealthy, and Stair told me that Havvie had already managed to snare one Yankee heiress, but she got away, and now he has caught another — not quite so rich, but rich enough.
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When you expect a deal to happen they may tell you there has been a last minute problem and the people either providing the funds or the guarantee either require a non performance bond to be put up or require some kind of payment up front to prove you really mean business.
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When you expect a deal to happen they may tell you there has been a last minute problem and the people either providing the funds or the guarantee either require a non performance bond to be put up or require some kind of payment up front to prove you really think everything could be a business.
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He said that the message that " environment means business " had only been understood by few companies, and that small and medium sized ones in particular had been slow to recognize the opportunities.
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He said that the message that " environment thinks everything could be a business " had only been understood by few companies, and that small and medium sized ones in particular had been slow to recognize the opportunities.
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On the face of it, the statutory town planning system of plan preparation and development control could meet the requirements of this new challenge.
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At first glance, the statutory town planning system of plan preparation and development control could meet the requirements of this new challenge.
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Everything is made to change just in the nick of time, and even the return letter office suspends its laws that Jane Eyre may carry on a tale with effect.
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Everything is made to change just at the last possible moment, and even the return letter office suspends its laws that Jane Eyre may carry on a tale with effect.
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Though we've got to pursue with leisure, well I think as part of this front line review we've got to, you know, throw everything up in the air.
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Though we've got to pursue with leisure, well I think as part of this front line review we've got to, you know, throw everything flying through the air.
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As a result we have seen a sharp fall in the numbers who sleep rough on our streets.
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As a result we have seen a sharp fall in the numbers who losing sleep on our streets.
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When it came to grabbing the headlines, it was regularly the opposition that stole the show.
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When it came to grabbing the headlines, it was regularly the opposition that act unethically.
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The business was in need of new blood, he had a widowed mother to consider, and his lineage through Nathan, Lyon and Lazarus claimed priestly — not to say professional — satisfaction.
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The business was in need of new members, he had a widowed mother to consider, and his lineage through Nathan, Lyon and Lazarus claimed priestly — not to say professional — satisfaction.
| 0ent
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18 months' work down the drain,’ he said.
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18 months' work down to the ocean he said.
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He had thought that he might slip in for a quick snack that would keep body and soul together before he went back to his room to brood about the situation that he had handled so badly.
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He had thought that he might slip in for a quick snack that would survive before he went back to his room to brood about the situation that he had handled so badly.
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He thought isself too good for the Flowers by a long chalk, he did.
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He thought isself too good for the Flowers with a long stick of chalk, he did.
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Their imprimatur also gave the elements which could be interpreted as letting the auditors off the hook, such as the question of lessening liability exposure, more credibility than would otherwise have happened had they been drafted by auditors.
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Their imprimatur also gave the elements which could be interpreted as letting the auditors relieved of a duty, such as the question of lessening liability exposure, more credibility than would otherwise have happened had they been drafted by auditors.
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Seen in this light, both Cairns Smith's theory and the primeval soup theory seem if anything in danger of erring on the side of being too plausible!
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Seen in this light, both Cairns Smith's theory and the primeval soup theory seem if anything in danger of behave in a manner which favours being too plausible!
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The people sleeping rough in the streets.
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The people being homeless in the streets.
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A TEENAGER was repeatedly stabbed by a masked man in a busy area in broad daylight a year ago.
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A TEENAGER was repeatedly stabbed by a masked man in a busy area in a well lit room a year ago.
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No, but they're very nice you can take it from me.
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No, but they're very nice you can take it away from me.
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THE FRENCH love to lay on the style and their over the top preliminaries world's biggest scrum, Un Show Laser — to this week's Bicentenary match against the Lions in Paris gave the evening a sense of occasion which the rugby itself also justified.
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THE FRENCH love to lay on the style and their excellent preliminaries world's biggest scrum, Un Show Laser — to this week's Bicentenary match against the Lions in Paris gave the evening a sense of occasion which the rugby itself also justified.
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When Durbeyfield heard he would only get a few shillings for Prince's dead body, he rose to the occasion.
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When Durbeyfield heard he would only get a few shillings for Prince's dead body, he performed well in response to a special situation.
| 0ent
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For semiconductor makers not already committed to building 16 megabit production lines, the case for going straight for the 64 megabit device looks increasingly attractive.
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For semiconductor makers not already committed to building 16 megabit production lines, the case for becoming a law abiding person for the 64 megabit device looks increasingly attractive.
| 1nent
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Not wildly entertaining, but with unintentionally wildly funny moments, this recollection of the first crossing of the Atlantic by Christopher Columbus 500 years ago, is more round the bend than round the world.
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Not wildly entertaining, but with unintentionally wildly funny moments, this recollection of the first crossing of the Atlantic by Christopher Columbus 500 years ago, is more crazy than round the world.
| 0ent
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In the rough and tumble of my street there was less luxuriance.
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In the rough activity of my street there was less luxuriance.
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A particular advantage of the telephone interview method is that it makes less demands on the time of managers than conventional face to face’ interviews.
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A particular advantage of the telephone interview method is that it makes less demands on the time of managers than conventional in person ’ interviews.
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The suitcases I would check in at the left luggage office at Paddington station, the bag could come with me to Rome, and Jane could inherit all my bits and bobs.
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The suitcases I would check in at the left luggage office at Paddington station, the bag could come with me to Rome, and Jane could inherit all my small remaining pieces and items.
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Towards the end of April matters came to a head when parents were threatened with prosecution.
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Towards the end of April matters popped up when parents were threatened with prosecution.
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That evening Clive could only grin and bear it, but when I told him I wouldn't be able to do the second summer course he was distinctly cool.
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That evening Clive could only be happy, but when I told him I wouldn't be able to do the second summer course he was distinctly cool.
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He was 24, highly intelligent, could drink Malc under the table and had a dry, lightning wit.
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He was 24, highly intelligent, could drink Malc below the water table and had a dry, lightning wit.
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A RARE 1966 World Cup Final programme autographed by the England team went under the hammer for £ 500 at an auction this weekend.
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A RARE 1966 World Cup Final programme autographed by the England team changed for £ 500 at an auction this weekend.
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Here, talking exclusively to Steve Acteson, Hearn has come clean to laugh at his disasters and the worst decisions of his career.
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Here, talking exclusively to Steve Acteson, Hearn has bathe to laugh at his disasters and the worst decisions of his career.
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The pair crossed swords in the eighties during their heyday with rivals Liverpool and United.
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The pair became friends in the eighties during their heyday with rivals Liverpool and United.
| 1nent
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Don't worry, you'll feel on top of the world afterwards and believe that you can do anything,’ was the message from Mr Howe, 56, who developed heart trouble while coaching England through their ill fated 1988 European Championship campaign.
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Don't worry, you'll feel on top of Mount Everest afterwards and believe that you can do anything,’ was the message from Mr Howe, 56, who developed heart trouble while coaching England through their ill fated 1988 European Championship campaign.
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In my book we have to make a bit like that look.
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In my autobiography we have to make a bit like that look.
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The socialist parties' elite groups and the rank and file members had increasingly diverged in their social background, incomes, interests and capabilities.
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The socialist parties' elite groups and the ordinary members members had increasingly diverged in their social background, incomes, interests and capabilities.
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I'll try to spare you that, but I guess it's about time I came clean and admitted it's by no means a one man show.
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I'll try to spare you that, but I guess it's about time I bathe and admitted it's by no means a one man show.
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In 1955 Rodney saw the light, or possibly the x ray, and decided to pursue a career in Diagnostic Radiology.
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In 1955 Rodney achieved a new understanding, or possibly the x ray, and decided to pursue a career in Diagnostic Radiology.
| 0ent
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By the same token, it has not been a triumph for the Tory Party.
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For the price of one ticket, it has not been a triumph for the Tory Party.
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By the latter half of the twelfth century, when the crusades were in full swing, chain mail replaced the simpler scale armour to a great extent, and the pot helmet was increasingly used by the wealthier warriors.
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By the latter half of the twelfth century, when the crusades were at a swingset, chain mail replaced the simpler scale armour to a great extent, and the pot helmet was increasingly used by the wealthier warriors.
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She said years of research had effectively been poured down the drain’.
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She said years of research had effectively been poured down to the ocean.
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Sadly, very few systems are yet available which really fit the bill.
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Sadly, very few systems are yet available which really serve the purpose.
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The cob that pulled the cart on weekdays was brought in and cleaned up, the saddle softened with the yellow soap that stuck in the holes of the stirrup leathers.
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The cob that pulled the cart on weekdays was brought in and cleaned up, the saddle softened with the yellow soap that stuck in debt of the stirrup leathers.
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' Lend a hand and play the game? '.
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' shake hands and play the game? '.
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Salt was making a meal of Jess's shortcomings and Nancy stared at the new kitchen wench while her mother nodded in her easy going way as she took off her shawl and recaptured her dropping hairpins.
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Salt was overly complicate Jess's shortcomings and Nancy stared at the new kitchen wench while her mother nodded in her easy going way as she took off her shawl and recaptured her dropping hairpins.
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It was not surprising that even within the upper reaches of the Party discontent began to come into the open, or at least to be expressed clearly behind closed doors at meetings of the Central Committee or Council of Ministers.
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It was not surprising that even within the upper reaches of the Party discontent began to come into the open, or at least to be expressed clearly secretly at meetings of the Central Committee or Council of Ministers.
| 0ent
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Even the much lauded Ibanez RG series is little more than a go faster Strat in the final analysis.
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Even the much lauded Ibanez RG series is little more than a go faster Strat after considering all aspects.
| 0ent
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John's appeal enabled Khrushchev to step down without losing face.
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John's appeal enabled Khrushchev to step down without being humiliated.
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His own car was a few yards ahead, and he could be in and started before they turned the corner — but not out of sight.
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His own car was a few yards ahead, and he could be in and started before they passed out of danger — but not out of sight.
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That started a whole new chain of experiences, both sorting out the piece from scratch all over again, and finding out how to cope with such a monumental work technically without ruining my physique (I am not quite as young as I was)!
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That started a whole new chain of experiences, both sorting out the piece from the beginning all over again, and finding out how to cope with such a monumental work technically without ruining my physique (I am not quite as young as I was)!
| 0ent
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And Saints' hopes of closing the gap on League leaders Wigan will take a dive if the 35 year old is ruled out of their Christmas derby clashes against the Central Park champions and Widnes.
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And Saints' hopes of closing the gap on League leaders Wigan will dive into a pool if the 35 year old is ruled out of their Christmas derby clashes against the Central Park champions and Widnes.
| 1nent
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The distinction between capital and current spending (and thus between “ good ” and “ bad ” deficits) is old hat to any student of public finance.
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The distinction between capital and current spending (and thus between “ good ” and “ bad ” deficits) is very common and hackneyed to any student of public finance.
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