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My good brother, I want you to note that I am solidly with you as I also see the light, that we can achieve whatever we want to working as a team, but I want you to take things straight Mr Windy, as you keep turning on your words. | My good brother, I want you to note that I am solidly with you as I also see the brightest star, that we can achieve whatever we want to working as a team, but I want you to take things straight Mr Windy, as you keep turning on your words. | 1nent |
For a song, too, because he had not been able to bear the thought of going back, meeting a valuer, walking about the house, picking things off shelves and out of cupboards. | Very cheaply, too, because he had not been able to bear the thought of going back, meeting a valuer, walking about the house, picking things off shelves and out of cupboards. | 0ent |
Hornet's Richard Wolfenden points out that the company has not been liquidated but put on the back burner until production can be resumed abroad with lower costs and overheads. | Hornet's Richard Wolfenden points out that the company has not been liquidated but put in the microwave until production can be resumed abroad with lower costs and overheads. | 1nent |
It was one of those waves,’ he recalled, that either make or break you. | It was one of those waves,’ he recalled, that either build or destroy you. | 1nent |
Working closely with the voluntary sector we will continue to provide help for those sleeping rough, particularly in the capital. | Working closely with the voluntary sector we will continue to provide help for those losing sleep, particularly in the capital. | 1nent |
This tit for tat’ competition wastes time, saps energy and sours relationships. | This equivalent retribution competition wastes time, saps energy and sours relationships. | 0ent |
That this is so is borne out by the fact that seaside towns with golf links handy have gone ahead by leaps and bounds.’. | That this is so is borne out by the fact that seaside towns with golf links handy have gone ahead with startlingly rapid progress. | 0ent |
I realise exact settings would be out of the question, due to the many different effects units available, but a rough guide to setting the amount of distortion / EQ / chorus / delay etc.would surely be a step in the right direction. | I realise exact settings would be not remotely possible, due to the many different effects units available, but a rough guide to setting the amount of distortion / EQ / chorus / delay etc.would surely be a step in the right direction. | 0ent |
Many of the new firms that started were under capitalised and so went to the wall, but the net number has increased by many hundreds of thousands since 1979. | Many of the new firms that started were under capitalised and so fail, but the net number has increased by many hundreds of thousands since 1979. | 0ent |
The Prime Minister's hard nosed stance to further challenges held the line with growls of loyalist support. | The Prime Minister's hard nosed stance to further challenges held onto the rope with growls of loyalist support. | 1nent |
Responsibility goes hand in hand with accountability because all role holders are accountable to their superior for the exercise of those responsibilities. | Responsibility holds hands with accountability because all role holders are accountable to their superior for the exercise of those responsibilities. | 1nent |
She thinks the world of you — and you're her brother. | She has a strong affection for you — and you're her brother. | 0ent |
So say the heart, like that, gathers no dust. | So say the heart, like that, sweeps up dust. | 1nent |
I m usually pissed off enough as it is. | I m usually left enough as it is. | 0ent |
30 metres before the shop two roads go south (left). | 30 metres before the shop two roads become worse (left). | 1nent |
Well they've got the depot at Rochdale which services up to Blackpool and this was out on a limb. | Well they've got the depot at Rochdale which services up to Blackpool and this was out onto a tree branch. | 1nent |
' Take it from me as a medico ,' called Pringle up to her ,' no stirrup cups today! | ' take it away from me as a medico ,' called Pringle up to her ,' no stirrup cups today! | 1nent |
The researchers have had some interesting experiences when they've been out and about — it's not all work and no play — just mostly. | The researchers have had some interesting experiences when they've been traveling around — it's not all work and no play — just mostly. | 0ent |
Consider a model, on paper or in the solid, consisting of sheets Or spheres or balls to represent the atoms. | Consider a model, in theory or in the solid, consisting of sheets Or spheres or balls to represent the atoms. | 1nent |
She says it's going down the drain. | She says it's going down to the ocean. | 1nent |
It all came to a head while we were touring South America. | It all popped up while we were touring South America. | 1nent |
Caterham's one year warranty made sure these proved merely inconvenient, but for those covering such mileage over four years this will prove cold comfort. | Caterham's one year warranty made sure these proved merely inconvenient, but for those covering such mileage over four years this will prove poor consolation. | 0ent |
' Rock bottom' sounds nasty, but in fact the whole experience is rather disappointingly painless. | ' the very lowest possible level' sounds nasty, but in fact the whole experience is rather disappointingly painless. | 0ent |
I am so pissed off with being told how men own and control the world. | I am so left with being told how men own and control the world. | 0ent |
Gwent Magistrates Committee chairman Ross Goff accused the Welsh Office of trying to pass the buck’. | Gwent Magistrates Committee chairman Ross Goff accused the Welsh Office of trying to transfer responsibility onto another. | 0ent |
Each took the oath and then gave almost identical evidence, one after the other condemning the prisoners in the dock. | Each took the oath and then gave almost identical evidence, one after the other condemning the prisoners out on the docks. | 1nent |
As we have stressed, this is the basis of a capitalist industrial economy, hence we can see why in the final analysis the disruption of authority in industry should be regarded as being so critical. | As we have stressed, this is the basis of a capitalist industrial economy, hence we can see why after considering all aspects the disruption of authority in industry should be regarded as being so critical. | 0ent |
In Canada the British not only deluded themselves that they had defeated the axiom; they also imagined it was the federal ingredient that had enabled them to do the trick. | In Canada the British not only deluded themselves that they had defeated the axiom; they also imagined it was the federal ingredient that had enabled them to achieve the desired result. | 0ent |
Easily the most convenient, comfortable and enjoyable way to holiday in Ontario is to tour by car; combining city sightseeing with ventures off the beaten track. | Easily the most convenient, comfortable and enjoyable way to holiday in Ontario is to tour by car; combining city sightseeing with ventures somewhere where few people go. | 0ent |
With regard to pruning, Miller advised removal of dead wood in the autumn, shortening of over luxuriant branches and exposure of all parts of the plant to maximum light and air. | With regard to pruning, Miller advised removal of personnel no longer contributing in the autumn, shortening of over luxuriant branches and exposure of all parts of the plant to maximum light and air. | 1nent |
There are many people living in western Germany who have still never set eyes on either Leipzig or Rostock Warnemünde. | There are many people living in western Germany who have still never see either Leipzig or Rostock Warnemünde. | 0ent |
I'm sure the fans will take this defeat more to heart than me, but it's only three points down the drain. | I'm sure the fans will take this defeat more to heart than me, but it's only three points down to the ocean. | 1nent |
The paradox is that this has been good for holding the line on protectionism. | The paradox is that this has been good for holding onto the rope on protectionism. | 1nent |
They tied the knot suspended 40 ft up a cliff face. | They marryed suspended 40 ft up a cliff face. | 0ent |
Like a David Goodis noir novel reset in Deptford with an extraneous espionage plot thrown in for good measure. | Like a David Goodis noir novel reset in Deptford with an extraneous espionage plot thrown in in addition to what has already been done. | 0ent |
In the final analysis, if someone wishes to injure himself it's almost impossible to prevent. | In the last page of the report, if someone wishes to injure himself it's almost impossible to prevent. | 1nent |
Much the same line of thinking is prompted by post goal celebrations, which, unless imagination is beginning to run riot, is increasing in complexity by the week. | Much the same line of thinking is prompted by post goal celebrations, which, unless imagination is beginning to riot, is increasing in complexity by the week. | 1nent |
I am not too worried about the new council tax because I doubt whether it will see the light of day. | I am not too worried about the new council tax because I doubt whether it will be realised. | 0ent |
Meanwhile, if you must use it, follow it to the letter (and grit teeth, cross fingers etc). | Meanwhile, if you must use it, follow it following the rules as written (and grit teeth, cross fingers etc). | 0ent |
From such comments as these one might infer that the British were anxious to buy time until the Soviets acquired sufficient nuclear power to persuade Washington to become more cautious. | From such comments as these one might infer that the British were anxious to cause a delay to achieve something else until the Soviets acquired sufficient nuclear power to persuade Washington to become more cautious. | 0ent |
Members of Unix International have approached it to suggest that the true blue Unix club get a piece of the COSE requirement process, and word is that Unix International is having informal discussions with the COSE crew. | Members of Unix International have approached it to suggest that the extremely loyal Unix club get a piece of the COSE requirement process, and word is that Unix International is having informal discussions with the COSE crew. | 0ent |
Wexford too had chances to beat them, in the Leinster final and in the replay, but let them off the hook. | Wexford too had chances to beat them, in the Leinster final and in the replay, but let them relieved of a duty. | 0ent |
So keeping a low profile avoids getting embroiled in political controversy, which is the proper province of the elected Diet. | So being quiet and discreet avoids getting embroiled in political controversy, which is the proper province of the elected Diet. | 0ent |
If the only working capital that is required can be provided by the personal capital of the participants, then partnership may well fit the bill. | If the only working capital that is required can be provided by the personal capital of the participants, then partnership may well serve the purpose. | 0ent |
His victim took one disbelieving look at her unlikely rescuer and then, before Folly could reassure her, the girl had turned tail and was running nimbly down the street. | His victim took one disbelieving look at her unlikely rescuer and then, before Folly could reassure her, the girl had reverse direction and was running nimbly down the street. | 0ent |
She kicked him in the face with her boot heel, and he got a grip on her knee. | She kicked him in the face with her boot heel, and he was reasonable on her knee. | 1nent |
This psychobiological sensitivity invariably goes hand in hand with a remarkable elan vital, a passionate though suppressed love of life, a sthenic spur’ which alone explains [the anorexic's]heroic defence reactions. | This psychobiological sensitivity invariably holds hands with a remarkable elan vital, a passionate though suppressed love of life, a sthenic spur’ which alone explains [the anorexic's]heroic defence reactions. | 1nent |
Litigation followed until finally the dispute was settled by agreement between the two parties on 16th July 1784 — twenty years after the indomitable brewer had first crossed swords with the Corporation. | Litigation followed until finally the dispute was settled by agreement between the two parties on 16th July 1784 — twenty years after the indomitable brewer had first became friends with the Corporation. | 1nent |
In his day, he said, students were grounded in spelling and had learned poetry and the Bible by heart. | In his day, he said, students were grounded in spelling and had learned poetry and the Bible from unaided memory and in full detail. | 0ent |
The controversy extends to the US Administration, where many officials were kept in the dark over the White House initiatives. | The controversy extends to the US Administration, where many ignoring the fans over the White House initiatives. | 1nent |
He seems to have erm fallen in line, doesn't he? | He seems to have erm conformed, doesn't he? | 0ent |
If therefore the forgeries were in his hands, and he referred to them in his account to the pope without going further and quoting their contents and producing their texts, his conduct shows (to say the least) very muddled thinking on his part. | If therefore the forgeries were in his hands, and he referred to them in his account to the pope without going further and quoting their contents and producing their texts, his conduct shows (so as to be brief and efficient) very muddled thinking on his part. | 1nent |
She had been on the prowl for days, though it seemed highly unlikely, to say the least, that she would come across the Harlequin man by chance …. | She had been on the prowl for days, though it seemed highly unlikely, so as to be brief and efficient, that she would come across the Harlequin man by chance …. | 1nent |
Even if the essence of originality lies in certain modes of psychotic thought, the ability to harness this in effective creative work — and by the same token the capacity to resist the psychopathology which it implies — must depend on other factors being present. | Even if the essence of originality lies in certain modes of psychotic thought, the ability to harness this in effective creative work — and for the price of one ticket the capacity to resist the psychopathology which it implies — must depend on other factors being present. | 1nent |
It had left her a little awe stricken and she made a move to look at it again as it lay on her dressing table. | It had left her a little awe stricken and she stood still to look at it again as it lay on her dressing table. | 1nent |
I'm worried that these recent developments will open the floodgates. | I'm worried that these recent developments will allow further overwhelming progression. | 0ent |
Sir David Alliance, Coats chairman, said the sales were part of Coats' continuing policy of disposing of peripheral activities that do not fit in the long term strategy of the group. | Sir David Alliance, Coats chairman, said the sales were part of Coats' continuing policy of disposing of peripheral activities that do not fit eventually strategy of the group. | 0ent |
Embryo transfer is potentially the safest way of introducing new blood lines, though even this is not entirely safe; the outside of a goat embryo resembles a rolled up hedgehog and cannot be washed clean! | Embryo transfer is potentially the safest way of introducing donated blood lines, though even this is not entirely safe; the outside of a goat embryo resembles a rolled up hedgehog and cannot be washed clean! | 1nent |
He scrambled to his feet and charged full tilt down the side of the dell. | He scrambled to his feet and charged full speed down the side of the dell. | 0ent |
Tell you what she's living it up more now than she did before! | Tell you what she's enjoying things more now than she did before! | 0ent |
It watched her, unwinking, until she reached the room behind the shop and shut the door on its crimson gaze. | It watched her, unwinking, until she reached the room behind the shop and refuse to consider its crimson gaze. | 1nent |
Anywhere else this would be natural Conservative territory, the kind of constituency where they weigh rather than count the true blue votes, but the university changes all that. | Anywhere else this would be natural Conservative territory, the kind of constituency where they weigh rather than count the extremely loyal votes, but the university changes all that. | 0ent |
Hugh Fraser predictably had been most anxious to join his friend and colleague in the dock. | Hugh Fraser predictably had been most anxious to join his friend and colleague under scrutiny. | 1nent |
Mrs Sandra Lamb, also known as Sandi Baxter or Sandi Lamb, slumped to the floor in the dock as a jury was selected for the trial at Edinburgh Sheriff Court. | Mrs Sandra Lamb, also known as Sandi Baxter or Sandi Lamb, slumped to the floor under close scrutiny as a jury was selected for the trial at Edinburgh Sheriff Court. | 1nent |
It is the only gadget I have ever bought which actually got pushed under the settee where it gathered dust for several years before I really came to terms with it. | It is the only gadget I have ever bought which actually got pushed under the settee where it sweeped up dust for several years before I really came to terms with it. | 1nent |
I mean she had a picture of him on the headstone and oh, thought she went over the top I'm afraid and she get loads of support because then that Clifford was very popular and er his was. | I mean she had a picture of him on the headstone and oh, thought she went outrageous I'm afraid and she get loads of support because then that Clifford was very popular and er his was. | 0ent |
The recently formed Council of Labour should summon a rank and file conference of all the radical political movements in Ireland and call on them to discuss the creation of an all Ireland socialist party. | The recently formed Council of Labour should summon a ordinary members conference of all the radical political movements in Ireland and call on them to discuss the creation of an all Ireland socialist party. | 0ent |
You know, he's that sort of bloke, he's a very nice bloke and he's got a heart of gold and he's saved us no end of the money ain't he, since I've been working for him? | You know, he's that sort of bloke, he's a very nice bloke and he's got a kindhearted attitude and he's saved us no end of the money ain't he, since I've been working for him? | 0ent |
And with the new school term in full swing, parents should take advantage of free eye testing for children up to the age of 16. | And with the new school term proceeding fully, parents should take advantage of free eye testing for children up to the age of 16. | 0ent |
I mean, personally I don't think Terry's very good at interviews, I think I'd be flying in the face of public opinion if I said he was. | I mean, personally I don't think Terry's very good at interviews, I think I'd be acting in a manner highly contrary to public opinion if I said he was. | 0ent |
On the other hand erm if you're looking at, obviously sometimes our members felt that there was a benefit, at least the employer wasn't getting, wasn't getting off the hook as far as the matter was concerned, the matter arising was concerned, and therefore he was left with a problem just the same as we were. | On the other hand erm if you're looking at, obviously sometimes our members felt that there was a benefit, at least the employer wasn't getting, wasn't getting off the coathook as far as the matter was concerned, the matter arising was concerned, and therefore he was left with a problem just the same as we were. | 1nent |
I didn't want her to think I was angry or disappointed, and as I helped her ashore, I smiled and said, I understand,’ and, caught in the no man's land between desire and fulfilment, leant forward rather clumsily to kiss her. | I didn't want her to think I was angry or disappointed, and as I helped her ashore, I smiled and said, I understand,’ and, caught in the a land that no one want to buy between desire and fulfilment, leant forward rather clumsily to kiss her. | 1nent |
To defy convention, surrender her virginity, to a man she neither loved nor desired must be quite out of the question. | To defy convention, surrender her virginity, to a man she neither loved nor desired must be quite not remotely possible. | 0ent |
The survivors must have tried to live out their lives by hook or by crook, descending into despair and lunacy, their offspring — if any — mutating into warp monkeys. | The survivors must have tried to live out their lives one way or another, descending into despair and lunacy, their offspring — if any — mutating into warp monkeys. | 0ent |
Those next four weeks were like lying out in no man's land. | Those next four weeks were like lying out in a land that no one want to buy. | 1nent |
The pragmatists, who would like to have it both ways, believe that raising taxes will bring any incipient recovery to a halt, by putting up prices and reducing the spending power of consumers, who already face the prospect of sharply falling pay settlements, which could well dip below inflation this year. | The pragmatists, who would like to do two things at once, believe that raising taxes will bring any incipient recovery to a halt, by putting up prices and reducing the spending power of consumers, who already face the prospect of sharply falling pay settlements, which could well dip below inflation this year. | 1nent |
The dust allergy means that Will has to be bedded on paper, and his hay always has to be soaked. | The dust allergy means that Will has to be bedded in theory, and his hay always has to be soaked. | 1nent |
On the face of it, it is easy to sympathise with the president's view that' as a sovereign state ,' Kenya will no longer accept' any form of economic arm twisting from any quarter.'. | At first glance, it is easy to sympathise with the president's view that' as a sovereign state ,' Kenya will no longer accept' any form of economic arm twisting from any quarter.'. | 0ent |
To say that there was no evidence that the building society relied on the transfer being, as it purported to be, a transfer on sale, flies in the face of reality. | To say that there was no evidence that the building society relied on the transfer being, as it purported to be, a transfer on sale, contradict reality. | 0ent |
It was very basic indeed, and only by dint of preparation for the royal visitor did it have any carpeting on the stairs. | It was very basic indeed, and only by the force of preparation for the royal visitor did it have any carpeting on the stairs. | 0ent |
A conceptualisation of the separateness of children went hand in hand with the socially felt need to protect their purity and innocence. | A conceptualisation of the separateness of children held hands with the socially felt need to protect their purity and innocence. | 1nent |
' Hold the line, please.'. | ' firmly maintain the situation, please.'. | 0ent |
Showing an old photograph or object to an elderly person may be a means of jogging the memory, or breaking the ice, and may well prompt them to reminisce. | Showing an old photograph or object to an elderly person may be a means of jogging the memory, or making icecubes, and may well prompt them to reminisce. | 1nent |
He does not hunt high and low for an animal to use instead. | He does not hunt at the top and bottom for an animal to use instead. | 1nent |
If the petition is advertised, more creditors may jump on the bandwagon. | If the petition is advertised, more creditors may join a trend. | 0ent |
To say that Tit for Tat, say, is an ESS, would be to say that Tit for Tat does well in a climate dominated by Tit for Tat. | To say that Tit for Tat, say, is an ESS, would be to say that equivalent retribution does well in a climate dominated by Tit for Tat. | 0ent |
Now I don't know much about running gags from books previous that I ain't been in, but it seemed to me that one of them was toting a 7.62 M134 General Electric Minigun, which in my books generally spells schadenfreude. | Now I don't know much about running gags from books previous that I ain't been in, but it seemed to me that one of them was toting a 7.62 M134 General Electric Minigun, which in my autobiography generally spells schadenfreude. | 1nent |
He walked free after embarrassing the RSPCA by producing a book written by one of its own experts that said it was safe to leave fish home alone for up to two weeks. | He went unpunished after embarrassing the RSPCA by producing a book written by one of its own experts that said it was safe to leave fish home alone for up to two weeks. | 1nent |
And don't forget, Roger,’ Benjamin added, with the window slamming shut, the inside latch might just have fallen into place.’. | And don't forget, Roger,’ Benjamin added, with the window slamming shut, the inside latch might just have was fully realized at last. | 0ent |
Since those days — when he starred as the original Ribena Kid at the age of eight — Michael Denzil Xavier Portillo has taken that motto to heart and gone from strength to strength. | Since those days — when he starred as the original Ribena Kid at the age of eight — Michael Denzil Xavier Portillo has taken that motto to heart and got stronger. | 0ent |
But one is constantly struck by the author's insatiable interest in the whole range of sculptural production, which refused to allow him to ignore the ceramics made under the influence of sculptors, the bronze door handles of the Hill Music Room or even the four terminal busts attached to the bookcase in the office of the Keeper of Antiquities. | But one is constantly struck by the author's insatiable interest in the whole range of sculptural production, which refused to allow him to ignore the ceramics made under the spell of sculptors, the bronze door handles of the Hill Music Room or even the four terminal busts attached to the bookcase in the office of the Keeper of Antiquities. | 1nent |
Now it seems that makes them sympathetic to those who — quite literally — get away with murder. | Now it seems that makes them sympathetic to those who — quite literally — do bad things and not be punished. | 1nent |
The promised bells and whistles’ that digitisation of cellular telecoms would allow — reliable mobile faxes, intelligent computer modems, interactive paging systems and so on— are being postponed into the late 1990s. | The promised fancy features that digitisation of cellular telecoms would allow — reliable mobile faxes, intelligent computer modems, interactive paging systems and so on— are being postponed into the late 1990s. | 0ent |
How long he'd been sleeping rough no one could tell. | How long he'd been sleep outdoors no one could tell. | 0ent |
About this time I had, by a certain wicked attempt — for I had a bold heart which rather put me upon courting than avoiding danger — set a hornet's nest about my ears so I thought it better to remove myself to France and be a little more discreet in my armours. | About this time I had, by a certain wicked attempt — for I was merciful which rather put me upon courting than avoiding danger — set a hornet's nest about my ears so I thought it better to remove myself to France and be a little more discreet in my armours. | 1nent |
Judges are not the first species that springs to mind as a faithful tribune of popular perception. | Judges are not the first species that occurs as possibilities as a faithful tribune of popular perception. | 0ent |
It goes without saying that the museum now needs hard currency in order to add to its collection. | It is obvious that the museum now needs hard currency in order to add to its collection. | 0ent |
It's wickedly fattening, but once in a while … ’. | It's wickedly fattening, but occasionally … ’. | 0ent |
It is not difficult to put two and two together. | It is not difficult to group like things together. | 1nent |
All kinds of people enjoy the cold comforts of ice fishing, and some may even catch a salmon, James Meek discovers in Kiev. | All kinds of people enjoy the warm clothes of ice fishing, and some may even catch a salmon, James Meek discovers in Kiev. | 1nent |
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