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VOA's Behnam Nateghi takes us behind the scenes for a closer look at the staging of this German opera. | VOA's Behnam Nateghi takes us secretly for a closer look at the staging of this German opera. | 0ent |
EXPORT optimism is continuing to grow among British producers, providing further evidence that the planks of recovery are falling into place. | EXPORT optimism is continuing to grow among British producers, providing further evidence that the planks of recovery are sitting down. | 1nent |
' I can then get some sketches, build on them and get a true picture of what happened. | ' I can then get some sketches, build on them and take a picture of what happened. | 1nent |
But since the State is unwilling to go the distance alone, rest assured his answer will be no. | But since the State is unwilling to take a lot of time alone, rest assured his answer will be no. | 1nent |
I can't even solve crosswords,’ she added for good measure. | I can't even solve crosswords,’ she added in addition to what has already been done. | 0ent |
They think the world of him at the Northern. | They have a strong affection for him at the Northern. | 0ent |
It is in this context that Marx and Engels finally turn the tables on the ideas of philosophers who, like Hegel, had argued about the primacy of ideas, especially the idea of the State, as though these ideas had formed the processes of history rather than the other way round. | It is in this context that Marx and Engels finally turn a position of disadvantage into one of advantage on the ideas of philosophers who, like Hegel, had argued about the primacy of ideas, especially the idea of the State, as though these ideas had formed the processes of history rather than the other way round. | 0ent |
As high as a kite radio, all. | As flying in the sky radio, all. | 1nent |
What, what you're saying is that I mean broadly this is, is quite an incentive based system, at least on the face of it. | What, what you're saying is that I mean broadly this is, is quite an incentive based system, at least Encountering. | 1nent |
It was one of these piles that caught fire, releasing the deadly polonium in the form of a gas. | It was one of these piles that became engulfed in flames, releasing the deadly polonium in the form of a gas. | 0ent |
' They won't give you any grief in the next few days ,' he said. | ' They won't be sad in the next few days ,' he said. | 1nent |
People who feel sorry for my old bridesmaid and travelling companion are barking up the wrong tree. | People who feel sorry for my old bridesmaid and travelling companion are doing inappropriate things. | 0ent |
It would not be easy to effect the transition that Labour suggests by Government sleight of hand. | It would not be easy to effect the transition that Labour suggests by Government skilled deception. | 0ent |
Also, employers are constantly employing new staff so the return on selection has to be calculated over a longer period of time to get a true picture of the effects of selection methods. | Also, employers are constantly employing new staff so the return on selection has to be calculated over a longer period of time to take a picture of the effects of selection methods. | 1nent |
Really radical change can be achieved only by going back to the drawing board’, throwing away the previous design and starting afresh. | Really radical change can be achieved only by going back to the beginning following an unsuccessful attempt, throwing away the previous design and starting afresh. | 0ent |
A radical’ new procedure, under which complaints staff make inquiries by telephone or face to face with the parties to produce a summary for the complaints committee, is proposed. | A radical’ new procedure, under which complaints staff make inquiries by telephone or in person with the parties to produce a summary for the complaints committee, is proposed. | 0ent |
The second part of the ORIGINAL DRAWING tutorial explains how to create your won shapes entirely from scratch. | The second part of the ORIGINAL DRAWING tutorial explains how to create your won shapes entirely from the beginning. | 0ent |
So not a good day for City, but they shouldn't lose heart, as the score line the home side, and on another day might well be reversed as they were not that much difference in the goals. | So not a good day for City, but they shouldn't have heart failure, as the score line the home side, and on another day might well be reversed as they were not that much difference in the goals. | 1nent |
Richard Dorment of the Daily Telegraph said: What a pity a dealer did not take him aside and tell him the work he proposed to exhibit was unexhibitable … a visual boredom so total that no amount of metaphor or allusion can give it the kiss of life’. | Richard Dorment of the Daily Telegraph said: What a pity a dealer did not take him aside and tell him the work he proposed to exhibit was unexhibitable … a visual boredom so total that no amount of metaphor or allusion can give it the life changing kiss. | 1nent |
It will have to be made clear that although understanding will be forthcoming as inevitable emergencies arise, in the final analysis she will generally be expected to meet the requirements of the contract of employment. | It will have to be made clear that although understanding will be forthcoming as inevitable emergencies arise, in the last page of the report she will generally be expected to meet the requirements of the contract of employment. | 1nent |
Throughout Europe, the rise of divorce from negligible levels and the doubling of suicide rates from 1875 to 1914 suggest that fertility decline goes hand in hand with other radical changes in attitudes and behaviour. | Throughout Europe, the rise of divorce from negligible levels and the doubling of suicide rates from 1875 to 1914 suggest that fertility decline holds hands with other radical changes in attitudes and behaviour. | 1nent |
Arsenal take an unbeaten 11 match run to Carrow Road, where Norwich may still be under a cloud after their FA Cup semi final failure against Sunderland on Sunday. | Arsenal take an unbeaten 11 match run to Carrow Road, where Norwich may still be under suspicion after their FA Cup semi final failure against Sunderland on Sunday. | 0ent |
The Kilmarnock Burns is in the library, and, for good measure, the manuscript of Tam o' Shanter. | The Kilmarnock Burns is in the library, and, in addition to what has already been done, the manuscript of Tam o' Shanter. | 0ent |
However, the huge site fees lodged by the casinos in Las Vegas would appear to put London out of the running. | However, the huge site fees lodged by the casinos in Las Vegas would appear to put London no longer in a competition. | 0ent |
That sums up Mario's early days in a nutshell. | That sums up Mario's early days briefly stated. | 0ent |
They felt they should either bring in new blood or sell the company. | They felt they should either bring in donated blood or sell the company. | 1nent |
They nodded, relieved that the ice was broken. | They nodded, relieved that the make icecubes. | 1nent |
The Riesling Clos Häuserer 1988 (£ 7.25) is tight and steely on the nose but has great fruit purity and excellent acidity on the palate — needs time but will be superb. | The Riesling Clos Häuserer 1988 (£ 7.25) is tight and steely exactly but has great fruit purity and excellent acidity on the palate — needs time but will be superb. | 0ent |
Ray, who suffers from Parkinson's disease, hopes to collect around £ 70,000 when his lifetime's haul goes under the hammer at Christie's, in Glasgow, later this year. | Ray, who suffers from Parkinson's disease, hopes to collect around £ 70,000 when his lifetime's haul changes at Christie's, in Glasgow, later this year. | 1nent |
Turn a deaf ear, look the other way. | Turn a deaf ear, ignore things wrong. | 0ent |
Make it snappy — I have important visitors.'. | Do it quickly — I have important visitors.'. | 1nent |
To put it in a nutshell, it's very fast, high res, and gives almost photographic images at 540x480. | To put it in summary, it's very fast, high res, and gives almost photographic images at 540x480. | 0ent |
Youth (a comparative term in this context) and experience do not normally go hand in hand. | Youth (a comparative term in this context) and experience do not normally hold hands. | 1nent |
You might just ask her in once in a while. | You might just ask her in occasionally. | 0ent |
It is not reinventing the wheel, but adapting past methods to modern conditions and techniques, and reinvolving the true investors without whom conservation will not work — has not worked. | It is not attempting to devise a solution to a problem when a solution already exists, but adapting past methods to modern conditions and techniques, and reinvolving the true investors without whom conservation will not work — has not worked. | 0ent |
However, in other circumstances, people also choose to claim membership of one group rather than another for specific purposes — from the trivial (jumping the queue because the shopkeeper is from the same village) to the momentous. | However, in other circumstances, people also choose to claim membership of one group rather than another for specific purposes — from the trivial (receiving preferential treatment because the shopkeeper is from the same village) to the momentous. | 0ent |
With their old imperial ambitions and widespread distaste for the great continents from which the narrowest of seas divide them, both the British and the Japanese are vulnerable to the siren song of isolationism. | With their old imperial ambitions and widespread distaste for the great continents from which the narrowest of seas divide them, both the British and the Japanese are vulnerable to the sound of an ambulance of isolationism. | 1nent |
Right, let's get this done before the Press get wind of what's happened,’ said Inspector Drew. | Right, let's get this done before the Press learn of what's happened,’ said Inspector Drew. | 0ent |
But it was worth it to keep the wolves from the door. | But it was worth it to stay away from harassment. | 1nent |
Thinking requires prior knowledge and learning — it makes little sense to reinvent the wheel — but too much emphasis on learning what has been the case can inhibit the growth of thinking about how to do things in unusual and interesting ways. | Thinking requires prior knowledge and learning — it makes little sense to attempt to devise a solution to a problem when a solution already exists — but too much emphasis on learning what has been the case can inhibit the growth of thinking about how to do things in unusual and interesting ways. | 0ent |
Then why didn't you go straight to the police with what he'd told you?’. | Then why didn't you become a law abiding person to the police with what he'd told you?’. | 1nent |
However it is difficult to see how, having once admitted determinations into his system, Aquinas can hold the line against such Kelsenian conclusions. | However it is difficult to see how, having once admitted determinations into his system, Aquinas can hold onto the rope against such Kelsenian conclusions. | 1nent |
Corbett loved the brilliant logic delivered so tongue in cheek that only those who wished to take offence would be affronted. | Corbett loved the brilliant logic delivered so an odd manner that only those who wished to take offence would be affronted. | 1nent |
Introducing pay as you use booths on motorways was also out of the question’ on grounds of both cost and environment, it said. | Introducing pay as you use booths on motorways was also not remotely possible on grounds of both cost and environment, it said. | 0ent |
One day in February, on the spur of the moment, he walked into an office of Cook's travel agency and enquired about a berth on a liner to London. | One day in February, on short notice, he walked into an office of Cook's travel agency and enquired about a berth on a liner to London. | 0ent |
For years those fans have suffered the frustration of supporting the team through thick and thin only to see the best seats at big matches filled by the detested fur coat brigade’. | For years those fans have suffered the frustration of supporting the team through both good and bad times only to see the best seats at big matches filled by the detested fur coat brigade’. | 0ent |
By the same token, back payments of income support were to be limited only to a three year period starting in April 1988. | For the price of one ticket, back payments of income support were to be limited only to a three year period starting in April 1988. | 1nent |
The embattled Premier will now find himself in the dock at Brighton. | The embattled Premier will now find himself under scrutiny at Brighton. | 0ent |
It's inside my head, Ruth thought; I'm such a coward, I hear things that aren't there. | It's inside my head, Ruth thought; I'm such a coward, I imagine sounds that are not actually real that aren't there. | 0ent |
The dog hunt is in full swing on a fresh scent. | The dog hunt is at a swingset on a fresh scent. | 1nent |
But, with the Christmas party season in full swing, revellers are warned to stop after a few glasses. | But, with the Christmas party season thoroughly begun and in progress, revellers are warned to stop after a few glasses. | 0ent |
He also took ballet lessons to improve his posture and balance, and singing lessons to aid his breath control with a view to being called upon to star in a musical. | He also took ballet lessons to improve his posture and balance, and singing lessons to aid his breath control with the intention to being called upon to star in a musical. | 0ent |
The first half goes under the hammer on Friday and there are some real treasures, says Christie's expert Hugo Marsh. | The first half changes on Friday and there are some real treasures, says Christie's expert Hugo Marsh. | 1nent |
So should not the law be changed immediately to prevent the likes of Dr Cox ending up in the dock? | So should not the law be changed immediately to prevent the likes of Dr Cox ending up out on the docks? | 1nent |
Me too, but good luck for the time being Susan. | Me too, but good luck temporarily Susan. | 0ent |
I leant back and looked at the seat of my trousers, checking that I had brushed off the mud; I wanted to make the transition from somebody who had just slept rough to somebody who looked as though he was out for an early walk. | I leant back and looked at the seat of my trousers, checking that I had brushed off the mud; I wanted to make the transition from somebody who had just sleep outdoors to somebody who looked as though he was out for an early walk. | 0ent |
AFTER a two and a half year lull I fully expect my great friendship with Graham Gooch to be back in full swing on the tour to India. | AFTER a two and a half year lull I fully expect my great friendship with Graham Gooch to be back at a swingset on the tour to India. | 1nent |
And when you've claimed that much land, why not go the whole hog and put a roof over it as well. | And when you've claimed that much land, why not think about eating a whole pig and put a roof over it as well. | 1nent |
Right, time marches on we've got five minutes before this meeting closes, so if you've got another question, I'll take one more question for Chris and then she's off the hook. | Right, time marches on we've got five minutes before this meeting closes, so if you've got another question, I'll take one more question for Chris and then she's off the coathook. | 1nent |
Coming back to our knife edge, then, Tit for Tat could surmount it. | Coming back to our knife edge, then, equivalent retribution could surmount it. | 0ent |
When playing possum’ it lies limply on the ground and can even be bitten hard by an attacker without showing any response. | When feign death it lies limply on the ground and can even be bitten hard by an attacker without showing any response. | 0ent |
Economists talk about “ bang for the buck ” – how much economic stimulus is provided by each dollar of spending. | Economists talk about “ value ” – how much economic stimulus is provided by each dollar of spending. | 0ent |
David Rennie earned Birmingham their fourth win on the trot with his first goal for the club. | David Rennie earned Birmingham their fourth win on a horse with his first goal for the club. | 1nent |
The speed of reaching agreement and the lack of conflict in the standing committee indicates the lack of material dispute among the parties — all accepted Swapo's draft as a working document — and some fine footwork by Swapo behind closed doors. | The speed of reaching agreement and the lack of conflict in the standing committee indicates the lack of material dispute among the parties — all accepted Swapo's draft as a working document — and some fine footwork by Swapo secretly. | 0ent |
He was in residence at the local hall,’ confirms Mitchell, because he was in bed with the cook.’. | He was in residence at the local hall,’ confirms Mitchell, because he was having sex with the cook.’. | 0ent |
So many people give up because, after the elation of seeing the pounds fall off in the first few days, they lose heart when weight loss slows down. | So many people give up because, after the elation of seeing the pounds fall off in the first few days, they have heart failure when weight loss slows down. | 1nent |
Home striker Paul Crimmen let them off the hook on a number of occasions and Horsham had two goals disallowed. | Home striker Paul Crimmen let them relieved of a duty on a number of occasions and Horsham had two goals disallowed. | 0ent |
IN THE LONG RUN IT'S MORE COMFORTABLE. | After a very long time IT'S MORE COMFORTABLE. | 0ent |
Many back bench MPs, angered at the recent press coverage of Mr Clarke, strongly backed him and urged their colleagues to end their damaging off the record attacks. | Many back bench MPs, angered at the recent press coverage of Mr Clarke, strongly backed him and urged their colleagues to end their damaging not for publication attacks. | 0ent |
The brokers are scheduled to start again from scratch today, but there is talk of rival firms telling the Kuwaitis that they would like a go. | The brokers are scheduled to start again from the beginning today, but there is talk of rival firms telling the Kuwaitis that they would like a go. | 0ent |
To force Nader to come clean about the ship.’. | To force Nader to admit the truth about the ship.’. | 0ent |
Even then it is best to err on the side of too much reinforcement rather than too much punishment. | Even then it is best to behave in a manner which favours too much reinforcement rather than too much punishment. | 0ent |
In Kosovo, a Stealth bomber dropped a bomb on the Chinese Embassy after the CIA and DIA failed to coordinate data on what was in the building. | In Kosovo, a Stealth bomber gave decisive news on the Chinese Embassy after the CIA and DIA failed to coordinate data on what was in the building. | 1nent |
After my warnings and reports, and then Tony's murder,[says Coleman]I assumed that somebody would have the CIA on the carpet and close NARCOG down. | After my warnings and reports, and then Tony's murder,[says Coleman]I assumed that somebody would have the CIA feeling comfortable and close NARCOG down. | 1nent |
Aristotle, my dear Roger, always claimed that careful observation, coupled with logic, would solve any problem under the sun. | Aristotle, my dear Roger, always claimed that careful observation, coupled with logic, would solve any problem that makes you warm. | 1nent |
HE COULD play the guitar just like a ringing a bell.’. | HE COULD play the guitar just like a sounding familiar. | 1nent |
Keeping the wolves at bay, touch wood.’. | Keeping the wolves at bay, put the finishing touches on wood furniture. | 1nent |
In battle he's unstoppable, but I've never seen him kill a man in cold blood before.’. | In battle he's unstoppable, but I've never seen him kill a man in a pool of blood before.’. | 1nent |
The new decision does not let Hampshire off the hook — the county must still find room for 66,500 new homes — but it accedes to the county's own view that it can find the space more sensibly outside the north east or central parts of the county. | The new decision does not let Hampshire off the coathook — the county must still find room for 66,500 new homes — but it accedes to the county's own view that it can find the space more sensibly outside the north east or central parts of the county. | 1nent |
On the face of it, this offers a potential bidder the opportunity to acquire a complete portfolio of assets at a discount to their value by taking over the trust by buying up all its shares. | At first glance, this offers a potential bidder the opportunity to acquire a complete portfolio of assets at a discount to their value by taking over the trust by buying up all its shares. | 0ent |
There was no doubt of her employer's beguilement, she thought, as Lady Merchiston set eyes on the visitor coming into her room behind Miss Kyte. | There was no doubt of her employer's beguilement, she thought, as Lady Merchiston see the visitor coming into her room behind Miss Kyte. | 0ent |
During the last 20 years well over 30 public inquiries have put the practice and decision making of social workers in particular under the microscope (DHSS, 1982; Hallett, 1989). | During the last 20 years well over 30 public inquiries have put the practice and decision making of social workers in particular under close scrutiny (DHSS, 1982; Hallett, 1989). | 0ent |
And he did the same thing at Brackley Town, he guided them to success, their best ever season, he's gone to Buckingham Town, took a few players with him, so Brackley Town, they're not too pleased and they're going to be out to beat Buckingham Town tonight, but I'm going to sit on the fence and go for Buckingham 3 1. | And he did the same thing at Brackley Town, he guided them to success, their best ever season, he's gone to Buckingham Town, took a few players with him, so Brackley Town, they're not too pleased and they're going to be out to beat Buckingham Town tonight, but I'm going to put something on the fence and go for Buckingham 3 1. | 1nent |
As the poem progresses, we might assume that contextual or latent discourse referents are less likely to be introduced, for we read and interpret in the light of what has gone before — of previous elements in the utterance. | As the poem progresses, we might assume that contextual or latent discourse referents are less likely to be introduced, for we read and interpret in consideration of what has gone before — of previous elements in the utterance. | 0ent |
How many times have hard working men arrived home from work only to find that the house is upside down, furniture completely re arranged and their favourite chair completely out of kilter with the best view of the TV? | How many times have hard working men arrived home from work only to find that the house is upside down, furniture completely re arranged and their favourite chair completely askew with the best view of the TV? | 0ent |
On 9 October, 1957 the atomic pile of No.1 Reactor at Windscale in Cumberland, north west England, began to overheat and part of it caught fire. | On 9 October, 1957 the atomic pile of No.1 Reactor at Windscale in Cumberland, north west England, began to overheat and part of it became engulfed in flames. | 1nent |
Since then, he had returned only when his father was down at the harbour overseeing the refitting of the Russell, staying out all night and sleeping rough, and for the last three days she had not seen him at all. | Since then, he had returned only when his father was down at the harbour overseeing the refitting of the Russell, staying out all night and losing sleep, and for the last three days she had not seen him at all. | 1nent |
Walsh sneered at such suggestions as' traditional left', old hat and boring. | Walsh sneered at such suggestions as' traditional left', old fashioned and trite and boring. | 0ent |
Whereas Johnny made light of everything,’ he has recalled, Keith brooded, rather old maidish in his habits, on art and life in his voluminous notebooks. | Whereas Johnny illuminated everything,’ he has recalled, Keith brooded, rather old maidish in his habits, on art and life in his voluminous notebooks. | 1nent |
Comments such as‘a history of childhood abuse is both hip and horrible, the rock'n'roll statement with knobs on’ do not encourage other men to discuss the issue, nor do they treat this subject with the seriousness it deserves. | Comments such as‘a history of childhood abuse is both hip and horrible, the rock'n'roll statement with buttons sewn on do not encourage other men to discuss the issue, nor do they treat this subject with the seriousness it deserves. | 1nent |
' Come clean, Lucenzo ,' she pleaded. | ' be completely honest, Lucenzo ,' she pleaded. | 0ent |
Galtieri walks free as the generals seek vindication. | Galtieri takes a stroll without disturbance as the generals seek vindication. | 1nent |
For there isn't one name from Northern Ireland among a list of 500 people who have applied for a holiday which promises to be out of this world’. | For there isn't one name from Northern Ireland among a list of 500 people who have applied for a holiday which promises to be of exceptionally high quality. | 0ent |
Maura took in the dirty sugary floor and the loaf of bread now scattered everywhere, the filthy table and the stacks of dirty dishes. | Maura sat on the floor and the loaf of bread now scattered everywhere, the filthy table and the stacks of dirty dishes. | 1nent |
Our mental existences, which are immaterial and have no dimensions, are passing along the Time Dimension with a uniform velocity from the cradle to the grave. | Our mental existences, which are immaterial and have no dimensions, are passing along the Time Dimension with a uniform velocity spanning an entire lifetime. | 0ent |
The Golf is certainly man enough to rub shoulders with some pretty demanding company. | The Golf is certainly man enough to socialize with some pretty demanding company. | 0ent |
Ivor Cutler rubs shoulders with Mike Harding, and Denis Norden shares column space with THE FACE's own David Toop. | Ivor Cutler socializes with Mike Harding, and Denis Norden shares column space with THE FACE's own David Toop. | 0ent |
And third argued Mr Kinnock, they should negotiate entry into the European Exchange Rate Mechanism, and to stop Britain's economic slide in the long run, he told delegates, money had to be invested in training. | And third argued Mr Kinnock, they should negotiate entry into the European Exchange Rate Mechanism, and to stop Britain's economic slide over a long period of time, he told delegates, money had to be invested in training. | 0ent |
The industrialist found a wealthy financier to help him weather the storm which was inevitable. | The industrialist found a wealthy financier to help him predict the coming storm which was inevitable. | 1nent |
Why is it that Eastern peoples acquire languages so easily while we in the West make such heavy weather of it? | Why is it that Eastern peoples acquire languages so easily while we in the West predict bad weather for it? | 1nent |
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