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Barlaston had most of the pressure in the second half but the opposition always looked dangerous on the break with both sides making light of the heavy weather conditions and playing some attractive football. | Barlaston had most of the pressure in the second half but the opposition always looked dangerous on the break with both sides illuminating the heavy weather conditions and playing some attractive football. | 1nent |
Most of them would never set eyes on the place and few felt any loyalty towards it. | Most of them would never see the place and few felt any loyalty towards it. | 0ent |
DeeScribe Dundee Legend United Kingdom 698 Posts Posted 15 October 2006 : 12:15:56 Yes, think we were all in the same boat yesterday. | DeeScribe Dundee Legend United Kingdom 698 Posts Posted 15 October 2006 : 12:15:56 Yes, think we were all in the same situation yesterday. | 0ent |
Very soon the interest in the totality and, by the same token, the question regarding the all embracing becoming and the resulting being begin to particularize themselves in accord with the general forms and regions of being. | Very soon the interest in the totality and, for the price of one ticket, the question regarding the all embracing becoming and the resulting being begin to particularize themselves in accord with the general forms and regions of being. | 1nent |
Several job offers were pushed Mr Badillo's way before his defection; now Mr Dinkins's supporters are busy making light of it. | Several job offers were pushed Mr Badillo's way before his defection; now Mr Dinkins's supporters are busy illuminating it. | 1nent |
THE man accused of trying to batter Coast to Coast walker Josephine Chandler to death walked free yesterday. | THE man accused of trying to batter Coast to Coast walker Josephine Chandler to death took a stroll without disturbance yesterday. | 1nent |
One's always in the dock and being questioned, isn't one? | One's always under scrutiny and being questioned, isn't one? | 0ent |
The talks came to grief after the separatists insisted that the government, or perhaps the ruling Socialist party, should publicly acknowledge that its representatives had agreed to negotiate with ETA on the Basque country's political future. | The talks expressed condolences after the separatists insisted that the government, or perhaps the ruling Socialist party, should publicly acknowledge that its representatives had agreed to negotiate with ETA on the Basque country's political future. | 1nent |
I searched high and low for my lighter but couldn't find it. | I searched at the top and bottom for my lighter but couldn't find it. | 1nent |
A large number of arguments are at cross purposes because one or other (or both) sides is interpreting incorrectly the position of the other side. | A large number of arguments are with different aims from one another because one or other (or both) sides is interpreting incorrectly the position of the other side. | 0ent |
Stuart Taylor was lucky enough to be on RF325 as it took its last bow. | Stuart Taylor was lucky enough to be on RF325 as it apologized. | 1nent |
It's one of those things that we think lies dormant, and can flare up if the patient has been under strain or run down. | It's an unfortunate but unavoidable event that we think lies dormant, and can flare up if the patient has been under strain or run down. | 0ent |
Austerity should thus always be beneficial for solvency in the long run, even if the debt / GDP ratio deteriorates in the short run. | Austerity should thus always be beneficial for solvency over a long period of time, even if the debt / GDP ratio deteriorates in the short run. | 0ent |
For the next four years, it was the suburban conquerors of southern Britain, not the decaying and dispirited north and west, who would pay the piper and call the tune. | For the next four years, it was the suburban conquerors of southern Britain, not the decaying and dispirited north and west, who would bear the consequences of an action and call the tune. | 0ent |
This predicament arises out of the demise of consciousness, when only consciousness, understood in a traditional way, can bring us face to face with, and hence give us any grasp on, the qualitative, as opposed to relational, properties. | This predicament arises out of the demise of consciousness, when only consciousness, understood in a traditional way, can bring us in person with, and hence give us any grasp on, the qualitative, as opposed to relational, properties. | 0ent |
For Arsenal, on the other hand, it seemed to be the night which confirmed their fall from grace as the Premier League's early season favourites. | For Arsenal, on the other hand, it seemed to be the night which confirmed their become less graceful as the Premier League's early season favourites. | 1nent |
Poor Ryan, he had had a heart of gold. | Poor Ryan, he had had a kindhearted attitude. | 0ent |
A large band played faultlessly behind the heroes, the hits just kept on coming, and Johnny Cash stole the show with some country harmonica on an encore of Orange Blossom Special that huffed and puffed like a steam engine on a frosty morning. | A large band played faultlessly behind the heroes, the hits just kept on coming, and Johnny Cash act unethically with some country harmonica on an encore of Orange Blossom Special that huffed and puffed like a steam engine on a frosty morning. | 1nent |
But companies that are willing to take the time to lay this solid foundation will gain the edge in the long run. | But companies that are willing to take the time to lay this solid foundation will gain the edge over a long period of time. | 0ent |
Is it not more plausible that the minuet was all along danced both fast and slow and everywhere in between, that it was played faster or slower, according to the tune that is played, which the dancer is obliged to follow’? | Is it not more plausible that the minuet was for the entire time danced both fast and slow and everywhere in between, that it was played faster or slower, according to the tune that is played, which the dancer is obliged to follow’? | 0ent |
Well, she wasn't going to let him off the hook that easily. | Well, she wasn't going to let him relieved of a duty that easily. | 0ent |
Later this year, in Prague, NATO's leaders may also give the green light to the next group of new members. | Later this year, in Prague, NATO's leaders may also give the permission to the next group of new members. | 0ent |
So erm yes I think everybody's very very disappointed as I think we probably heard with Paul Simpson because United certainly in my books, played some of the best football I've seen them play since they've been back in the second division in the erm first half, but really did let things slip away a little bit in the se... | So erm yes I think everybody's very very disappointed as I think we probably heard with Paul Simpson because United certainly in my autobiography, played some of the best football I've seen them play since they've been back in the second division in the erm first half, but really did let things slip away a little bit i... | 1nent |
Duncan had left Myeloski propping up the bar, drinking his customary vodka and Budweiser chaser. | Duncan had left Myeloski raising the standard, drinking his customary vodka and Budweiser chaser. | 1nent |
Between two of these villages, off the beaten track, lay an old farmhouse, part ruined by fire, but with one wing still furnished and habitable, in a shallow valley and approached by a single track. | Between two of these villages, somewhere where few people go, lay an old farmhouse, part ruined by fire, but with one wing still furnished and habitable, in a shallow valley and approached by a single track. | 0ent |
If you've just moved to a new area a good way to break the ice for you and your child is a parent and toddler group. | If you've just moved to a new area a good way to start to get to know people to avoid social awkwardness for you and your child is a parent and toddler group. | 0ent |
Most impressive was a demonstration of real time speech to text, where Digital Equipment Corp's chief tempted fate by getting the machine to translate a few words. | Most impressive was a demonstration of real time speech to text, where Digital Equipment Corp's chief tempted the woman by getting the machine to translate a few words. | 1nent |
And, as we have seen, on the face of it things have moved on a little in the direction that the British would wish. | And, as we have seen, at first glance things have moved on a little in the direction that the British would wish. | 0ent |
He was going to tell his mother and sister on the Friday and, to break the ice, we decided to go to the Fire Festival on Saturday; he was to pick me up here at eight and we were going together.’. | He was going to tell his mother and sister on the Friday and, to start to get to know people to avoid social awkwardness, we decided to go to the Fire Festival on Saturday; he was to pick me up here at eight and we were going together.’. | 0ent |
The British Antarctic Survey has a supply base at Port Stanley and most of their personnel fly into Port Stanley before going south to Rothera by ship or by Dash 7, the British Antarctic Survey plane. | The British Antarctic Survey has a supply base at Port Stanley and most of their personnel fly into Port Stanley before becoming worse to Rothera by ship or by Dash 7, the British Antarctic Survey plane. | 1nent |
For kids, the chance to have an organised rough and tumble is what keeps them going. | For kids, the chance to have an organised rough activity is what keeps them going. | 0ent |
Stuart said the girl must have been leading Oliver on and being provocative, I said she was probably shy and terrified by these advances from her teacher, until we both realised neither of us had set eyes on the girl or knew what had happened. | Stuart said the girl must have been leading Oliver on and being provocative, I said she was probably shy and terrified by these advances from her teacher, until we both realised neither of us had see the girl or knew what had happened. | 0ent |
Nor have there been any informal jolly gatherings when the daily toil of pressing the flesh is over: Mr Kinnock wandering back among the press party, glass of whisky in hand, letting his (metaphorical) hair down a little, tipping us just the hint of a wink that this is all just a great game. | Nor have there been any informal jolly gatherings when the daily toil of having sex with someone is over: Mr Kinnock wandering back among the press party, glass of whisky in hand, letting his (metaphorical) hair down a little, tipping us just the hint of a wink that this is all just a great game. | 1nent |
Mr Major won the day but he still has a problem. | Mr Major gain complete victory but he still has a problem. | 0ent |
By the same token, bearing in mind that the salary level at which the tax bit was £ 5,000 a year, it will put the travel facilities attached to their employment out of the reach of many airline and rail employees. | For the price of one ticket, bearing in mind that the salary level at which the tax bit was £ 5,000 a year, it will put the travel facilities attached to their employment out of the reach of many airline and rail employees. | 1nent |
The only secret she had with Travis was about Rosemary, but, since Naylor had never heard of Rosemary, he couldn't have sensed that Travis had lost his heart to her neighbour, could he? | The only secret she had with Travis was about Rosemary, but, since Naylor had never heard of Rosemary, he couldn't have sensed that Travis had had heart failure to her neighbour, could he? | 1nent |
Then she popped 'em on in Haddenham And didn't feel too bad in 'em: She felt in 'em, in Cheltenham, Just as right as rain. | Then she popped 'em on in Haddenham And didn't feel too bad in 'em: She felt in 'em, in Cheltenham, Just as as reliable as rain. | 1nent |
Even the DGSE might have baulked at letting them drown or shooting them in cold blood. | Even the DGSE might have baulked at letting them drown or shooting them in a ruthless manner. | 0ent |
For the next four years, it was the suburban conquerors of southern Britain, not the decaying and dispirited north and west, who would pay the piper and call the tune. | For the next four years, it was the suburban conquerors of southern Britain, not the decaying and dispirited north and west, who would pay the piper and sing the song. | 1nent |
Just as the adventurers are making (or breaking) camp, a thin mist drifts across their camp site, chilling everybody to the bone. | Just as the adventurers are making (or breaking) camp, a thin mist drifts across their camp site, chilling everybody completely. | 0ent |
' Out of this world' — usually used to describe rallies of high quality. | ' wonderful' — usually used to describe rallies of high quality. | 0ent |
And there they'd be chatting across to one another or come to each others' doors and h you know pass time of day having a little chat about one thing and another. | And there they'd be chatting across to one another or come to each others' doors and h you know tell the time having a little chat about one thing and another. | 1nent |
He took an unconcerned mouthful of his whisky and rolled it in his mouth as he smiled and told her ,' Alas, you see, your brother and I have crossed swords again.'. | He took an unconcerned mouthful of his whisky and rolled it in his mouth as he smiled and told her ,' Alas, you see, your brother and I have quarrel again.'. | 0ent |
Because he will have to leave early to join up again with Australia, he feels he owes us runs from the word go. | Because he will have to leave early to join up again with Australia, he feels he owes us runs from the green light. | 1nent |
There is no point in arguing who cast the first stone or threw the first bomb, destroying a church hall or a GAA club. | There is no point in arguing who to stand out or threw the first bomb, destroying a church hall or a GAA club. | 1nent |
The Zosers rubbed shoulders with men with a hundred times their income. | The Zosers socialized with men with a hundred times their income. | 0ent |
Whatever system we are discussing, it is neither necessary nor helpful to subscribe to conspiracy theories of the behind the scenes influence exercised by civil servants. | Whatever system we are discussing, it is neither necessary nor helpful to subscribe to conspiracy theories of the secretly influence exercised by civil servants. | 0ent |
I believe that the inspiring and the enlisting of the active citizen in all walks of life is the key.’. | I believe that the inspiring and the enlisting of the active citizen in all occuption, role, social class, or lifestyle is the key.’. | 0ent |
This bacterium can be found in the shin lesions and has the appearance of a safety pin when visualized under the microscope. | This bacterium can be found in the shin lesions and has the appearance of a safety pin when visualized under close scrutiny. | 1nent |
It cannot be silly to try something that has worked for thousands of others in the same boat as yourself. | It cannot be silly to try something that has worked for thousands of others in the same situation as yourself. | 0ent |
They realized what I was going to bring to the table. | They realized what I was going to contribute. | 0ent |
But the old soldier had the last laugh. | But the old soldier was the last to laugh at a joke. | 1nent |
The internal power struggle over constitutional and economic reform within Slovakia's ruling Public Against Violence (VPN or PAV) came to a head on March 6 when the Prime Minister, Vladimir Meciar, announced the formation of a separate minority faction, to be known as Platform for a Democratic Slovakia. | The internal power struggle over constitutional and economic reform within Slovakia's ruling Public Against Violence (VPN or PAV) popped up on March 6 when the Prime Minister, Vladimir Meciar, announced the formation of a separate minority faction, to be known as Platform for a Democratic Slovakia. | 1nent |
So it was a stroke of luck when a friend scrapping an old Volvo car gave him a complete system to fit to his tractor. | So it was a instance of unexpected good luck when a friend scrapping an old Volvo car gave him a complete system to fit to his tractor. | 0ent |
And they argue that half the night, and then er your thing will go through on the nod, if you get it in before t half past nine when they er standing order say the council meeting closes. | And they argue that half the night, and then er your thing will go through on the top of the head, if you get it in before t half past nine when they er standing order say the council meeting closes. | 1nent |
The Cult only ever had one truly great riff of their own —‘She Sells Sanctuary’— but on Electric’ and Sonic Temple’they at least had the intelligence to plunder the repertoires of The Stones and Zeppelin, here, they sound like they've been dipping into a library of unreleased Uriah Heep doodlings … uninspired, to say t... | The Cult only ever had one truly great riff of their own —‘She Sells Sanctuary’— but on Electric’ and Sonic Temple’they at least had the intelligence to plunder the repertoires of The Stones and Zeppelin, here, they sound like they've been dipping into a library of unreleased Uriah Heep doodlings … uninspired, so as to... | 1nent |
The publication by Lobachevsky in 1829 of a consistent (non Euclidean) geometry, in which Euclid's parallel postulate is denied, should perhaps have turned mathematicians' attention back to a study of axioms, especially as it had long been appreciated that Euclid's use of the axiomatic method was, to say the least, inc... | The publication by Lobachevsky in 1829 of a consistent (non Euclidean) geometry, in which Euclid's parallel postulate is denied, should perhaps have turned mathematicians' attention back to a study of axioms, especially as it had long been appreciated that Euclid's use of the axiomatic method was, so as to be brief and... | 1nent |
The unfortunate Mr Henman concluded cautiously, If, in the final analysis, it turns out that the qualifications were deficient … ’ then it would be a matter of hindsight’. | The unfortunate Mr Henman concluded cautiously, If, in the last page of the report, it turns out that the qualifications were deficient … ’ then it would be a matter of hindsight’. | 1nent |
The man found in possession of her stolen cheque book and card has been allowed to walk free from court. | The man found in possession of her stolen cheque book and card has been allowed to go unpunished from court. | 0ent |
But I've been reading an interview in Groundswell where Johnny Boy says that he's misunderstood and really he's got a heart of gold.’. | But I've been reading an interview in Groundswell where Johnny Boy says that he's misunderstood and really he's got a kindhearted attitude. | 0ent |
What d'you mean?' — and ran hell for leather after him. | What d'you mean?' — and ran as fast as possible after him. | 0ent |
ALTHOUGH set in 1914, Jennifer Johnston's How Many Miles to Babylon?’ carries in it notes that still strike a chord today. | ALTHOUGH set in 1914, Jennifer Johnston's How Many Miles to Babylon?’ carries in it notes that still elicit a significant reaction today. | 0ent |
The Macari honeymoon period is in full swing and there's a determination and self belief about the players which hasn't been visible for some time. | The Macari honeymoon period is at a swingset and there's a determination and self belief about the players which hasn't been visible for some time. | 1nent |
The effect of these personal remarks spoken in Creole is thus rather like that of the " jocular " refusals; potentially insulting on the face of it, but in fact treated by all participants as not serious and non threatening. | The effect of these personal remarks spoken in Creole is thus rather like that of the " jocular " refusals; potentially insulting at first glance, but in fact treated by all participants as not serious and non threatening. | 0ent |
In London in January I lose my heart. | In London in January I have heart failure. | 1nent |
Distraught Vicky and Stephen Harper were in court to see 21 year old David Harper — who dated both sisters — walk free. | Distraught Vicky and Stephen Harper were in court to see 21 year old David Harper — who dated both sisters — take a stroll without disturbance. | 1nent |
In such ways, fashion and triviality can go hand in hand. | In such ways, fashion and triviality can hold hands. | 1nent |
Alan Hutchison reports on the behind the scenes organisation for yesterday's visit to Edinburgh by Prince Charles. | Alan Hutchison reports on the secretly organisation for yesterday's visit to Edinburgh by Prince Charles. | 0ent |
Oh, no doubt about it, in nineteen seventy two, seventy one seventy two we, we went out on a limb really with that, erm when all other Fire Brigades were using telephone systems, the Suffolk and Ipswich Fire Service went out and did that. | Oh, no doubt about it, in nineteen seventy two, seventy one seventy two we, we went out onto a tree branch really with that, erm when all other Fire Brigades were using telephone systems, the Suffolk and Ipswich Fire Service went out and did that. | 1nent |
On the face of it it looks very much as though this is erm very little social justice. | At first glance it looks very much as though this is erm very little social justice. | 0ent |
But behind the scenes there has to be an American fastidiousness and attention to detail. | But secretly there has to be an American fastidiousness and attention to detail. | 0ent |
Mr Justice Roch said that because the defendant was deaf and had a speech disability a social worker, Jill Hughes, would sit in the dock and translate. | Mr Justice Roch said that because the defendant was deaf and had a speech disability a social worker, Jill Hughes, would sit under scrutiny and translate. | 0ent |
Of course, these are the official statistics — there are no official figures on those sleeping rough, squatting, staying with friends, etc. | Of course, these are the official statistics — there are no official figures on those losing sleep, squatting, staying with friends, etc. | 1nent |
In the opening sequence the Poet is so concerned with the Friend and his future existence that he seems to write himself out of the picture. | In the opening sequence the Poet is so concerned with the Friend and his future existence that he seems to write himself away from participating in the matter under consideration. | 0ent |
After that she would make her way back to her aunt, her mission a failure, because she now knew that in no way would Silas be persuaded to go cap in hand to Bertha. | After that she would make her way back to her aunt, her mission a failure, because she now knew that in no way would Silas be persuaded to go without wearing a hat to Bertha. | 1nent |
The Taligent offering is a 32 bit operating environment being built from scratch around a new object model. | The Taligent offering is a 32 bit operating environment being built from the beginning around a new object model. | 0ent |
They should have flown north in March, but perhaps they weren't paying attention when the others left, maybe deep in conversation or looking the other way. | They should have flown north in March, but perhaps they weren't paying attention when the others left, maybe deep in conversation or turning a blind eye. | 0ent |
Four fences out, Llewellyn made his move, and from the next it was merely a question of whether Party Politics could hold on or whether Romany King could peg him back. | Four fences out, Llewellyn stood still, and from the next it was merely a question of whether Party Politics could hold on or whether Romany King could peg him back. | 1nent |
" Well, we've relieved you, eh? " said the General to the Collector, trying to break the ice. | " Well, we've relieved you, eh? " said the General to the Collector, trying to make icecubes. | 1nent |
BA sues Virgin in tit for tat libel battle. | BA sues Virgin in this for that libel battle. | 1nent |
Behind the scenes Pilger, still fuming from the Kennedy Hotel showdown, was working separately. | Behind the scenery and stage area Pilger, still fuming from the Kennedy Hotel showdown, was working separately. | 0ent |
Macaulay Culkin is wonderful — I like him a lot — but I did get frightened at the bit when he slipped over on the ice and the bad men caught up with him. | Macaulay Culkin is wonderful — I like him a lot — but I did get frightened at the bit when he slipped over at risk and the bad men caught up with him. | 1nent |
I'm sure that once in a while we can be in the same kitchen without explosions occurring, don't you agree? | I'm sure that sometimes we can be in the same kitchen without explosions occurring, don't you agree? | 0ent |
Clive, who is an active CPRW member, felt it was vital that environmental groups took a very tough line with the industry right from the word go. | Clive, who is an active CPRW member, felt it was vital that environmental groups took a very tough line with the industry right from the outset. | 0ent |
They've won six matches on the trot since their victory at Blaina and could get even better. | They've won six matches in succession since their victory at Blaina and could get even better. | 0ent |
This one wanted to do my work, but when he started telling me that personally he was against all pet shops and would like to see them closed we didn't exactly see eye to eye. | This one wanted to do my work, but when he started telling me that personally he was against all pet shops and would like to see them closed we didn't exactly have similar views. | 0ent |
After what he'd said she didn't dare turn the key in the lock, but she made short work of undressing. | After what he'd said she didn't dare turn the key in the lock, but she maked easier undressing. | 0ent |
Passing the p time of day about th things in general you know. | Telling the time about th things in general you know. | 1nent |
I'm not saying we're over the moon, but it's a good move.’. | I'm not saying we're delighted, but it's a good move.’. | 0ent |
But in the final analysis it is a question of political history, which only the political historians can resolve. | But after considering all aspects it is a question of political history, which only the political historians can resolve. | 0ent |
By the same token, if your equipment is small pieces of equipment then you would not have the facility to do a large volume of meals. | In a similar manner, if your equipment is small pieces of equipment then you would not have the facility to do a large volume of meals. | 0ent |
In this case, it seems that the DoE will decide behind closed doors. | In this case, it seems that the DoE will decide secretly. | 0ent |
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 in the last page of the report the disruption of authority in industry should be regarded as being so critical. | 1nent |
Her biological machinery was in full swing.’. | Her biological machinery was at a swingset. | 1nent |
You could have, after all, been stranded with someone you'd never set eyes on — someone who wasn't the least bit hospitable. | You could have, after all, been stranded with someone you'd never see — someone who wasn't the least bit hospitable. | 0ent |
The Guardian of Jan. 12 assessed that Gorbachev was " trying to buy time, in the hope that once the principle of secession has been established Lithuanians will think seriously about the political and economic implications ". | The Guardian of Jan. 12 assessed that Gorbachev was " trying to cause a delay to achieve something else, in the hope that once the principle of secession has been established Lithuanians will think seriously about the political and economic implications ". | 0ent |
Matthew grew up in a family atmosphere of sweetness and light. | Matthew grew up in a family atmosphere of sugary and nutritionally void food. | 1nent |
She said housing policies in local authorities varied enormously, with some cutting their legal responsibility to the bone’. | She said housing policies in local authorities varied enormously, with some cutting their legal responsibility completely. | 0ent |
On the face of it gross profit rates showed a steady decline over the 1960s and a dramatic fall between 1970 and 1975 from 23 per cent to 13 percent; if capital consumption is taken into account the fall was from 17 to 4 per cent. | At first glance gross profit rates showed a steady decline over the 1960s and a dramatic fall between 1970 and 1975 from 23 per cent to 13 percent; if capital consumption is taken into account the fall was from 17 to 4 per cent. | 0ent |
Both single people and married couples may feel a sense of frustration as the years in which they had planned to be more free to go out and about, and less restricted financially, are circumscribed by the demands of caring. | Both single people and married couples may feel a sense of frustration as the years in which they had planned to be more free to go traveling around, and less restricted financially, are circumscribed by the demands of caring. | 0ent |
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