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The report added that the almost total blackout on the issue in the press speaks volumes for the apathy, fear and misguidedness currently existing in this country’. | The report added that the almost total blackout on the issue in the press provides substantial information for the apathy, fear and misguidedness currently existing in this country’. | 0ent |
Off road, where a bunch of still angry Scottish journalists might still feel so angry towards Chrysler that they would push the instructor in the lead vehicle far faster than he might prefer to go, the Wrangler can also hack it. | Off road, where a bunch of still angry Scottish journalists might still feel so angry towards Chrysler that they would push the instructor in the lead vehicle far faster than he might prefer to go, the Wrangler can also complete a task. | 0ent |
At an early age he developed a remarkable memory and could recite long passages from the Scriptures by heart. | At an early age he developed a remarkable memory and could recite long passages from the Scriptures from unaided memory and in full detail. | 0ent |
With him by her side, she could weather any storm. | With him by her side, she could predict the coming storm. | 1nent |
Pat was a big man and grabbed Sean and bundled him over the couch and into the laps of Mrs Kelly and Mrs Quinn who screamed blue murder. | Pat was a big man and grabbed Sean and bundled him over the couch and into the laps of Mrs Kelly and Mrs Quinn who protested loudly. | 0ent |
Because the Troodos ophiolite has been uplifted and eroded, a slice through successive layers of oceanic crust has been exposed, high and dry on the main hillsides of Cyprus. | Because the Troodos ophiolite has been uplifted and eroded, a slice through successive layers of oceanic crust has been exposed, floating in dry air on the main hillsides of Cyprus. | 1nent |
Tom was away with the fairies for a while when he woke up after his surgery. | Tom was out in the woods for a while when he woke up after his surgery. | 1nent |
On the other hand there are, in some people's opinions, sinister overtones of being able to keep tabs on a person's movements, though how that differs from the present system I am not quite sure. | On the other hand there are, in some people's opinions, sinister overtones of being able to watch a person's movements, though how that differs from the present system I am not quite sure. | 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 |
The season is only three months old and yet Leeds, Liverpool, Sheffield Wednesday and Manchester United are yesterday's news. | The season is only three months old and yet Leeds, Liverpool, Sheffield Wednesday and Manchester United are in yesterday's newspaper. | 1nent |
Indeed, the SL's overall economy would have been better still had it not taken an unusually dim view of performance testing, its consumption plunging to just 14.4mpg while at Millbrook. | Indeed, the SL's overall economy would have been better still had it not was unable to clearly see performance testing, its consumption plunging to just 14.4mpg while at Millbrook. | 1nent |
On the face of it, that seems to be in breach of article 6(2) of the European convention on human rights, which states that a person is innocent until proven guilty. | Encountering, that seems to be in breach of article 6(2) of the European convention on human rights, which states that a person is innocent until proven guilty. | 1nent |
Mind you, he'd come home from university one time to see me in bed with flu, glasses and no front teeth, so I guess he was pretty immune to my charmlessness — or was too shortsighted himself to notice. | Mind you, he'd come home from university one time to see me having sex with flu, glasses and no front teeth, so I guess he was pretty immune to my charmlessness — or was too shortsighted himself to notice. | 0ent |
If you cook with gas, make sure that your hob top has a flame failure device which cuts off the supply of gas if the flame goes out. | If you make substantial progress, make sure that your hob top has a flame failure device which cuts off the supply of gas if the flame goes out. | 1nent |
Er there's one of the things in full swing. | Er there's one of the things at a swingset. | 1nent |
They will be much better against Australia, and some new blood will be inevitable. | They will be much better against Australia, and some people newly brought in to a project will be inevitable. | 0ent |
Lonrho's ethics have been publicly queried in the past, so many in Whitehall are galled to see it cast on the side of the angels by its opposition to the Al Fayeds, after they had thwarted Lonrho's own designs on Harrods. | Lonrho's ethics have been publicly queried in the past, so many in Whitehall are galled to see it cast fighting for that which is good by its opposition to the Al Fayeds, after they had thwarted Lonrho's own designs on Harrods. | 0ent |
From this, it appears that cultural efficiency and political freedom do not go hand in hand …. | From this, it appears that cultural efficiency and political freedom do not hold hands …. | 1nent |
First up, Treleaven then hit an imperious five iron pin high to set out his stall. | Firstly, Treleaven then hit an imperious five iron pin high to set out his stall. | 0ent |
It could make or break with vibration or thermal expansion as the machine warmed up. | It could build or destroy with vibration or thermal expansion as the machine warmed up. | 1nent |
Seventeen, eighteen, Lend me your ears, then my sneeze on nineteen, and your slap on twenty.'. | Seventeen, eighteen, help deaf people, then my sneeze on nineteen, and your slap on twenty.'. | 1nent |
It's just one of those things,’ says John, philosophically. | It's just an unfortunate but unavoidable event says John, philosophically. | 0ent |
There can be nothing worse for those employed in any industry than to have their incomes drastically reduced for two years on the trot and then be left twirling their thumbs wondering whether at the end of the next year they will still be in business — whether they can continue to be farmers and produce the food that B... | There can be nothing worse for those employed in any industry than to have their incomes drastically reduced for two years on a horse and then be left twirling their thumbs wondering whether at the end of the next year they will still be in business — whether they can continue to be farmers and produce the food that Br... | 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 |
This is partially true because there are some behaviours that are intact from the word go. | This is partially true because there are some behaviours that are intact from the green light. | 1nent |
There was one certainly in the docks in my time where, er quite a nasty fire in the docks, one of the warehouse buildings there was, was going very well erm a ten, ten or so pump was on, on that job. | There was one certainly under scrutiny in my time where, er quite a nasty fire in the docks, one of the warehouse buildings there was, was going very well erm a ten, ten or so pump was on, on that job. | 1nent |
Gunter flicked his thumb this way and that and grinned like a Cheshire cat. | Gunter flicked his thumb this way and that and not smile. | 1nent |
Back by the regatta, the picnic lunches are in full swing — with typical British stiff upper lip, everyone's eating outdoors and ignoring the less than summery weather. | Back by the regatta, the picnic lunches are at a swingset — with typical British stiff upper lip, everyone's eating outdoors and ignoring the less than summery weather. | 1nent |
I was really pissed off when it was called off at 5.20. | I was really left when it was called off at 5.20. | 0ent |
Obviously we had a few injuries at the start of the season, so hopefully we can go from strength to strength now. | Obviously we had a few injuries at the start of the season, so hopefully we can get stronger now. | 0ent |
It demands, it doesn't come cap in hand asking for favors and groveling its gratitude!’. | It demands, it doesn't come in a humble and respectful manner asking for favors and groveling its gratitude!’. | 0ent |
Much of his hatred and contempt of Bella must have stemmed from her involvement in Johnny's fall from grace. | Much of his hatred and contempt of Bella must have stemmed from her involvement in Johnny's become less graceful. | 1nent |
Oh you'll be, be as right as rain by that time. | Oh you'll be, be as as reliable as rain by that time. | 1nent |
Four months after he was cleared on appeal, David Reed tells Liz Fisher what it was like to be in the dock. | Four months after he was cleared on appeal, David Reed tells Liz Fisher what it was like to be under scrutiny. | 1nent |
She thought the world of him, as he had been brought back specially from Florida by a friend of mine,’ said Karen. | She had a strong affection for him, as he had been brought back specially from Florida by a friend of mine,’ said Karen. | 0ent |
But let me first applaud the coupling: it works like a charm. | But let me first applaud the coupling: it work poorly. | 1nent |
As it was I think we upset a lot of our own supporters, and others in the country, without any real gain in the long run. | As it was I think we upset a lot of our own supporters, and others in the country, without any real gain after a very long time. | 0ent |
Always been a land rover / range rover nut but has seen the light 28/04/01 Hans Heitmann heitmann at intouch.com Cairo Egypt It was difficult to get into the website, but finally I made it. | Always been a land rover / range rover nut but has achieved a new understanding 28/04/01 Hans Heitmann heitmann at intouch.com Cairo Egypt It was difficult to get into the website, but finally I made it. | 0ent |
Mr. Barry Jones: Does the Secretary of State accept that the south Wales coalfield is apprehensive, especially in the light of the 1,500 jobs at the Cynheidre and Marine collieries and the 500 jobs elsewhere that are under review? | Mr. Barry Jones: Does the Secretary of State accept that the south Wales coalfield is apprehensive, especially given the 1,500 jobs at the Cynheidre and Marine collieries and the 500 jobs elsewhere that are under review? | 0ent |
Many people had struggled to adhere to a strict moral code for years (while others had worked hard at least to keep up appearances): some may have felt that their efforts were no longer appreciated. | Many people had struggled to adhere to a strict moral code for years (while others had worked hard at least to pretend that everything be going well): some may have felt that their efforts were no longer appreciated. | 0ent |
Chatterton's a very smart man and he understands small print. | Chatterton's a very smart man and he understands fine print. | 0ent |
On the face of it, however, this does not seem to favour an anti correctionalist position, but rather a redirection of its focus from lower to upper class crime. | At first glance, however, this does not seem to favour an anti correctionalist position, but rather a redirection of its focus from lower to upper class crime. | 0ent |
Other women took one look at them, and went green with envy. | Other women took one look at them, and went envious to the point where it is noticeable to others. | 0ent |
But the Guildford Four were released at just the wrong time, and the government quietly put the scheme on the back burner — indefinitely, it would seem. | But the Guildford Four were released at just the wrong time, and the government quietly put the scheme in the microwave — indefinitely, it would seem. | 1nent |
Out of the blue, I received a phone call from an old, trusted contact. | Unexpectedly, I received a phone call from an old, trusted contact. | 0ent |
Others unashamedly hugged each other as they realised the Government was off the hook, if only for the moment. | Others unashamedly hugged each other as they realised the Government was off the coathook, if only for the moment. | 1nent |
Candidates will have to understand, select, collate and, if necessary, supplement this data in order to write the report in the light of the instructions given. | Candidates will have to understand, select, collate and, if necessary, supplement this data in order to write the report in consideration of the instructions given. | 0ent |
And less than 60 seconds later with the Ballyclare defence at sixes and sevens, McCallan got his hat trick scoring from close range after Cathcart fumbled a McCartney cross. | And less than 60 seconds later with the Ballyclare defence in a state of confusion, McCallan got his hat trick scoring from close range after Cathcart fumbled a McCartney cross. | 0ent |
He found the film boring: tramps sleeping rough on pavements, women with grimy children in bed and breakfast hotels, men in suits pontificating. | He found the film boring: tramps losing sleep on pavements, women with grimy children in bed and breakfast hotels, men in suits pontificating. | 1nent |
He enjoyed cricket, visiting Australia in 1902–3 to watch it, was fluent in French and German, and quoted Shakespeare, Goethe, and other poets at length by heart. | He enjoyed cricket, visiting Australia in 1902–3 to watch it, was fluent in French and German, and quoted Shakespeare, Goethe, and other poets at length from unaided memory and in full detail. | 0ent |
Every hundred pound you spend you just put spend a quid over the top. | Every hundred pound you spend you just put spend a quid excellent. | 1nent |
They were unlikely to be in real danger, the Whistler stalked at night, not in broad daylight, and no vehicle had passed him since he left the coastal road. | They were unlikely to be in real danger, the Whistler stalked at night, not in a well lit room, and no vehicle had passed him since he left the coastal road. | 1nent |
I did do the right thing, didn't I? '. | I did do the turn rightn't I? '. | 1nent |
A 37 year old woman accused of mortgage frauds totalling more than £ 1 million yesterday collapsed twice in the dock as the case got under way. | A 37 year old woman accused of mortgage frauds totalling more than £ 1 million yesterday collapsed twice under close scrutiny as the case got under way. | 0ent |
A man who jumps the queue will acquire a reputation which will damage him in later social contacts. | A man who receives preferential treatment will acquire a reputation which will damage him in later social contacts. | 0ent |
I'll take a powder,’ said Natasha and, picking up what remained of her piece, rose and strolled away. | I'll cover the body with powder said Natasha and, picking up what remained of her piece, rose and strolled away. | 1nent |
Oh naw, not by a long, long chalk. | Oh naw, not with a long stick of chalk. | 1nent |
Cognos' core development work is all done on Sun workstations at its Ottawa R&D centre, and as early as last June a version of PowerHouse 7.0 for SunOs was finished and ready to ship, simply awaiting the executive green light. | Cognos' core development work is all done on Sun workstations at its Ottawa R&D centre, and as early as last June a version of PowerHouse 7.0 for SunOs was finished and ready to ship, simply awaiting the executive permission. | 0ent |
However, at the end of the day, they are subject to the wishes of Parliament. | However, ultimately, they are subject to the wishes of Parliament. | 0ent |
He retorted: He's entitled to his opinion, but I don't share it and It's too premature to talk about anyone being certainties, or anyone being out of the running, especially with this group developing so closely.’. | He retorted: He's entitled to his opinion, but I don't share it and It's too premature to talk about anyone being certainties, or anyone being no longer in a competition, especially with this group developing so closely.’. | 0ent |
The system of utilisation, that is, might be reformed, with a view to improving the welfare of the animals being utilised. | The system of utilisation, that is, might be reformed, with the intention to improving the welfare of the animals being utilised. | 0ent |
Her methods of teaching were rudimentary, to say the least. | Her methods of teaching were rudimentary, so as to be brief and efficient. | 1nent |
He bent down towards Len now and pulled a face at him. | He bent down towards Len now and made a facial expression that shows dislike at him. | 0ent |
I feel would never wish to give up or reject feminism, which I see as an insistence on putting women first, an insistence on women's autonomy and I think that the debates with National Liberation struggles, the debate in the Irish National Liberation struggle has seen the two things as going hand in hand. | I feel would never wish to give up or reject feminism, which I see as an insistence on putting women first, an insistence on women's autonomy and I think that the debates with National Liberation struggles, the debate in the Irish National Liberation struggle has seen the two things as holding hands. | 1nent |
Er face to face sales erm you know from John's conversation with you what we do. | Er in person sales erm you know from John's conversation with you what we do. | 0ent |
A 32 year old manager may be full of vigour, enthusiasm and malleable but a 52 year old manager has been through a couple of recessions, knows the ropes and cap pull a few more rabbits out of the hat. | A 32 year old manager may be full of vigour, enthusiasm and malleable but a 52 year old manager has been through a couple of recessions, knows the ropes and cap amuse them with the trick of pulling rabbits out of a hat. | 1nent |
Vauxcelles refers to some of the painters of the Indépendants of 1910 who were working under the influence of Cézanne as ignorant geometricians, who reduce scenery and the human body to dull cubes’. | Vauxcelles refers to some of the painters of the Indépendants of 1910 who were working under the spell of Cézanne as ignorant geometricians, who reduce scenery and the human body to dull cubes’. | 1nent |
Much of what the latter says about information theory, feedback and signal detection is old hat, but he generously leaves us one or two bones to pick. | Much of what the latter says about information theory, feedback and signal detection is old fashioned and trite, but he generously leaves us one or two bones to pick. | 0ent |
I really support the idea of trying to come up with a plan of action because quite frankly I find that London and England is just so full of talk shops. | I really support the idea of trying to come up with a plan of action because quite frankly I find that London and England is just so full of talk about shopping. | 1nent |
If the rebels were prudent they would hold the line where it is, and take advantage of the peace talks that the American State Department has by steady diplomacy arranged for them in London. | If the rebels were prudent they would hold onto the rope where it is, and take advantage of the peace talks that the American State Department has by steady diplomacy arranged for them in London. | 1nent |
' I know it sounds old hat, but it's for the children. | ' I know it sounds old fashioned and trite, but it's for the children. | 0ent |
Was this then the moment to come clean, he wondered? | Was this then the moment to admit the truth, he wondered? | 0ent |
It's off the record again,’ Tracey explained. | It's not for publication again,’ Tracey explained. | 0ent |
Tit for tat exchanges between the communities of Cairo did not necessarily end just because a man had been killed. | This for that exchanges between the communities of Cairo did not necessarily end just because a man had been killed. | 1nent |
Her mother's maids would have overheard and repeated every last word through the village before the day's end. | Her mother's maids would have overheard and repeated each and every word through the village before the day's end. | 0ent |
I borrowed a hammer from one of the allotment holders and forced an entry to find the raiders had ran amok inside hurling bricks through the wooden huts and smashing window frames,’ he said. | I borrowed a hammer from one of the allotment holders and forced an entry to find the raiders had went on a rampage inside hurling bricks through the wooden huts and smashing window frames,’ he said. | 0ent |
Her kindness broke the ice and as we began to chat I discovered that instead of feeling awkward I was eager to talk to her. | Her kindness started to get to know people to avoid social awkwardness and as we began to chat I discovered that instead of feeling awkward I was eager to talk to her. | 0ent |
The Profumo affair was merely the focus and catalyst for the coming to a head of that revolution in the mood and character of English life which had begun to show itself in the late summer of 1955. | The Profumo affair was merely the focus and catalyst for the popping up of that revolution in the mood and character of English life which had begun to show itself in the late summer of 1955. | 1nent |
But he wasn't going to withdraw tactically this bloody buggering time, no sir, not with brass knobs on …. | But he wasn't going to withdraw tactically this bloody buggering time, no sir, not with buttons sewn on …. | 1nent |
Something on the lines of a direct informal approach … man to man … straight from the shoulder …. | Something on the lines of a direct informal approach … man to man … blunt …. | 0ent |
I was grateful to be let off the hook. | I was grateful to be let relieved of a duty. | 0ent |
If our much smaller, and much more numerous local museums are also to come in from the cold, the only route open to them is the one of providing a stimulating and memorable learning experience. | If our much smaller, and much more numerous local museums are also to gain widespread acceptance in a group, the only route open to them is the one of providing a stimulating and memorable learning experience. | 0ent |
But then the property was not given to her; it was given on the face of it to the trustee. | But then the property was not given to her; it was given at first glance to the trustee. | 0ent |
He wanted to make sure he knew who'd been the problem and wouldn't let me off the hook. | He wanted to make sure he knew who'd been the problem and wouldn't let me off the coathook. | 1nent |
The German market took a mini dive of 12 points but the Paris Bourse was fairly firm. | The German market dived into a pool of 12 points but the Paris Bourse was fairly firm. | 1nent |
The man he wouldn't have a use for is now lending a hand.’. | The man he wouldn't have a use for is now shaking hands. | 1nent |
Instead, it was minor but repeated acts of indiscipline, such as pupils talking out of turn or hindering the work of the class, which teachers found wearing. | Instead, it was minor but repeated acts of indiscipline, such as pupils making a remark when it is inappropriate or hindering the work of the class, which teachers found wearing. | 0ent |
They would take turns in whacking the wedge, or piggie, into the no man's land between them. | They would take turns in whacking the wedge, or piggie, into the a land that no one want to buy between them. | 1nent |
And pause like someone coming out of a wood. | And pause like someone coming out of lumber. | 1nent |
It had been granted grudgingly and she knew she was on thin ice as far as her superiors were concerned. | It had been granted grudgingly and she knew she was bravely as far as her superiors were concerned. | 1nent |
You seem to have changed your tune since yesterday, Bragg.’. | You seem to have played a new song since yesterday, Bragg.’. | 1nent |
He is in exactly the right job: streets ahead of most others in the UK in his number crunching agility —‘in the country's top 5 per cent, at least ’, Bloch says — and unbelievably good’ at critical reasoning, with a score of 90. | He is in exactly the right job: far superior of most others in the UK in his number crunching agility —‘in the country's top 5 per cent, at least ’, Bloch says — and unbelievably good’ at critical reasoning, with a score of 90. | 0ent |
The Quad X has six separate effects loops, which at first glance may seem a little over the top, but in reality is not such a bad idea. | The Quad X has six separate effects loops, which at first glance may seem a little outrageous, but in reality is not such a bad idea. | 0ent |
I also knew that, when challenged, Niki would rise to the occasion. | I also knew that, when challenged, Niki would perform well in response to a special situation. | 0ent |
I find that with our local, but well twist their arm. | I find that with our local, but well agonize you. | 1nent |
From the word go the crowd (badly dressed, smelly, blank faced and radiating tragedy) greeted the bands with abuse and bottles of cider which they had feverishly pissed in. | From the outset the crowd (badly dressed, smelly, blank faced and radiating tragedy) greeted the bands with abuse and bottles of cider which they had feverishly pissed in. | 0ent |
The end result was that Tooheys won the day, with most of the drinkers still under the limit after an hour's soaking. | The end result was that Tooheys gain complete victory, with most of the drinkers still under the limit after an hour's soaking. | 0ent |
The comparatively puny damages of £ 1,000 (the cost of a dozen bottles of champagne at the expensive nightclub where the affair had begun) and the public ridicule suffered by all parties may serve to remind editors of the wisdom of the adage that " dog does not eat dog in Fleet Street ". | The comparatively puny damages of £ 1,000 (the cost of a dozen bottles of champagne at the expensive nightclub where the affair had begun) and the public ridicule suffered by all parties may serve to remind editors of the wisdom of the adage that " cannibalism in Fleet Street ". | 1nent |
It is space to be ’, when you gather up everything that crosses the threshold of your life and where it is interpreted in the light of your walk with God. | It is space to be ’, when you gather up everything that crosses the threshold of your life and where it is interpreted given your walk with God. | 0ent |
Porterfield, who was sacked by Aberdeen in 1988 after two years in charge, went to work yesterday morning unaware of the behind the scenes activity and took a full training session before learning that his 20 month reign was over. | Porterfield, who was sacked by Aberdeen in 1988 after two years in charge, went to work yesterday morning unaware of the behind the scenery and stage area activity and took a full training session before learning that his 20 month reign was over. | 0ent |
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