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THE gentlemanly art of boxing has clouted so many expressions into common usage that it might be time to throw in the towel’. | THE gentlemanly art of boxing has clouted so many expressions into common usage that it might be time to quit. | 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angered at the recent press coverage of Mr Clarke, strongly backed him and urged their colleagues to end their damaging not for publication attacks.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 |
Labourers were found in the docks, railways, factories and domestic spheres, many of them employed on a casual basis. | Labourers were found under scrutiny, railways, factories and domestic spheres, many of them employed on a casual basis. | 1nent |
Eddy himself lives in Oxford, and this morning he told me that the final piece of his Formula One jigsaw fell into place recently with a major sponsorship deal from soft drink manufacturers, Seven Up. | Eddy himself lives in Oxford, and this morning he told me that the final piece of his Formula One jigsaw sat down recently with a major sponsorship deal from soft drink manufacturers, Seven Up. | 1nent |
Telling the whole truth about the Ayr salmon, rather than letting me off the hook, only improved the tale. | Telling the whole truth about the Ayr salmon, rather than letting me off the coathook, only improved the tale. | 1nent |
This should not be put on a back burner. | This should not be put in the microwave. | 1nent |
Education boss's nosh up takes biscuit. | Education boss's nosh up eats the last biscuit. | 1nent |
Erm What about 3485, remember, off the hook. | Erm What about 3485, remember, off the coathook. | 1nent |
His creator had fashioned him from clockwork and set him to go through the motions of living without giving him the actual breath of life. | His creator had fashioned him from clockwork and set him to do things in a perfunctory way of living without giving him the actual breath of life. | 0ent |
He was on the run for forty three days, sheltering for part of the time in a cornfield, being fed occasionally by sympathetic French farmers, but was hunted down and sent to captivity in Belgium. | He was fleeing for forty three days, sheltering for part of the time in a cornfield, being fed occasionally by sympathetic French farmers, but was hunted down and sent to captivity in Belgium. | 0ent |
The process is technically demanding and time consuming, to say the least, and puts WABI behind the eight ball as far as staying current with Windows development, a situation Microsoft is likely to exploit. | The process is technically demanding and time consuming, so as to be brief and efficient, and puts WABI behind the eight ball as far as staying current with Windows development, a situation Microsoft is likely to exploit. | 1nent |
The experiment that Dr Himes and Dr Jelley seem to acknowledge as a potential make or break is one being planned by another Oxford physicist, David Wark, who will use a particularly well understood and trusted magnetic spectrometer at Britain's national physical laboratory. | The experiment that Dr Himes and Dr Jelley seem to acknowledge as a potential build or destroy is one being planned by another Oxford physicist, David Wark, who will use a particularly well understood and trusted magnetic spectrometer at Britain's national physical laboratory. | 1nent |
They will go down a storm with my business partners. | They will proceed regradlessly with my business partners. | 1nent |
In the end I suppose you'll get everything, which is what you wanted all along really but haven't dared to say it. | In the end I suppose you'll get everything, which is what you wanted from the very beginning really but haven't dared to say it. | 0ent |
He finds time for them, always being prepared to lend a sympathetic ear or give some friendly confidential advice. | He finds time for them, always being prepared to help deaf people or give some friendly confidential advice. | 1nent |
If I were to get C C D or C C E or C D D I'd be fucking over the moon, fourteen points I'd be well happy with. | If I were to get C C D or C C E or C D D I'd be fucking delighted, fourteen points I'd be well happy with. | 0ent |
It's obvious that refs and players still need to have this law more clearly defined — that indirect free kick was, in my book, a travesty. | It's obvious that refs and players still need to have this law more clearly defined — that indirect free kick was, in my autobiography, a travesty. | 1nent |
But when the Daily Mirror uncovered startling evidence of a shocking cocaine racket on the Queen's doorstep we almost ended up in the dock ourselves. | But when the Daily Mirror uncovered startling evidence of a shocking cocaine racket on the Queen's doorstep we almost ended up under close scrutiny ourselves. | 0ent |
At the same time, most people's daily lives and face to face contacts remain relatively limited to small scale localities. | At the same time, most people's daily lives and in person contacts remain relatively limited to small scale localities. | 0ent |
I was determined not to let Alec off the hook. | I was determined not to let Alec off the coathook. | 1nent |
The civil servant who came in from the cold Richard Beddard 17.05.06 The Private Finance Initiative, privatisation and efficiency: Trevor Woolley, financial director of the MoD, says like any good organisation, his department is focusing on its core business. | The civil servant who gained widespread acceptance in a group Richard Beddard 17.05.06 The Private Finance Initiative, privatisation and efficiency: Trevor Woolley, financial director of the MoD, says like any good organisation, his department is focusing on its core business. | 0ent |
Gallacher had a running vendetta with a famous English referee, Bert Fogg, which came to a head on New Year's Eve 1927. | Gallacher had a running vendetta with a famous English referee, Bert Fogg, which popped up on New Year's Eve 1927. | 1nent |
AN Iranian diplomat has been ordered to leave Britain in a tit for tat expulsion after British envoy Geoffrey Brammer was sent back from Tehran. | AN Iranian diplomat has been ordered to leave Britain in a this for that expulsion after British envoy Geoffrey Brammer was sent back from Tehran. | 1nent |
He was a strong churchman and after seeing two or three patients on a Sunday morning would go without fail to St George's United Free church, where he was a senior elder. | He was a strong churchman and after seeing two or three patients on a Sunday morning would go inevitably to St George's United Free church, where he was a senior elder. | 0ent |
(c) To save life and limb or serious damage to property (s.17(1) (e)). | (c) To save existence and all bodily faculties or serious damage to property (s.17(1) (e)). | 0ent |
The kettle out of tin can makers of Accra, the barefoot engineers of Bombay, and the hawkers of everything under the sun of Jakarta were showing flexibility and perhaps even salvation for the Third World poor. | The kettle out of tin can makers of Accra, the barefoot engineers of Bombay, and the hawkers of everything that makes you warm of Jakarta were showing flexibility and perhaps even salvation for the Third World poor. | 1nent |
The NHS picks up the tab,’ he says. | The NHS accepts the bill and pay it he says. | 0ent |
It is only when you stop scanning the horizon for monumental shapes that you realise they have been looming unnoticed in the foreground all along. | It is only when you stop scanning the horizon for monumental shapes that you realise they have been looming unnoticed in the foreground for the entire time. | 0ent |
By the same token, revisionist work has tended to play down the extent to which the intelligentsia set the goals and moulded the aspirations of peasants and workers. | For the price of one ticket, revisionist work has tended to play down the extent to which the intelligentsia set the goals and moulded the aspirations of peasants and workers. | 1nent |
People were making comments about Carlos when he came on because he carries a lot of weight and in the shirt he probably looks overweight, but he is quite trim, " he reflected.". | People were making comments about Carlos when he came on because he is important and in the shirt he probably looks overweight, but he is quite trim, " he reflected.". | 1nent |
WASHINGTON (AP)— President Bush, making light of surgery to remove a cyst from his right middle finger, said it was no federal case’ and promised to show off his scar afterward. | WASHINGTON (AP)— President Bush, illuminating surgery to remove a cyst from his right middle finger, said it was no federal case’ and promised to show off his scar afterward. | 1nent |
All in a day's work for the hundreds of people involved in the various stages — but there is perhaps only one who will have witnessed everything that has happened. | All work that be done in a single day for the hundreds of people involved in the various stages — but there is perhaps only one who will have witnessed everything that has happened. | 1nent |
That tasted bitter, thought Hotspur, watching Hussey swallow it down perforce, for on the face of it it was reasonable, and minor lordlings from the fringes of Wales do not argue with the prince of Wales. | That tasted bitter, thought Hotspur, watching Hussey swallow it down perforce, for Encountering it was reasonable, and minor lordlings from the fringes of Wales do not argue with the prince of Wales. | 1nent |
When you were finally given this flat in February this year, you must have been over the moon. | When you were finally given this flat in February this year, you must have been delighted. | 0ent |
He was out cold, his body a dead weight on hers, his face buried in the tangled skeins of her long hair. | He was entirely unconscious, his body a dead weight on hers, his face buried in the tangled skeins of her long hair. | 0ent |
Bored, I ran away from Downside when I was sixteen and spent two days in Paris, sleeping rough, before hitch hiking home. | Bored, I ran away from Downside when I was sixteen and spent two days in Paris, sleep outdoors, before hitch hiking home. | 0ent |
With difficulty, though, she hid her ire — and it seemed a good idea then to reply to this high and mighty man with what he all too clearly wanted to hear. | With difficulty, though, she hid her ire — and it seemed a good idea then to reply to this masculine man with what he all too clearly wanted to hear. | 1nent |
Finally, add extra sparkle by serving up the Christmas spirit with bobbing snowmen and fir tree shaped ice cubes — they'll certainly break the ice at parties! | Finally, add extra sparkle by serving up the Christmas spirit with bobbing snowmen and fir tree shaped ice cubes — they'll certainly make icecubes at parties! | 1nent |
The travellers say they won't be moving on for a few days and tonight, the festival still appears to be in full swing.Local people are angry after finding drug taking equipment dumped in gardens, and sheep savaged to death at a local farm. | The travellers say they won't be moving on for a few days and tonight, the festival still appears to be proceeding fully.Local people are angry after finding drug taking equipment dumped in gardens, and sheep savaged to death at a local farm. | 0ent |
Unfortunately, just as these newer policies begin to bear fruit, the country is hurled into the turmoil of another general election and the cycle of misguided mandate and policy change starts all over again. | Unfortunately, just as these newer policies begin to achieve benefit, the country is hurled into the turmoil of another general election and the cycle of misguided mandate and policy change starts all over again. | 0ent |
The evening had gone downhill since she asked about the coat. | The evening had worsen since she asked about the coat. | 0ent |
They are not legally defined values but are recognised as levels of good working practice and have the advantage of being easily amended if necessary in the light of new evidence as to the toxicity of a particular substance. | They are not legally defined values but are recognised as levels of good working practice and have the advantage of being easily amended if necessary in consideration of new evidence as to the toxicity of a particular substance. | 0ent |
In that act of letting the congenital non participants off the hook, a once in a generation chance of politicizing those millions was lost. | In that act of letting the congenital non participants off the coathook, a once in a generation chance of politicizing those millions was lost. | 1nent |
I mean, I'm saying that with tongue in cheek because they've got to come to our place. | I mean, I'm saying that with an odd manner because they've got to come to our place. | 1nent |
The two hundred sheep jostled and complained and tried to jump the queue that stretched deep into an olive grove. | The two hundred sheep jostled and complained and tried to cut in line that stretched deep into an olive grove. | 0ent |
Ipswich's cereal import and exports continue to play a vital role in the dock's success. | Ipswich's cereal import and exports continue to play a vital role under close scrutiny's success. | 1nent |
It was only his second international but again out half Eric Elwood stole the show with a marvellous and mature performance. | It was only his second international but again out half Eric Elwood act unethically with a marvellous and mature performance. | 1nent |
The Jesuits, in spite of starting their building from scratch, retained the medieval dedication to St Nicholas. | The Jesuits, in spite of starting their building from the beginning, retained the medieval dedication to St Nicholas. | 0ent |
If I only ever give you one piece of advice in life — which is highly likely on the face of it — it's stay away from that man. | If I only ever give you one piece of advice in life — which is highly likely Encountering — it's stay away from that man. | 1nent |
He is surrounded by a cast of variously eccentric characters, from her beefcake boyfriend (I can well imagine that Kevin Kline stole the show in that part) to his secretly fanatic prospective sponsor (Imogene Coca, relishing every word of Repent’). | He is surrounded by a cast of variously eccentric characters, from her beefcake boyfriend (I can well imagine that Kevin Kline act unethically in that part) to his secretly fanatic prospective sponsor (Imogene Coca, relishing every word of Repent’). | 1nent |
The RAF's been lending a hand helping to lift a 9 foot curly mammoth trunk from the ground. | The RAF's been shaking hands helping to lift a 9 foot curly mammoth trunk from the ground. | 1nent |
Of course, I've built my own garden up from scratch and am somewhere near getting parts of it right. | Of course, I've built my own garden up from the beginning and am somewhere near getting parts of it right. | 0ent |
There was, it seems clear, much deliberate or subliminal exclusion of the treatment of the Jews from popular consciousness — a more or less studied lack of interest or cultivated disinterest, going hand in hand with an accentuated retreat into the private sphere’ and increased self centredness in difficult and worrying... | There was, it seems clear, much deliberate or subliminal exclusion of the treatment of the Jews from popular consciousness — a more or less studied lack of interest or cultivated disinterest, holding hands with an accentuated retreat into the private sphere’ and increased self centredness in difficult and worrying wart... | 1nent |
The Vulcan would have flown for its entire service life without ever dropping a bomb in anger had it not been for the Falklands war in 1982. | The Vulcan would have flown for its entire service life without ever giving decisive news in anger had it not been for the Falklands war in 1982. | 1nent |
It's not funny, you can't take the piss out of all those poor people that died. | It's not funny, you can't tease out of all those poor people that died. | 0ent |
Was he even now locked up in some prison cell to become once again the unkempt figure he had been when she first set eyes on him? | Was he even now locked up in some prison cell to become once again the unkempt figure he had been when she first see him? | 0ent |
So now, like Virgin founder Richard Branson before him, Sugar has decided to throw in the towel and buy his firm back. | So now, like Virgin founder Richard Branson before him, Sugar has decided to quit and buy his firm back. | 0ent |
The tournaments are very popular events and the organisation behind the scenes is always excellent. | The tournaments are very popular events and the organisation behind the scenery and stage area is always excellent. | 0ent |
DIAMONDS, gems and jewellery recovered from one of the biggest robberies in history are to go under the hammer. | DIAMONDS, gems and jewellery recovered from one of the biggest robberies in history are to change. | 1nent |
And nine times out of, alright say I've got another four choices but nine times out of ten I'll go and I will have put those four on, in the mood that I'm sort of feeling then I'll fucking, I want to listen to something completely different. | And nine times out of, alright say I've got another four choices but mostly I'll go and I will have put those four on, in the mood that I'm sort of feeling then I'll fucking, I want to listen to something completely different. | 0ent |
A glossy magazine designed to satisfy the CEOs ego may go wide of the mark with the factory workers. | A glossy magazine designed to satisfy the CEOs ego may go considerably accurate with the factory workers. | 1nent |
And there'll be a lot of families in the middle, where they're not sure whether they fall in one category or the other, but they dislike having to take their cap in hand and go ask for another subsidy. | And there'll be a lot of families in the middle, where they're not sure whether they fall in one category or the other, but they dislike having to take their without wearing a hat and go ask for another subsidy. | 1nent |
And, in recent years, China has worked behind the scenes to prevent permanent Security ~ Council membership from conveying great power status on India. | And, in recent years, China has worked behind the scenery and stage area to prevent permanent Security ~ Council membership from conveying great power status on India. | 0ent |
We're just getting rid of some dead wood,’ explained a Computone official. | We're just getting rid of some old pieces of furniture explained a Computone official. | 1nent |
It is even possible to conceive of holding your own in a conversation in which all you do is repeat aspects of what the other person has just said. | It is even possible to conceive of being stingy in a conversation in which all you do is repeat aspects of what the other person has just said. | 1nent |
In this case quality and efficiency, far from being alternatives, go hand in hand. | In this case quality and efficiency, far from being alternatives, hold hands. | 1nent |
Sunderland again rose to the occasion against better opposition and just about deserved to get the points to ease their relegation worries considerably. | Sunderland again performed well in response to a special situation against better opposition and just about deserved to get the points to ease their relegation worries considerably. | 0ent |
If Senna becomes champion, and to do it he must win in Japan and Australia, then Prost's recent criticism of his treatment at the hands of Honda will immediately spring to mind regardless of a subsequent and rather naive document, signed by all sides and designed to give the impression that all is sweetness and light. | If Senna becomes champion, and to do it he must win in Japan and Australia, then Prost's recent criticism of his treatment at the hands of Honda will immediately spring to mind regardless of a subsequent and rather naive document, signed by all sides and designed to give the impression that all is sugary and nutritiona... | 1nent |
I was too involved in the capture and too tired to do other than make light of his comment. | I was too involved in the capture and too tired to do other than illuminate his comment. | 1nent |
They played some great stuff and ran us all over the place. | They played some great stuff and ran us in many different locations. | 0ent |
The knees); bald, too, from the word go ;. | The knees); bald, too, from the outset ;. | 0ent |
Inside a packed to capacity press box, national passions were running high Scottish press corps to the right, English press to the left, and never the twain shall meet. | Inside a packed to capacity press box, national passions were running high Scottish press corps to the right, English press to the left, and the two subjects are so different that they cannot coexist with each other. | 0ent |
Ebbsworth again ran riot with capital sixer’ upon capital sixer’, running only eight of his 78 runs, and the team returned to Colombo to beat the Ceylonese and restore Australian pride. | Ebbsworth again riot with capital sixer’ upon capital sixer’, running only eight of his 78 runs, and the team returned to Colombo to beat the Ceylonese and restore Australian pride. | 1nent |
The inductivist insists that we should not jump to conclusions. | The inductivist insists that we should not make conclusions before being presented with all the evidence. | 0ent |
If one of those things doesn't t ally with the record of me on the machine, then the doors will lock — including the doors to the elevators — and alarms will sound in about twenty places on the compound as well as in New York.’. | If an unfortunate but unavoidable event doesn't t ally with the record of me on the machine, then the doors will lock — including the doors to the elevators — and alarms will sound in about twenty places on the compound as well as in New York.’. | 1nent |
From this perspective, the witch doctor is clearly on the side of the angels and his business is highly legitimate. | From this perspective, the witch doctor is clearly at the top of the mountain and his business is highly legitimate. | 1nent |
Matters came to a head after relatives of the deceased employees did not receive the expected death benefits even though the insurance company had paid out the cheques to the fund. | Matters popped up after relatives of the deceased employees did not receive the expected death benefits even though the insurance company had paid out the cheques to the fund. | 1nent |
ENGLAND'S dramatic demise as a footballing world power hit rock bottom this morning when they were beaten 2–0 by the United States. | ENGLAND'S dramatic demise as a footballing world power hit the very lowest possible level this morning when they were beaten 2–0 by the United States. | 0ent |
Perhaps the best course was simply to come clean — to explain how she came to be involved in the case, and enlist Veronica's help? | Perhaps the best course was simply to bathe — to explain how she came to be involved in the case, and enlist Veronica's help? | 1nent |
Vinny enthused: That goal was out of this world. | Vinny enthused: That goal was of exceptionally high quality. | 0ent |
LESTER Piggott and three other jockeys came within an ace of death yesterday when an RAF jet missed their plane by just six feet. | LESTER Piggott and three other jockeys came very near to death yesterday when an RAF jet missed their plane by just six feet. | 0ent |
What did you Did you have a word for grease? | What did you Did you speak privately for grease? | 1nent |
Many mentally ill and handicapped adults are forced to live in hostels for the homeless, and many more are simply sleeping rough. | Many mentally ill and handicapped adults are forced to live in hostels for the homeless, and many more are simply losing sleep. | 1nent |
Add a small local earthquake and most men would have given up the ghost. | Add a small local earthquake and most men would have died. | 0ent |
(In ref.2 spatial arrays were briefly explored, but with a focus on the interplay among tit for tat and other explicitly memory laden strategies in iterated encounters; the interest was in spatial generalizations of earlier results, such as'if a [strategy]is collectively stable, it is territorially stable'.). | (In ref.2 spatial arrays were briefly explored, but with a focus on the interplay among this for that and other explicitly memory laden strategies in iterated encounters; the interest was in spatial generalizations of earlier results, such as'if a [strategy]is collectively stable, it is territorially stable'.). | 1nent |
It's alright I know I take the piss out of you every other day of the year but today I will not from now on. | It's alright I know I tease out of you every other day of the year but today I will not from now on. | 0ent |
With hindsight, there were rumblings’ from some nursery nurses during the early stages of the course, but the matter only came to a head when a small group of nursery nurses made a formal complaint to a course tutor. | With hindsight, there were rumblings’ from some nursery nurses during the early stages of the course, but the matter only popped up when a small group of nursery nurses made a formal complaint to a course tutor. | 1nent |
If we mean business in looking after our elderly — and not just the elderly, as young and middle aged people may be stroke victims or have other problems which mean that they need residential care — local authorities should be encouraged to build more places. | If we think everything could be a business in looking after our elderly — and not just the elderly, as young and middle aged people may be stroke victims or have other problems which mean that they need residential care — local authorities should be encouraged to build more places. | 1nent |
So even if Tit for Tat is rare in the population as a whole, it may still be locally common. | So even if this for that is rare in the population as a whole, it may still be locally common. | 1nent |
Because he means to come by this house by hook or by crook?’. | Because he means to come by this house by any means possible. | 0ent |
If you are going away, tell only those who need to know — a slip of the tongue in the street, pub or corner shop could be overheard by the wrong sort. | If you are going away, tell only those who need to know — a mistake in speech in the street, pub or corner shop could be overheard by the wrong sort. | 0ent |
I can remember I've been on this Gipsy Working Party since you lost control of this Council for the last five years and you've fought tooth and nail all the way down the line to resist every gipsy site that came in you've used every manoeuvre that you could possibly do to resist it. | I can remember I've been on this Gipsy Working Party since you lost control of this Council for the last five years and you've bite and scratch all the way down the line to resist every gipsy site that came in you've used every manoeuvre that you could possibly do to resist it. | 1nent |
I'm paying top dollar and I expect the best. | I'm paying extra and unnecessary money and I expect the best. | 1nent |
Thus, a public assembly to protest, which on the face of it is lawful, becomes unlawful if it obstructs B's so called right of way’. | Thus, a public assembly to protest, which at first glance is lawful, becomes unlawful if it obstructs B's so called right of way’. | 0ent |
And he said Eventually with ropes and various other tackle it took seven of them to lift the piano back up again out of the gap that it had produced in the stairs and get it up the stairs. | And he said Eventually with ropes and various other tackle it took seven of them to lift the piano back up again out of the gap that it had produced in the stairs and get an erection the stairs. | 1nent |
The question of Germany's frontiers, still unsettled today as a matter of strict international law, will likewise fall into place as part of any new arrangement in Central Europe. | The question of Germany's frontiers, still unsettled today as a matter of strict international law, will likewise sit down as part of any new arrangement in Central Europe. | 1nent |
At the end of the day, you can't be one hundred percent, but I'm, I, I think it's a good idea, that we actually pass something to the people, pending Trevor being happy. | Ultimately, you can't be one hundred percent, but I'm, I, I think it's a good idea, that we actually pass something to the people, pending Trevor being happy. | 0ent |
Furthermore, commitment of such central training resources to libraries often went hand in hand with commitment of library management time to training, presumably because to an extent both are aspects of the same overall policy of the parent authority towards training. | Furthermore, commitment of such central training resources to libraries often held hands with commitment of library management time to training, presumably because to an extent both are aspects of the same overall policy of the parent authority towards training. | 1nent |
You have come in the nick of time,’ Alexandra told him. | You have come at the last possible moment Alexandra told him. | 0ent |
But then I think back: going cap in hand to the IMF, raging inflation 20 to 25 per cent; the awesome power of the unions. | But then I think back: going without wearing a hat to the IMF, raging inflation 20 to 25 per cent; the awesome power of the unions. | 1nent |
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