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It is as if everyone had decided to follow to the letter the advice sent out to UDF candidates by Jean Pierre Raffarin, the centre right party's expert on political marketing. | It is as if everyone had decided to follow following the rules as written the advice sent out to UDF candidates by Jean Pierre Raffarin, the centre right party's expert on political marketing. | 0ent |
I was later advised that this fighter dropped a bomb which skidded over the Town Green and failed to explode. | I was later advised that this fighter gave decisive news which skidded over the Town Green and failed to explode. | 1nent |
He forced his opponent's corner into throwing in the towel in the second round. | He forced his opponent's corner into quitting in the second round. | 0ent |
The weather was so bad that we had to chip ice off the upper deck almost round the clock. | The weather was so bad that we had to chip ice off the upper deck almost nonstop. | 0ent |
There were no hard core scenes, but Kylie was talking dirty, kicking off her underwear in bedroom antics and begging co star Charlie Schlatter's character to make love to her. | There were no hard core scenes, but Kylie was using profane language for the purpose of arousal, kicking off her underwear in bedroom antics and begging co star Charlie Schlatter's character to make love to her. | 0ent |
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 occasionally we can be in the same kitchen without explosions occurring, don't you agree? | 0ent |
As always Bernard, at the end of each season or at the beginning of a new season, one or two clubs go by the by; we've lost a couple this year haven't we? | As always Bernard, at the end of each season or at the beginning of a new season, one or two clubs go incidentally; we've lost a couple this year haven't we? | 0ent |
ASH, Action on Smoking and Health, said the new move meant that for the first time the true toll of smoking would be seen in black and white’. | ASH, Action on Smoking and Health, said the new move meant that for the first time the true toll of smoking would be seen in different colors. | 1nent |
But even as he stepped off the plane from Taipei, a slip of the tongue showed how far the two sides have drifted apart, and how unreal to Taiwanese is the official vision of reunification. | But even as he stepped off the plane from Taipei, a mistake in speech showed how far the two sides have drifted apart, and how unreal to Taiwanese is the official vision of reunification. | 0ent |
Managing Director, Andrew Steel, states that We are working round the clock. | Managing Director, Andrew Steel, states that We are working nonstop. | 0ent |
If the encyclopaedia has a weakness it is that it sits on the fence on controversial issues. | If the encyclopaedia has a weakness it is that it puts something on the fence on controversial issues. | 1nent |
The survivors must have tried to live out their lives by hook or by crook, descending into despair and lunacy, their offspring — if any — mutating into warp monkeys. | The survivors must have tried to live out their lives by any means possible, descending into despair and lunacy, their offspring — if any — mutating into warp monkeys. | 0ent |
She had run full tilt into somebody. | She had run full speed into somebody. | 0ent |
Tony Underwood, Mullins, Johnson, Back and Greenwood have shown that maturity and commonsense have gone hand in hand in their development. | Tony Underwood, Mullins, Johnson, Back and Greenwood have shown that maturity and commonsense have held hands in their development. | 1nent |
' If that opinion proves to be wrong, I don't carry any cans. | ' If that opinion proves to be wrong, I don't keep the can safe. | 1nent |
I returned, and saw under the sun, that the race is not to the swift, nor the battle to the strong, neither yet bread to the wise, nor yet riches to men of understanding, not yet favour to men of skill; but time and chance happeneth to them all’(Ecclesiastes). | I returned, and saw that makes you warm, that the race is not to the swift, nor the battle to the strong, neither yet bread to the wise, nor yet riches to men of understanding, not yet favour to men of skill; but time and chance happeneth to them all’(Ecclesiastes). | 1nent |
He give me them, I took them for three days, right, I didn't come down for a fortnight and Russell'll tell you that, I was high as a kite. | He give me them, I took them for three days, right, I didn't come down for a fortnight and Russell'll tell you that, I was flying in the sky. | 1nent |
Fortunately, the answer lay close at hand, in that sense of the redeeming power of personal example which had for so long been part of the mental furniture of the British middle classes. | Fortunately, the answer lay close at hand, in that sense of the redeeming power of personal example which had for so long been a piece of furniture of the British middle classes. | 1nent |
Without recourse to newspaper files, however, Dickie's memory is somewhat wide of the mark. | Without recourse to newspaper files, however, Dickie's memory is somewhat inaccurate. | 0ent |
Otley was looking the other way as if he didn't know me when I tried again with a pleasant, motherly woman with a shopping basket full of goodies. | Otley was becoming shy as if he didn't know me when I tried again with a pleasant, motherly woman with a shopping basket full of goodies. | 1nent |
Can't it do doesn't ring a bell at all. | Can't it do doesn't ring a church bell at all. | 1nent |
The NCFSC had good links with the Neighbourhood Renewal Unit and there was good awareness of what the Fire & Rescue Service can bring to the table. | The NCFSC had good links with the Neighbourhood Renewal Unit and there was good awareness of what the Fire & Rescue Service can contribute. | 0ent |
Almost a decade earlier, he had reached the conclusion that an ethic was in the final analysis " inevitable ", but that in the current historical climate it was " impossible ". | Almost a decade earlier, he had reached the conclusion that an ethic was in the last page of the report " inevitable ", but that in the current historical climate it was " impossible ". | 1nent |
Or, come to think of it, the Fender, or the Gurian or the umm, other Martin. | Or, on reflection, the Fender, or the Gurian or the umm, other Martin. | 0ent |
For Guinnessness and Irishness go hand in hand, or glass in hand, and mean a good deal more than an island of soft green hues and a drink that's a subtle black and white. | For Guinnessness and Irishness hold hands, or glass in hand, and mean a good deal more than an island of soft green hues and a drink that's a subtle black and white. | 1nent |
On the face of it, this is a month when you should be concentrating on your future and accepting your share of the limelight. | At first glance, this is a month when you should be concentrating on your future and accepting your share of the limelight. | 0ent |
I quit; I resign; I throw in the towel There. | I quit; I resign; I give up There. | 0ent |
He does so believing that if, in the long run, it is not the best for all concerned God will intervene through circumstances or additional information. | He does so believing that if, after a very long time, it is not the best for all concerned God will intervene through circumstances or additional information. | 0ent |
So me Dad twists his arm a bit, like. | So me Dad agonizes you a bit, like. | 1nent |
Oh yes, most of the lads here are really erm over the moon about it, it was a tough game, we erm outplayed them for the first probably three quarters of an hour really. | Oh yes, most of the lads here are really erm delighted about it, it was a tough game, we erm outplayed them for the first probably three quarters of an hour really. | 0ent |
Eisenhower was essentially a moderate in politics and saw his role as one of " holding the line " between extremes, either of conservatism or liberalism. | Eisenhower was essentially a moderate in politics and saw his role as one of " firmly maintain the situation " between extremes, either of conservatism or liberalism. | 0ent |
Other magazines have always tried to copy ZZAP! but have never quite cut the mustard. | Other magazines have always tried to copy ZZAP! but have never quite be good enough. | 0ent |
WITH THE Test series looming, the debate regarding Graeme Hick's selection is in full swing after his disappointing start in Test cricket. | WITH THE Test series looming, the debate regarding Graeme Hick's selection is proceeding fully after his disappointing start in Test cricket. | 0ent |
We have seen what a struggle it must have been for men in the late 18th century to keep body and soul together — how much worse, then, for their womenfolk. | We have seen what a struggle it must have been for men in the late 18th century to survive — how much worse, then, for their womenfolk. | 0ent |
Escapism, exactly, you've hit the nail on the head there Dee, escapism. | Escapism, exactly, you've arrive at exactly the right answer there Dee, escapism. | 0ent |
Meanwhile the latter were looked upon by most Russian settlers as fair game to be preyed upon in a variety of ways. | Meanwhile the latter were looked upon by most Russian settlers as an acceptable target to be preyed upon in a variety of ways. | 0ent |
We by passed the town and went straight to the former station, which is actually not in the town itself, but at Minllyn. | We by passed the town and became a law abiding person to the former station, which is actually not in the town itself, but at Minllyn. | 1nent |
Because he arrived out of the blue and did his Sir Galahad act by getting me away from the men. | Because he arrived without warning and did his Sir Galahad act by getting me away from the men. | 0ent |
There are two other things to be tackled before the Japanese can operate at full tilt. | There are two other things to be tackled before the Japanese can operate at a position of fully leaning over. | 1nent |
And let's add Godel for good measure. | And let's add Godel in addition to what has already been done. | 0ent |
And Lawrence confirmed yesterday: I would not discount making a move if I could get him for something like £ 700,000.’. | And Lawrence confirmed yesterday: I would not discount standing still if I could get him for something like £ 700,000.’. | 1nent |
The move was part of a radical ministerial reshuffle by John Major designed to bring new blood to the Government after the Conservative election victory. | The move was part of a radical ministerial reshuffle by John Major designed to bring people newly brought in to a project to the Government after the Conservative election victory. | 0ent |
It had been hectic, to say the least. | It had been hectic, so as to be brief and efficient. | 1nent |
They're just getting rid of the dead wood at the moment; there'll be new jobs in new growth industries.’. | They're just getting rid of the old pieces of furniture at the moment; there'll be new jobs in new growth industries.’. | 1nent |
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 |
ON THE FACE of it, Sweden wants to do the impossible. | Encountering, Sweden wants to do the impossible. | 1nent |
But lots of things were falling into place for me. | But lots of things were being fully realized at last for me. | 0ent |
It was imperative to come here quickly, break the ice and get that acceptance. | It was imperative to come here quickly, start to get to know people to avoid social awkwardness and get that acceptance. | 0ent |
Jake took him off me, kept him for a week, then brought him back, right as rain. | Jake took him off me, kept him for a week, then brought him back, as reliable as rain. | 1nent |
But the thing I've noticed coming in, for the first time, a and and two prayers spring to mind, one's. | But the thing I've noticed coming in, for the first time, a and and two prayers occur as possibilities, one's. | 0ent |
Can we come back at two and go straight into matter C, major exceptions. | Can we come back at two and become a law abiding person into matter C, major exceptions. | 1nent |
Her appointments for the following week could, at a pinch, be postponed. | Her appointments for the following week could, with a pinch of salt, be postponed. | 1nent |
Making the right effort: accepting the need to pursue moral, mental and spiritual disciplines without losing heart. | Making the right effort: accepting the need to pursue moral, mental and spiritual disciplines without having heart failure. | 1nent |
It was touch and go whether I was going to rejoin her world ever again or … or cop out.’. | It was swift whether I was going to rejoin her world ever again or … or cop out.’. | 1nent |
He was swilling his sherry with a will, and tugging at his bushy, nicotine stained moustache as if he expected it to come off. | He was swilling his sherry resolutely, and tugging at his bushy, nicotine stained moustache as if he expected it to come off. | 0ent |
His own car was a few yards ahead, and he could be in and started before they turned the corner — but not out of sight. | His own car was a few yards ahead, and he could be in and started before they turned the corner — but not blind. | 1nent |
The Welshman dropped four shots in the first four holes, and was relieved to finish only three over par. | The Welshman dropped four shots in debt, and was relieved to finish only three over par. | 1nent |
Although this former psychiatric ward sister can appear world weary, cynicism dropping from every pore, there is a tongue in cheek panache that produces a double reaction as the barbs strike home; the oof’ gut jerk followed immediately in some cases by a form of enlightenment. | Although this former psychiatric ward sister can appear world weary, cynicism dropping from every pore, there is a an odd manner panache that produces a double reaction as the barbs strike home; the oof’ gut jerk followed immediately in some cases by a form of enlightenment. | 1nent |
She sat there for nearly half an hour, staring at the wall, trying to get a grip. | She sat there for nearly half an hour, staring at the wall, trying to be reasonable. | 0ent |
John Paul Rous stood nervously in the dock at Oxford Magistrates Court as details of his charge were read out. | John Paul Rous stood nervously under scrutiny at Oxford Magistrates Court as details of his charge were read out. | 1nent |
In Oslo yesterday, diplomats warned that the Nobel committee had a reputation for security and the leaked forecasts might prove wide of the mark. | In Oslo yesterday, diplomats warned that the Nobel committee had a reputation for security and the leaked forecasts might prove considerably accurate. | 1nent |
I mean, Honey, considering she's older, touch wood and, you know hardly. | I mean, Honey, considering she's older, put the finishing touches on wood furniture and, you know hardly. | 1nent |
Such things as building insurance up for the title’, Masterly performance’ were par for the course. | Such things as building insurance up for the title’, Masterly performance’ were expected. | 0ent |
The alternative is to bury an architrave switch mounting box in the wall to take the terminal connector strip, and secure the light fitting centrally over this, so that the securing screws can go into wall plugs fitted in holes, which you drill in the wall either side of the box. | The alternative is to bury an architrave switch mounting box in the wall to take the terminal connector strip, and secure the light fitting centrally over this, so that the securing screws can go into wall plugs fitted in debt, which you drill in the wall either side of the box. | 1nent |
He ran back into the living room and took the phone off the hook. | He ran back into the living room and took the phone off the coathook. | 1nent |
He watched attentively, noting every frown, every look of puzzlement, every last betraying blink or twitch in the old man's face, anxious to gauge the depth of his feelings. | He watched attentively, noting every frown, every look of puzzlement, each and every betraying blink or twitch in the old man's face, anxious to gauge the depth of his feelings. | 0ent |
The stick he was holding caught fire and he held it as it flared up, watching the flames draw near his hand, feeling the heat on the skin, then the pain. | The stick he was holding became engulfed in flames and he held it as it flared up, watching the flames draw near his hand, feeling the heat on the skin, then the pain. | 0ent |
The stout, hump backed surgeon — circumspect, but perky and confident; Morse — looking distinctly weary, his jowls semi shaven by an electric razor that had seemingly passed peak efficiency, and yet somehow, somewhere underneath, a man on the side of the angels. | The stout, hump backed surgeon — circumspect, but perky and confident; Morse — looking distinctly weary, his jowls semi shaven by an electric razor that had seemingly passed peak efficiency, and yet somehow, somewhere underneath, a man at the top of the mountain. | 1nent |
I think the government should slow down on all its activities at the present time and concentrate on getting the economy right, and everything else put on the back burner. | I think the government should slow down on all its activities at the present time and concentrate on getting the economy right, and everything else put in the microwave. | 1nent |
The new season's T.V. programs are as much old hat as ever. | The new season's T.V. programs are as much old fashioned and trite as ever. | 0ent |
Their imprimatur also gave the elements which could be interpreted as letting the auditors off the hook, such as the question of lessening liability exposure, more credibility than would otherwise have happened had they been drafted by auditors. | Their imprimatur also gave the elements which could be interpreted as letting the auditors off the coathook, such as the question of lessening liability exposure, more credibility than would otherwise have happened had they been drafted by auditors. | 1nent |
That I'm w now, so what I suggest we do, is before we say we must make your premenstrual tension better with various manip various bits and bobs, and there are quite a few things we can do to help. | That I'm w now, so what I suggest we do, is before we say we must make your premenstrual tension better with various manip various random assortment of things, and there are quite a few things we can do to help. | 0ent |
A SURVEY by the St John Ambulance Brigade came up with the remarkably interesting finding that the man most women would prefer to give them the kiss of life, assuming it was necessary or even if it wasn't, would be TV doctor Hilary Jones. | A SURVEY by the St John Ambulance Brigade came up with the remarkably interesting finding that the man most women would prefer to give them the life changing kiss, assuming it was necessary or even if it wasn't, would be TV doctor Hilary Jones. | 1nent |
And for good measure, it should be noted that the ECO long ago expressed his own conclusion that settlement in the UK was the intention in this case. | And in addition to what has already been done, it should be noted that the ECO long ago expressed his own conclusion that settlement in the UK was the intention in this case. | 0ent |
After work the same evening, my husband and I walked all over the golf course and were eventually rewarded by spotting the dog in the distance, although we failed to coax her towards us. | After work the same evening, my husband and I dominated the golf course and were eventually rewarded by spotting the dog in the distance, although we failed to coax her towards us. | 1nent |
Had a er not the best of starts but they've taken control of the game for my money o over the last period. | Had a er not the best of starts but they've taken control of the game as I see it o over the last period. | 0ent |
It was touch and go, because gardenias in particular are very moody. | It was swift, because gardenias in particular are very moody. | 1nent |
Martin moved after it, slowly at first, but then faster and faster until he was running full tilt after the intruder. | Martin moved after it, slowly at first, but then faster and faster until he was running a position of fully leaning over after the intruder. | 1nent |
Last year the judges debated at length how to mark entries that did not follow the drawings to the letter, but showed evidence of good economical production turning techniques. | Last year the judges debated at length how to mark entries that did not follow the drawings on paper, but showed evidence of good economical production turning techniques. | 1nent |
But Mr Norman rules the roost in the film field with a regular 4 million audience, twice the weekly cinema audience. | But Mr Norman is the controlling memisr of the group in the film field with a regular 4 million audience, twice the weekly cinema audience. | 0ent |
Promoters presumably would fall within Albert's nongenotoxic or epigenetic category, a daunting prospect to those who favour erring on the side of safety. | Promoters presumably would fall within Albert's nongenotoxic or epigenetic category, a daunting prospect to those who favour behave in a manner which favours safety. | 0ent |
There are just the odd hints here and there that John and Ann did not always see eye to eye on religious matters. | There are just the odd hints here and there that John and Ann did not always agree on religious matters. | 0ent |
Certainly they huff and puff but when the chips are down they chicken out.’. | Certainly they huff and puff but when the pressure is on they chicken out.’. | 0ent |
Last night, the Honourable member for Cirencester and Tewkesbury joined 5 fellow MPs in sleeping rough to raise awareness of the homelessness problem. | Last night, the Honourable member for Cirencester and Tewkesbury joined 5 fellow MPs in losing sleep to raise awareness of the homelessness problem. | 1nent |
Production is now in full swing — a busy time on the road to success. | Production is now at a swingset — a busy time on the road to success. | 1nent |
But customers who deal direct are cheaper in the long run to process than those who buy through branches. | But customers who deal direct are cheaper after a very long time to process than those who buy through branches. | 0ent |
In a nutshell: young country bumpkin black cop is drafted in to defuse the tension on a London estate and discovers who's really doing the dirty work. | Briefly stated: young country bumpkin black cop is drafted in to defuse the tension on a London estate and discovers who's really doing the dirty work. | 0ent |
You keep me in hot water all the time …. | You keep me in a difficult situation all the time …. | 0ent |
When he spoke again, Bernice recognized the staccato growl that meant business. | When he spoke again, Bernice recognized the staccato growl that thought everything could be a business. | 1nent |
A small firm on the brink of disaster two years ago cocking a snook at the recession by doubling its workforce and turning out garden tractors in the face of high demand … today saw number 5,000 roll off the line. | A small firm on the brink of disaster two years ago compliment at the recession by doubling its workforce and turning out garden tractors in the face of high demand … today saw number 5,000 roll off the line. | 1nent |
Competitors are certain to jump on the bandwagon with rival systems and Nimslo's much vaunted patents could be unable to stop them. | Competitors are certain to join a trend with rival systems and Nimslo's much vaunted patents could be unable to stop them. | 0ent |
Okay, Health Master, is that the plan that's going to fit the bill. | Okay, Health Master, is that the plan that's going to serve the purpose. | 0ent |
But the temptations of the Flesh were different: they could not be dealt with in cold blood. | But the temptations of the Flesh were different: they could not be dealt with in a ruthless manner. | 0ent |
By 0930, when the General arrived, the shooting competition was in full swing. | By 0930, when the General arrived, the shooting competition was at a swingset. | 1nent |
Rather like watches, they were practical, part of the furniture and so we wore the same one for all occasions. | Rather like watches, they were practical, a piece of furniture and so we wore the same one for all occasions. | 1nent |
But all this, to say the least, is highly confusing. | But all this, so as to be brief and efficient, is highly confusing. | 1nent |
Every pilot in his squadron knew it by heart. | Every pilot in his squadron knew it from unaided memory and in full detail. | 0ent |
Based in the centre of Rhodes, close to all the activity, bars, restaurants and clubs, the Noufara is an ideal meeting place to have cocktails before painting the town red. | Based in the centre of Rhodes, close to all the activity, bars, restaurants and clubs, the Noufara is an ideal meeting place to have cocktails before vandalizing with red graffiti. | 1nent |
Washington had been kept completely in the dark over the invasion which, to make matters worse, coincided with the suppression of the Hungarian rising by Soviet tanks. | Ignoring the fans over the invasion which, to make matters worse, coincided with the suppression of the Hungarian rising by Soviet tanks. | 1nent |
Glasgow took to the subway with a will, but an unexpected flood of passengers and an accident that injured 19 people, closed the circles until January the following year, when the Glasgow Subway Railway Company began operations in earnest. | Glasgow took to the subway resolutely, but an unexpected flood of passengers and an accident that injured 19 people, closed the circles until January the following year, when the Glasgow Subway Railway Company began operations in earnest. | 0ent |
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