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Why not save money — and jump the queue today. | Why not save money — and receive preferential treatment today. | 0ent |
Polymers tend to be left late in chemical education, since for example the synthesis of PVC is on paper much more complicated than that of vinyl chloride. | Polymers tend to be left late in chemical education, since for example the synthesis of PVC is in theory much more complicated than that of vinyl chloride. | 0ent |
Stanley kept in contention in the first half of the game but came to grief on the 11th end when they dropped a five. | Stanley kept in contention in the first half of the game but expressed condolences on the 11th end when they dropped a five. | 1nent |
Finally, someone else who has seen the light! | Finally, someone else who has seen the brightest star! | 1nent |
In the case of the City ~ Weekend tariff, the customer pays DM 5 per month and can then make round the clock calls at the moonlight rate both at weekends and on statutory public holidays. | In the case of the City ~ Weekend tariff, the customer pays DM 5 per month and can then make nonstop calls at the moonlight rate both at weekends and on statutory public holidays. | 0ent |
Still, the Poles appear determined to make a go of it. | Still, the Poles appear determined to succeed in it. | 0ent |
It was a dignified response if not departure with Spurs chief executive Terry Venables forced to come clean over the Shreeves situation after a media leak. | It was a dignified response if not departure with Spurs chief executive Terry Venables forced to bathe over the Shreeves situation after a media leak. | 1nent |
It was a jibe that nearly became a prophecy, though Cambridge were left with more of a one horse race. | It was a jibe that nearly became a prophecy, though Cambridge were left with more of a impossible race to win. | 1nent |
The Government has shied away from forcing unions to discipline members who take part in unofficial action, and has put proposals to curb strikes in essential services on the back burner. | The Government has shied away from forcing unions to discipline members who take part in unofficial action, and has put proposals to curb strikes in essential services in the microwave. | 1nent |
Fortunately Johnny was still there — a stroke of luck considering that the pubs were open. | Fortunately Johnny was still there — a instance of unexpected good luck considering that the pubs were open. | 0ent |
Some people are seeing the light, even from your own side. | Some people are seeing the brightest star, even from your own side. | 1nent |
And even now he can't believe he's off the hook. | And even now he can't believe he's relieved of a duty. | 0ent |
Something violent happened under the table, and the boy looked startled, then apologetic. | Something violent happened below the water table, and the boy looked startled, then apologetic. | 1nent |
I could have lost my rudder, burnt my boats, turned turtle in a sea of heartbreak or gone down with all hands. | I could have lost my rudder, burnt my boats, hid in a sea of heartbreak or gone down with all hands. | 1nent |
In the final analysis, beauty is in the eye of the beholder, and essentially a personal matter. | In the last page of the report, beauty is in the eye of the beholder, and essentially a personal matter. | 1nent |
Through the presidency, I wish to call on the Commission to come out from behind closed doors, be more transparent and let us know what the Commission is doing about THORP. | Through the presidency, I wish to call on the Commission to come out from secretly, be more transparent and let us know what the Commission is doing about THORP. | 0ent |
The sound of strange footsteps upset all the animals, who gave tongue in their various ways, and a deafening concert was in full swing by the time she reached the door and rang the bell. | The sound of strange footsteps upset all the animals, who gave tongue in their various ways, and a deafening concert was at a swingset by the time she reached the door and rang the bell. | 1nent |
Hello!readers with knobs on, they can tell you the length of Emperor Hirohito's reign down to the second. | Hello!readers embellished, they can tell you the length of Emperor Hirohito's reign down to the second. | 0ent |
By the same token, those of us who become victims of fatal disease should be willing to submit to medical research for the better advantage of humanity. | For the price of one ticket, those of us who become victims of fatal disease should be willing to submit to medical research for the better advantage of humanity. | 1nent |
You put the wind up her with that crucifix down your sock. | You blow air on her with that crucifix down your sock. | 1nent |
He foiled her easily, holding her down while his palm dealt her six of the best. | He foiled her easily, holding her down while his palm dealt her some good rewards. | 1nent |
And if the generator gives up the ghost in the night you've got a torch on the table, and a candle. | And if the generator acts like a ghost in the night you've got a torch on the table, and a candle. | 1nent |
We voted that the old man should bunk with us, and be my guest and Hillyer's. | We voted that the old man should bunk with us, and go for it and Hillyer's. | 1nent |
But the result is no laughing matter. | But the result is something serious that should not be joked about. | 0ent |
After we had asked ourselves all these questions, it was clear to us that developing the show and selling it had to go hand in hand. | After we had asked ourselves all these questions, it was clear to us that developing the show and selling it had to hold hands. | 1nent |
A pale, bespectacled, thin central European with a diffident manner and an imperfect Command of English, more interested in reading books than in cutting a dash. | A pale, bespectacled, thin central European with a diffident manner and an imperfect Command of English, more interested in reading books than in giving a conspicuous impression. | 0ent |
At McDiarmid Park on Saturday, the 22 year old made light of his excellent midweek showing for Scotland and played some football which was a delight to the eye. | At McDiarmid Park on Saturday, the 22 year old illuminated his excellent midweek showing for Scotland and played some football which was a delight to the eye. | 1nent |
Meanwhile, if you must use it, follow it to the letter (and grit teeth, cross fingers etc). | Meanwhile, if you must use it, follow it on paper (and grit teeth, cross fingers etc). | 1nent |
Far and away the most important point is that the museums be allowed to keep the revenues that they generate. | To a large extent the most important point is that the museums be allowed to keep the revenues that they generate. | 0ent |
Why is the government why is the government refusing to come clean about the size of the further tax increases that British families will face in nineteen ninety five? | Why is the government why is the government refusing to be completely honest about the size of the further tax increases that British families will face in nineteen ninety five? | 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 should think in this day and age they could. | I should think in the current era of history they could. | 0ent |
Homogeneous simple labour’ is not inexorably established as the norm for wage labour in capitalist economies, and by the same token it is not inevitable that a uniform structure of division of labour within enterprises will progressively undermine any ties of social identification other than those of class’. | Homogeneous simple labour’ is not inexorably established as the norm for wage labour in capitalist economies, and for the price of one ticket it is not inevitable that a uniform structure of division of labour within enterprises will progressively undermine any ties of social identification other than those of class’. | 1nent |
All she did know was that she hadn't seen the last of him by a long chalk! | All she did know was that she hadn't seen the last of him with a long stick of chalk! | 1nent |
Uncle Jack fell into the latter category, Ursula vehemently rejecting his offer to lend a hand. | Uncle Jack fell into the latter category, Ursula vehemently rejecting his offer to shake hands. | 1nent |
But it is proud that it eschewed the now or never mentality that drove others to make acquisitions in the run up to Europe's single market in financial services. | But it is proud that it eschewed the at this sole opportunity, or not at all mentality that drove others to make acquisitions in the run up to Europe's single market in financial services. | 0ent |
MAKE A SPLASH THIS SUMMER WITH ONE OF THESE SUPER POOLS. | Attract attention THIS SUMMER WITH ONE OF THESE SUPER POOLS. | 0ent |
The police would go through the motions, but they wouldn't make a meal of it. | The police would go through the motions, but they wouldn't overly complicate it. | 0ent |
Er s er but those occupations that worked shift and had to go round the clock had to have eight hour shifts, three shifts. | Er s er but those occupations that worked shift and had to go nonstop had to have eight hour shifts, three shifts. | 0ent |
But the behind the scenes truth is that the cast and crew rarely went further than their own back yard. | But the secretly truth is that the cast and crew rarely went further than their own back yard. | 0ent |
Headsail roller reefing and slab reef mainsails make light of strong winds; bathing ladders, cockpit cushions and sun awnings provide essential comfort. | Headsail roller reefing and slab reef mainsails illuminate strong winds; bathing ladders, cockpit cushions and sun awnings provide essential comfort. | 1nent |
Cabals manipulated and machinated behind the scenes. | Cabals manipulated and machinated behind the scenery and stage area. | 0ent |
Money is power, and for this reason employment continues to call the tune. | Money is power, and for this reason employment continues to sing the song. | 1nent |
Police believed Elstob was under the influence of drink or drugs. | Police believed Elstob was intoxicated of drink or drugs. | 0ent |
While sailing back from Cancun to San Paul Key he had put down on paper what he knew in the hope that a pattern would appear. | While sailing back from Cancun to San Paul Key he had put down in theory what he knew in the hope that a pattern would appear. | 0ent |
Great pleasure is therefore taken when the buck is passed and the paperwork is handed to someone else. | Great pleasure is therefore taken when the give blame and the paperwork is handed to someone else. | 0ent |
When their terms of service were over they found local land too expensive and so went south into the mountains. | When their terms of service were over they found local land too expensive and so became worse into the mountains. | 1nent |
Today, the US Treasury can still borrow unlimited amounts at rock bottom interest rates. | Today, the US Treasury can still borrow unlimited amounts at the very lowest possible level interest rates. | 0ent |
Aj went off with three of our number to do a bit of lakeside revetment and we others set to with a will, clearing away the undergrowth alongside the path in readiness for the red shale. | Aj went off with three of our number to do a bit of lakeside revetment and we others set to earnestly, clearing away the undergrowth alongside the path in readiness for the red shale. | 0ent |
Don't try to remove anything before it is ready as it will only go wrong in the long run, making all your work so far a complete waste of effort. | Don't try to remove anything before it is ready as it will only go wrong over a long period of time, making all your work so far a complete waste of effort. | 0ent |
An exhibition and conference on fire fighting involving companies and brigades from all over Austria was in full swing. | An exhibition and conference on fire fighting involving companies and brigades from all over Austria was at a swingset. | 1nent |
Macedo's line is that of Chico Mendes, for whom saving the rainforest went hand in hand with saving the way of life of its people and improving their lot. | Macedo's line is that of Chico Mendes, for whom saving the rainforest held hands with saving the way of life of its people and improving their lot. | 1nent |
Lindsey Ahmet (far left) and Natalie Stirrup (left) both 3½, stole the show! | Lindsey Ahmet (far left) and Natalie Stirrup (left) both 3½, act unethically! | 1nent |
Recently matters had come to a head. | Recently matters had reach a turning point. | 0ent |
Shouldering the gun in the sure knowledge that the Doctor would be seriously pissed off if she let it fall into local hands in this time zone, she drew the grenade from her pockets, and poked her head up just long enough to check the distance. | Shouldering the gun in the sure knowledge that the Doctor would be seriously left if she let it fall into local hands in this time zone, she drew the grenade from her pockets, and poked her head up just long enough to check the distance. | 0ent |
Or C, take it as a real compliment and you are on the same wavelength? | Or C, take it as a real compliment and you are listening to the same radio frequency? | 1nent |
Since then, he says, the film industry has gone downhill. | Since then, he says, the film industry has worsen. | 0ent |
In this case too it looks as if the decision is out of line with the most obvious interpretation of the words. | In this case too it looks as if the decision is disproportionately with the most obvious interpretation of the words. | 0ent |
Since then his career in the West has gone from strength to strength.’. | Since then his career in the West has got stronger. | 0ent |
Don't lose heart — when they hit the enemy vengeance will be yours. | Don't have heart failure — when they hit the enemy vengeance will be yours. | 1nent |
Eve had made short work of anyone who took advantage of Benny's gentle ways. | Eve had maked easier anyone who took advantage of Benny's gentle ways. | 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 give up and buy his firm back. | 0ent |
Faldo, who took five at the next short hole, added: I was only 10ft from the flag and I was in a hole. | Faldo, who took five at the next short hole, added: I was only 10ft from the flag and I was in debt. | 1nent |
Ehrenburg reported it, and he is one of the few who described Modigliani in serious mood, not merely hitting the bottle or making a scene. | Ehrenburg reported it, and he is one of the few who described Modigliani in serious mood, not merely drinking alcohol steadily and in excess or making a scene. | 0ent |
He rang a bell on the desk and Rossman entered. | He sound familiar on the desk and Rossman entered. | 1nent |
Its disciplined four year plans, they say, are streets ahead of the budgeting in most other government bodies. | Its disciplined four year plans, they say, are far superior of the budgeting in most other government bodies. | 0ent |
You know how superstitious she is, touching wood and not walking under ladders and throwing salt over her shoulder when she's spilled some. | You know how superstitious she is, putting the finishing touches on wood furniture and not walking under ladders and throwing salt over her shoulder when she's spilled some. | 1nent |
White House envoy's visit is bid to repair rift with China Washington breaks the ice in Beijing. | White House envoy's visit is bid to repair rift with China Washington makes icecubes in Beijing. | 1nent |
He was jealous of new blood, particularly when it was as blue as Angel's, but Luke, who knew how hard it was to get established, had recognized Angel's talent. | He was jealous of donated blood, particularly when it was as blue as Angel's, but Luke, who knew how hard it was to get established, had recognized Angel's talent. | 1nent |
So open your book and lend an ear. | So open your book and help deaf people. | 1nent |
Time for all the í‰äóÖfair weatherí‰äó» anglers (the ones that disappear when the Swallows go south) to get their gear out from the shed for inspection. | Time for all the í‰äóÖfair weatherí‰äó» anglers (the ones that disappear when the Swallows become worse) to get their gear out from the shed for inspection. | 1nent |
And while they were biding their time over a game of backgammon down in the café, William used to wander through the silent, cluttered rooms where their investment languished, gathering dust. | And while they were biding their time over a game of backgammon down in the café, William used to wander through the silent, cluttered rooms where their investment languished, remaining unused for a long period of time. | 0ent |
However, legal expenses insurance generally tends to be full of small print and exclusions. | However, legal expenses insurance generally tends to be full of fine print and exclusions. | 0ent |
Come in from the cold and join in the festive atmosphere at LIGHT HOUSE CHRISTMAS CRAFT AND GIFT FAIR. | Gain widespread acceptance in a group and join in the festive atmosphere at LIGHT HOUSE CHRISTMAS CRAFT AND GIFT FAIR. | 1nent |
They will be much better against Australia, and some new blood will be inevitable. | They will be much better against Australia, and some donated blood will be inevitable. | 1nent |
Come to think of it, I never know exactly how much I really feel for him. | On reflection, I never know exactly how much I really feel for him. | 0ent |
You're skating on thin ice,’ she yelled in her Miss Piggy voice as she skied dangerously close behind members of the group. | You're skating bravely she yelled in her Miss Piggy voice as she skied dangerously close behind members of the group. | 1nent |
The first one being that I had put two and two together from your various veiled remarks, and I suspected that you knew about Rob's relationship with Elise and that you were, in a sense, gunning for him. | The first one being that I had figure things out from your various veiled remarks, and I suspected that you knew about Rob's relationship with Elise and that you were, in a sense, gunning for him. | 0ent |
No one surely needs reminding of the intimate (and, on the face of it, incongruous) relationship between advertising and surrealism — the surrealism of Magritte in particular. | No one surely needs reminding of the intimate (and, at first glance, incongruous) relationship between advertising and surrealism — the surrealism of Magritte in particular. | 0ent |
In particular, it is the cost of the very expensive contemporary exhibition programme that has forced us to admit that we are, in the final analysis, running this as a public service. | In particular, it is the cost of the very expensive contemporary exhibition programme that has forced us to admit that we are, in the last page of the report, running this as a public service. | 1nent |
Side two, however, is no laughing matter. | Side two, however, is something serious that should not be joked about. | 0ent |
Doing things communicating with people verbally can mean a lot more now sometimes with a lot of bureaucracy you can get sucked in to putting everything down on paper but it doesn't mean as much as it does when it's face to face communication. | Doing things communicating with people verbally can mean a lot more now sometimes with a lot of bureaucracy you can get sucked in to putting everything down on paper but it doesn't mean as much as it does when it's in person communication. | 0ent |
Neurosurgeons have already operated on Michael, who worked for a local builders' merchant, and a team of specialists are keeping a round the clock watch on his condition. | Neurosurgeons have already operated on Michael, who worked for a local builders' merchant, and a team of specialists are keeping a nonstop watch on his condition. | 0ent |
He is a man of the people with a heart of gold.’. | He is a man of the people with a cold, mean heart. | 1nent |
Happily there were no injuries to those few horses and riders who did part company. | Happily there were no injuries to those few horses and riders who did go separate ways. | 0ent |
Erm, last time the do gooders insisted, one of them was left out, he went straight to the South Coast, killed his mum and his. | Erm, last time the do gooders insisted, one of them was left out, he became a law abiding person to the South Coast, killed his mum and his. | 1nent |
If you are hit on the head by a pot of paint whilst walking under a ladder you would not be asked to show the precise act of negligence that caused the paint to fall; it goes without saying that someone had been negligent. | If you are hit on the head by a pot of paint whilst walking under a ladder you would not be asked to show the precise act of negligence that caused the paint to fall; it is obvious that someone had been negligent. | 0ent |
Step up is a piece of cake; a particularly enjoyable gooey chocolate piece. | Step up is easy; a particularly enjoyable gooey chocolate piece. | 0ent |
He does not mind being the butt of his colleagues' jokes because he always has the last laugh. | He does not mind being the butt of his colleagues' jokes because he always is the last to laugh at a joke. | 1nent |
Although he made a meal of applying the finish, the ball eventually finished in the net. | Although he overly complicate applying the finish, the ball eventually finished in the net. | 0ent |
Mr Brandreth met with Mr Hanley and told him in no uncertain terms that the people of Chester were far from happy with the decision to go to Glasgow. | Mr Brandreth met with Mr Hanley and told him categorically that the people of Chester were far from happy with the decision to go to Glasgow. | 0ent |
We cannot afford to leave the region ’s protracted conflicts such as the ones in Nagorno Karabakh and Transnistria on the back burner, as last year ’s war in Georgia made abundantly clear. | We cannot afford to leave the region ’s protracted conflicts such as the ones in Nagorno Karabakh and Transnistria in the microwave, as last year ’s war in Georgia made abundantly clear. | 1nent |
Ordinary subsidies: every missionary bishop gets, without fail each year, an ordinary subsidy of up to twenty thousand pounds for the ordinary day to day running of the diocese. | Ordinary subsidies: every missionary bishop gets, inevitably each year, an ordinary subsidy of up to twenty thousand pounds for the ordinary day to day running of the diocese. | 0ent |
And the star of the show … the Russian Bear comes in from the cold. | And the star of the show … the Russian Bear gains widespread acceptance in a group. | 0ent |
In my book, more danger would come from the vet, whose tetanus syringes were kept in his bicycle puncture outfit. | In my autobiography, more danger would come from the vet, whose tetanus syringes were kept in his bicycle puncture outfit. | 1nent |
Reminiscing from the autumn of his mid twenties, he told Louise Colet that the greatest events of my life have been a few thoughts, reading, certain sunsets by the sea at Trouville, and conversations of five or six hours on the trot with a friend [Alfred k Poittevin]who is now married and lost to me.’. | Reminiscing from the autumn of his mid twenties, he told Louise Colet that the greatest events of my life have been a few thoughts, reading, certain sunsets by the sea at Trouville, and conversations of five or six hours on a horse with a friend [Alfred k Poittevin]who is now married and lost to me.’. | 1nent |
What is more, in this day and age it is madness to allow children to roam around after dark knocking on strangers' doors. | What is more, in the current era of history it is madness to allow children to roam around after dark knocking on strangers' doors. | 0ent |
Hirst is on the mend after cracking his ankle at Highbury a fortnight ago, and Bright said: I like his style of play and feel we can work well together. | Hirst is suffering after cracking his ankle at Highbury a fortnight ago, and Bright said: I like his style of play and feel we can work well together. | 1nent |
MOSCOW – In the spring of 2008, Russian President Vladimir ~ Putin was on top of the world. | MOSCOW – In the spring of 2008, Russian President Vladimir ~ Putin was on top of Mount Everest. | 1nent |
I only see it as that I don't understand her bit, I think she's just out to take the piss. | I only see it as that I don't understand her bit, I think she's just out to tease. | 0ent |
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