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But notice kick the bucket appears as a verb phrase and eat humble pie, get your knickers in a twist and so on. | But notice kick the bucket appears as a verb phrase and eat cheap and tasteless pie, get your knickers in a twist and so on. | 1nent |
Calls for BOLA, the bookmakers' association which represents the majority of High Street betting shops, to reveal the coups that failed have fallen on deaf ears. | Calls for BOLA, the bookmakers' association which represents the majority of High Street betting shops, to reveal the coups that failed have was ignored. | 0ent |
Unfortunately, despite such an illustrious cast and behind the scenes team, Sterling's picture lacked the' magical wonder and adventure' for which he was looking. | Unfortunately, despite such an illustrious cast and behind the scenery and stage area team, Sterling's picture lacked the' magical wonder and adventure' for which he was looking. | 0ent |
Somebody ought to stand up and acknowledge what we have done because we are on the side of the angels.’. | Somebody ought to stand up and acknowledge what we have done because we are at the top of the mountain. | 1nent |
Jenkins was fortunate that he brought with him to the Home Office an intuitive understanding that it is how issues and incidents are handled, more than the policies which are decided upon, that can make or break a Home Secretary's reputation. | Jenkins was fortunate that he brought with him to the Home Office an intuitive understanding that it is how issues and incidents are handled, more than the policies which are decided upon, that can build or destroy a Home Secretary's reputation. | 1nent |
Some hours later one returned and claimed, modestly, that one's own efforts alone had won the day, and the crisis had been averted. | Some hours later one returned and claimed, modestly, that one's own efforts alone had gain complete victory, and the crisis had been averted. | 0ent |
Does he accept the make or break significance of the next round of type 23 frigate orders for Yarrow and the central importance of GEC Ferranti? | Does he accept the build or destroy significance of the next round of type 23 frigate orders for Yarrow and the central importance of GEC Ferranti? | 1nent |
Mr Delors insists that it is up to the pontifical authorities to check that everything is above board. | Mr Delors insists that it is up to the pontifical authorities to check that everything is open and straightforward. | 0ent |
I wish Edward would come, and take it to the bank; a burglar might come at any moment; it is dreadful to be here all alone with it.". | I wish Edward would come, and rely on it completely; a burglar might come at any moment; it is dreadful to be here all alone with it.". | 1nent |
The two phenomena, bottlenecked life cycles and discrete organisms, go hand in hand. | The two phenomena, bottlenecked life cycles and discrete organisms, hold hands. | 1nent |
Auspex Systems Inc, the Santa Clara, California network server company that struck up a deal with IBM recently (UX No 369), is said to be looking to expand its operations internationally, before going public, possibly by the end of the year. | Auspex Systems Inc, the Santa Clara, California network server company that struck up a deal with IBM recently (UX No 369), is said to be looking to expand its operations internationally, before being announced publicly, possibly by the end of the year. | 1nent |
Over 10,000 customers now make use of the opportunity of having their installations, production facilities or buildings monitored around the clock by the Security ~ Service. | Over 10,000 customers now make use of the opportunity of having their installations, production facilities or buildings monitored constantly by the Security ~ Service. | 0ent |
Brian Stewart, chief executive of Scottish and Newcastle, said the Budget was wide ranging but in the context of his own industry, the Chancellor's decision to raise excise duty on beer flew in the face of commercial reality. | Brian Stewart, chief executive of Scottish and Newcastle, said the Budget was wide ranging but in the context of his own industry, the Chancellor's decision to raise excise duty on beer contradicted commercial reality. | 0ent |
Watson, who turned to crime after moving to London, slumped in the dock of Inner London Crown Court as Judge Brian Pryor handed out the sentence on Monday. | Watson, who turned to crime after moving to London, slumped out on the docks of Inner London Crown Court as Judge Brian Pryor handed out the sentence on Monday. | 1nent |
Orkney is one of the venues for BT's video conferencing system, providing face to face communication without the pain of travel or risk of journalistic interference. | Orkney is one of the venues for BT's video conferencing system, providing in person communication without the pain of travel or risk of journalistic interference. | 0ent |
Linda had always passed the time of day with her when Doris had been able to get out and about, but now the old woman was con fined to her house with arthritis. | Linda had always told the time with her when Doris had been able to get out and about, but now the old woman was con fined to her house with arthritis. | 1nent |
In a sign that the rebound may be running out of steam, the Fed disclosed last night that the widely watched M2 measure of money supply, a barometer of economic activity, plummeted $7.1 billion in the week ending March. | In a sign that the rebound may be runing out of energy, the Fed disclosed last night that the widely watched M2 measure of money supply, a barometer of economic activity, plummeted $7.1 billion in the week ending March. | 0ent |
Even if the full Moon in Libra and at the mid heaven point of your solar chart on the 10th brings about a complete break from the past, both professionally and personally, it will remove the dead wood which has prevented you from living life to its very fullest. | Even if the full Moon in Libra and at the mid heaven point of your solar chart on the 10th brings about a complete break from the past, both professionally and personally, it will remove the old pieces of furniture which has prevented you from living life to its very fullest. | 1nent |
But, just before the reader buries the portfolio matrix once and for all, he or she might remember that I said that my case would not be complete until the end of chapter 8, where more organizational and behavioural matters will be considered. | But, just before the reader buries the portfolio matrix conclusively, he or she might remember that I said that my case would not be complete until the end of chapter 8, where more organizational and behavioural matters will be considered. | 0ent |
In last season's All Ireland decider he again stole the show with a goal and four points. | In last season's All Ireland decider he again be the most exciting part surprisingly with a goal and four points. | 0ent |
Should you glimpse topless mermaids … just look the other way. | Should you glimpse topless mermaids … just turn a blind eye. | 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 boss in the film field with a regular 4 million audience, twice the weekly cinema audience. | 0ent |
So, I suggest, he was tapping into what women wanted — going with the flow. | So, I suggest, he was tapping into what women wanted — conforming to common behavior patterns with an attitude of calm acceptance. | 0ent |
You'll like Echo and the Bunnymen, that'll be right up your street. | You'll like Echo and the Bunnymen, that'll be right at the next street. | 1nent |
It was bitter, but funny, to see that Professor Smith had doubled his own salary before recommending the offer from Fayed, and added a pre dated bonus for good measure. | It was bitter, but funny, to see that Professor Smith had doubled his own salary before recommending the offer from Fayed, and added a pre dated bonus in addition to what has already been done. | 0ent |
Now BAT has seen the light and is committed, so far as one can judge, to paying out all its surplus cash flow in either dividends or share buybacks. | Now BAT has achieved a new understanding and is committed, so far as one can judge, to paying out all its surplus cash flow in either dividends or share buybacks. | 0ent |
So play ball and tell me my plans, then,’ she said resentfully. | So cooperate and tell me my plans, then,’ she said resentfully. | 0ent |
However, it is known Sir Peter Walters, chairman of the Midland, will be first to face the music. | However, it is known Sir Peter Walters, chairman of the Midland, will be first to enjoy the chill time. | 1nent |
The sources, who have seen Viking in action, say that the thing works, and may even perform ahead of expectations when it eventually sees the light of day. | The sources, who have seen Viking in action, say that the thing works, and may even perform ahead of expectations when it eventually is realised. | 0ent |
And he believes that it is precisely because black footballers know of each other's natural ability, that they are able to construct the most intricate and seemingly planned movements without any preparation at all: They've got the receivers built into their heads and can pick each other up on the same wavelength.’. | And he believes that it is precisely because black footballers know of each other's natural ability, that they are able to construct the most intricate and seemingly planned movements without any preparation at all: They've got the receivers built into their heads and can pick each other up listening to the same radio ... | 1nent |
1,400 ready to become priests as they win a historic vote FOURTEEN hundred women who want to be Anglican priests got the green light yesterday when the church's ruling body voted for women to be ordained. | 1,400 ready to become priests as they win a historic vote FOURTEEN hundred women who want to be Anglican priests got the permission yesterday when the church's ruling body voted for women to be ordained. | 0ent |
Because of the close links between the Rover LTA School at Bisham Abbey and Wycombe High School, such a schedule is permitted, although it may seem unusual, to say the least, to most schoolchildren. | Because of the close links between the Rover LTA School at Bisham Abbey and Wycombe High School, such a schedule is permitted, although it may seem unusual, so as to be brief and efficient, to most schoolchildren. | 1nent |
I searched high and low for my glasses but couldn't find them. | I searched at the top and bottom for my glasses but couldn't find them. | 1nent |
He sees Sweeney in broad daylight in a pub on Gerrard Street, I want you out here, Sweeney.’. | He sees Sweeney in a well lit room in a pub on Gerrard Street, I want you out here, Sweeney.’. | 1nent |
If the editor decides to invert the press release, you've actually done the right thing in putting your good point first. | If the editor decides to invert the press release, you've actually turned right in putting your good point first. | 1nent |
Spike is an amateur gynaecologist who has broken the code and does not deserve a delicacy like Little Liz, a Soho Bunny if ever there was one, all ankle boots and skin tight black; it's enough to make a judge take a dim view of things. | Spike is an amateur gynaecologist who has broken the code and does not deserve a delicacy like Little Liz, a Soho Bunny if ever there was one, all ankle boots and skin tight black; it's enough to make a judge be unable to clearly see things. | 1nent |
Occasionally, knowing that all but two fieldsmen must patrol the area within the 30 yard circle centred around the stumps at each end, they chip the ball over their heads into the' no mans's land' beyond them. | Occasionally, knowing that all but two fieldsmen must patrol the area within the 30 yard circle centred around the stumps at each end, they chip the ball over their heads into the' a land that no one want to buy' beyond them. | 1nent |
ELEVEN people were treated for the effects of fumes after a truckload of chemicals caught fire yesterday at the M62 A1 junction in West Yorks. | ELEVEN people were treated for the effects of fumes after a truckload of chemicals became engulfed in flames yesterday at the M62 A1 junction in West Yorks. | 0ent |
Your questions were stray snipes over no man's land ,. | Your questions were stray snipes over a land that no one want to buy ,. | 1nent |
They pump iron for hours every morning. | They lift weights for hours every morning. | 0ent |
He is often hired to inform Fleet Street about client views or, less charitably, to dish the dirt on opponents. | He is often hired to inform Fleet Street about client views or, less charitably, to fee others with terrible food on opponents. | 1nent |
I'd rather be dead than fight on one of those things.’. | I'd rather be dead than fight on an unfortunate but unavoidable event. | 0ent |
There is a real danger in only doing the classical things — you're OK with it for a time, but then you're left high and dry when fashion moves on.’. | There is a real danger in only doing the classical things — you're OK with it for a time, but then you're left floating in dry air when fashion moves on.’. | 1nent |
Oh but it's they go straight into a the bin. | Oh but it's they become a law abiding person into a the bin. | 1nent |
The guests looked the other way and talked more loudly. | The guests became shy and talked more loudly. | 1nent |
Use this formula, and if necessary jot down on paper how you'll use the three stages and practise it aloud, so that you get comfortable with it. | Use this formula, and if necessary jot down in theory how you'll use the three stages and practise it aloud, so that you get comfortable with it. | 1nent |
Well, you can't call it a crime, can you, looking the other way in a cafe when somebody's nicking your vehicle from a lay by?’. | Well, you can't call it a crime, can you, becoming shy in a cafe when somebody's nicking your vehicle from a lay by?’. | 1nent |
You had to learn them off by heart. | You had to learn them off from unaided memory and in full detail. | 0ent |
However, with parts of the new Soviet constitution not yet in place, it was not immediately clear how — if at all— the Soviet leadership could enforce such a ruling if the republics refused to toe the line. | However, with parts of the new Soviet constitution not yet in place, it was not immediately clear how — if at all— the Soviet leadership could enforce such a ruling if the republics refused to abide by the rules. | 0ent |
Thought I saw the lights of St Kilda through the darkness, which got me musing on the terrible price one must pay to live on the edge of the world. | Thought I achieved a new understanding of St Kilda through the darkness, which got me musing on the terrible price one must pay to live on the edge of the world. | 1nent |
Only then was his black cat (a participant in many of the rites) ceremonially informed of his death, and his body reorientated towards the south west — the " land of souls " — initiating a whole symphony of rituals which only now were coming to a head. | Only then was his black cat (a participant in many of the rites) ceremonially informed of his death, and his body reorientated towards the south west — the " land of souls " — initiating a whole symphony of rituals which only now were popping up. | 1nent |
A must try in my book. | A must try in my autobiography. | 1nent |
But when a man dies after a scuffle behind closed doors, Lenny is left facing the biggest fight of his career …. | But when a man dies after a scuffle secretly, Lenny is left facing the biggest fight of his career …. | 0ent |
At that point the nurses would have said well, yes we can see the reasons because we're nearly doctors as well, and the administrator would have been left high and dry. | At that point the nurses would have said well, yes we can see the reasons because we're nearly doctors as well, and the administrator would have been left floating in dry air. | 1nent |
By the same token, fish can only eat dead or decaying plants, as they are then soft enough to be eaten. | For a similar reason, fish can only eat dead or decaying plants, as they are then soft enough to be eaten. | 0ent |
On white's debut we looked really good until wallace went off so that could bethe way to go …. | On white's debut we looked really good until wallace went off so that could bethe congratulations …. | 1nent |
Through their involvement, rather than creating a platform for development, people were letting the government off the hook by attempting to find superficial and limited solutions to deep rooted structural problems. | Through their involvement, rather than creating a platform for development, people were letting the government off the coathook by attempting to find superficial and limited solutions to deep rooted structural problems. | 1nent |
Surreptitiously she sold her properties; from her lucrative firstborn at Alderley Edge to her failures at Pendle and Ary — all went under the hammer. | Surreptitiously she sold her properties; from her lucrative firstborn at Alderley Edge to her failures at Pendle and Ary — all changed. | 1nent |
And it seems, on the face of it quite simple and quite straightforward doesn't it? | And it seems, Encountering quite simple and quite straightforward doesn't it? | 1nent |
Only accidents of a more spectacular kind would appear there, the first sledger’ to come to grief, the over zealous railmen attempting to close doors who were decapitated at tunnel portals, the victims of fire. | Only accidents of a more spectacular kind would appear there, the first sledger’ to express condolences, the over zealous railmen attempting to close doors who were decapitated at tunnel portals, the victims of fire. | 1nent |
All mothers are sacred but I just had to put the boot in on her, I'm afraid, I said stuff! | All mothers are sacred but I just had to kick a fallen opponent on her, I'm afraid, I said stuff! | 0ent |
I'm pleased you think that because it gets me off the hook now. | I'm pleased you think that because it gets me off the coathook now. | 1nent |
I've heard a figure of about five hundred and I just wondered if that rings a bell as being reasonable with you? | I've heard a figure of about five hundred and I just wondered if that sounds familiar as being reasonable with you? | 0ent |
On the face of it the trend is encouraging. | At first glance the trend is encouraging. | 0ent |
You gave me lots of reasons to get out and about. | You gave me lots of reasons to get traveling around. | 0ent |
It only takes a small slippage for government revenue and spending forecasts to be thrown out of kilter. | It only takes a small slippage for government revenue and spending forecasts to be thrown askew. | 0ent |
Make it snappy — I have important visitors.'. | Be quick about it — I have important visitors.'. | 1nent |
What they still lack is what the Tories would fear rather than scorn: three easy sentences to ring the bell. | What they still lack is what the Tories would fear rather than scorn: three easy sentences to ring a church bell. | 1nent |
But few engineers subscribe to this theory and at the end of the day it is the hardware engineer who has to get the thing working ’. | But few engineers subscribe to this theory and ultimately it is the hardware engineer who has to get the thing working ’. | 0ent |
Sun will keep a low profile on the suit lest it catch flak from other Sparcsystem builders. | Sun will be quiet and discreet on the suit lest it catch flak from other Sparcsystem builders. | 0ent |
Because at the end of the day, at the end of the negotiations, we were left with the two choices either the our budget reduced by half a million, which is point one six per cent— right — that budget or the Labour budget. | Because ultimately, at the end of the negotiations, we were left with the two choices either the our budget reduced by half a million, which is point one six per cent— right — that budget or the Labour budget. | 0ent |
The party was in a big house on Fulham Palace Road, and in full swing when we got there. | The party was in a big house on Fulham Palace Road, and thoroughly begun and in progress when we got there. | 0ent |
Internal dissension in the ILP caused by Communist sympathizers came to a head in August 1934. | Internal dissension in the ILP caused by Communist sympathizers popped up in August 1934. | 1nent |
But now they have gone, the story line has gone from strength to strength. | But now they have gone, the story line has got stronger. | 0ent |
A fifty year old cache of letters hardly seems to fit the bill, does it? | A fifty year old cache of letters hardly seems to serve the purpose, does it? | 0ent |
That's what I mean about when he sort of ran off that night I thought, in one way I was pissed off with him but in one way I thought well at least he can you know? | That's what I mean about when he sort of ran off that night I thought, in one way I was left with him but in one way I thought well at least he can you know? | 0ent |
Read the small print of any agreement you have with an agency, and be honest with agency staff about your dilemma. | Read the fine print of any agreement you have with an agency, and be honest with agency staff about your dilemma. | 0ent |
Then out of the blue, out of the real true blue, the Messiah with a droop moustache did a runner. | Then unexpectedly, out of the real true blue, the Messiah with a droop moustache did a runner. | 0ent |
Copy the heck out of it, be my guest, and give those copies to anybody who wants them. | Copy the heck out of it, go for it, and give those copies to anybody who wants them. | 0ent |
We were talking shop; it was shop talk, not gossip.’. | We were talking about shopping; it was shop talk, not gossip.’. | 1nent |
The second common motivation is the desire to increase the use of the stock — either by improving its appearance, so as to attract more users to the library, and/or by providing easier access to elements of the stock which are worthwhile, by removing the dead wood. | The second common motivation is the desire to increase the use of the stock — either by improving its appearance, so as to attract more users to the library, and/or by providing easier access to elements of the stock which are worthwhile, by removing the old pieces of furniture. | 1nent |
Johnson converted, but then struck a poor clearance, which was fielded at full tilt by Dave Kenyon, driving Northern back to their line. | Johnson converted, but then struck a poor clearance, which was fielded while leaning to one side by Dave Kenyon, driving Northern back to their line. | 1nent |
So long as you keep things above board your schemes will be tolerated, perhaps even appreciated, but don't over stretch your imagination as the results could border on the bizarre. | So long as you keep things open and straightforward your schemes will be tolerated, perhaps even appreciated, but don't over stretch your imagination as the results could border on the bizarre. | 0ent |
Beethoven's sketchbooks reveal how often his first visionary ideas were modified — chopping and changing until at last they fall into shapes of full significance. | Beethoven's sketchbooks reveal how often his first visionary ideas were modified — change repeatedly until at last they fall into shapes of full significance. | 0ent |
However, as we are using incremental change instead of wiping the slate clean and trying to move to a new system, we are avoiding huge extra costs at one fell swoop and also avoiding creating a system in which there would be many losers as well as gainers at the point of change. | However, as we are using incremental change instead of open and apparent to everyone and trying to move to a new system, we are avoiding huge extra costs at one fell swoop and also avoiding creating a system in which there would be many losers as well as gainers at the point of change. | 1nent |
She stepped off the plane wearing an old primrose Catherine Walker number which last saw the light of day five years ago. | She stepped off the plane wearing an old primrose Catherine Walker number which last saw the brightest star of day five years ago. | 1nent |
But there is little likelihood of them giving home advantage to Garvey who have gone 32 games without defeat in the competition and need to win it for a record sixth time on the trot to reach Europe next year. | But there is little likelihood of them giving home advantage to Garvey who have gone 32 games without defeat in the competition and need to win it for a record sixth time on a horse to reach Europe next year. | 1nent |
Even Fouché doesn't order people killed just for the hell of it.’. | Even Fouché doesn't order people killed just for no particular reason. | 0ent |
The strong correlation between characterization and prenominal position, and " occasion " use and postnominal position also falls naturally into place, as well as the fact that it does not amount to a complete correspondence. | The strong correlation between characterization and prenominal position, and " occasion " use and postnominal position also sits down, as well as the fact that it does not amount to a complete correspondence. | 1nent |
Each began to cut prices, implicitly challenging the others to follow in a tit for tat sequence. | Each began to cut prices, implicitly challenging the others to follow in a this for that sequence. | 1nent |
I'm not going to jump on you and seduce you the minute we're behind closed doors. | I'm not going to jump on you and seduce you the minute we're in private. | 0ent |
The terrorists dumped the Ford Transit van with its deadly cargo on double yellow lines off Tottenham Court Road, just 100 yards from the Dominion Theatre where a performance was in full swing. | The terrorists dumped the Ford Transit van with its deadly cargo on double yellow lines off Tottenham Court Road, just 100 yards from the Dominion Theatre where a performance was at a swingset. | 1nent |
Turkey ’s position was, to say the least, perceived badly by the “ Arab street.”. | Turkey ’s position was, so as to be brief and efficient, perceived badly by the “ Arab street.”. | 1nent |
Heard about you being sick and put two and two together — though what the other two was, I'm damned if I know. | Heard about you being sick and group like things together — though what the other two was, I'm damned if I know. | 1nent |
Erm it won't be engaged, they will get a er er er, a erm voice saying erm the caller is on another call at the moment please hold the line. | Erm it won't be engaged, they will get a er er er, a erm voice saying erm the caller is on another call at the moment please hold onto the rope. | 1nent |
The ideas expressed may well be wide of the mark, or they may not be, but this does not really matter since the purpose of hypotheses is to stimulate more ideas, and the research to either confirm or refute them. | The ideas expressed may well be considerably accurate, or they may not be, but this does not really matter since the purpose of hypotheses is to stimulate more ideas, and the research to either confirm or refute them. | 1nent |
Certainly, a good deal of anti foreigner sentiment was unleashed, first of all in Nanjing and then other major cities, and traditional prejudices were allowed to run riot for the Christmas period. | Certainly, a good deal of anti foreigner sentiment was unleashed, first of all in Nanjing and then other major cities, and traditional prejudices were allowed to riot for the Christmas period. | 1nent |
Rigorous stretching exercises and taekwondo go hand in hand, for without pushing the muscles beyond their normal use, the sinews and tendons will not gain the elasticity that is required for dynamic kicking techniques. | Rigorous stretching exercises and taekwondo hold hands, for without pushing the muscles beyond their normal use, the sinews and tendons will not gain the elasticity that is required for dynamic kicking techniques. | 1nent |
Macedonia seems confident it can weather the storm, but some fear Athens may soon take things up a notch. | Macedonia seems confident it can predict the coming storm, but some fear Athens may soon take things up a notch. | 1nent |
The top wage in the prison was around £ 2.60 a week and £ 3 in the workroom, and the woman who ran it — a civilian instructor, not a screw — was a real old dragon who put people on report at the drop of a hat. | The top wage in the prison was around £ 2.60 a week and £ 3 in the workroom, and the woman who ran it — a civilian instructor, not a screw — was a real old dragon who put people on report without any hesitation. | 0ent |
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