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If your own family is so badly brought up,’ thundered a Scottish columnist, so lacking in moral fibre that it cannot make a go of its marriages, what price all those Christmas homilies?’. | If your own family is so badly brought up,’ thundered a Scottish columnist, so lacking in moral fibre that it cannot succeed in its marriages, what price all those Christmas homilies?’. | 0ent |
But then he said to himself: " Before it strikes a quarter past ~ seven I must be quite out of this bed, without fail. | But then he said to himself: " Before it strikes a quarter past ~ seven I must be quite out of this bed, certainly. | 0ent |
Removing the coat revealed her to be completely naked, which finally put the cat among the pigeons: they were banished! | Removing the coat revealed her to be completely naked, which finally let the cat eat a lot of food: they were banished! | 1nent |
News of her MBE for service to the nuclear industry’ came completely out of the blue. | News of her MBE for service to the nuclear industry’ came completely unexpectedly. | 0ent |
The absence of the usual six lace darts and the addition of a grenade patch to an NCO's wing is unusual, to say the least. | The absence of the usual six lace darts and the addition of a grenade patch to an NCO's wing is unusual, so as to be brief and efficient. | 1nent |
These would originally have been topped with a fence of dead wood or a live hedge to keep the animals out. | These would originally have been topped with a fence of personnel no longer contributing or a live hedge to keep the animals out. | 1nent |
An American Supreme Court judge once said that any lawyer worth his salt will tell the suspect in no uncertain terms to make no statement to the police under any circumstances’. | An American Supreme Court judge once said that any lawyer worth his salt will tell the suspect categorically to make no statement to the police under any circumstances’. | 0ent |
The bride, not noted for a peaches and cream complexion, looked beautiful. | The bride, not noted for a good complexion, looked beautiful. | 0ent |
However over the top he may have seemed, it was a vignette I could not have envisaged in Prague. | However outrageous he may have seemed, it was a vignette I could not have envisaged in Prague. | 0ent |
Well as I say I went out and erm I thought, well Jill phoned and she said at the time my mum had got a boy that was sleeping rough down the sandpits. | Well as I say I went out and erm I thought, well Jill phoned and she said at the time my mum had got a boy that was sleep outdoors down the sandpits. | 0ent |
The national interest’ was also a rebuff to congressmen, who could not afford to be critical of it, even when they already knew it as grounds to keep them in the dark. | The national interest’ was also a rebuff to congressmen, who could not afford to be critical of it, even when they already knew it as grounds to ignore the fans. | 1nent |
It makes me really happy to come up with an observation that I know will hit home. | It makes me really happy to come up with an observation that I know will be especially meaningful. | 0ent |
One of those things you forget about when away, then meet with surprised pleasure on a return. | An unfortunate but unavoidable event you forget about when away, then meet with surprised pleasure on a return. | 0ent |
Seamen have been attacked in cold blood; women and children compelled to cross the seas have been foully murdered without warning or provocation. | Seamen have been attacked in a pool of blood; women and children compelled to cross the seas have been foully murdered without warning or provocation. | 1nent |
The road and railway from Mallaig go south hand in hand along the coast to Keppoch, famed for its glorious seascapes, and Arisaig, a small village beloved of discerning holidaymakers who find there tranquillity in alliance with an enchanting coast. | The road and railway from Mallaig hold hands along the coast to Keppoch, famed for its glorious seascapes, and Arisaig, a small village beloved of discerning holidaymakers who find there tranquillity in alliance with an enchanting coast. | 1nent |
To trick her into a marriage of convenience,’ she accused. | To trick her into a marriage motivated by some reason other than love she accused. | 0ent |
So should not the law be changed immediately to prevent the likes of Dr Cox ending up in the dock? | So should not the law be changed immediately to prevent the likes of Dr Cox ending up under close scrutiny? | 0ent |
Axelrod recognized that Tit for Tat is not strictly an ESS, and he therefore coined the phrase' collectively stable strategy' to describe it. | Axelrod recognized that this for that is not strictly an ESS, and he therefore coined the phrase' collectively stable strategy' to describe it. | 1nent |
They proceeded with great energy to produce their own regional reports, though long before their demise in 1979 they had lost their force, located in no man's land between central and local government. | They proceeded with great energy to produce their own regional reports, though long before their demise in 1979 they had lost their force, located in a land that no one want to buy between central and local government. | 1nent |
It goes without saying that if the debtor has employed undue influence or misrepresentation in order to persuade the surety to enter into the transaction and the creditor has knowledge that this has happened, the security will be unenforceable. | It is obvious that if the debtor has employed undue influence or misrepresentation in order to persuade the surety to enter into the transaction and the creditor has knowledge that this has happened, the security will be unenforceable. | 0ent |
You mean, you knew all along, but you let me make a fool of myself?’. | You mean, you knew for the entire time, but you let me make a fool of myself?’. | 0ent |
The one and only J. Mon, 31 Oct 2005, 17:03 Luke well, in a way he's in the same boat as me! | The one and only J. Mon, 31 Oct 2005, 17:03 Luke well, in a way he's in the same situation as me! | 0ent |
' Cloughie' will be missed by many people who don't give a fig for the great soccer his teams have played. | ' Cloughie' will be missed by many people who do not sell figs for the great soccer his teams have played. | 1nent |
FOR JOHN BRYAN THE FALL FROM GRACE WAS JUST ONE WEEK AWAY NO LONGER WOULD HE BE ONE OF THE ROYAL FAMILY'S ANOINTED. | FOR JOHN BRYAN THE become less graceful WAS JUST ONE WEEK AWAY NO LONGER WOULD HE BE ONE OF THE ROYAL FAMILY'S ANOINTED. | 1nent |
Geraldine Lynn hit the nail on the head with Sick blokes (February SHE). | Geraldine Lynn start building with Sick blokes (February SHE). | 1nent |
On a long flight you should get up every once in a while to stretch your legs. | On a long flight you should get up every sometimes to stretch your legs. | 0ent |
At the time, the Treasury forecasts were not out of line with the consensus, so most businesses were making production and investment plans based on projections of slow but positive growth in the economy. | At the time, the Treasury forecasts were not disproportionately with the consensus, so most businesses were making production and investment plans based on projections of slow but positive growth in the economy. | 0ent |
One journalist said :' Staff are foaming at the mouth. | One journalist said :' Staff are making bubbles with the mouth. | 1nent |
And for fun around the clock, there's nothing to beat the good old British holiday park. | And for fun constantly, there's nothing to beat the good old British holiday park. | 0ent |
The first intimation of it came out of the blue, but I cannot ignore the fact that she has persisted in it. | The first intimation of it came unexpectedly, but I cannot ignore the fact that she has persisted in it. | 0ent |
The slump in the property market is making life difficult for churches and St Cuthbert's at Darlington is feeling the pinch as much as any. | The slump in the property market is making life difficult for churches and St Cuthbert's at Darlington is suffering a hardship as much as any. | 0ent |
If I hadn't chucked away the rulebook shortly after Johannes Gutenburg invented printing, this would be the proper time for me to rise and shine. | If I hadn't chucked away the rulebook shortly after Johannes Gutenburg invented printing, this would be the proper time for me to I wish you happiness upon waking up. | 0ent |
One of the well known and most popular Shareware programs Galaxy Lite is easy to use and full of features which make it ideal for those new to word processing and old hats like myself. | One of the well known and most popular Shareware programs Galaxy Lite is easy to use and full of features which make it ideal for those new to word processing and old fashioned and trite like myself. | 0ent |
We just give up and go through the motions and we let our negativity harden inside us. | We just give up and do things in a perfunctory way and we let our negativity harden inside us. | 0ent |
Apparently the cost of transport would be out of the question when there was a plentiful supply obtainable locally. | Apparently the cost of transport would be not remotely possible when there was a plentiful supply obtainable locally. | 0ent |
I can't wait to tell Nick I've got his job in the bag. | I can't wait to tell Nick I've got his job impossible. | 1nent |
Even so, it puts her judgement into question, to say the least. | Even so, it puts her judgement into question, so as to be brief and efficient. | 1nent |
We nod politely and look the other way to discourage further conversation. | We nod politely and ignore things wrong to discourage further conversation. | 1nent |
They raced away from the drama in which world champion, Senna, crashed into Schumacher's Benetton and crashed out of the running. | They raced away from the drama in which world champion, Senna, crashed into Schumacher's Benetton and crashed no longer in a competition. | 0ent |
He caught fire and suffered fatal 80 per cent burns. | He became engulfed in flames and suffered fatal 80 per cent burns. | 0ent |
Parliament is a talking shop where members seek to influence others by debate. | Parliament is a talking about shopping where members seek to influence others by debate. | 1nent |
Buzz sensed that she had to be careful, she had to box clever, she had to let Adam think she had accepted what he said and would go quietly. | Buzz sensed that she had to be careful, she had to fight while thinking carefully, she had to let Adam think she had accepted what he said and would go quietly. | 1nent |
In part two soccer action on the pitch, and behind the scenes the police operation to control the crowds. | In part two soccer action on the pitch, and secretly the police operation to control the crowds. | 0ent |
Basically this means you cook with gas in a similar way to that of a kitchen gas hob. | Basically this means you make substantial progress in a similar way to that of a kitchen gas hob. | 1nent |
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 act unethically with a goal and four points. | 1nent |
Before he returned home, another economist with experience of foreign practices, V. A. Tatarinov, set in train the changes which came to a head in 1862. | Before he returned home, another economist with experience of foreign practices, V. A. Tatarinov, set in train the changes which popped up in 1862. | 1nent |
The players will discuss the plan again prior to the Norway match, which will be make or break for the credibility of Taylor. | The players will discuss the plan again prior to the Norway match, which will be build or destroy for the credibility of Taylor. | 1nent |
The chub flit in and out of the weed like silent ghosts, grubbing for food, seeking shelter from the bright sun, and sometimes just playing around for the sheer hell of it. | The chub flit in and out of the weed like silent ghosts, grubbing for food, seeking shelter from the bright sun, and sometimes just playing around for whatever reason. | 1nent |
I came clean: the incidents of the survivors of two schooners sunk by his submarine near Crete in 1941. | I bathe: the incidents of the survivors of two schooners sunk by his submarine near Crete in 1941. | 1nent |
On the eve of Nigel Lawson's make or break speech to the Tory conference in Blackpool, an opinion poll last night suggested that 68 per cent of the voters had little confidence in his management of the economy. | On the eve of Nigel Lawson's build or destroy speech to the Tory conference in Blackpool, an opinion poll last night suggested that 68 per cent of the voters had little confidence in his management of the economy. | 1nent |
For good measure, she added, a trifle pathetically ,' I am a good girl, really truly, even if I can't give you any references, and I will work hard, I promise.'. | In addition to what has already been done, she added, a trifle pathetically ,' I am a good girl, really truly, even if I can't give you any references, and I will work hard, I promise.'. | 0ent |
I then left, to more funny looks, and knowing it was going to be a piece of cake getting past Steptoe and Son, headed back to the car. | I then left, to more funny looks, and knowing it was going to be easy getting past Steptoe and Son, headed back to the car. | 0ent |
Sometimes it all comes to a head,’ Gran said, low, and shut her eyes while the pain furrowed her face. | Sometimes it all pops up Gran said, low, and shut her eyes while the pain furrowed her face. | 1nent |
The business of the audition is squeezed into all this in less time than it takes to shake a leg. | The business of the audition is squeezed into all this in less time than it takes to get moving. | 0ent |
The environment calls the tune and the strategic behaviour of individuals is a response to the circumstances affecting their lives. | The environment makes the decisions and the strategic behaviour of individuals is a response to the circumstances affecting their lives. | 0ent |
There's nothing in the dock except maybe a couple of beer cans and a radio some clumsy bimbo dropped when she was teetering out of a punt in high heels. | There's nothing under scrutiny except maybe a couple of beer cans and a radio some clumsy bimbo dropped when she was teetering out of a punt in high heels. | 1nent |
Is it time to pay the piper. | Is it time to bear the consequences of an action. | 0ent |
A RECORDING of an intimate phone call allegedly between Prince Charles and old flame Camilla Parker Bowles was made public last night. | A RECORDING of an intimate phone call allegedly between Prince Charles and former romantic partner Camilla Parker Bowles was made public last night. | 0ent |
I presumed that Prentice had had a word in somebody's shell like, or maybe nobody was very interested. | I presumed that Prentice had speaked privately in somebody's shell like, or maybe nobody was very interested. | 0ent |
If you, if you're telling him not to look at it, they say look the other way it's nothing to do with you. | If you, if you're telling him not to look at it, they say ignore things wrong it's nothing to do with you. | 0ent |
Everyone worked with a will to equip the expedition and load up with enough food, petrol, water and ammunition for three to four weeks in the field. | Everyone worked heartily to equip the expedition and load up with enough food, petrol, water and ammunition for three to four weeks in the field. | 0ent |
Rugby Union: Edwards calls tune as Wigan clinch latest championship. | Rugby Union: Edwards sing the song as Wigan clinch latest championship. | 1nent |
Then, full tilt into the pounding waves. | Then, full speed into the pounding waves. | 0ent |
It is not an over simplification to describe the industrial experience of the inter war years in terms of moth balling until about 1936 and then as hell for leather toward war. | It is not an over simplification to describe the industrial experience of the inter war years in terms of moth balling until about 1936 and then as as fast as possible toward war. | 0ent |
All of this activity has meant that aircraft and artefact restoration has necessarily taken to the back burner, but, to quote one of the volunteers: no building, no aircraft in the long term’. | All of this activity has meant that aircraft and artefact restoration has necessarily taken to the back burner, but, to quote one of the volunteers: no building, no aircraft eventually. | 0ent |
He looked good enough to pass muster, but not so valuable that his inevitable sacrifice to the god of political expediency on the altar of high culture was likely to bring tears. | He looked good enough to pass along mustard, but not so valuable that his inevitable sacrifice to the god of political expediency on the altar of high culture was likely to bring tears. | 1nent |
We climbed eight pitches of glassy ice through the storm and at nightfall emerged on the summit ridge, already close to exhaustion and chilled to the bone. | We climbed eight pitches of glassy ice through the storm and at nightfall emerged on the summit ridge, already close to exhaustion and chilled completely. | 0ent |
According to Soames's sister, Emma, the admirable Sutton would answer Soames's car phone in the manner of a country butler, asking callers to hold the line while he saw if Sir was in. | According to Soames's sister, Emma, the admirable Sutton would answer Soames's car phone in the manner of a country butler, asking callers to firmly maintain the situation while he saw if Sir was in. | 0ent |
I don't drink and don't go out much so I manage on the money. | I don't drink and don't go out much so I manage precisely accurate. | 0ent |
I didn't manage to get on last summer's tour of Australia, but that was just one of those things. | I didn't manage to get on last summer's tour of Australia, but that was just an unfortunate but unavoidable event. | 0ent |
Er, he pleads not guilty m'lud,’ interjected the defence lawyer, throwing an anxious glance at the man in the dock as he resumed his seat. | Er, he pleads not guilty m'lud,’ interjected the defence lawyer, throwing an anxious glance at the man under scrutiny as he resumed his seat. | 1nent |
She thought she was hearing things, and was about to track down Stephen to confirm the appointment when Edward Harrington, his half brother, walked into reception. | She thought she was imagining sounds that are not actually real, and was about to track down Stephen to confirm the appointment when Edward Harrington, his half brother, walked into reception. | 0ent |
Eight vehicles will be converted from new or surplus rolling stock for use in the fleet and two new vehicles will be built from scratch. | Eight vehicles will be converted from new or surplus rolling stock for use in the fleet and two new vehicles will be built from the beginning. | 0ent |
Err on the side of being helpful — volunteer help, don't wait to be asked. | Behave in a manner which favours being helpful — volunteer help, don't wait to be asked. | 0ent |
But it goes without saying that their refined phrasing and shading is infinitely preferable to the garish exaggeration often forced on these endearing Czech mood pictures. | But it is obvious that their refined phrasing and shading is infinitely preferable to the garish exaggeration often forced on these endearing Czech mood pictures. | 0ent |
So please,’ she started off towards her own compartment, no reds under the bed.’. | So please,’ she started off towards her own compartment, no red colored things under the bed. | 1nent |
Right, so we need to really think about all this from scratch don't you, mm, pity the others aren't here actually. | Right, so we need to really think about all this from the beginning don't you, mm, pity the others aren't here actually. | 0ent |
Overall, however, it has stood the test of time surprisingly well when we consider how little information on pre capitalist systems they disposed of. | Overall, however, it has was important over a long period of time surprisingly well when we consider how little information on pre capitalist systems they disposed of. | 0ent |
The southern German Christian Democrats are talking of an alliance with the Greens — a marriage of convenience certainly, but a progressive, positive one, that corresponds to what Europe's richest voters want. | The southern German Christian Democrats are talking of an alliance with the Greens — a marriage motivated by some reason other than love certainly, but a progressive, positive one, that corresponds to what Europe's richest voters want. | 0ent |
They went back upstairs and he talked dirty to Eleanor. | They went back upstairs and he used profane language for the purpose of arousal to Eleanor. | 0ent |
They may actually have to take risks: all the fault of Mrs Thatcher, but not because she was too interested in the entrepreneurs; quite the contrary, because she over egged the pudding for the house owning classes. | They may actually have to take risks: all the fault of Mrs Thatcher, but not because she was too interested in the entrepreneurs; quite the contrary, because she put too much egg in the pudding for the house owning classes. | 1nent |
Now, if you've never worked anywhere where there's an IT department that provides first line troubleshooting and support, you won't know that these people í‰äóñ they man the helpdesks í‰äóñ are supposed to be a cut above your average clerk or salesman. | Now, if you've never worked anywhere where there's an IT department that provides first line troubleshooting and support, you won't know that these people í‰äóñ they man the helpdesks í‰äóñ are supposed to be better than your average clerk or salesman. | 0ent |
They must, they must be going for rock bottom prices at the moment there! | They must, they must be going for the very lowest possible level prices at the moment there! | 0ent |
Attempts to set up a national printers"union in Scotland date from 1836, but both the General Typographical Association of Scotland and its successor, the Northern District Board of the National Typographical Association, came to grief after only a few years. | Attempts to set up a national printers"union in Scotland date from 1836, but both the General Typographical Association of Scotland and its successor, the Northern District Board of the National Typographical Association, expressed condolences after only a few years. | 1nent |
It should go without saying that your needs and expectations are the same as those of able bodied students. | It should be obvious that your needs and expectations are the same as those of able bodied students. | 0ent |
(This was a circumstance paralleled at his own funeral, when the friends and relations of the woman he'd been living with for part of the week since the early 1960s stole the show from us, the pathetic huddle of the family of his middle years.). | (This was a circumstance paralleled at his own funeral, when the friends and relations of the woman he'd been living with for part of the week since the early 1960s act unethically from us, the pathetic huddle of the family of his middle years.). | 1nent |
The report confirms that younger academics appointed under the UGC's new blood’ scheme do better than average in obtaining research funds. | The report confirms that younger academics appointed under the UGC's donated blood scheme do better than average in obtaining research funds. | 1nent |
The property will thus not be excluded property and may be subject to the ten year charge and, on the face of it, the interim charge (IHTA 1984, ss64 and 65). | The property will thus not be excluded property and may be subject to the ten year charge and, Encountering, the interim charge (IHTA 1984, ss64 and 65). | 1nent |
The role of the head has not been ostensibly diminished but, in the words of Maclure (1988:140—1): there is scope for an over zealous governing body to get at cross purposes with an over zealous head. | The role of the head has not been ostensibly diminished but, in the words of Maclure (1988:140—1): there is scope for an over zealous governing body to get with different aims from one another with an over zealous head. | 0ent |
And so, having carefully assessed the pros and cons (mostly cons), the solution was clear: Do a runner. | And so, having carefully assessed the pros and cons (mostly cons), the solution was clear: go jogging. | 1nent |
Rank, having carried the can on that occasion, then allowed spending on Caesar and Cleopatra (1945) to reach the mind numbing figure of £ 1,280,000, twice as much as The Red Shoes. | Rank, having kept the can safe on that occasion, then allowed spending on Caesar and Cleopatra (1945) to reach the mind numbing figure of £ 1,280,000, twice as much as The Red Shoes. | 1nent |
This stated that: " Any notion that the economy of the countryside is fundamentally different to that in towns is now wide of the mark. | This stated that: " Any notion that the economy of the countryside is fundamentally different to that in towns is now inaccurate. | 0ent |
The ciderheads took an instant liking to these fellow dropouts who also slept rough and were equally unsteady on their feet. | The ciderheads took an instant liking to these fellow dropouts who also lost sleep and were equally unsteady on their feet. | 1nent |
But I was so lucky that with one exception, everything seemed to fall into place at exactly the right time.’. | But I was so lucky that with one exception, everything seemed to sit down at exactly the right time.’. | 1nent |
You can add secretive for good measure though he hadn't much to be secretive about.’. | You can add secretive in addition to what has already been done though he hadn't much to be secretive about.’. | 0ent |
Secondly, I'd make the land around the barn blend and unify with the surrounding area; it would merge with and reinforce the horizon beyond — harmonise rather than stick out like a sore thumb.’. | Secondly, I'd make the land around the barn blend and unify with the surrounding area; it would merge with and reinforce the horizon beyond — harmonise rather than hurt like a sore thumb. | 1nent |
On the face of it, Major is less likely than Thatcher to be goaded into over reaction. | Encountering, Major is less likely than Thatcher to be goaded into over reaction. | 1nent |
Take the start of last year's Grand Prix season when Senna set a new record by winning the first four races on the trot. | Take the start of last year's Grand Prix season when Senna set a new record by winning the first four races in a row. | 0ent |
It sounds terrible, but we have to go cap in hand begging for funds to keep solvent. | It sounds terrible, but we have to go without wearing a hat begging for funds to keep solvent. | 1nent |
As soon as a key was inserted it rang a loud alarm bell and palace guards would rush in with drawn swords. | As soon as a key was inserted it sound familiar and palace guards would rush in with drawn swords. | 1nent |
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