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But at least the fusion community needs such volumes to remind it that at the end of the day the scientific juggling will come to nothing if it does not lead to a convenient and not too expensive source of electricity. | But at least the fusion community needs such volumes to remind it that ultimately the scientific juggling will come to nothing if it does not lead to a convenient and not too expensive source of electricity. | 0ent |
Aside from this speaking volumes about the worldwide potential for struggle and conflict on the one hand and great reform on the other, it says a lot about your capacity to triumph over the circumstances that you meet. | Aside from this revealing a great deal of information about the worldwide potential for struggle and conflict on the one hand and great reform on the other, it says a lot about your capacity to triumph over the circumstances that you meet. | 0ent |
The duty sergeant told me that Bert Shorrocks was still in the cells and due up in front of the beak that afternoon, but they hadn't set eyes on my old man the whole weekend. | The duty sergeant told me that Bert Shorrocks was still in the cells and due up in front of the beak that afternoon, but they hadn't see my old man the whole weekend. | 0ent |
I had no idea he'd been kept in the dark for so long. | I had no idea ignoring the fans for so long. | 1nent |
The retail sales figures sent the FT SE 100 Share Index five points higher, helping it recover an initial fall in line with Wall Street overnight. | The retail sales figures sent the FT SE 100 Share Index five points higher, helping it recover an initial obey with Wall Street overnight. | 0ent |
The little dove huddles in her blanket, and, though Rainbow puts the heat on full, does not stop shivering until we're somewhere in the depths of Essex, in the fast lane of the M25. | The little dove huddles in her blanket, and, though Rainbow puts the heat on full, does not stop shivering until we're somewhere in the depths of Essex, with a rapid and exciting pace of the M25. | 1nent |
Angela,’ he said, you and me, we've not always seen eye to eye recently, but we are friends. | Angela,’ he said, you and me, we've not always agreed recently, but we are friends. | 0ent |
This argument just does not hold water. | This argument just does not withstand criticism. | 0ent |
A GIRL today hit back at the judge who let her sex attacker walk free because she was not entirely an angel’. | A GIRL today hit back at the judge who let her sex attacker go unpunished because she was not entirely an angel’. | 0ent |
It is highly unlikely that any formal moves will be made to politicize senior civil service appointments. | It is highly unlikely that any formal stood still to politicize senior civil service appointments. | 1nent |
Will the Prime Minister take it from me that all right thinking people would like to congratulate him on escaping unbruised from the street fighting at Maastricht, where he met the heavies of Germany and France? | Will the Prime Minister take it away from me that all right thinking people would like to congratulate him on escaping unbruised from the street fighting at Maastricht, where he met the heavies of Germany and France? | 1nent |
Or have a streetplan of, was losing heart. | Or have a streetplan of, was experience reduced morale. | 0ent |
The fall from grace of Heritage Secretary Mr Mellor earned him joint second place with the BBC's ratings disaster Eldorado. | The become less graceful of Heritage Secretary Mr Mellor earned him joint second place with the BBC's ratings disaster Eldorado. | 1nent |
' Out on a limb in my view. | ' out onto a tree branch in my view. | 1nent |
We would have to keep a low profile. | We would have to be quiet and discreet. | 0ent |
Since then it would seem people are putting two and two together and coming up with ten, ’ Pammy Jane said. | Since then it would seem people are reaching an obvious conclusion and coming up with ten, ’ Pammy Jane said. | 0ent |
There is nothing tongue in cheek about these statements. | There is nothing an odd manner about these statements. | 1nent |
By the same token, if the London Marathon can be persuaded to run round and round Wembley Stadium, then the rest of us can happily offer to sponsor it. | For the price of one ticket, if the London Marathon can be persuaded to run round and round Wembley Stadium, then the rest of us can happily offer to sponsor it. | 1nent |
For good measure the Americans also accuse Nippon of unfair competition and violation of trademarks. | In addition to what has already been done the Americans also accuse Nippon of unfair competition and violation of trademarks. | 0ent |
New blood, with new ideals, fresh ideas.'. | Donated blood, with new ideals, fresh ideas.'. | 1nent |
And during his flying visit to Belfast, Mr Grade took time out to chew the fat about the old days. | And during his flying visit to Belfast, Mr Grade took time out to chew on fatty food about the old days. | 1nent |
Police and MPs have strongly criticized a teenage vandal to walk free after he'd admitted stabbing a neighbour to death. | Police and MPs have strongly criticized a teenage vandal to go unpunished after he'd admitted stabbing a neighbour to death. | 0ent |
Remember, For Sale boards are subject to a maximum legal size, so make sure you don't fall foul of the law by going over the top. | Remember, For Sale boards are subject to a maximum legal size, so make sure you don't fall foul of the law by going excellent. | 1nent |
So parents tend not to hear about the things that really go on a lot of the time in nearly all schools and they do hear a bit about the things that are a little bit different, so they can get quite a distorted picture of, of what's going on. | So parents tend not to hear about the things that really go on a lot of the time in nearly all schools and they do hear a bit about the things that are a little bit different, so they can take a picture of, of what's going on. | 1nent |
By the same token, the dodos of Mauritius were giant pigeons (though some biologists believe they were closer to rails). | For the price of one ticket, the dodos of Mauritius were giant pigeons (though some biologists believe they were closer to rails). | 1nent |
Well what all the wives do agree about living in their fortified compounds guarded round the clock is that the end of this tour can't come soon enough. | Well what all the wives do agree about living in their fortified compounds guarded nonstop is that the end of this tour can't come soon enough. | 0ent |
Green Berets walk free from Salvador siege. | Green Berets take a stroll without disturbance from Salvador siege. | 1nent |
She did her best to make light of it, describing in detail the dinner they had eaten, and only hesitated a little when it came to the stroll along the promenade. | She did her best to illuminate it, describing in detail the dinner they had eaten, and only hesitated a little when it came to the stroll along the promenade. | 1nent |
The one where all the male characters are foulmouthed and lecherous with only one thing on their minds, and the females are all patient, suffering, submissive angels with hearts of gold.’. | The one where all the male characters are foulmouthed and lecherous with only one thing on their minds, and the females are all patient, suffering, submissive angels with cold, mean heart. | 1nent |
A crew of more than 150 technicians are working round the clock, preparing Europe's largest mobile stage for live performances by Van Morrison, Martha Reeves and the London Philharmonic Orchestra. | A crew of more than 150 technicians are working nonstop, preparing Europe's largest mobile stage for live performances by Van Morrison, Martha Reeves and the London Philharmonic Orchestra. | 0ent |
Sometimes there were only two or three points and the quick QED had something of prestidigitation, of a sleight of hand; even so, it was a compelling way of stating affectionate and didactic disagreement, especially before an audience. | Sometimes there were only two or three points and the quick QED had something of prestidigitation, of a skilled deception; even so, it was a compelling way of stating affectionate and didactic disagreement, especially before an audience. | 0ent |
The green light for the X100 brings to an end nine months of heart searching at Browns Lane while Ford invited its own design offices to submit plans for a new Jaguar sports car. | The permission for the X100 brings to an end nine months of heart searching at Browns Lane while Ford invited its own design offices to submit plans for a new Jaguar sports car. | 0ent |
Like the U.S. cavalry, just in the nick of time,’ he said. | Like the U.S. cavalry, just at the last possible moment he said. | 0ent |
After two days of meekly walking behind him, Diana was determined to steal the show. | After two days of meekly walking behind him, Diana was determined to act unethically. | 1nent |
Improves communications by means of a bush telegraph’ system; and. | Improves communications by means of a eco friendly communication system; and. | 1nent |
Mrs Clinton also assured the Hopkins audience that the hospitals of major research institutions like theirs would be insulated against the dog eat dog, cost cutting incentives inherent in managed competition, the administration's basic formula for reform. | Mrs Clinton also assured the Hopkins audience that the hospitals of major research institutions like theirs would be insulated against the cannibalism, cost cutting incentives inherent in managed competition, the administration's basic formula for reform. | 1nent |
But with Son being here, talking about it once in a while when she gets a bit down, and don't we all — well, I feel like it all happened last week, and what's more as if I was in the middle of it. | But with Son being here, talking about it sometimes when she gets a bit down, and don't we all — well, I feel like it all happened last week, and what's more as if I was in the middle of it. | 1nent |
On the face of it, photography would seem a fairly straightforward means of portraiture. | Encountering, photography would seem a fairly straightforward means of portraiture. | 1nent |
As the younger one was reaching up to the mantlepiece with the flowers, her frock caught fire; her sister ran to her aid, and soon both girls were engulfed in the flames. | As the younger one was reaching up to the mantlepiece with the flowers, her frock became engulfed in flames; her sister ran to her aid, and soon both girls were engulfed in the flames. | 1nent |
And Ni Bevan obviously felt that for he fought tooth and nail to get it through. | And Ni Bevan obviously felt that for he bite and scratch to get it through. | 1nent |
By the same token he gave her hand a reassuring squeeze before releasing it. | For a similar reason he gave her hand a reassuring squeeze before releasing it. | 0ent |
Will Syria Come in From the Cold? | Will Syria gain widespread acceptance in a group? | 0ent |
More than half of those questioned admitted to going over the top’ when disciplining their children. | More than half of those questioned admitted to going excellent when disciplining their children. | 1nent |
But Edinburgh was her capital city; and in Edinburgh most of the significant dramas of her life happened, or at least came to a head. | But Edinburgh was her capital city; and in Edinburgh most of the significant dramas of her life happened, or at least popped up. | 1nent |
Morton, in the cold gleam of sober day, had tended to make light of Edward's chatter with the fillies’, and appeared to have nothing concrete to offer although exhorting him to keep his eyes and ears open’, and harping on his private means. | Morton, in the cold gleam of sober day, had tended to illuminate Edward's chatter with the fillies’, and appeared to have nothing concrete to offer although exhorting him to keep his eyes and ears open’, and harping on his private means. | 1nent |
There is a need for close and on going liaison with the regions and PTEs, but at the end of the day it is the sector that calls the tune. | There is a need for close and on going liaison with the regions and PTEs, but when everything is taken into consideration it is the sector that calls the tune. | 0ent |
The most popularly accepted story, probably greatly altered since its origins some 300 years ago in 1676, concerns jealousy, greed, murder, the eternal triangle and every other human emotion that is a foreplay to disaster. | The most popularly accepted story, probably greatly altered since its origins some 300 years ago in 1676, concerns jealousy, greed, murder, the relationship involving three people among whom there are conflicting romantic attachments and every other human emotion that is a foreplay to disaster. | 0ent |
Less generous critics might say it's his last tilt at a windmill. | Less generous critics might say it's his last enthusiastically build windmills. | 1nent |
We've managed about ten to fifteen miles at a pinch Which is not bad for a couple of old'uns is it? | We've managed about ten to fifteen miles with a pinch of salt Which is not bad for a couple of old'uns is it? | 1nent |
And you get silences on the phone and you're thinking this is going down like a lead balloon. | And you get silences on the phone and you're thinking this is happening fast and excitedly. | 1nent |
Germany which survived two dictatorships in 60 years, considers herself fortunate to have been able to lend a helping hand here and there during this " third wave " of democratisation, and ultimately, through her own peaceful revolution, experienced the finale of the clash of systems in her own country. | Germany which survived two dictatorships in 60 years, considers herself fortunate to have been able to shake hands here and there during this " third wave " of democratisation, and ultimately, through her own peaceful revolution, experienced the finale of the clash of systems in her own country. | 1nent |
And then, when we finished it, we decided to play ball,’ he says, adding later, I don't feel like we deserve [to live together]just yet. | And then, when we finished it, we decided to play tennis he says, adding later, I don't feel like we deserve [to live together]just yet. | 1nent |
What struggling entrepreneur has the money to spend a $1,000, as in Poland, on paper work? | What struggling entrepreneur has the money to spend a $1,000, as in Poland, in theory work? | 1nent |
Of course the trouble with boats on a rising tide is that when the tide goes out a lot of those boats are left high and dry. | Of course the trouble with boats on a rising tide is that when the tide goes out a lot of those boats are left abandoned. | 0ent |
This year world population tipped the scales at five billion. | This year world population changed the fortunes at five billion. | 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 bathe about the size of the further tax increases that British families will face in nineteen ninety five? | 1nent |
Mark and Cynthia's plans for dinner are up in the air. | Mark and Cynthia's plans for dinner are flying through the air. | 1nent |
As tempers began to fray, the game deteriorated and Kevin Connelly, when disputing a decision with referee Hart, got his marching orders, reducing Town to ten men. | As tempers began to fray, the game deteriorated and Kevin Connelly, when disputing a decision with referee Hart, got his instructions for action, reducing Town to ten men. | 0ent |
This has come to a head with EEC obstructionist moves at the Uruguay round of GATT negotiations which were meant to reach a conclusion by 1990 but which would now appear to have collapsed. | This has pop up with EEC obstructionist moves at the Uruguay round of GATT negotiations which were meant to reach a conclusion by 1990 but which would now appear to have collapsed. | 1nent |
Dallams were ten a penny in the backstreets of Frizingley. | Dallams were commonly seen in the backstreets of Frizingley. | 0ent |
I was excited about the prospect of leaving this area and the boredom of living in a hole in the ground since 6th June; at last we shall be able to stretch our legs. | I was excited about the prospect of leaving this area and the boredom of living in debt in the ground since 6th June; at last we shall be able to stretch our legs. | 1nent |
Clearly, it is the concentrated and closed narrative form of the feature film that is out of line, a rupture within a generic tradition of the popular novelistic from which television's mutations are more continuous. | Clearly, it is the concentrated and closed narrative form of the feature film that is disproportionately, a rupture within a generic tradition of the popular novelistic from which television's mutations are more continuous. | 0ent |
The rivers' safety record is reckoned to be quite good and the authority wants tyo ensure that this wweeekend people don'ty do over the top in case they wind up going under. | The rivers' safety record is reckoned to be quite good and the authority wants tyo ensure that this wweeekend people don'ty do excellent in case they wind up going under. | 1nent |
This study will examine the past and current role of National Research Laboratories in both the defence and science/ technology systems’ with a view to informing policy debate on their future roles. | This study will examine the past and current role of National Research Laboratories in both the defence and science/ technology systems’ with the intention to informing policy debate on their future roles. | 0ent |
As always, this winter most labourers will live a hand to mouth existence until the grapes are ready for thinning in late August. | As always, this winter most labourers will live a hand in mouth existence until the grapes are ready for thinning in late August. | 1nent |
In fact, as other luxury items fall by the wayside as the recession rumbles on and on, wine sales have never been better. | In fact, as other luxury items fail to be completed as the recession rumbles on and on, wine sales have never been better. | 0ent |
Other behind the scenes personalities include tennis player Vijay Amritraj and his brother, Ashok. | Other behind the scenery and stage area personalities include tennis player Vijay Amritraj and his brother, Ashok. | 0ent |
In this day and age, Donnington is a remarkable anachronism, one that manages to combine a wealth of tradition with economic survival in the 1980s, no mean achievement! | In the current era of history, Donnington is a remarkable anachronism, one that manages to combine a wealth of tradition with economic survival in the 1980s, no mean achievement! | 0ent |
Only now has she come in from the cold with her eleventh book being published by Collins (at £ 10.95). | Only now has she gain widespread acceptance in a group with her eleventh book being published by Collins (at £ 10.95). | 0ent |
Left: William, Paul's brother and best man, lends a hand. | Left: William, Paul's brother and best man, shakes hands. | 1nent |
It sounded like an interesting job — the play was a futuristic drama set in the twenty first century, and the director said she'd have a chance to really let her imagination run riot on the styles. | It sounded like an interesting job — the play was a futuristic drama set in the twenty first century, and the director said she'd have a chance to really let her imagination riot on the styles. | 1nent |
In those days all the cutters were laid up on the trot piles in the river Hamble during the winter months. | In those days all the cutters were laid up in succession piles in the river Hamble during the winter months. | 0ent |
However, between Wilson's meeting with Mosley and that of the British Fascist grand council, Rotha Lintorn Orman changed her mind and, allegedly under the influence of drink, strenuously opposed the proposal. | However, between Wilson's meeting with Mosley and that of the British Fascist grand council, Rotha Lintorn Orman changed her mind and, allegedly under the spell of drink, strenuously opposed the proposal. | 1nent |
But concern about the operation has been so great that police on the Isle of Man have been flooded with more than 50 calls asking if the operation is above board. | But concern about the operation has been so great that police on the Isle of Man have been flooded with more than 50 calls asking if the operation is open and straightforward. | 0ent |
She was kept in handcuffs and leg irons right to the moment she walked free from Milwaukee jail. | She was kept in handcuffs and leg irons right to the moment she took a stroll without disturbance from Milwaukee jail. | 1nent |
Her life was a ceaseless round of hard work, of struggling to make ends meet, of keeping up appearances and yet her lion like spirit showed through. | Her life was a ceaseless round of hard work, of struggling to make ends meet, of pretending that everything be going well and yet her lion like spirit showed through. | 0ent |
In a few weeks she would part company with NCPR. | In a few weeks she would go separate ways with NCPR. | 0ent |
LABOUR deadbeats’ must carry the can for failing to secure a jobs bonanza in Darlington, it was claimed last night. | LABOUR deadbeats’ must keep the can safe for failing to secure a jobs bonanza in Darlington, it was claimed last night. | 1nent |
Both will be greatly missed by the large number of friends they made within the building industry and in many other walks of life. | Both will be greatly missed by the large number of friends they made within the building industry and in many other occuption, role, social class, or lifestyle. | 0ent |
The second friend says, " I went south and ran across a set of railway lines. | The second friend says, " I became worse and ran across a set of railway lines. | 1nent |
But Liverpool appeared to have weathered the storm and were heading for their first clean sheet since their Cup final win in May when Spoliaric crashed home a left foot drive on the hour. | But Liverpool appeared to have reached the end of a very difficult situation without too much harm or damage and were heading for their first clean sheet since their Cup final win in May when Spoliaric crashed home a left foot drive on the hour. | 0ent |
Had to learn great chunks of it by heart. | Had to learn great chunks of it from unaided memory and in full detail. | 0ent |
For this interview, talking just for the hell of it, he was immeasurably more relaxed. | For this interview, talking just for no particular reason, he was immeasurably more relaxed. | 0ent |
Fresh from their success they have thrown down the gauntlet to the rest of the Group. | Fresh from their success they have issued a challenge to the rest of the Group. | 0ent |
It goes without saying that the strap loops must be large enough to enable them to be cast off the hands quickly in any emergency. | It is obvious that the strap loops must be large enough to enable them to be cast off the hands quickly in any emergency. | 0ent |
Her father was kindness itself, but he was the sort of man who gave little credit to anyone who had fallen from grace. | Her father was kindness itself, but he was the sort of man who gave little credit to anyone who had became less graceful. | 1nent |
Those who lose heart and cry out in despair are reminded that Jesus is in command and that he will steer the little ship of the Church into calmer waters. | Those who have heart failure and cry out in despair are reminded that Jesus is in command and that he will steer the little ship of the Church into calmer waters. | 1nent |
So, if talk of painting the town red brings the flaking bathroom walls to mind, in the only rush of spontaneity you can think of is your baby's before you've managed to get her clean nappy on, maybe you're missing out. | So, if talk of vandalizing with red graffiti brings the flaking bathroom walls to mind, in the only rush of spontaneity you can think of is your baby's before you've managed to get her clean nappy on, maybe you're missing out. | 1nent |
It was now very windy & rainy, so over an unspectacular pub lunch we decided to head straight for Stourport so as to get off the Severn that night before it was running any harder than it was at the moment, rather than going south first. | It was now very windy & rainy, so over an unspectacular pub lunch we decided to head straight for Stourport so as to get off the Severn that night before it was running any harder than it was at the moment, rather than becoming worse first. | 1nent |
The admiral suggested that the revolution was coming to a head and the Shah must order the military to take control. | The admiral suggested that the revolution was popping up and the Shah must order the military to take control. | 1nent |
New figures have shown that a third more businesses went to the wall during nineteen ninety two, with this region the hardest hit. | New figures have shown that a third more businesses fail during nineteen ninety two, with this region the hardest hit. | 0ent |
Bullseye host Jim Bowen said: The pipes are enough to put the wind up anybody.’. | Bullseye host Jim Bowen said: The pipes are enough to frighten anybody.’. | 0ent |
Economic recovery will save the day, as inflation tumbles later this year, they assure one another. | Economic recovery will rescue a person from major failure, as inflation tumbles later this year, they assure one another. | 0ent |
Island Records also takes a bow, Island WI 001 being Independent Jamaica’ by Lord Creator, a record celebrating Jamaica's independence within the Commonwealth. | Island Records also apologizes, Island WI 001 being Independent Jamaica’ by Lord Creator, a record celebrating Jamaica's independence within the Commonwealth. | 1nent |
Well, I'm glad to see you're on the side of the angels,’ breezes Rainbow, getting back behind the wheel. | Well, I'm glad to see you're at the top of the mountain breezes Rainbow, getting back behind the wheel. | 1nent |
And it brought them a great try that, in the final analysis, won them the match. | And it brought them a great try that, in the last page of the report, won them the match. | 1nent |
It transpired that he had been sleeping rough for weeks and that his last known address was a Salvation Army hostel 100 miles away. | It transpired that he had been losing sleep for weeks and that his last known address was a Salvation Army hostel 100 miles away. | 1nent |
The researchers have had some interesting experiences when they've been out and about — it's not all work and no play — just mostly. | The researchers have had some interesting experiences when they've been moving around — it's not all work and no play — just mostly. | 0ent |
This is intended to publish a wide range of action research and related studies, with the aim of making their outcomes widely available and exemplifying the variety of possible styles of reporting (ie not just another narrow, jargon laden talking shop for academics). | This is intended to publish a wide range of action research and related studies, with the aim of making their outcomes widely available and exemplifying the variety of possible styles of reporting (ie not just another narrow, jargon laden talking about shopping for academics). | 1nent |
It had an Australian squadron when I first went there and the Aussies do not stand on ceremony. | It had an Australian squadron when I first went there and the Aussies do not act in a formal manner. | 0ent |
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