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BILL Clinton used every last drop of his charm and charisma to make the most important conquest of his life. | BILL Clinton used each and every drop of his charm and charisma to make the most important conquest of his life. | 0ent |
She'd made the move to Hollywood with her Dutch artist husband Luc Leestemaker in the hope of breaking into the movie big time. | She'd stood still to Hollywood with her Dutch artist husband Luc Leestemaker in the hope of breaking into the movie big time. | 1nent |
And last night Tory MPs were openly warning that, unless he managed a spectacular recovery, and got a grip, Mr Major would be forced like Lady Thatcher before him to make way for a new leader. | And last night Tory MPs were openly warning that, unless he managed a spectacular recovery, and was reasonable, Mr Major would be forced like Lady Thatcher before him to make way for a new leader. | 0ent |
In 1967 he made a gross, slap and tickle version of' The Taming of the Shrew' with Richard Burton and Elizabeth Taylor. | In 1967 he made a gross, wrestling version of' The Taming of the Shrew' with Richard Burton and Elizabeth Taylor. | 1nent |
MICKEY Skinner blazed a trail of glory on the London Brighton bike race last month. | MICKEY Skinner breaked new ground of glory on the London Brighton bike race last month. | 0ent |
As it is, going to Lourdes out of season, in the late autumn or winter, brings one even more starkly face to face with what the Catholic Belloc calls this supernatural place's' detestable earthly adjuncts'. | As it is, going to Lourdes out of season, in the late autumn or winter, brings one even more starkly in person with what the Catholic Belloc calls this supernatural place's' detestable earthly adjuncts'. | 0ent |
Mr De Haan said the original reason for going public was his father's concern that as a private company, with no market in its shares, the family might one day be faced with the prospect of having to sell the entire business to meet death duties. | Mr De Haan said the original reason for being announced publicly was his father's concern that as a private company, with no market in its shares, the family might one day be faced with the prospect of having to sell the entire business to meet death duties. | 0ent |
Clint: It's just one of those things where the implications are good. | Clint: It's just an unfortunate but unavoidable event where the implications are good. | 0ent |
Two days on the trot carrying a big bag over thirty six holes took its toll on me at only eighteen. | Two days on a horse carrying a big bag over thirty six holes took its toll on me at only eighteen. | 1nent |
I thought you thought I was on the wagon or something. | I thought you thought I was on the vehicle or something. | 1nent |
It did not sound that serious to Edward, given the circumstances of Neville Chamberlain's fall from grace. | It did not sound that serious to Edward, given the circumstances of Neville Chamberlain's become less graceful. | 1nent |
Once the Suez adventure began, and the Americans realized how totally they had been kept in the dark by London, an " anti British frenzy " developed in Washington. | Once the Suez adventure began, and the Americans realized how totally ignoring the fans by London, an " anti British frenzy " developed in Washington. | 1nent |
She works tirelessly for those in need … but is it enough to weather storm? | She works tirelessly for those in need … but is it enough to predict the coming storm? | 1nent |
A woman who would never walk free in the sunshine, serving a life sentence where today child murderers are punished by countable years or even months. | A woman who would never go unpunished in the sunshine, serving a life sentence where today child murderers are punished by countable years or even months. | 0ent |
He'd thrown the receiver off the hook, but she was haranguing the empty line, demanding he reply. | He'd thrown the receiver off the coathook, but she was haranguing the empty line, demanding he reply. | 1nent |
Sorry times, indeed, for Coventry, whose Midland rivals are streets ahead in strength in depth. | Sorry times, indeed, for Coventry, whose Midland rivals are far superior in strength in depth. | 0ent |
And after he said typical mongol, I think, I don't know, it's awkward to explain: everything seemed to fall into place. | And after he said typical mongol, I think, I don't know, it's awkward to explain: everything seemed to sit down. | 1nent |
But tipplers should forget the traditional hair of the dog remedy of having another alcoholic drink the next morning. | But tipplers should forget the traditional dog hair remedy of having another alcoholic drink the next morning. | 1nent |
— hit the bottle with a vengeance when the group made the big time. | — drink alcohol steadily and in excess with a vengeance when the group made the big time. | 0ent |
On the face of it, these early responses look most impressive: firm control of those involved in supplying and possessing drugs, an effort in the schools to dissuade young people from experimenting with drugs, and, finally, treatment and counselling faculties to help current users cope with this situation and eventuall... | Encountering, these early responses look most impressive: firm control of those involved in supplying and possessing drugs, an effort in the schools to dissuade young people from experimenting with drugs, and, finally, treatment and counselling faculties to help current users cope with this situation and eventually ove... | 1nent |
Without wishing to tempt providence in any way, we appear to have got away lighting insofar as Winter is concerned. | Without wishing to tempt a woman in any way, we appear to have got away lighting insofar as Winter is concerned. | 1nent |
A homeless man who was sleeping rough around Darlington appeared before the town's magistrates yesterday after he was stopped by police walking through the town with a bag of frozen food. | A homeless man who was losing sleep around Darlington appeared before the town's magistrates yesterday after he was stopped by police walking through the town with a bag of frozen food. | 1nent |
And er I say, that well purely taking the bull by the horns innit? | And er I say, that well purely dealing with a matter in a direct manner innit? | 0ent |
Nine times out of ten, using this tactic, you discover that there's nothing to worry about. | Mostly, using this tactic, you discover that there's nothing to worry about. | 0ent |
Well, she wasn't going to let him off the hook that easily. | Well, she wasn't going to let him off the coathook that easily. | 1nent |
Right who want there's a leg here, bits and bobs. | Right who want there's a leg here, small remaining pieces and items. | 0ent |
One's always in the dock and being questioned, isn't one? | One's always out on the docks and being questioned, isn't one? | 1nent |
She did the bending and the kneeling, and they worked together hand in glove. | She did the bending and the kneeling, and they worked together in very close cooperation. | 0ent |
When Julie, 32, returned, moments later, she found James lying in hot water. | When Julie, 32, returned, moments later, she found James lying in a difficult situation. | 1nent |
The Ferdinand approach confirms that Newcastle mean business in the transfer market after being linked with strikers of the calibre of Alan Shearer, Mark Hughes and Gary Lineker. | The Ferdinand approach confirms that Newcastle think everything could be a business in the transfer market after being linked with strikers of the calibre of Alan Shearer, Mark Hughes and Gary Lineker. | 1nent |
People say Newcastle fans have stood by the club through thick and thin. | People say Newcastle fans have stood by the club through both good and bad times. | 0ent |
If you're tying the knot at a registry office, this timeless style is ideal. | If you're marrying at a registry office, this timeless style is ideal. | 0ent |
Thus, a public assembly to protest, which on the face of it is lawful, becomes unlawful if it obstructs B's so called right of way’. | Thus, a public assembly to protest, which Encountering is lawful, becomes unlawful if it obstructs B's so called right of way’. | 1nent |
This normativist concern came to a head with the publication in 1929 by Lord Hewart, the Lord Chief Justice, of a book entitled The New Despotism. | This normativist concern popped up with the publication in 1929 by Lord Hewart, the Lord Chief Justice, of a book entitled The New Despotism. | 1nent |
There isn't the same need to fly in the face of convention or oppose the wishes of parents. | There isn't the same need to act in a manner highly contrary to convention or oppose the wishes of parents. | 0ent |
Miserable summer weather hit sales figures of soft drink and ice cream manufacturers, but a £ 0.442 m tax credit for the New Zealand business saved the day. | Miserable summer weather hit sales figures of soft drink and ice cream manufacturers, but a £ 0.442 m tax credit for the New Zealand business rescued a person from major failure. | 0ent |
City have slumped to halfway after three defeats on the trot and it is doubtful whether the recovery will start at Maine Road today against a Villa side that Reid acknowledges is brilliantly balanced right through’. | City have slumped to halfway after three defeats on a horse and it is doubtful whether the recovery will start at Maine Road today against a Villa side that Reid acknowledges is brilliantly balanced right through’. | 1nent |
All right, my dear,’ he murmured, we'll have you right as rain in a moment. | All right, my dear,’ he murmured, we'll have you as reliable as rain in a moment. | 1nent |
The travellers say they won't be moving on for a few days and tonight, the festival still appears to be in full swing.Local people are angry after finding drug taking equipment dumped in gardens, and sheep savaged to death at a local farm. | The travellers say they won't be moving on for a few days and tonight, the festival still appears to be at a swingset.Local people are angry after finding drug taking equipment dumped in gardens, and sheep savaged to death at a local farm. | 1nent |
I do not want to be harsh, but when I first set eyes on him I knew the type at once: the big, gangling provincial, so eager and relieved to find himself at last in artistic circles. | I do not want to be harsh, but when I first see him I knew the type at once: the big, gangling provincial, so eager and relieved to find himself at last in artistic circles. | 0ent |
In his early years, Ceauşescu liked to cock a snook at Brezhnev by making visits to the districts bordering the territories Romania lost to the Soviet Union in 1940. | In his early years, Ceauşescu liked to compliment at Brezhnev by making visits to the districts bordering the territories Romania lost to the Soviet Union in 1940. | 1nent |
Verbal behaviour covers everything you say to people either face to face or on the telephone. | Verbal behaviour covers everything you say to people either in person or on the telephone. | 0ent |
Once the motivation to stop arises, it is not so difficult to kick the habit. | Once the motivation to stop arises, it is not so difficult to quit an addiction. | 0ent |
We definitely are not running out of steam. | We definitely are not runing out of energy. | 0ent |
When, that first night, she went to her own bungalow, I was left mostly on my own, though Alec came in early in the evening to lend a hand. | When, that first night, she went to her own bungalow, I was left mostly on my own, though Alec came in early in the evening to shake hands. | 1nent |
I think they are,’ the father said, sitting tight. | I think they are,’ the father said, waiting patiently. | 0ent |
Herluin advanced upon the altar very slowly, as though these few paces, and the climbing of the three steps, must be utilized to the full for prayer, and passionate concentration on this single effort which would make or break for him a dear ambition. | Herluin advanced upon the altar very slowly, as though these few paces, and the climbing of the three steps, must be utilized to the full for prayer, and passionate concentration on this single effort which would build or destroy for him a dear ambition. | 1nent |
Then one day, out of the blue there was a miracle — or was it perhaps a fairy tale? | Then one day, without warning there was a miracle — or was it perhaps a fairy tale? | 0ent |
Naturally the coach roads were the worst affected, while off the beaten track Green and no doubt others, continued to enjoy the former hospitality and generosity. | Naturally the coach roads were the worst affected, while somewhere where few people go Green and no doubt others, continued to enjoy the former hospitality and generosity. | 0ent |
I mean, she's an attractive girl, so she is, despite her ideas, and she could make a pretty penny out of her looks. | I mean, she's an attractive girl, so she is, despite her ideas, and she could make a a shiny penny out of her looks. | 1nent |
Since the crisis began in the late 1970s, spending on education below tertiary level has been at rock bottom and health little better. | Since the crisis began in the late 1970s, spending on education below tertiary level has been at the very lowest possible level and health little better. | 1nent |
He might take the odd class in Geography at a pinch, but he had never given the subject any particular prominence in the school, and most boys gave it up after two years. | He might take the odd class in Geography with a pinch of salt, but he had never given the subject any particular prominence in the school, and most boys gave it up after two years. | 1nent |
It comes perilously close to making the Attorney, in effect, a political censor, an official to whom the media can go, cap in hand, with the question " please Sir, may we publish this? ". | It comes perilously close to making the Attorney, in effect, a political censor, an official to whom the media can go, without wearing a hat, with the question " please Sir, may we publish this? ". | 1nent |
Charlie Chaplin was without doubt a major figure during Hollywood's inception, a star who stoutly refused to play ball with Senator Joe McCarthy's communist witch hunt in the dark days of the Fifties. | Charlie Chaplin was without doubt a major figure during Hollywood's inception, a star who stoutly refused to play tennis with Senator Joe McCarthy's communist witch hunt in the dark days of the Fifties. | 1nent |
Are you in the black or in the red or, quite probably, pinkish at the edges? | Are you have positive net income or in the red or, quite probably, pinkish at the edges? | 0ent |
The Whale and Dolphin Conservation Society, a British group, now hopes to demonstrate to the Japanese that whale watching is more profitable in the long run than whaling. | The Whale and Dolphin Conservation Society, a British group, now hopes to demonstrate to the Japanese that whale watching is more profitable over a long period of time than whaling. | 0ent |
Beardsley and David Platt would provide a very mobile midfield that also has an eye for goals. | Beardsley and David Platt would provide a very mobile midfield that also easily discern goals. | 0ent |
Moscow has attempted, for example, to enlist Japanese help to develop Yakutia and Eastern Siberia with a view to exporting both LNG and coal. | Moscow has attempted, for example, to enlist Japanese help to develop Yakutia and Eastern Siberia with the intention to exporting both LNG and coal. | 0ent |
I must confess to falling for this combo the moment I saw its name; anyone with a sense of humour like that is okay in my book! | I must confess to falling for this combo the moment I saw its name; anyone with a sense of humour like that is okay in my autobiography! | 1nent |
For our purposes, only the final group pass muster into the Soviet Empire, but the others are worth noting in passing. | For our purposes, only the final group pass along mustard into the Soviet Empire, but the others are worth noting in passing. | 1nent |
One or two people who'll be sleeping rough if they can't beg the room rate. | One or two people who'll be sleep outdoors if they can't beg the room rate. | 0ent |
The moment she said it she knew she had hit the nail on the head. | The moment she said it she knew she had start building. | 1nent |
The trouble is that the reform minded Communists are still in bed with barely reformed Stalinists. | The trouble is that the reform minded Communists are still having sex with barely reformed Stalinists. | 0ent |
Or was it only with a view to inspiring a love of virtue that he read Abou Ben Adhem’ and how he loved his fellow men.’. | Or was it only with the intention to inspiring a love of virtue that he read Abou Ben Adhem’ and how he loved his fellow men.’. | 0ent |
Well if you knew the traffic situation first off you wouldn't suggest that. | Well if you knew the traffic situation before anything else you wouldn't suggest that. | 0ent |
For one awful heart stopping second she felt as if she was going to fall, here, now, right in front of high and mighty Luke …. | For one awful heart stopping second she felt as if she was going to fall, here, now, right in front of masculine Luke …. | 1nent |
Unexpectedly there was a portrait, and she knew it was good although her knowledge of art was skimpy to say the least. | Unexpectedly there was a portrait, and she knew it was good although her knowledge of art was skimpy so as to be brief and efficient. | 1nent |
You know how he is — a lone wolf. | You know how he is — a wolf living alone. | 1nent |
You'll need these if anything goes tragically wrong with your motherboard or hard disk and you have to start again from scratch. | You'll need these if anything goes tragically wrong with your motherboard or hard disk and you have to start again from the beginning. | 0ent |
She volunteered the information that her eldest daughter was that good with little ones’, also that her eldest son, Bert, then fifteen and dead set on becoming a fisherman, might nevertheless be able to lend a hand now and then on the farm’, as she called the Tremaynes' few acres. | She volunteered the information that her eldest daughter was that good with little ones’, also that her eldest son, Bert, then fifteen and dead set on becoming a fisherman, might nevertheless be able to shake hands now and then on the farm’, as she called the Tremaynes' few acres. | 1nent |
If we look at regional Governments across Europe that don't have to go cap in hand every time to some deadbeat in White Hall, right, they go straight to Europe and they network across Europe and they exchange ideas and things happen. | If we look at regional Governments across Europe that don't have to go without wearing a hat every time to some deadbeat in White Hall, right, they go straight to Europe and they network across Europe and they exchange ideas and things happen. | 1nent |
I, it, I, twice two years on trot I've booked for him to go with me, and he won't go, he cancels it every time. | I, it, I, twice two years on a horse I've booked for him to go with me, and he won't go, he cancels it every time. | 1nent |
Wherever the Labour party detects that there might be someone who could pay more under the rates, it wants every last penny out of that person. | Wherever the Labour party detects that there might be someone who could pay more under the rates, it wants every penny out of that person. | 0ent |
If I loose it well, it's, hard cheese. | If I loose it well, it's, bad luck. | 0ent |
I m usually pissed off enough as it is. | I m usually left enough as it is. | 0ent |
Attempts to characterise glass with a view to understanding its technology and source have been made, but glass is a difficult material to work with in this way because of compositional irregularities (Sanderson and Hunter 1980; Hunter 1985). | Attempts to characterise glass with the intention to understanding its technology and source have been made, but glass is a difficult material to work with in this way because of compositional irregularities (Sanderson and Hunter 1980; Hunter 1985). | 0ent |
This sort of an evening would carry a social element, the absence from which would speak volumes locally. | This sort of an evening would carry a social element, the absence from which would provide substantial information locally. | 0ent |
To do her best and help other people, to think of others before herself, to do a good turn every day, to lend a hand — she was only partly keeping the Promise, the Law and the Motto by setting off to save the Brownies' van from what could be a nasty mishap. | To do her best and help other people, to think of others before herself, to do a good turn every day, to shake hands — she was only partly keeping the Promise, the Law and the Motto by setting off to save the Brownies' van from what could be a nasty mishap. | 1nent |
The boys, who were bigger than the Brownies, ran full tilt into them. | The boys, who were bigger than the Brownies, ran a position of fully leaning over into them. | 1nent |
When Mungo got down, he could see that more books were collecting dust under the bed. | When Mungo got down, he could see that more books were gathering dust intentionally under the bed. | 1nent |
True to form, Wolfgang went on to denigrate the entire Weber household except his beloved: Josepha was worthless, fat and a liar; Aloysia insincere, bad tempered and a flirt; Sophie (the youngest)'feather headed'. | According to his nature, Wolfgang went on to denigrate the entire Weber household except his beloved: Josepha was worthless, fat and a liar; Aloysia insincere, bad tempered and a flirt; Sophie (the youngest)'feather headed'. | 0ent |
You'll burn the midnight oil to earn a crust ,. | You'll work studiously late into the night to earn a crust ,. | 0ent |
Have pity on these small miseries of the draughtsman's life, Vincent wrote humorously to Theo, adding proudly that The factory is in full swing’. | Have pity on these small miseries of the draughtsman's life, Vincent wrote humorously to Theo, adding proudly that The factory is at a swingset. | 1nent |
I chase each of the monks and nuns round the canopy until all have been similarly consumed and thrown themselves over the battlements; for who can bear to lose face? | I chase each of the monks and nuns round the canopy until all have been similarly consumed and thrown themselves over the battlements; for who can bear to be humiliated? | 0ent |
These were the ones giving them so much grief because of low chip yields (UX No 412, 413). | These were the ones being sad because of low chip yields (UX No 412, 413). | 1nent |
It put me in mind of the vast River Niger further south, which brings fish and game to villagers all along its course. | It put me in mind of the vast River Niger further south, which brings fish and game to villagers for the entire time its course. | 0ent |
At times you appear to be over optimistic, unrealistic and inclined to put the cart before the horse, but you are also kind, caring and generous to a fault. | At times you appear to be over optimistic, unrealistic and inclined to put things inconsequential as more important than things more essential, but you are also kind, caring and generous to a fault. | 0ent |
Quite why this put the scrutineers in a dilemma I don't know, but they asked me to protest to get them off the hook. | Quite why this put the scrutineers in a dilemma I don't know, but they asked me to protest to get them off the coathook. | 1nent |
With the reading of Hippolytus and the cracking of the outer shell of his cheerful, hard working, no nonsense self, introspection was running riot and spiritualism’— by which he clearly meant dabbling in affairs of the spirit rather than solely a preoccupation with the dead — had, by the summer of 1929, taken a firm gr... | With the reading of Hippolytus and the cracking of the outer shell of his cheerful, hard working, no nonsense self, introspection was riot and spiritualism’— by which he clearly meant dabbling in affairs of the spirit rather than solely a preoccupation with the dead — had, by the summer of 1929, taken a firm grip on hi... | 1nent |
Mr Robson told Cleveland Coroner Michael Sheffield the telephone was off the hook and things were scattered around the room. | Mr Robson told Cleveland Coroner Michael Sheffield the telephone was off the coathook and things were scattered around the room. | 1nent |
Senior managers (or coaches) only intervene when the work groups come unstuck or threaten to break away from the main organisation like rebellious satellites. | Senior managers (or coaches) only intervene when the work groups get into trouble or threaten to break away from the main organisation like rebellious satellites. | 0ent |
Look,’ he said, awkwardly, I know I've taken the piss out of you in the past. | Look,’ he said, awkwardly, I know I've tease out of you in the past. | 0ent |
ROS: Catching us on the trot …. | ROS: Catching us on a horse …. | 1nent |
By the same token, it is taken for granted that the subjective, eliminated by the physical scientist, is, precisely as psychic, to be investigated in psychology and of course in psychophysical psychology. | In a similar manner, it is taken for granted that the subjective, eliminated by the physical scientist, is, precisely as psychic, to be investigated in psychology and of course in psychophysical psychology. | 0ent |
Earth 2160 should see the light of day around the end of August, and let me tell you; this is one game Multiplay will be watching carefully, as it is sure to make a serious mark on the RTS genre. | Earth 2160 should achieve a new understanding of day around the end of August, and let me tell you; this is one game Multiplay will be watching carefully, as it is sure to make a serious mark on the RTS genre. | 0ent |
Mr Justice Roch said that because the defendant was deaf and had a speech disability a social worker, Jill Hughes, would sit in the dock and translate. | Mr Justice Roch said that because the defendant was deaf and had a speech disability a social worker, Jill Hughes, would sit under close scrutiny and translate. | 0ent |
The implication of this is that something that is no longer capable of supporting you — this may involve beliefs and people as much as material structures — will fall by the wayside. | The implication of this is that something that is no longer capable of supporting you — this may involve beliefs and people as much as material structures — will fail to be completed. | 0ent |
This time it has all gone public. | This time it has all was announced publicly. | 0ent |
And while Mr Stevens's bride was keeping a round the clock at his hospital bedside, burglars ransacked their home. | And while Mr Stevens's bride was keeping a nonstop at his hospital bedside, burglars ransacked their home. | 0ent |
Anthony Gallagher wept in the dock as he heard he'd been found not guilty of causing the deaths by reckless driving. | Anthony Gallagher wept under scrutiny as he heard he'd been found not guilty of causing the deaths by reckless driving. | 1nent |
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