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We must remember he who pays the piper calls the tune’, and record producers influenced what we hear today. | We must remember he who pays the piper makes the decisions, and record producers influenced what we hear today. | 0ent |
According to the publicity men at Playtex she did it without the aid of pumping iron or silicone injections. | According to the publicity men at Playtex she did it without the aid of blacksmith or silicone injections. | 1nent |
The author of A Woman's Guide To Adultery packs some punches in this, her third novel about the war between the sexes. | The author of A Woman's Guide To Adultery packs a small amount in this, her third novel about the war between the sexes. | 1nent |
While the visible signs of recession remain, there must be cause for hope that at last a framework for recovery is falling into place with the worst of the recession behind us,’ he said. | While the visible signs of recession remain, there must be cause for hope that at last a framework for recovery is sitting down with the worst of the recession behind us,’ he said. | 1nent |
If the structure of (22) is an appropriate formulation of the patterns followed by the language user, then certain facts about English questions again fall into place quite naturally. | If the structure of (22) is an appropriate formulation of the patterns followed by the language user, then certain facts about English questions again sit down quite naturally. | 1nent |
Jungle Boy and City Girl reach for the stars but it can't last, can it? | Jungle Boy and City Girl have high hopes but it can't last, can it? | 0ent |
Over the next few minutes Wickham learned that MacQuillan had not wanted to leave Barron in control anywhere, that Maureen and Barron had been and still were jockeying for position and that Maureen had enlisted Hunter Blair's support. | Over the next few minutes Wickham learned that MacQuillan had not wanted to leave Barron in control anywhere, that Maureen and Barron had been and still were Maneuver for some benefit and that Maureen had enlisted Hunter Blair's support. | 0ent |
You got off the hook very easily there, Ian. | You got off the coathook very easily there, Ian. | 1nent |
His ideas of organisation are elementary to say the least. | His ideas of organisation are elementary so as to be brief and efficient. | 1nent |
In the city one morning, as he turned the corner of the street into the shade of the acacias on the main boulevard, a woman ran out and plucked him by the sleeve, pulled him into a doorway and snatched his hand to kiss it. | In the city one morning, as he passed out of danger of the street into the shade of the acacias on the main boulevard, a woman ran out and plucked him by the sleeve, pulled him into a doorway and snatched his hand to kiss it. | 1nent |
' Be my guest ,' Trent said and handed him the eight thousand dollars from his back pocket. | ' go for it ,' Trent said and handed him the eight thousand dollars from his back pocket. | 0ent |
Fairies greatly value human babies as a means of introducing new blood to their dwindling race, so have been known to steal them and leave a useless object behind. | Fairies greatly value human babies as a means of introducing new members to their dwindling race, so have been known to steal them and leave a useless object behind. | 0ent |
On the face of it, the absence of joint obligations of payment was inconsistent with the existence of a joint tenancy. | Encountering, the absence of joint obligations of payment was inconsistent with the existence of a joint tenancy. | 1nent |
But, as he passed the children, he saw he was closing fast on a grey saloon car, which appeared from nowhere’ in the fast lane, he added. | But, as he passed the children, he saw he was closing fast on a grey saloon car, which appeared from nowhere’ with a rapid and exciting pace, he added. | 1nent |
But his immense enthusiasm carried us all along. | But his immense enthusiasm carried us for the entire time. | 0ent |
We want everybody to be ready to fall into their places five minutes before zero hour.'. | We want everybody to be ready to sit down five minutes before zero hour.'. | 1nent |
Far and away superior to those we had at our base RAF Hinaidi, and certainly better than those enjoyed by officers in the Mess. | To a large extent superior to those we had at our base RAF Hinaidi, and certainly better than those enjoyed by officers in the Mess. | 0ent |
There was a real engineer among them, and my suggestion about telephone work had paid a bonus, for he had installed a phone in the hole, and the watchers now had a direct link with New Scotland Yard. | There was a real engineer among them, and my suggestion about telephone work had paid a bonus, for he had installed a phone in debt, and the watchers now had a direct link with New Scotland Yard. | 1nent |
Unless there are children there's no reason to tie the knot,’ he says. | Unless there are children there's no reason to marry he says. | 0ent |
Perhaps the most dramatic fall from grace was the case of Hu Yaobang. | Perhaps the most dramatic lose social position was the case of Hu Yaobang. | 0ent |
The bourgeois world was haunted by sex’, Hobsbawm has written, but not necessarily sexual promiscuity; the characteristic nemesis of the bourgeois folk myth … followed a single fall from grace’. | The bourgeois world was haunted by sex’, Hobsbawm has written, but not necessarily sexual promiscuity; the characteristic nemesis of the bourgeois folk myth … followed a single become less graceful. | 1nent |
I felt guilty — after all, they had trained me — but in the end I saw so many of my friends making the move, I saw them working in better conditions, earning so much more for fewer hours ,' she grimaced ,' in the end I decided I'd be crazy not to join them.'. | I felt guilty — after all, they had trained me — but in the end I saw so many of my friends standing still, I saw them working in better conditions, earning so much more for fewer hours ,' she grimaced ,' in the end I decided I'd be crazy not to join them.'. | 1nent |
It was this, more than the death, more than the coldness of his father's cheek, that broke the ice that had formed about his feelings. | It was this, more than the death, more than the coldness of his father's cheek, that made icecubes that had formed about his feelings. | 1nent |
The answer, nine times out of ten, will be: the next event in the story. | The answer, mostly, will be: the next event in the story. | 0ent |
Higgins, whose highest break of the session was 44, said: The snooker was nothing to write home about but I'm pleased to get a step nearer Sheffield.’. | Higgins, whose highest break of the session was 44, said: The snooker was not exceptional but I'm pleased to get a step nearer Sheffield.’. | 0ent |
Lynda La Plante is in grave danger of burning herself out and it's no laughing matter. | Lynda La Plante is in grave danger of burning herself out and it's something serious that should not be joked about. | 0ent |
Anywhere else this would be natural Conservative territory, the kind of constituency where they weigh rather than count the true blue votes, but the university changes all that. | Anywhere else this would be natural Conservative territory, the kind of constituency where they weigh rather than count the extremely loyal votes, but the university changes all that. | 0ent |
The final, defiant round up by the retreating Nazis, in which Claudia and her deluded father were caught, the train journey and the selection process at Auschwitz, will all be treated in black and white, in order, if I get Letterman, to increase the realism and to reduce the melodrama. | The final, defiant round up by the retreating Nazis, in which Claudia and her deluded father were caught, the train journey and the selection process at Auschwitz, will all be treated in different colors, in order, if I get Letterman, to increase the realism and to reduce the melodrama. | 1nent |
I didn't bother buying a crib; Rachel went straight into her carrycot and stayed there until she was four months when she moved to the cot. | I didn't bother buying a crib; Rachel became a law abiding person into her carrycot and stayed there until she was four months when she moved to the cot. | 1nent |
It would seek to twist Government's arm to ensure that appropriate management was bought in. | It would seek to agonize you to ensure that appropriate management was bought in. | 1nent |
His mother sat beside him in the dock holding his hand throughout the short hearing. | His mother sat beside him under scrutiny holding his hand throughout the short hearing. | 0ent |
And, as we have seen, on the face of it things have moved on a little in the direction that the British would wish. | And, as we have seen, at first glance things have moved on a little in the direction that the British would wish. | 0ent |
In an attempt to find new blood to lead the science research councils, the then education secretary, Sir Keith Joseph, a great proselytizer for the new approach, hired a firm of headhunters. | In an attempt to find people newly brought in to a project to lead the science research councils, the then education secretary, Sir Keith Joseph, a great proselytizer for the new approach, hired a firm of headhunters. | 0ent |
Thus a careful analysis of the USA system was undertaken in the belief that no race under the sun knew how to sell products as well as Americans. | Thus a careful analysis of the USA system was undertaken in the belief that no race that makes you warm knew how to sell products as well as Americans. | 1nent |
In addition, however, whole classes of people are what the sociologist Carol Brooks Gardner calls open persons’, fair game for comments from anyone, anytime. | In addition, however, whole classes of people are what the sociologist Carol Brooks Gardner calls open persons’, an acceptable target for comments from anyone, anytime. | 0ent |
He saw it drop out of sight below the lip. | He saw it drop blind below the lip. | 1nent |
But Crosby's future only came to a head this week when he reacted angrily to claims of an approach for Crystal Palace boss Steve Coppell. | But Crosby's future only reached a point where something must be done about it this week when he reacted angrily to claims of an approach for Crystal Palace boss Steve Coppell. | 0ent |
Tit for Tat itself, indeed, came out top in five out of six runs of Round 3, just as it had in Rounds 1 and 2. | Equivalent retribution itself, indeed, came out top in five out of six runs of Round 3, just as it had in Rounds 1 and 2. | 0ent |
His breezy, free spirited delivery inspired a new approach to the character and from there all the pieces started to fall into place.’. | His breezy, free spirited delivery inspired a new approach to the character and from there all the pieces started to sit down. | 1nent |
They'd find any of the conversation under the sun to talk about! | They'd find any of the conversation that makes you warm to talk about! | 1nent |
Those games certainly helped to break the ice. | Those games certainly helped to make icecubes. | 1nent |
At the end of the day, Wilko knows what he s told them all to do. | Ultimately, Wilko knows what he s told them all to do. | 0ent |
Although so little was heard from them, those who kept tabs on them were convinced that they were slowly fading away. | Although so little was heard from them, those who watched them were convinced that they were slowly fading away. | 0ent |
From the early years of this century comes an account of one such episode that occurred in the docks of Bremen. | From the early years of this century comes an account of one such episode that occurred under close scrutiny of Bremen. | 1nent |
It suddenly dawned on Tom that he'd been doing it wrong all along. | It suddenly dawned on Tom that he'd been doing it wrong for the entire time. | 0ent |
Practise speaking your answers out loud but do not learn them off by heart. | Practise speaking your answers out loud but do not learn them off from unaided memory and in full detail. | 0ent |
Hendrie said :' Vinnie has a heart of gold off the pitch. | Hendrie said :' Vinnie has a kindhearted attitude off the pitch. | 0ent |
As well as acting as a surrogate mum to the hedgehogs, Christine has also given physiotherapy to tortoises and given the kiss of life to a pet rabbit, which everyone thought had gone to the great hutch in the sky. | As well as acting as a surrogate mum to the hedgehogs, Christine has also given physiotherapy to tortoises and given the life changing kiss to a pet rabbit, which everyone thought had gone to the great hutch in the sky. | 1nent |
Indeed, there is little doubt that UDC success and economic advantage go hand in hand. | Indeed, there is little doubt that UDC success and economic advantage hold hands. | 1nent |
The Feminine Mystique, which dared to put the silent question, did not see the light of day until 1963, when it sold three million copies, but it was already being written and its audience was waiting. | The Feminine Mystique, which dared to put the silent question, did not be realised until 1963, when it sold three million copies, but it was already being written and its audience was waiting. | 0ent |
Despite these embassy warnings matters seemed in danger of coming to a head early in 1951. | Despite these embassy warnings matters seemed in danger of popping up early in 1951. | 1nent |
In the long hours when there were no customers to show she was expected to lend a hand with some of the unskilled tasks — running errands and making tea, unpicking a seam or a hem, even sewing on a button or a hook and eye when she had been taught the proper way to do it. | In the long hours when there were no customers to show she was expected to shake hands with some of the unskilled tasks — running errands and making tea, unpicking a seam or a hem, even sewing on a button or a hook and eye when she had been taught the proper way to do it. | 1nent |
How can a man of the cloth equate being a padre with the army? | How can a tailor equate being a padre with the army? | 1nent |
She was particularly fun in the choppier water when we could steer her accurately onto the face of the wave of our choice and drive her through the trough at full tilt. | She was particularly fun in the choppier water when we could steer her accurately onto the face of the wave of our choice and drive her through the trough while leaning to one side. | 1nent |
And yet what does it mean to understand the formulations of someone for whom, on the face of it, final understanding is impossible, or never to be fully achieved? | And yet what does it mean to understand the formulations of someone for whom, Encountering, final understanding is impossible, or never to be fully achieved? | 1nent |
War is financed by industry, and the power in any land, behind any throne, behind Hitler or behind our own democracy, is a body of immensely wealthy men whose allegiance is ultimately to their wealth, and perhaps to each other. | War is financed by industry, and the children of royalty, behind Hitler or behind our own democracy, is a body of immensely wealthy men whose allegiance is ultimately to their wealth, and perhaps to each other. | 1nent |
Be a bit firmer with the neds or they'll walk all over you. | Be a bit firmer with the neds or they'll dominate you. | 0ent |
The main reason why the long run Phillips curve may have a negative slope is that workers may continue to suffer from money illusion in the long run and so be prepared to accept money wage increases which fall short of the actual inflation rate. | The main reason why the long run Phillips curve may have a negative slope is that workers may continue to suffer from money illusion over a long period of time and so be prepared to accept money wage increases which fall short of the actual inflation rate. | 0ent |
I know that it seem shard to believe now, but, take it from me, things will get better. | I know that it seem shard to believe now, but, take it away from me, things will get better. | 1nent |
The club is run by a group of 40 dedicated ex patriots from all walks of life, including plumbers, teachers, restaurateurs and businessmen, whose love of the game has inspired them to establish a well organised and competitive club. | The club is run by a group of 40 dedicated ex patriots from all occuption, role, social class, or lifestyle, including plumbers, teachers, restaurateurs and businessmen, whose love of the game has inspired them to establish a well organised and competitive club. | 0ent |
I think home comforts and convenience might win the day.’. | I think home comforts and convenience might gain complete victory. | 0ent |
The distinction between capital and current spending (and thus between “ good ” and “ bad ” deficits) is old hat to any student of public finance. | The distinction between capital and current spending (and thus between “ good ” and “ bad ” deficits) is old fashioned and trite to any student of public finance. | 0ent |
In the long term, the centre aims to establish a network for the exchange and distribution of news programmes and documentaries. | Eventually, the centre aims to establish a network for the exchange and distribution of news programmes and documentaries. | 0ent |
I expect they just put two and two together and went on from there.’. | I expect they just group like things together and went on from there.’. | 1nent |
But by the early 1960s planners were being charged with an over obsession with neatly packaged land parcels, and this came to a head with Jane Jacobs (1961), an American journalist married to an architect, living in New York. | But by the early 1960s planners were being charged with an over obsession with neatly packaged land parcels, and this popped up with Jane Jacobs (1961), an American journalist married to an architect, living in New York. | 1nent |
Behind them came the sound of shouting and cursing and, glancing back, Drimwort saw the lights of lanterns as the dwarfs spilled out into the gorge. | Behind them came the sound of shouting and cursing and, glancing back, Drimwort achieved a new understanding of lanterns as the dwarfs spilled out into the gorge. | 1nent |
A nurse has walked free from an appeal court after a conviction for assaulting an elderly patient was quashed. | A nurse has took a stroll without disturbance from an appeal court after a conviction for assaulting an elderly patient was quashed. | 1nent |
In the final analysis, however, if the AOC laws are applied effectively, all Champagnes must be passed by laboratory analysis and an organoleptic test (blind tasting) which should assure its future quality and reputation, whatever figures are found in the regulation books. | In the last page of the report, however, if the AOC laws are applied effectively, all Champagnes must be passed by laboratory analysis and an organoleptic test (blind tasting) which should assure its future quality and reputation, whatever figures are found in the regulation books. | 1nent |
Maybe another two hours, Chief, I'm still trying to make head or tail of this Gruninger case.’. | Maybe another two hours, Chief, I'm still trying to even minimally understand this Gruninger case.’. | 0ent |
Ms Cann believed, however, that an attractive new deal would be in the long term interests of all. | Ms Cann believed, however, that an attractive new deal would be eventually interests of all. | 0ent |
It is possible to make light of the process but, be under no illusion, it is a deadly serious affair. | It is possible to illuminate the process but, be under no illusion, it is a deadly serious affair. | 1nent |
But if he had tried to dupe the wily Bobby Anscombe as easily as the innocent Malcolm Harris, it was no wonder that he had come unstuck. | But if he had tried to dupe the wily Bobby Anscombe as easily as the innocent Malcolm Harris, it was no wonder that he had get into trouble. | 0ent |
The visit to Jerusalem of Egypt's then President Anwar ~ el Sadat, and the ensuing Egypt Israel breakthrough at Camp David, took place only after successful behind the scenes understandings. | The visit to Jerusalem of Egypt's then President Anwar ~ el Sadat, and the ensuing Egypt Israel breakthrough at Camp David, took place only after successful secretly understandings. | 0ent |
Yet from the earliest times it has been suggested that in the insane there is indeed a hint of genius and, by the same token, that originality demands a degree of lunacy. | Yet from the earliest times it has been suggested that in the insane there is indeed a hint of genius and, for a similar reason, that originality demands a degree of lunacy. | 0ent |
They're just sitting around in their warm staff rooms, chewing the fat, while the kids are sent home to get into mischief. | They're just sitting around in their warm staff rooms, chat idly, while the kids are sent home to get into mischief. | 0ent |
The problem came to a head this year when the Kimberley Process began to certify diamonds from Marange, in Zimbabwe. | The problem popped up this year when the Kimberley Process began to certify diamonds from Marange, in Zimbabwe. | 1nent |
" It's going to cost the earth to put it right. | " It's going to put the earth in danger to put it right. | 1nent |
He was out cold, his body a dead weight on hers, his face buried in the tangled skeins of her long hair. | He was out into the cold air, his body a dead weight on hers, his face buried in the tangled skeins of her long hair. | 1nent |
In the light of this planning for the introduction of the new Honour School of Computation in October 1994 is proceeding, with the provision of the first necessary additional posts and other resources. | In consideration of this planning for the introduction of the new Honour School of Computation in October 1994 is proceeding, with the provision of the first necessary additional posts and other resources. | 0ent |
Lowe represented what had always been the basis of the project until then — the concerned, upmarket readership of Right Ons which was the perfect setting for a talking shop. | Lowe represented what had always been the basis of the project until then — the concerned, upmarket readership of Right Ons which was the perfect setting for a talking about shopping. | 1nent |
4A is out on a limb compared to any of the animal rights organizations which have gone before. | 4A is out onto a tree branch compared to any of the animal rights organizations which have gone before. | 1nent |
He left the ground via a close call with an ambulance and came very close to running over your correspondent. | He left the ground via a situation in which an undesirable outcome is narrowly avoided with an ambulance and came very close to running over your correspondent. | 0ent |
In the event, the advantages of mahogany with its large planks, resistance to rot and woodworm and its attractive appearance won the day. | In the event, the advantages of mahogany with its large planks, resistance to rot and woodworm and its attractive appearance gain complete victory. | 1nent |
Funnily enough it's not the people like me who usually do get the boot in academic life, it's the people with real talent who generally have a hard time.’. | Funnily enough it's not the people like me who usually do obtain the boot in academic life, it's the people with real talent who generally have a hard time.’. | 1nent |
And let's pray this is the last time I need ever set eyes on you!’. | And let's pray this is the last time I need ever see you!’. | 0ent |
The matter came to a head in Dewsbury where parents refused to send twenty six children to a school in which the vast majority of the pupils were Asian. | The matter reached a turning point in Dewsbury where parents refused to send twenty six children to a school in which the vast majority of the pupils were Asian. | 0ent |
If you go cap in hand, they'll want to knob you off.’. | If you go in a humble and respectful manner, they'll want to knob you off.’. | 0ent |
Does not that remark demonstrate that we never had an independent nuclear deterrent, as neither President Yeltsin nor anyone else in the Soviet Union accepted it as a deterrent; and that we have poured tens of billions of pounds down the drain trying to maintain that mystique? | Does not that remark demonstrate that we never had an independent nuclear deterrent, as neither President Yeltsin nor anyone else in the Soviet Union accepted it as a deterrent; and that we have poured tens of billions of pounds down to the ocean trying to maintain that mystique? | 1nent |
We all thought right okay, we'll get out for a few days and matters'll come to a head, get sorted out and we'd be back at work, happy as anything you know, everything sorted within a couple of weeks. | We all thought right okay, we'll get out for a few days and matters'll pop up, get sorted out and we'd be back at work, happy as anything you know, everything sorted within a couple of weeks. | 1nent |
I didn't think it was bad for off the cuff, but he'd probably used it a zillion times before. | I didn't think it was bad for out from under the cuff of a sleeve, but he'd probably used it a zillion times before. | 1nent |
David and wife Catherine had scraped together every last penny to ensure their sons, Stuart, Richard, baby Thomas and Mark,(from left in picture) would have the happiest Christmas possible. | David and wife Catherine had scraped together every penny to ensure their sons, Stuart, Richard, baby Thomas and Mark,(from left in picture) would have the happiest Christmas possible. | 0ent |
It has reiterated Israel's long maintained refusal to consider returning any of the Golan Heights to Syria, adding, for good measure, that the Syrian regime is as bad as the Iraqi one. | It has reiterated Israel's long maintained refusal to consider returning any of the Golan Heights to Syria, adding, in addition to what has already been done, that the Syrian regime is as bad as the Iraqi one. | 0ent |
It has already made behind the scenes preparations to share the job of picking up the pieces. | It has already made secretly preparations to share the job of picking up the pieces. | 0ent |
Forty subjects with adenomatous polyps proved histologically of diameter greater than 5 mm were included in the final analysis. | Forty subjects with adenomatous polyps proved histologically of diameter greater than 5 mm were included in the last page of the report. | 1nent |
Although these ideals are often met, there seems to be many instances where comments are wide of the mark. | Although these ideals are often met, there seems to be many instances where comments are considerably accurate. | 1nent |
Peasant protest, both in the countryside and among the rank and file in the army, played a major part in the revolution of 1905. | Peasant protest, both in the countryside and among the ordinary members in the army, played a major part in the revolution of 1905. | 0ent |
Yet yesterday's appointment of Howard Kendall as manager seems, on the face of it, one of the most rational and sensible moves the Blues have made in recent years. | Yet yesterday's appointment of Howard Kendall as manager seems, at first glance, one of the most rational and sensible moves the Blues have made in recent years. | 0ent |
His slippery feet could take him in and out of a West End emporium in two shakes of a fox's tail, but what he collected on his way through was as much as six pairs of hands could manage. | His slippery feet could take him in and out of a West End emporium without delay of a fox's tail, but what he collected on his way through was as much as six pairs of hands could manage. | 0ent |
To begin with, you'll find food from the world's four corners and then some. | To begin with, you'll find food from the world's four corners and even more so. | 0ent |
In short, the consumer called the tune and the operators who prospered were those who best identified the needs of the consumers and met them at the right price. | In short, the consumer sung the song and the operators who prospered were those who best identified the needs of the consumers and met them at the right price. | 1nent |
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