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And I refer to the directors rather than the scores of people behind the scenes at Williams. | And I refer to the directors rather than the scores of people secretly at Williams. | 0ent |
Do you think that you are you can be sort of erm put behind the eight ball? | Do you think that you are you can be sort of erm put in an advantageous place to hit the ball? | 1nent |
We're not going to succumb, Bernard,’ she would say if he made a move towards her, and she'd toss her head back in a swift, moving, golden curtain. | We're not going to succumb, Bernard,’ she would say if he stood still towards her, and she'd toss her head back in a swift, moving, golden curtain. | 1nent |
In 1859 the self conscious schoolboy had written that the most important rule of school life should be"to educate oneself equally in all sciences, arts, faculties and ensure that body and mind go hand in hand. | In 1859 the self conscious schoolboy had written that the most important rule of school life should be"to educate oneself equally in all sciences, arts, faculties and ensure that body and mind hold hands. | 1nent |
An analysis by Reddaway (1977) of the period 1961–71 showed that this view was wide of the mark; only 3 per cent of the purchase of motor cars and television sets in this period was attributable to population increase. | An analysis by Reddaway (1977) of the period 1961–71 showed that this view was considerably accurate; only 3 per cent of the purchase of motor cars and television sets in this period was attributable to population increase. | 1nent |
Read the small print; you never know what you may find. | Read the fine print; you never know what you may find. | 0ent |
He unhitched his mare, and led her warily down the slope to the Goldbach stream, stumbling and shivering in the raw morning air. | He unhitched his mare, and led her warily down the slope to the Goldbach stream, stumbling and shivering in its natural state morning air. | 0ent |
These traditional guidelines don't have to be rigidly adhered to — it's quite common these days for everyone to lend a hand whether on a practical or financial level. | These traditional guidelines don't have to be rigidly adhered to — it's quite common these days for everyone to shake hands whether on a practical or financial level. | 1nent |
In most organisations, top down authority goes hand in hand with departmentalisation and the division of work, so that a senior manager in department A cannot tell a junior manager in department B what to do, because his authority does not cross department or sectional boundaries. | Hold hands with departmentalisation and the division of work, so that a senior manager in department A cannot tell a junior manager in department B what to do, because his authority does not cross department or sectional boundaries. | 1nent |
On polling day, it is the responsibility of the polling officer to decide whether someone who is under the influence of drink or drugs, or someone who has a severe learning disability, should or should not vote. | On polling day, it is the responsibility of the polling officer to decide whether someone who is under the spell of drink or drugs, or someone who has a severe learning disability, should or should not vote. | 1nent |
Oh that's very nice with all your erm bits and bobs in. | Oh that's very nice with all your erm random assortment of things in. | 0ent |
A pub that's been painted pink is making villagers see red. | A pub that's been painted pink is making villagers become enraged. | 0ent |
Slanging matches with Craddock just for the hell of it. | Slanging matches with Craddock just for whatever reason. | 1nent |
Depression may result from an upbringing which induced feelings of insecurity, inadequacy or false guilt which have dogged the young adult's steps until they finally come to a head during the crisis of midlife. | Depression may result from an upbringing which induced feelings of insecurity, inadequacy or false guilt which have dogged the young adult's steps until they finally pop up during the crisis of midlife. | 1nent |
EXPLORER Robert Swann is helping people in the North East turn over a new leaf and help the environment. | EXPLORER Robert Swann is helping people in the North East start to act in a better way and help the environment. | 0ent |
Your first port of call should be the Porters' Lodge (p'lodge). | Your first source of help should be the Porters' Lodge (p'lodge). | 0ent |
Belinda listened on tenterhooks to one side of the discussion as Tom somehow managed to present his case forcefully while driving at the same time. | Belinda listened in a state of anger to one side of the discussion as Tom somehow managed to present his case forcefully while driving at the same time. | 1nent |
This is now where the Saunders family spend most of their time, for the elegant period living rooms they created in pre quads days are hardly the ideal environment for the boisterous rough and tumble of four 4 year olds. | This is now where the Saunders family spend most of their time, for the elegant period living rooms they created in pre quads days are hardly the ideal environment for the boisterous rough activity of four 4 year olds. | 0ent |
Second, and by the same token, the way was opened to setting Christianity on exactly the same footing as any other religion. | Second, and for a similar reason, the way was opened to setting Christianity on exactly the same footing as any other religion. | 0ent |
Looking back on it, I've decided I must have been clear round the bend! | Looking back on it, I've decided I must have been clear crazy! | 0ent |
I soon reached an extensive, lonely heath, where all was gray and silent as the grave. | I soon reached an extensive, lonely heath, where all was gray and saying absolutely nothing. | 0ent |
But although Tit for Tat is strictly speaking not a true ESS, it is probably fair to treat some sort of mixture of basically nice but retaliatory' Tit for Tat like' strategies as roughly equivalent to an ESS in practice. | But although this for that is strictly speaking not a true ESS, it is probably fair to treat some sort of mixture of basically nice but retaliatory' Tit for Tat like' strategies as roughly equivalent to an ESS in practice. | 1nent |
At around 4.30pm, Chris arrives home and after playing with the children lends a hand with the evening meal, which is something straightforward like a casserole or a pasta dish. | At around 4.30pm, Chris arrives home and after playing with the children shakes hands with the evening meal, which is something straightforward like a casserole or a pasta dish. | 1nent |
Gerald Ratner, as ex Chairman of the Ratner Jewellery Empire, is used to life in the fast lane — too fast for Thames Valley Police. | Gerald Ratner, as ex Chairman of the Ratner Jewellery Empire, is used to life with a rapid and exciting pace — too fast for Thames Valley Police. | 0ent |
If your people have to see us their imagination runs riot, and we get trouble.’. | If your people have to see us their imagination riot, and we get trouble.’. | 1nent |
Pflug, therefore, concluded that the management view prevalent 15 years ago of information technology as an adjunct to, as opposed to a key part of the business, is still alive and kicking today’. | Pflug, therefore, concluded that the management view prevalent 15 years ago of information technology as an adjunct to, as opposed to a key part of the business, is still in good health today’. | 0ent |
We're gonna rock Around The clock Tonight! | We're gonna rock all the time Tonight! | 0ent |
For the next four years, it was the suburban conquerors of southern Britain, not the decaying and dispirited north and west, who would pay the piper and call the tune. | For the next four years, it was the suburban conquerors of southern Britain, not the decaying and dispirited north and west, who would pay the piper and make the decisions. | 0ent |
Some of the pools of water on the drive had a thin film of ice at the edges that smashed like glass when George stepped on it. | Some of the pools of water on the drive had a thin film of ice at the edges that smashed like glass when George went faster. | 1nent |
PLANS for one of the most ambitious civil engineering projects envisaged for the North West are to be left gathering dust. | PLANS for one of the most ambitious civil engineering projects envisaged for the North West are to be left sweeping up dust. | 1nent |
She could imagine that Tom would go out and leave his door open if he was working about the place but not if he had quitted it, and in winter it seemed foolhardy to say the least to leave it and let the cold air invade the house. | She could imagine that Tom would go out and leave his door open if he was working about the place but not if he had quitted it, and in winter it seemed foolhardy so as to be brief and efficient to leave it and let the cold air invade the house. | 1nent |
And as you say you've only gotta read the small print you find that spent percentage of this and that. | And as you say you've only gotta read the fine print you find that spent percentage of this and that. | 0ent |
In the main, biplanes ruled the roost at Rendcomb, although a warbird interlude included Spitfire IX MJ730/G HFIX owned by David Pennell, but flown by Andy Sephton. | In the main, biplanes was the controlling memwasr of the group at Rendcomb, although a warbird interlude included Spitfire IX MJ730/G HFIX owned by David Pennell, but flown by Andy Sephton. | 0ent |
It was late in the afternoon, during double English, that the answer came to him like a bolt out of the blue. | It was late in the afternoon, during double English, that the answer came to him like a bolt without warning. | 0ent |
Wilko has said he is interested and is keeping tabs on the situation. | Wilko has said he is interested and is watching the situation. | 0ent |
If these proposals see the light of day, advertising, marketing and labelling of alcoholic drinks will all be affected. | If these proposals achieve a new understanding of day, advertising, marketing and labelling of alcoholic drinks will all be affected. | 0ent |
After all, you're thirty now and no spring chicken yourself any more. | After all, you're thirty now and no longer particularly young yourself any more. | 0ent |
Although recovery in advanced countries remains fragile, developing countries appear to have weathered the storm. | Although recovery in advanced countries remains fragile, developing countries appear to have predicted the coming storm. | 1nent |
LABOUR were furious yesterday over the Government's refusal to come clean about plans which they suspect could cut the number of people entitled to invalidity benefit. | LABOUR were furious yesterday over the Government's refusal to admit the truth about plans which they suspect could cut the number of people entitled to invalidity benefit. | 0ent |
A Kentish hegemony in south east England at this time is not, therefore, wholly out of the question, and Offa's intention in intervening in 784–5 and thereafter may have been to gain mastery of it and contain it. | A Kentish hegemony in south east England at this time is not, therefore, wholly not remotely possible, and Offa's intention in intervening in 784–5 and thereafter may have been to gain mastery of it and contain it. | 0ent |
ENGLAND'S winter cricket tour to India received the green light yesterday despite the recent fierce rioting on the sub continent between rival Muslim and Hindu factions. | ENGLAND'S winter cricket tour to India received the permission yesterday despite the recent fierce rioting on the sub continent between rival Muslim and Hindu factions. | 0ent |
Kanfer's assertion that words are, in the end, worth more than the legitimate’ social grievances of feminists is, to say the least, a weak and unconvincing argument. | Kanfer's assertion that words are, in the end, worth more than the legitimate’ social grievances of feminists is, so as to be brief and efficient, a weak and unconvincing argument. | 1nent |
Matilda was also beginning to see red. | Matilda was also beginning to become enraged. | 0ent |
On the face of it there would be no CGT on a current sale at full market value, either to a third party or the father. | Encountering there would be no CGT on a current sale at full market value, either to a third party or the father. | 1nent |
They held their line and competed hard in midfield, damping down Oldham's initial verve and preparing themselves for more of the same in the second half. | They held onto the rope and competed hard in midfield, damping down Oldham's initial verve and preparing themselves for more of the same in the second half. | 1nent |
With society apart from the giro cheque on paper. | With society apart from the giro cheque in theory. | 1nent |
On the face of it, if such increased levels of maintenance can be collected from many more absent parents, then it looks as if lone mothers stand to gain quite substantially. | At first glance, if such increased levels of maintenance can be collected from many more absent parents, then it looks as if lone mothers stand to gain quite substantially. | 0ent |
The cause of Republican Spain was, in the final analysis, the cause of all democratic, anti fascist countries. | The cause of Republican Spain was, in the last page of the report, the cause of all democratic, anti fascist countries. | 1nent |
It's water under the bridge now,’ I said. | It's nothing important now,’ I said. | 1nent |
Delicately readjusting her knicker elastic, May reveals that she'll be out and about, meeting the people, sharing a bit of crack and banter with her adoring public. | Delicately readjusting her knicker elastic, May reveals that she'll be moving around, meeting the people, sharing a bit of crack and banter with her adoring public. | 0ent |
First, there is no point in labelling children, progress, teacher or school as unsatisfactory’ unless this goes hand in hand with the means to bring about improvement. | First, there is no point in labelling children, progress, teacher or school as unsatisfactory’ unless this holds hands with the means to bring about improvement. | 1nent |
It was imperative to come here quickly, break the ice and get that acceptance. | It was imperative to come here quickly, make icecubes and get that acceptance. | 1nent |
So come clean with mild soaps or non soap moisturising body shampoos’ and bath or shower gels. | So be completely honest with mild soaps or non soap moisturising body shampoos’ and bath or shower gels. | 1nent |
Contemplating the displaced fragments of inner city decline’— peripheral council estates — it suggested that wealth creation must always go hand in hand with just distribution,— offering, thereby, an alternative interpretation of partnership’(p.53). | Contemplating the displaced fragments of inner city decline’— peripheral council estates — it suggested that wealth creation must always hold hands with just distribution,— offering, thereby, an alternative interpretation of partnership’(p.53). | 1nent |
They were summoned to see Miss Rudge who took a dim view of the episode. | They were summoned to see Miss Rudge who was unable to clearly see the episode. | 1nent |
But getting fit takes time and commitment and if you're no spring chicken, you have to take it easy along the way. | But getting fit takes time and commitment and if you're no longer particularly young, you have to take it easy along the way. | 0ent |
If I am painting a small picture which includes figures, I often start with no preliminary line but go straight in, blocking in the face and body, changing the colour as I go. | If I am painting a small picture which includes figures, I often start with no preliminary line but become a law abiding person in, blocking in the face and body, changing the colour as I go. | 1nent |
As tit for tat measures impose new, higher taxes on imports, the only result can be a general cutback in consumption. | As equivalent retribution measures impose new, higher taxes on imports, the only result can be a general cutback in consumption. | 0ent |
Satirical account of the foolishly vain and incompetent amateurs who pay to act major roles in small neighbourhood theatres in London; takes the reader behind the scenes before a performance of Macbeth in such a theatre. | Satirical account of the foolishly vain and incompetent amateurs who pay to act major roles in small neighbourhood theatres in London; takes the reader behind the scenery and stage area before a performance of Macbeth in such a theatre. | 0ent |
The officer gave her the kiss of life for five minutes before she showed signs of life. | The officer gave her the life changing kiss for five minutes before she showed signs of life. | 1nent |
And anything that's not on the up and up is, well I think it's detrimental to a mans life. | And anything that's not legitimate and honest is, well I think it's detrimental to a mans life. | 0ent |
It goes without saying that accurate records must be kept, supplemented with graphs designed to show trends and thus provide early warning. | It is obvious that accurate records must be kept, supplemented with graphs designed to show trends and thus provide early warning. | 0ent |
By forcing out some existing competitors, or merely holding this increased threat over potential entrants, they may be able to increase their market share in the long run, deter entry, and charge high prices for every more. | By forcing out some existing competitors, or merely holding this increased threat over potential entrants, they may be able to increase their market share over a long period of time, deter entry, and charge high prices for every more. | 0ent |
Michael asked laughingly, hoping to make light of what had taken place. | Michael asked laughingly, hoping to illuminate what had taken place. | 1nent |
Those who drop the ball return to number one and those below that number move up one place. | Those who fail in their responsibilities return to number one and those below that number move up one place. | 1nent |
Each year, without fail, a new set of alienating words and phrases is put into currency. | Each year, inevitably, a new set of alienating words and phrases is put into currency. | 0ent |
The resistance of Ulster was also linked to its business roots with such slogans as " Industrial Ulster is united " or " They mean business ", and Law made the same point when he described in Norwich a recent meeting that he had addressed in the Ulster Hall :. | The resistance of Ulster was also linked to its business roots with such slogans as " Industrial Ulster is united " or " They think everything could be a business ", and Law made the same point when he described in Norwich a recent meeting that he had addressed in the Ulster Hall :. | 1nent |
They were not themselves in the dock. | They were not themselves out on the docks. | 1nent |
It was Sheena Hawthorne, and it was the first time we had set eyes on each other for 50 years,’ Betty says. | It was Sheena Hawthorne, and it was the first time we had see each other for 50 years,’ Betty says. | 0ent |
He can't see that doesn't help in the long run if ,. | He can't see that doesn't help over a long period of time if ,. | 0ent |
He got the boot after his wife walked out and half the players quit because he spent so little time trying to improve the side's miserable record in Delmenhorst, Germany. | He obtained the boot after his wife walked out and half the players quit because he spent so little time trying to improve the side's miserable record in Delmenhorst, Germany. | 1nent |
Often the battle is lost, and many a seaside town has disappeared beneath the waves (while others, such as the once thriving port of Rye in Kent, have been left high and dry as the sea retreated). | Often the battle is lost, and many a seaside town has disappeared beneath the waves (while others, such as the once thriving port of Rye in Kent, have been left floating in dry air as the sea retreated). | 1nent |
I've been in almost NO conceivable human situation, come to think of it.’. | I've been in almost NO conceivable human situation, on reflection. | 0ent |
Austerity should thus always be beneficial for solvency in the long run, even if the debt / GDP ratio deteriorates in the short run. | Austerity should thus always be beneficial for solvency after a very long time, even if the debt / GDP ratio deteriorates in the short run. | 0ent |
The complete set runs to some 7,500 pages and weighs a daunting 16Kg on paper, but will also be available on CD ROM. | The complete set runs to some 7,500 pages and weighs a daunting 16Kg in theory, but will also be available on CD ROM. | 1nent |
This seems to stimulate antibodies that otherwise let the virus run riot. | This seems to stimulate antibodies that otherwise let the virus act in a violent way. | 0ent |
I were just pretending to him, because I ain't really full of beans. | I were just pretending to him, because I ain't really energetic. | 0ent |
It is the trick of the big stage musical number but applied to circus with finesse and much tongue in cheek humour. | It is the trick of the big stage musical number but applied to circus with finesse and much an odd manner humour. | 1nent |
Many physicians regard giving anti smoking advice as just too much and this falls by the wayside. | Many physicians regard giving anti smoking advice as just too much and this fails to be completed. | 0ent |
First time mugger Michael Watson slumped in the dock in disbelief as Judge Brian Pryor told him thugs were making Britain's streets places of fear’. | First time mugger Michael Watson slumped out on the docks in disbelief as Judge Brian Pryor told him thugs were making Britain's streets places of fear’. | 1nent |
Could it be the hysterical over the top camerawork, proving any amount of slow motion and soft focus still do not actually score as style. | Could it be the hysterical outrageous camerawork, proving any amount of slow motion and soft focus still do not actually score as style. | 0ent |
The details of public sector funds' investment in the stockmarket are kept murky, the better to make folk think the market is on the mend. | The details of public sector funds' investment in the stockmarket are kept murky, the better to make folk think the market is suffering. | 1nent |
It's possible, but I'd lay odds it isn't. | It's possible, but I'd offer a bet it isn't. | 0ent |
He said: Money's available to George, but there's no point in him rushing out and spending it for the hell of it. | He said: Money's available to George, but there's no point in him rushing out and spending it for whatever reason. | 1nent |
But the wall of silence that protected behind the scenes negotiations produced no answers. | But the wall of silence that protected secretly negotiations produced no answers. | 0ent |
But it was those two who ruled the roost. | But it was those two who was the controlling memwasr of the group. | 0ent |
Her level of intuition is excellent and brings a breath of fresh air to the reading blending the intuition with the objective. | Her level of intuition is excellent and brings a new pleasant experience to the reading blending the intuition with the objective. | 0ent |
RELATIVES of three IRA terrorists shot dead by the SAS in Gibraltar will learn tonight whether a campaign to put the Government in the dock over the killings has been successful. | RELATIVES of three IRA terrorists shot dead by the SAS in Gibraltar will learn tonight whether a campaign to put the Government out on the docks over the killings has been successful. | 1nent |
Yet, while titles such as the Sega Saturn racer Sonic R and arcade brawler Sonic the Fighters are also rare, they lack the allure and development expertise Sonic CD brings to the table. | Yet, while titles such as the Sega Saturn racer Sonic R and arcade brawler Sonic the Fighters are also rare, they lack the allure and development expertise Sonic CD contributes. | 0ent |
Then they ran across lawyers' benches to try to reach driver Christopher Lewin, 19, and passenger David Nnah in the dock. | Then they ran across lawyers' benches to try to reach driver Christopher Lewin, 19, and passenger David Nnah under scrutiny. | 1nent |
They squirmed, shrivelled and after a brief struggle, gave up the ghost. | They squirmed, shrivelled and after a brief struggle, acted like a ghost. | 1nent |
As for the children — well, they'll be absolutely over the moon to see their parents once again.’. | As for the children — well, they'll be absolutely delighted to see their parents once again.’. | 0ent |
Speech, especially face to face conversation, uses resources (intonation, pausing, gesture, gaze) that writing does not permit. | Speech, especially in person conversation, uses resources (intonation, pausing, gesture, gaze) that writing does not permit. | 0ent |
In any case, he warned me, it's what a rich man calls an asset and, he added for good measure, never invest in something new, especially when there's a war on. | In any case, he warned me, it's what a rich man calls an asset and, he added in addition to what has already been done, never invest in something new, especially when there's a war on. | 0ent |
Frenetic close season transfer activity is new to most rugby countries, but in South Africa it's become part of the furniture …. | Frenetic close season transfer activity is new to most rugby countries, but in South Africa it's become a piece of furniture …. | 1nent |
But, when all was said and done, through what turned out to be often Draconian controls, China pulled off quite a feat! | But, in the end, through what turned out to be often Draconian controls, China pulled off quite a feat! | 0ent |
By the way, it would be interesting if anyone of you in the Leeds area could give some info about the reserves (and juniors) once in a while (new players, spectacular goals, hat tricks, comebacks from injuries etc …). | By the way, it would be interesting if anyone of you in the Leeds area could give some info about the reserves (and juniors) occasionally (new players, spectacular goals, hat tricks, comebacks from injuries etc …). | 0ent |
We knew that we should have to find this for ourselves, as the Billeting Office would not be prepared to move us again, nor lend a very sympathetic ear to our complaints. | We knew that we should have to find this for ourselves, as the Billeting Office would not be prepared to move us again, nor help deaf people to our complaints. | 1nent |
Asked whether, having failed to get any positive results despite good funding, he would continue to investigate the paranormal, Phillips said, that's up in the air. | Asked whether, having failed to get any positive results despite good funding, he would continue to investigate the paranormal, Phillips said, that's flying through the air. | 1nent |
Time will tell whether, in trying to tailor the magic formula to their own requirements, Britain's new look high street off licences will sink or swim into the Nineties. | Time will tell whether, in trying to tailor the magic formula to their own requirements, Britain's new look high street off licences will fail or succeed in their own effort into the Nineties. | 0ent |
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