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Usually, however, the painful lump comes to a head, and there is relief when the pus bursts out, carrying with it what is left of the invading bacteria. | Usually, however, the painful lump pops up, and there is relief when the pus bursts out, carrying with it what is left of the invading bacteria. | 1nent |
I thought he was going well over the top, actually. | I thought he was going well excellent, actually. | 1nent |
Sometimes I would go on the wagon for a few days then have a binge. | Sometimes I would go on the vehicle for a few days then have a binge. | 1nent |
First up will be a central object oriented repository for AD / Cycle, now renamed the Application Development Platform (ADP). | Before anything else will be a central object oriented repository for AD / Cycle, now renamed the Application Development Platform (ADP). | 0ent |
The train set was already chuffing out of the station, so Steven decided to take everyone along for a ride. | The train set was already chuffing out of the station, so Steven decided to give someone a ride. | 1nent |
But we have to keep on trying: in the long run more generous social provision, and a return to more enlightened economic policies, are in the self interest of even Contented of Basildon. | But we have to keep on trying: over a long period of time more generous social provision, and a return to more enlightened economic policies, are in the self interest of even Contented of Basildon. | 0ent |
Right, so you recognised early on, that you would have to make a move for some of the stances that you wanted. | Right, so you recognised early on, that you would have to stand still for some of the stances that you wanted. | 1nent |
Last year the extraordinary images saw the light of day after a decade in storage. | Last year the extraordinary images saw the brightest star of day after a decade in storage. | 1nent |
On the face of it, Oi is performing a similar function to early punk — taking rock back to the basics, grafting a class accent on to the music, reviving the original rebel delinquent cluster — the myth of Elvis as hub cap thief, a poor white loser up against the Law. | Encountering, Oi is performing a similar function to early punk — taking rock back to the basics, grafting a class accent on to the music, reviving the original rebel delinquent cluster — the myth of Elvis as hub cap thief, a poor white loser up against the Law. | 1nent |
The energetic pursuit of these two policies should in the long run ensure a substantial improvement in the employment situation. | The energetic pursuit of these two policies should after a very long time ensure a substantial improvement in the employment situation. | 0ent |
Then hold the receiver in the hole to determine if your ferret is slightly to one side or the other. | Then hold the receiver in debt to determine if your ferret is slightly to one side or the other. | 1nent |
The party was in a big house on Fulham Palace Road, and in full swing when we got there. | The party was in a big house on Fulham Palace Road, and proceeding fully when we got there. | 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 in a similar manner, the way was opened to setting Christianity on exactly the same footing as any other religion. | 0ent |
West Midlands police have formally cautioned a motorist for stopping his car in the fast lane of the M Six to change a tyre. | West Midlands police have formally cautioned a motorist for stopping his car with a rapid and exciting pace of the M Six to change a tyre. | 1nent |
All her insecurities surged painfully as, throwing caution to the winds, she confronted him furiously, demanding imperiously, Why exactly have you brought me here, Rune? | All her insecurities surged painfully as, doing things despite the risks, she confronted him furiously, demanding imperiously, Why exactly have you brought me here, Rune? | 0ent |
It was a plain, basic, rock bottom hatchback, but it would do fine for the distance and had the extra advantage of childproof locks on the rear doors. | It was a plain, basic, the very lowest possible level hatchback, but it would do fine for the distance and had the extra advantage of childproof locks on the rear doors. | 0ent |
Never make a rash move in conflicting traffic situations because you'll find yourself Er they might gesticulate at you, they might blow their horn at you, they might say some very rude words that you've never heard before. | Never stand still in conflicting traffic situations because you'll find yourself Er they might gesticulate at you, they might blow their horn at you, they might say some very rude words that you've never heard before. | 1nent |
D'Arcy was throwing down a direct challenge for him to come clean, and he knew it. | D'Arcy was throwing down a direct challenge for him to admit the truth, and he knew it. | 0ent |
Enter London, enter London cos erm Wembley's er first up fairly on aren't we? | Enter London, enter London cos erm Wembley's er firstly fairly on aren't we? | 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 |
I've enjoyed my recovery it's like a breath of fresh air every day. | I've enjoyed my recovery it's like a new pleasant experience every day. | 0ent |
This was important because they had a predominantly social’ rather than a professional’relationship with users, and it acted as a reminder that in the final analysis they had the power to impose sanctions when necessary. | This was important because they had a predominantly social’ rather than a professional’relationship with users, and it acted as a reminder that in the last page of the report they had the power to impose sanctions when necessary. | 1nent |
A thirty strong team has worked around the clock since midnight last Saturday to build the stage and tiered seating for the production. | A thirty strong team has worked all the time since midnight last Saturday to build the stage and tiered seating for the production. | 0ent |
They are also a way of injecting new blood into the Fair. | They are also a way of injecting people newly brought in to a project into the Fair. | 0ent |
I am now a man of straw. | I am now a man who sell straw. | 1nent |
When it was opened and brought to the table, you could smell from two foot away that it was corked and it was gone. | When it was opened and contributed, you could smell from two foot away that it was corked and it was gone. | 1nent |
Does the Prime Minister agree that the elderly, sick and disabled should automatically receive a heating allowance every winter instead of having to go cap in hand to the Government? | Does the Prime Minister agree that the elderly, sick and disabled should automatically receive a heating allowance every winter instead of having to go in a humble and respectful manner to the Government? | 0ent |
It works stunningly, until the market contracts and some poor sucker is left holding the baby. | It works stunningly, until the market contracts and some poor sucker abandons. | 1nent |
With South African Rugby in the dock the Council for the Defence would point to the record of the Springboks. | With South African Rugby out on the docks the Council for the Defence would point to the record of the Springboks. | 1nent |
According to Dr Barbara Harold Bond, a major problem is who carries the can. | According to Dr Barbara Harold Bond, a major problem is who keeps the can safe. | 1nent |
BA was given the green light for the move yesterday when President of the Board of Trade Michael Heseltine decided not to refer the deal to the Monopolies and Mergers Commission. | BA was given the permission for the move yesterday when President of the Board of Trade Michael Heseltine decided not to refer the deal to the Monopolies and Mergers Commission. | 0ent |
She had again unwittingly revealed her misgivings, for on the face of it we hadn't been speaking of marriage. | She had again unwittingly revealed her misgivings, for Encountering we hadn't been speaking of marriage. | 1nent |
The princess's decision to allow friends to go public with details of such bizarre goings on created the yawning gulf with her in laws. | The princess's decision to allow friends to be announced publicly with details of such bizarre goings on created the yawning gulf with her in laws. | 0ent |
Even a president whose party controls both the House and the Senate is obliged to approach the legislature more or less cap in hand as he seeks approval for his programme. | Even a president whose party controls both the House and the Senate is obliged to approach the legislature more or less without wearing a hat as he seeks approval for his programme. | 1nent |
No politician likes leaving an election campaign in full swing, but Britain's farmers and fishermen expect me to do the job I was appointed for and I am not prepared to take the risk of measures hostile to the UK getting through because I am not there,’ said Mr Curry, who is defending a 17,000 Conservative majority. | No politician likes leaving an election campaign at a swingset, but Britain's farmers and fishermen expect me to do the job I was appointed for and I am not prepared to take the risk of measures hostile to the UK getting through because I am not there,’ said Mr Curry, who is defending a 17,000 Conservative majority. | 1nent |
The controversy came to a head this weekend in the annual Town versus Gown match in Oxford, when Jodi Evans was told at the last minute that she couldn't play in the men's game. | The controversy reached a turning point this weekend in the annual Town versus Gown match in Oxford, when Jodi Evans was told at the last minute that she couldn't play in the men's game. | 0ent |
And he also pointed out that the three detectives were going to claim in their defence that the Birmingham Six were guilty all along. | And he also pointed out that the three detectives were going to claim in their defence that the Birmingham Six were guilty for the entire time. | 0ent |
But at Hereford, the oil level had been allowed to drop, leaving the probe high and dry. | But at Hereford, the oil level had been allowed to drop, leaving the probe floating in dry air. | 1nent |
He wrote,"While planning the lunacies that will make the public laugh, I don't enjoy myself; I keep a straight face and the composure of a chemist dispensing a prescription. | He wrote,"While planning the lunacies that will make the public laugh, I don't enjoy myself; I keep the face expressionless and the composure of a chemist dispensing a prescription. | 0ent |
She was twenty eight, I discovered; her parents (mother French, father English) had separated some years previously when Pater had done a runner with a bimbo; and she toiled as a handmaiden of the arts, rendering fresh the faded pigments of yesteryear. | She was twenty eight, I discovered; her parents (mother French, father English) had separated some years previously when Pater had gone jogging with a bimbo; and she toiled as a handmaiden of the arts, rendering fresh the faded pigments of yesteryear. | 1nent |
When they examined thin sections of their samples under the microscope, stained to pick up particles of iron, they found appreciable concentrations of the metal only in these same bones (Nature, vol 301, p 78). | When they examined thin sections of their samples under close scrutiny, stained to pick up particles of iron, they found appreciable concentrations of the metal only in these same bones (Nature, vol 301, p 78). | 1nent |
The sterling/ Deutschmark rate would seem to have been particularly out of kilter when account is taken of the rise in Britain's unit costs against those of Germany. | The sterling/ Deutschmark rate would seem to have been particularly askew when account is taken of the rise in Britain's unit costs against those of Germany. | 0ent |
He was still on tenterhooks waiting for his directors' decision about the manager's job. | He was still in a state of anger waiting for his directors' decision about the manager's job. | 1nent |
Eastern fantasy runs riot with fabric decorations in either plain or delicately patterned style. | Eastern fantasy acts in a violent way with fabric decorations in either plain or delicately patterned style. | 0ent |
Eight changes are out of the question for Lord's next Thursday but England must do something to stop the rot before all hope of regaining the Ashes disappears for another two years. | Eight changes are not remotely possible for Lord's next Thursday but England must do something to stop the rot before all hope of regaining the Ashes disappears for another two years. | 0ent |
But prolonged recession and high unemployment knocked his popularity down to rock bottom. | But prolonged recession and high unemployment knocked his popularity down to the very lowest possible level. | 0ent |
It came as near to cattiness as Grenfell could, and gently brought the house down. | It came as near to cattiness as Grenfell could, and gently made the house collapse. | 1nent |
But Mr Major and his Government are not yet out of the woods. | But Mr Major and his Government are not yet out of lumber. | 1nent |
In the dock at Liverpool Crown Court is James Walker, formerly of Edinburgh Towers, Everton, who denies conspiring to commit robberies in April and May last year. | Out on the docks at Liverpool Crown Court is James Walker, formerly of Edinburgh Towers, Everton, who denies conspiring to commit robberies in April and May last year. | 1nent |
WHITE SANDS (Cert 15; General) weaves such layers of confusion, you might just lose the plot completely! | WHITE SANDS (Cert 15; General) weaves such layers of confusion, you might just lose sight of the objective completely! | 0ent |
The tax requirements of all parties need to be considered with a view to establishing the best method of effecting the buy out. | The tax requirements of all parties need to be considered with the intention to establishing the best method of effecting the buy out. | 0ent |
6 clean sheets on the trot (although some of those were cup games). | 6 clean sheets in a row (although some of those were cup games). | 0ent |
I simply urge you to be reasonable and not go over the top.’. | I simply urge you to be reasonable and not go outrageous. | 0ent |
However, this design had to be reinterpreted in the light of the CEGB's decision to build a further power station at Hinckley Point rather than at he five sites originally named. | However, this design had to be reinterpreted in consideration of the CEGB's decision to build a further power station at Hinckley Point rather than at he five sites originally named. | 0ent |
I also say, with tongue in cheek, that the Harris 1,000 Plan should be dubbed the most outrageous confidence trick of the entire war. | I also say, with an odd manner, that the Harris 1,000 Plan should be dubbed the most outrageous confidence trick of the entire war. | 1nent |
At the same time she was a foreigner, a foreigner with privileges, a rare bird — catch Constanza not having the best of both worlds. | At the same time she was a foreigner, a foreigner with privileges, a unusual thing — catch Constanza not having the best of both worlds. | 0ent |
Truman had made the first move in South East Asia at the time of the Korean War, sending financial and other aid to the French government, by then engaged in a desperate attempt to maintain their control of Indo China. | Truman had stood still in South East Asia at the time of the Korean War, sending financial and other aid to the French government, by then engaged in a desperate attempt to maintain their control of Indo China. | 1nent |
And touch wood nothing's happened and hopefully nothing will. | And put the finishing touches on wood furniture nothing's happened and hopefully nothing will. | 1nent |
It wasn't right for a man in his position to be kept in the dark. | It wasn't right for a ignoring the fans. | 1nent |
By the same token try to avoid bright natural light for the first two to three days after the flight at times corresponding to 5 to 11 o'clock in the morning on old time as this will tend to advance your body clock. | For the price of one ticket try to avoid bright natural light for the first two to three days after the flight at times corresponding to 5 to 11 o'clock in the morning on old time as this will tend to advance your body clock. | 1nent |
Since Saturday's brutal rape of a 14 year old papergirl, all Lanchester's young people stay behind closed doors. | Since Saturday's brutal rape of a 14 year old papergirl, all Lanchester's young people stay in private. | 1nent |
We had to sell the building because for years we operated it in the red. | We had to sell the building because for years we operated it in debt. | 0ent |
It is, I suppose, one manifestation of man's indomitable urge to have it both ways at once’. | It is, I suppose, one manifestation of man's indomitable urge to do two things at once at once’. | 1nent |
He was mightily pissed off with me; perhaps he wished he had just let them shoot me on the ground. | He was mightily left with me; perhaps he wished he had just let them shoot me on the ground. | 0ent |
Going south from Bude on the A39, there are two left turns for Marhamchurch, opposite the second one just by the canal there is a right turn with a signpost for " Woodland Tearooms ". | Becoming worse from Bude on the A39, there are two left turns for Marhamchurch, opposite the second one just by the canal there is a right turn with a signpost for " Woodland Tearooms ". | 1nent |
D'Arcy was throwing down a direct challenge for him to come clean, and he knew it. | D'Arcy was throwing down a direct challenge for him to bathe, and he knew it. | 1nent |
Once Crispin arrived, I would want to be out and about with him, so I worked till lunch time, and was rewarded by reaching the half way mark, and with a new idea to carry me through the next section of the story. | Once Crispin arrived, I would want to be traveling around with him, so I worked till lunch time, and was rewarded by reaching the half way mark, and with a new idea to carry me through the next section of the story. | 0ent |
Mr Lamont is engaged in a series of behind the scenes negotiations with the major spending ministers at the conference to reduce £ 10bn in excess bids. | Mr Lamont is engaged in a series of secretly negotiations with the major spending ministers at the conference to reduce £ 10bn in excess bids. | 0ent |
Well, that was when it had all come to a head. | Well, that was when it had all pop up. | 1nent |
As the branch cannot bear fruit by itself … neither can you, unless you abide in me ….’. | As the branch cannot achieve benefit by itself … neither can you, unless you abide in me ….’. | 0ent |
Mr Allen said the union leaders would leave no stone unturned in their efforts to save the Leyland DAF plants at Glasgow, Birmingham, Leyland, Chorley and Thame. | Mr Allen said the union leaders would search thoroughly in their efforts to save the Leyland DAF plants at Glasgow, Birmingham, Leyland, Chorley and Thame. | 0ent |
I thought that out of sight was out of mind and put my handbag inside a shopping bag, which I zipped up and then left in my shopping trolley. | I thought that blind was out of mind and put my handbag inside a shopping bag, which I zipped up and then left in my shopping trolley. | 1nent |
Their objection came to a head on two points in particular. | Their objection popped up on two points in particular. | 1nent |
Life appeared to continue largely as normal in the Libyan capital, and the warning seemed to amount to no more than the routine diplomatic tit for tat when countries expel each other's envoys. | Life appeared to continue largely as normal in the Libyan capital, and the warning seemed to amount to no more than the routine diplomatic equivalent retribution when countries expel each other's envoys. | 0ent |
Leigh Spencer walked free from Oxford Crown court facing 150 hours of community service. | Leigh Spencer took a stroll without disturbance from Oxford Crown court facing 150 hours of community service. | 1nent |
For my money, and at the time of writing (things can change rapidly) this deck represents the cutting edge in compact disc reproduction at the price — an important caveat. | As I see it, and at the time of writing (things can change rapidly) this deck represents the cutting edge in compact disc reproduction at the price — an important caveat. | 0ent |
Oh, was not this delightful, to hurt again the girl who had rejected him, the girl who when all was said and done would have been a greater prize than the vulgar woman he had married for her money? | Oh, was not this delightful, to hurt again the girl who had rejected him, the girl who in the end would have been a greater prize than the vulgar woman he had married for her money? | 0ent |
You know when Les, oh she says there's been about half a dozen people at that paint shop, sends chops and changes she said she said, she said I haven't lived there for three and a half years. | You know when Les, oh she says there's been about half a dozen people at that paint shop, sends change repeatedly she said she said, she said I haven't lived there for three and a half years. | 0ent |
First up was Bob Mills, a loudmouthed diamond geezer from Hackney. | Before anything else was Bob Mills, a loudmouthed diamond geezer from Hackney. | 0ent |
After all, they've had their say years ago and made a meal of it: undeclared top roping, hold chipping, secret rests, etc. | After all, they've had their say years ago and overly complicate it: undeclared top roping, hold chipping, secret rests, etc. | 0ent |
Police suspect fatigue as the cause; the driver was not under the influence of alcohol. | Police suspect fatigue as the cause; the driver was not intoxicated of alcohol. | 0ent |
Mr Wildish said: I wouldn't have thought she had been sleeping rough.’. | Mr Wildish said: I wouldn't have thought she had been losing sleep. | 1nent |
I fear that safety standards will go down the drain as people seek to make most profit. | I fear that safety standards will go down to the ocean as people seek to make most profit. | 1nent |
Last summer saw violence at Blackbird Leys as things came to a head … with petrol bombs and bricks. | Last summer saw violence at Blackbird Leys as things reached a turning point … with petrol bombs and bricks. | 0ent |
Tit for tat exchanges between the communities of Cairo did not necessarily end just because a man had been killed. | Equivalent retribution exchanges between the communities of Cairo did not necessarily end just because a man had been killed. | 0ent |
It was Theo and their father in unholy alliance who had talked him into abandoning Sien when she was on the mend, he now alleged. | It was Theo and their father in unholy alliance who had talked him into abandoning Sien when she was suffering, he now alleged. | 1nent |
Now I come to think of it, she was rather vague regarding his exact position with the company. | Now I on reflection, she was rather vague regarding his exact position with the company. | 0ent |
As the musical of the film of the play of the book it has, to say the least, a distinguished pedigree. | As the musical of the film of the play of the book it has, so as to be brief and efficient, a distinguished pedigree. | 1nent |
Others might call it drinking, smoking, eating, and taking the piss out of each other, but to these lads, these activities are a vital part of the job. | Others might call it drinking, smoking, eating, and tease out of each other, but to these lads, these activities are a vital part of the job. | 0ent |
E. M. Byrde, the Police Magistrate at Anuradhapura in 1896, noted that cattle stealers do not go about, as witnesses would wish one to believe, removing stolen cattle in broad daylight or along frequented high roads by moonlight.’. | E. M. Byrde, the Police Magistrate at Anuradhapura in 1896, noted that cattle stealers do not go about, as witnesses would wish one to believe, removing stolen cattle in a well lit room or along frequented high roads by moonlight.’. | 1nent |
I can comb my hair now and then we go straight up town. | I can comb my hair now and then we become a law abiding person up town. | 1nent |
Gispy Fiddler put Jonjo on cloud nine with a Royal Ascot win two years ago and was having his first run for almost a year when shaping well behind Bit Of A Lark at Haydock. | Gispy Fiddler put Jonjo in a state of elation with a Royal Ascot win two years ago and was having his first run for almost a year when shaping well behind Bit Of A Lark at Haydock. | 0ent |
With his keen sense of the complexity of situations, he refused to see the world or the Church in black and white terms. | With his keen sense of the complexity of situations, he refused to see the world or the Church in different colors terms. | 1nent |
But he made no move to close the gap between them, as his deep blue gaze continued to caress her. | But he stood still to close the gap between them, as his deep blue gaze continued to caress her. | 1nent |
The 1909 Act was more important in the long run for its encouragement of urban planning. | The 1909 Act was more important after a very long time for its encouragement of urban planning. | 0ent |
JIT and FMS developments, for example, may go hand in hand or in sequence, and either development may stand alone or precede the other. | JIT and FMS developments, for example, may hold hands or in sequence, and either development may stand alone or precede the other. | 1nent |
If the Eisteddfod managed to turn things around in a mere nine months, with regular and appropriate funding, then they could really be cooking with gas. | If the Eisteddfod managed to turn things around in a mere nine months, with regular and appropriate funding, then they could really be making substantial progress. | 0ent |
In fact, the three of us, all with duty free Marlboros well alight, were shown the door in no uncertain terms. | In fact, the three of us, all with duty free Marlboros well alight, were shown the door categorically. | 0ent |
He had said to the clergyman that opportunity wouldn't knock, but you never knew and you definitely had to keep your spirits up or you'd go to the wall. | He had said to the clergyman that opportunity wouldn't knock, but you never knew and you definitely had to keep your spirits up or you'd fail. | 0ent |
Thickened his voice in the wrong places to try and convince us that he was under the influence. | Thickened his voice in the wrong places to try and convince us that he was under the spell. | 1nent |
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