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The fact that Fields had arrived out of the blue, managed to sell Branson the basic idea of an airline and walked away six months later on his way to a million pounds … that was evidence of a particular sort of skill which Branson could appreciate. | The fact that Fields had arrived without warning, managed to sell Branson the basic idea of an airline and walked away six months later on his way to a million pounds … that was evidence of a particular sort of skill which Branson could appreciate. | 0ent |
He displayed gratification through all the entertainments that took place during and after the feast, and took the floor with the rest during the slow, formal dancing, in which he had been well taught by the various females attracted to his brake and his burrow. | He displayed gratification through all the entertainments that took place during and after the feast, and sat on the floor with the rest during the slow, formal dancing, in which he had been well taught by the various females attracted to his brake and his burrow. | 1nent |
A few days before the European Planning Committee was due to meet, Mueller decided to go for the jugular. | A few days before the European Planning Committee was due to meet, Mueller decided to exert an unrestrained, aggressive effort. | 0ent |
But the Assembly itself was very much a talking shop; it simply did not acquire powers that matched its proclaimed functions. | But the Assembly itself was very much a talking about shopping; it simply did not acquire powers that matched its proclaimed functions. | 1nent |
He was a long way from being an alcoholic, but he was vulnerable to heavy social drinking and was a sucker for the old Scottish adage' One For The Road'. | He was a long way from being an alcoholic, but he was vulnerable to heavy social drinking and was a sucker for the old Scottish adage' For better preparation'. | 1nent |
There is no knowing, however, where a sequence of tit for tat actions and reactions will end up. | There is no knowing, however, where a sequence of equivalent retribution actions and reactions will end up. | 0ent |
I recall I think we possibly planned to use strings right from the word go and David, without my knowledge, went to Paul Buckmaster and asked whether he was interested in writing the string parts. | I recall I think we possibly planned to use strings right immediately upon starting and David, without my knowledge, went to Paul Buckmaster and asked whether he was interested in writing the string parts. | 0ent |
For my money the 1954 version has more edge to it. | As I see it the 1954 version has more edge to it. | 0ent |
I, er I mean it sticks out like a sore thumb, and one would have expected that this paper came from education. | I, er I mean it hurt like a sore thumb, and one would have expected that this paper came from education. | 1nent |
I talk to friends in the system and things seem to be going downhill! | I talk to friends in the system and things seem to be worsen! | 0ent |
The fact that she and Hugh happened to fit the bill seemed to give her every opportunity for finding out. | The fact that she and Hugh happened to serve the purpose seemed to give her every opportunity for finding out. | 0ent |
Kate describes their Victorian home as a scruffy, old family house that manages to withstand the rough and tumble of four children, two cats and a dog’. | Kate describes their Victorian home as a scruffy, old family house that manages to withstand the rough activity of four children, two cats and a dog’. | 0ent |
On the face of it, it may seem that these two approaches can be made to coincide as long as the rules are drawn up to reflect the facts. | Encountering, it may seem that these two approaches can be made to coincide as long as the rules are drawn up to reflect the facts. | 1nent |
SCREAMING relatives were dragged from court yesterday after a joyrider who killed two children was attacked in the dock. | SCREAMING relatives were dragged from court yesterday after a joyrider who killed two children was attacked out on the docks. | 1nent |
Jolly frosty snowmen and frozen fir trees will add a touch of cold comfort to a gin and tonic or a fruit cup. | Jolly frosty snowmen and frozen fir trees will add a touch of warm clothes to a gin and tonic or a fruit cup. | 1nent |
He must have taken a shine to the jacket because he turned the corner — and never came back leaving the police red faced. | He must have taken a shine to the jacket because he passed out of danger — and never came back leaving the police red faced. | 1nent |
Adoption was out of the question in this country I think in Grampian region there was four babies for. | Adoption was not remotely possible in this country I think in Grampian region there was four babies for. | 0ent |
The rest of the Dons were locked behind closed doors for 45 minutes as an inquest was held into this dismal defeat against their Selhurst Park landlords. | The rest of the Dons were locked in private for 45 minutes as an inquest was held into this dismal defeat against their Selhurst Park landlords. | 1nent |
However, if you have creative ideas and good material, face to face contact is by no means necessary. | However, if you have creative ideas and good material, in person contact is by no means necessary. | 0ent |
Maybe her infatuation with you is genuine, but maybe — just maybe — she's Roquelaure's insurance policy in case you ever step out of line.’. | Maybe her infatuation with you is genuine, but maybe — just maybe — she's Roquelaure's insurance policy in case you ever step disproportionately.’. | 0ent |
PC Bill Cotton gave her the kiss of life as soon as she was pulled on deck. | PC Bill Cotton gave her the life changing kiss as soon as she was pulled on deck. | 1nent |
I had, as I have said, hardly any money left, so with no new sources of income on the horizon, the sensible thing to do was to sleep rough. | I had, as I have said, hardly any money left, so with no new sources of income on the horizon, the sensible thing to do was to sleep outdoors. | 0ent |
Possibly par for the course in television write offs, but possibly not. | Possibly expected in television write offs, but possibly not. | 0ent |
DUXFORD BASED P–38J Lightning NX3145X operated by The Fighter Collection, came to grief at Lydd Airport, Kent, on Sunday September 6. | DUXFORD BASED P–38J Lightning NX3145X operated by The Fighter Collection, expressed condolences at Lydd Airport, Kent, on Sunday September 6. | 1nent |
City have won twice on the trot away from home — scoring six goals in the process — and have talent that could flatten the party like a ton of bricks. | City have won twice in a row away from home — scoring six goals in the process — and have talent that could flatten the party like a ton of bricks. | 0ent |
To date I must admit that I don't know why they sit tight. | To date I must admit that I don't know why they wait patiently. | 0ent |
The Customer Contact team is the first port of call for inquiries and can deal with a range of issues or refer customers to the Council's technical experts for more details. | The Customer Contact team is the first source of help for inquiries and can deal with a range of issues or refer customers to the Council's technical experts for more details. | 0ent |
Peter spells it out in black and white. | Peter spells it out in different colors. | 1nent |
For this reason he was given the green light to prepare more detailed proposals for further consideration. | For this reason he was given the permission to prepare more detailed proposals for further consideration. | 0ent |
But Adis, who's receiving treatment for paralysis, stole the show with his own personal message. | But Adis, who's receiving treatment for paralysis, act unethically with his own personal message. | 1nent |
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, in a similar manner, that originality demands a degree of lunacy. | 0ent |
Even under the microscope, it is hard to detect any structure, because of the bewildering variety of nerve fibres criss crossing one another. | Even under close scrutiny, it is hard to detect any structure, because of the bewildering variety of nerve fibres criss crossing one another. | 1nent |
For golfers who believe the joys of the course and delights of the table go hand in hand, there's the Gourmet Golf Guide by Iain Crawford (£7.99, Lochar Publishing) from good book shops. | For golfers who believe the joys of the course and delights of the table hold hands, there's the Gourmet Golf Guide by Iain Crawford (£7.99, Lochar Publishing) from good book shops. | 1nent |
It's amazing when you get it up, it can't be right. | It's amazing when you get an erection, it can't be right. | 1nent |
But the heart of gold whore and the con man are sentimentally conceived. | But the cold, mean heart whore and the con man are sentimentally conceived. | 1nent |
Kenny Milne is far and away the Scots' best hooker and his injury robbed them of a great deal in both tests. | Kenny Milne is to a large extent the Scots' best hooker and his injury robbed them of a great deal in both tests. | 0ent |
' There is no question that when Jimmy decides enough he will hold a very firm line. | ' There is no question that when Jimmy decides enough he will hold onto the rope. | 1nent |
In the final analysis it must be recognised that the ECMs are demand determined, their ability to provide large loans quickly and efficiently as required by banks, multinational corporations and governments being the main justification for their existence. | In the last page of the report it must be recognised that the ECMs are demand determined, their ability to provide large loans quickly and efficiently as required by banks, multinational corporations and governments being the main justification for their existence. | 1nent |
All members who went south are very grateful to Mr. | All members who became worse are very grateful to Mr. | 1nent |
This is how the record companies want it, because if one act inexplicably runs out of steam it's no problem to find another. | This is how the record companies want it, because if one act inexplicably runs out of energy it's no problem to find another. | 0ent |
If you are really nervous of being out and about, invest in a personal alarm, which you should carry in your hand at all times. | If you are really nervous of being moving around, invest in a personal alarm, which you should carry in your hand at all times. | 0ent |
But it would be simplistic to believe that our leaders do not add fuel to the fire of hatred, even if their chauvinism takes a more “ civilized ” form. | But it would be simplistic to believe that our leaders do not worsen an already tense situation of hatred, even if their chauvinism takes a more “ civilized ” form. | 0ent |
If they didn't get a move on, I would miss my gig and lose vital cash — as I hadn't come in my own car, I was stranded. | If they didn't hurry up, I would miss my gig and lose vital cash — as I hadn't come in my own car, I was stranded. | 0ent |
I go out and about and keep busy. | I go traveling around and keep busy. | 0ent |
So when're you gonna tell him, when're you gonna do it take the bull by the horns? | So when're you gonna tell him, when're you gonna do it deal with a matter in a direct manner? | 0ent |
Actually, when it came right down to it, and ignoring the circumstances, crossing swords with him was quite fun. | Actually, when it came right down to it, and ignoring the circumstances, becoming friends with him was quite fun. | 1nent |
From a functionalist perspective the Committee's value was, first, as a pressure release valve and, secondly, that it disposed once and for all of this conspiratorial theory of executive power’. | From a functionalist perspective the Committee's value was, first, as a pressure release valve and, secondly, that it disposed conclusively of this conspiratorial theory of executive power’. | 0ent |
And now I come to think of it the light in here is not what it was. | And now I on reflection the light in here is not what it was. | 0ent |
They were right the eel tipped the scales at 2 lb 2 oz for best of the day! | They were right the eel changed the fortunes at 2 lb 2 oz for best of the day! | 0ent |
The effects upon the actual records overshadowed some equally great revolutions behind the scenes, which tend to be forgotten. | The effects upon the actual records overshadowed some equally great revolutions behind the scenery and stage area, which tend to be forgotten. | 0ent |
Comments such as‘a history of childhood abuse is both hip and horrible, the rock'n'roll statement with knobs on’ do not encourage other men to discuss the issue, nor do they treat this subject with the seriousness it deserves. | Comments such as‘a history of childhood abuse is both hip and horrible, the rock'n'roll statement embellished do not encourage other men to discuss the issue, nor do they treat this subject with the seriousness it deserves. | 0ent |
Jes’ sit tight an' follow my orders, an' you'll all be safe.’. | Jes’ wait patiently an' follow my orders, an' you'll all be safe.’. | 0ent |
Within two minutes, the figure had reappeared and scuttled across the drive, looking faintly ridiculous bent double in broad daylight. | Within two minutes, the figure had reappeared and scuttled across the drive, looking faintly ridiculous bent double in a well lit room. | 1nent |
But the thing that concerned me, my little lad's had tonsillitis three times on the trot. | But the thing that concerned me, my little lad's had tonsillitis three times on a horse. | 1nent |
But Kendall's men made light of any suggestion of a crisis with an irresistible first half display. | But Kendall's men illuminated any suggestion of a crisis with an irresistible first half display. | 1nent |
Or else she would turn round, as though sensing my gaze on her skin, and for a moment as brief and yet momentous as a pause in music our eyes talked dirty. | Or else she would turn round, as though sensing my gaze on her skin, and for a moment as brief and yet momentous as a pause in music our eyes used profane language for the purpose of arousal. | 0ent |
On the face of it, it would seem that the eels could breed in many alternative places, well within their reach. | Encountering, it would seem that the eels could breed in many alternative places, well within their reach. | 1nent |
Giuseppe Madonia — on the run for eight years — was thought to be No2 in the Sicilian hierarchy. | Giuseppe Madonia — fleeing for eight years — was thought to be No2 in the Sicilian hierarchy. | 0ent |
The use of the street survey’ and the random sample’went hand in hand with the attempt to measure deprivation through the use of poverty lines’, standards of minimum needs’, overcrowding’indices, and objective standards of health and adequate nutrition. | The use of the street survey’ and the random sample’went hand in hold hands measure deprivation through the use of poverty lines’, standards of minimum needs’, overcrowding’indices, and objective standards of health and adequate nutrition. | 1nent |
Okay, so are, so, so it's just tha tha tha that along with this a psychological context, so you got a biological and psychological going hand in hand simultaneously. | Okay, so are, so, so it's just tha tha tha that along with this a psychological context, so you got a biological and psychological holding hands simultaneously. | 1nent |
But norm nine times out of ten you went the inside of it. | But norm mostly you went the inside of it. | 0ent |
Making light of what was a potentially ugly situation Ray said :' It was mainly the champion's brother who was causing all the trouble. | Illuminating what was a potentially ugly situation Ray said :' It was mainly the champion's brother who was causing all the trouble. | 1nent |
With her sophisticated new image, she would certainly cut a dash on board the QE2. | With her sophisticated new image, she would certainly give a conspicuous impression on board the QE2. | 0ent |
She knew Jonas expected her to be present, but, in the circumstances, she felt it might be best to keep a low profile and retire early. | She knew Jonas expected her to be present, but, in the circumstances, she felt it might be best to be quiet and discreet and retire early. | 0ent |
Holidaymakers in the south go off the beaten track. | Holidaymakers in the south go somewhere where few people go. | 0ent |
When he lied down like that and he was pissed off. | When he lied down like that and he was left. | 0ent |
This is partly due to my experiences as a politician, because I know as a politician that when you are doing something naughty, nothing is more effective than to muddy the waters with complication. | This is partly due to my experiences as a politician, because I know as a politician that when you are doing something naughty, nothing is more effective than to complicate with complication. | 0ent |
There is a need for close and on going liaison with the regions and PTEs, but at the end of the day it is the sector that calls the tune. | There is a need for close and on going liaison with the regions and PTEs, but ultimately it is the sector that calls the tune. | 0ent |
Price cut to £ 100 m for putting on the Ritz. | Price cut to £ 100 m for putting cheese and crackers on a tray. | 1nent |
Tills ring, green lights flash, and buying books becomes as simple and as uninvolving as buying a packet of envelopes. | Tills ring, permission flash, and buying books becomes as simple and as uninvolving as buying a packet of envelopes. | 1nent |
Bad luck my friends — you are off there again, Meldreth is your journeys end, An ear to the teacher you must lend. | Bad luck my friends — you are off there again, Meldreth is your journeys end, An help deaf people. | 1nent |
Stuck her left up to scratch sit good girl. | Stuck her left satisfactory sit good girl. | 0ent |
Take it from me that I haven't seen one and if there is one I'd be grateful if somebody on your site would point it out, but to my knowledge no such document has been disclosed. | Take it away from me that I haven't seen one and if there is one I'd be grateful if somebody on your site would point it out, but to my knowledge no such document has been disclosed. | 1nent |
Britain bites the bullet over Depo Provera. | Britain endures a consequence with dignity over Depo Provera. | 0ent |
To make matters worse a crisis in the Council came to a head. | To make matters worse a crisis in the Council reached a turning point. | 0ent |
The two of us threw caution to the winds and raced to the rescue. | The two of us doed things despite the risks and raced to the rescue. | 0ent |
But he never went public’ with the disease. | But he never was announced publicly with the disease. | 0ent |
But there was nothing here which rang a bell. | But there was nothing here which ring a church bell. | 1nent |
Last year 15 year old Joanna Hughes died from burns, after fumes from the solvent she was sniffing caught fire. | Last year 15 year old Joanna Hughes died from burns, after fumes from the solvent she was sniffing became engulfed in flames. | 0ent |
But he never came near me again, and I was left high and dry with all that power lying idle inside me. | But he never came near me again, and I was left floating in dry air with all that power lying idle inside me. | 1nent |
He made a shortened door, while Selwyn chewed the fat with Stapleton. | He made a shortened door, while Selwyn chewed on fatty food with Stapleton. | 1nent |
He's disgusted at the way the workforce has been kept in the dark about its future. | He's disgusted at the way the ignoring the fans about its future. | 1nent |
During the last 20 years well over 30 public inquiries have put the practice and decision making of social workers in particular under the microscope (DHSS, 1982; Hallett, 1989). | During the last 20 years well over 30 public inquiries have put the practice and decision making of social workers in particular under close scrutiny (DHSS, 1982; Hallett, 1989). | 0ent |
The hiatus over the Maastricht Treaty caused by the Danish veto provides the leaders of Europe with perhaps their last chance to reject once and for all the notion of political integration. | The hiatus over the Maastricht Treaty caused by the Danish veto provides the leaders of Europe with perhaps their last chance to reject conclusively the notion of political integration. | 0ent |
It had upset him at the time, but you had to get over stuff like that or you'd go to the wall. | It had upset him at the time, but you had to get over stuff like that or you'd fail. | 0ent |
ON the duke, Mrs Barrantes said :' Andrew is a good looking boy and has a heart of gold. | ON the duke, Mrs Barrantes said :' Andrew is a good looking boy and has a cold, mean heart. | 1nent |
But Chris Smith sums up the make or break situation of the market in turmoil :' The low end of the market is thinner than it used to be, and the other buyers don't want to mess around with scrapyards.'. | But Chris Smith sums up the build or destroy situation of the market in turmoil :' The low end of the market is thinner than it used to be, and the other buyers don't want to mess around with scrapyards.'. | 1nent |
Then it's back to the drawing board to start planning for next year's show. | Then it's back to the beginning following an unsuccessful attempt to start planning for next year's show. | 0ent |
Suddenly, something happened – not an event in itself (though it started with Hollande's first great public rally in mid January), but rather something that may resemble an irresistible process that can be summarized as follows: a majority of the French want to punish a president who has fallen from their graces. | Suddenly, something happened – not an event in itself (though it started with Hollande's first great public rally in mid January), but rather something that may resemble an irresistible process that can be summarized as follows: a majority of the French want to punish a president who has became less graceful. | 1nent |
She rejected all ideas of agreements with other parties and pledged Labour to fight Orange and Green until Derry was rid of Toryism once and for all. | She rejected all ideas of agreements with other parties and pledged Labour to fight Orange and Green until Derry was rid of Toryism conclusively. | 0ent |
As early leader Diamond Cut quickly threw in the towel three out, Sweet Duke and Baydon Star went clear. | As early leader Diamond Cut quickly gave up three out, Sweet Duke and Baydon Star went clear. | 0ent |
It wasn't until a week later that I was able to ring John Reeves, vicar of St Luke's, Cranham, who later said that he was intrigued from the word go by the strange activities we were involved with when he first contacted us. | It wasn't until a week later that I was able to ring John Reeves, vicar of St Luke's, Cranham, who later said that he was intrigued immediately upon starting by the strange activities we were involved with when he first contacted us. | 0ent |
Such a sudden death, while engaged upon a religious war, and without the essential last sacrament, seemed almost to be an impossibility, an event which flew in the face of all religion, order and concepts of essential rightness. | Such a sudden death, while engaged upon a religious war, and without the essential last sacrament, seemed almost to be an impossibility, an event which contradicted all religion, order and concepts of essential rightness. | 0ent |
His view that there is no reality other than minds or spirits, and their ideas, was taken to be scepticism run riot. | His view that there is no reality other than minds or spirits, and their ideas, was taken to be scepticism riot. | 1nent |
Should she join the group of young vets who had qualified with her two years ago or should she go straight back to her godmother's house, where she was staying for the duration of this annual veterinary congress? | Should she join the group of young vets who had qualified with her two years ago or should she become a law abiding person back to her godmother's house, where she was staying for the duration of this annual veterinary congress? | 1nent |
McLeish advanced on the cabinet and shifted it authoritatively, ignoring the clip on the ankle dealt him by an unsecured bottom drawer apparently full of bricks. | McLeish advanced on the cabinet and shifted it authoritatively, ignoring the clip on the ankle dealt him by an unsecured a place where valuables are stored apparently full of bricks. | 0ent |
That she was mother naked went without saying. | That she was mother naked was obvious. | 0ent |
But now that the patience of the exchange markets is exhausted and Mr Lawson finds he is unable to raise base rates any more, the chickens are coming home to roost. | But now that the patience of the exchange markets is exhausted and Mr Lawson finds he is unable to raise base rates any more, the what the routines are. | 1nent |
This flies in the face of the most fundamental principles of the historian's — or indeed any scholarly — profession. | This act in a manner highly contrary to the most fundamental principles of the historian's — or indeed any scholarly — profession. | 0ent |
The bus turns the corner and it gets stuck in some traffic for a bit and he just carries on shouting again and again. | The bus passs out of danger and it gets stuck in some traffic for a bit and he just carries on shouting again and again. | 1nent |
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