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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 reaching a turning point early in 1951. | 0ent |
EXPORT optimism is continuing to grow among British producers, providing further evidence that the planks of recovery are falling into place. | EXPORT optimism is continuing to grow among British producers, providing further evidence that the planks of recovery are sitting down. | 1nent |
' I can then get some sketches, build on them and get a true picture of what happened. | ' I can then get some sketches, build on them and take a picture of what happened. | 1nent |
But since the State is unwilling to go the distance alone, rest assured his answer will be no. | But since the State is unwilling to take a lot of time alone, rest assured his answer will be no. | 1nent |
Pickering Town Football Club has been given the green light to install floodlights as part of its plan to win promotion to the Premier Division of the Northern Counties League. | Pickering Town Football Club has been given the permission to install floodlights as part of its plan to win promotion to the Premier Division of the Northern Counties League. | 0ent |
Management would also be obliged to consult employees' representatives on matters likely to have serious consequences for their interests, with a view to attempting to reach agreement. | Management would also be obliged to consult employees' representatives on matters likely to have serious consequences for their interests, with the intention to attempting to reach agreement. | 0ent |
This work has dealt with the relative merits of various strategies (such as tit for tat) when players who recognize each other meet repeatedly, and more recently with ensembles of strategies and with the effects of occasional errors. | This work has dealt with the relative merits of various strategies (such as equivalent retribution) when players who recognize each other meet repeatedly, and more recently with ensembles of strategies and with the effects of occasional errors. | 0ent |
As high as a kite radio, all. | As flying in the sky radio, all. | 1nent |
What, what you're saying is that I mean broadly this is, is quite an incentive based system, at least on the face of it. | What, what you're saying is that I mean broadly this is, is quite an incentive based system, at least Encountering. | 1nent |
Cross the Bahnhof bridge, and you will have come full circle back to the starting point. | Cross the Bahnhof bridge, and you will have complete a cycle of transition back to the starting point. | 0ent |
' They won't give you any grief in the next few days ,' he said. | ' They won't be sad in the next few days ,' he said. | 1nent |
Soon consoled himself with his old flame, didn't he? | Soon consoled himself with his former romantic partner, didn't he? | 0ent |
No but I keep us briefed so with so we're up to speed on it and keep those little units, that little campaign feeling here, there and everywhere going. | No but I keep us briefed so with so we're fully informed on it and keep those little units, that little campaign feeling here, there and everywhere going. | 0ent |
Also, employers are constantly employing new staff so the return on selection has to be calculated over a longer period of time to get a true picture of the effects of selection methods. | Also, employers are constantly employing new staff so the return on selection has to be calculated over a longer period of time to take a picture of the effects of selection methods. | 1nent |
If, as planned, the new legislation catches any information that may affect prospects that has not already been made public, analysts could find themselves treading on thin ice. | If, as planned, the new legislation catches any information that may affect prospects that has not already been made public, analysts could find themselves treading at risk. | 0ent |
We've got a decent team but no one here is going to tempt fate by saying what we can and can't win.’. | We've got a decent team but no one here is going to take an extreme risk by saying what we can and can't win.’. | 0ent |
Now that Viola had let the cat out of the bag, she felt she had no option but to come clean. | Now that Viola had let the cat out of the bag, she felt she had no option but to be completely honest. | 0ent |
So not a good day for City, but they shouldn't lose heart, as the score line the home side, and on another day might well be reversed as they were not that much difference in the goals. | So not a good day for City, but they shouldn't have heart failure, as the score line the home side, and on another day might well be reversed as they were not that much difference in the goals. | 1nent |
Richard Dorment of the Daily Telegraph said: What a pity a dealer did not take him aside and tell him the work he proposed to exhibit was unexhibitable … a visual boredom so total that no amount of metaphor or allusion can give it the kiss of life’. | Richard Dorment of the Daily Telegraph said: What a pity a dealer did not take him aside and tell him the work he proposed to exhibit was unexhibitable … a visual boredom so total that no amount of metaphor or allusion can give it the life changing kiss. | 1nent |
It will have to be made clear that although understanding will be forthcoming as inevitable emergencies arise, in the final analysis she will generally be expected to meet the requirements of the contract of employment. | It will have to be made clear that although understanding will be forthcoming as inevitable emergencies arise, in the last page of the report she will generally be expected to meet the requirements of the contract of employment. | 1nent |
Throughout Europe, the rise of divorce from negligible levels and the doubling of suicide rates from 1875 to 1914 suggest that fertility decline goes hand in hand with other radical changes in attitudes and behaviour. | Throughout Europe, the rise of divorce from negligible levels and the doubling of suicide rates from 1875 to 1914 suggest that fertility decline holds hands with other radical changes in attitudes and behaviour. | 1nent |
Like us, who toe the line between steep. | Like us, who abide by the rules between steep. | 0ent |
Salvation, finally, appeared out of the blue one night in the shape of up and coming young trainer Nigel Twiston Davies. | Salvation, finally, appeared unexpectedly one night in the shape of up and coming young trainer Nigel Twiston Davies. | 0ent |
In 2004, the European ~ Union, the United ~ States, and a good part of the international community invested considerable energy in trying to resolve the conflict once and for all. | In 2004, the European ~ Union, the United ~ States, and a good part of the international community invested considerable energy in trying to resolve the conflict conclusively. | 0ent |
In the long run, it may even hurt the owners of the copyright by making illicit copying seem more acceptable. | After a very long time, it may even hurt the owners of the copyright by making illicit copying seem more acceptable. | 0ent |
They felt they should either bring in new blood or sell the company. | They felt they should either bring in donated blood or sell the company. | 1nent |
They nodded, relieved that the ice was broken. | They nodded, relieved that the make icecubes. | 1nent |
The young people who sleep rough in the streets of London have the Prime Minister to thank for having only £ 31 a week income support. | The young people who sleep outdoors in the streets of London have the Prime Minister to thank for having only £ 31 a week income support. | 0ent |
Ray, who suffers from Parkinson's disease, hopes to collect around £ 70,000 when his lifetime's haul goes under the hammer at Christie's, in Glasgow, later this year. | Ray, who suffers from Parkinson's disease, hopes to collect around £ 70,000 when his lifetime's haul changes at Christie's, in Glasgow, later this year. | 1nent |
When we look at the mysteries of life we must look also at phenomena that seem, on the face of it, to have little to do with the way that life works. | When we look at the mysteries of life we must look also at phenomena that seem, at first glance, to have little to do with the way that life works. | 0ent |
Make it snappy — I have important visitors.'. | Do it quickly — I have important visitors.'. | 1nent |
After the war I edited these letters and in 1955 I sent a typescript off to the publisher Jonathan Cape, out of the blue. | After the war I edited these letters and in 1955 I sent a typescript off to the publisher Jonathan Cape, without warning. | 0ent |
Youth (a comparative term in this context) and experience do not normally go hand in hand. | Youth (a comparative term in this context) and experience do not normally hold hands. | 1nent |
Two key objectives: establishing a network and investigator bringing himself up to speed on the French plastic cards and payment systems market. | Two key objectives: establishing a network and investigator bringing himself fully informed on the French plastic cards and payment systems market. | 0ent |
But the eurozone ’s architecture – in which monetary policy is centralized, but budgetary and economic policies are left up to individual governments – is not viable in the long term. | But the eurozone ’s architecture – in which monetary policy is centralized, but budgetary and economic policies are left up to individual governments – is not viable over a long period of time. | 0ent |
The 1909 Act was more important in the long run for its encouragement of urban planning. | The 1909 Act was more important over a long period of time for its encouragement of urban planning. | 0ent |
With their old imperial ambitions and widespread distaste for the great continents from which the narrowest of seas divide them, both the British and the Japanese are vulnerable to the siren song of isolationism. | With their old imperial ambitions and widespread distaste for the great continents from which the narrowest of seas divide them, both the British and the Japanese are vulnerable to the sound of an ambulance of isolationism. | 1nent |
And if the Soviet leader kept silent in Peking in May, as hundreds of thousands shouted his name during the demonstrations at Tiananmen, he seems the more likely to say nothing which might inflame passions so comparatively close to home. | And if the Soviet leader kept silent in Peking in May, as hundreds of thousands shouted his name during the demonstrations at Tiananmen, he seems the more likely to say nothing which might inflame passions so comparatively personally impactful. | 0ent |
But it was worth it to keep the wolves from the door. | But it was worth it to stay away from harassment. | 1nent |
What light struggled through the unwashed front window soon gave up the ghost in the air that seemed almost palpably grey. | What light struggled through the unwashed front window soon died in the air that seemed almost palpably grey. | 0ent |
Then why didn't you go straight to the police with what he'd told you?’. | Then why didn't you become a law abiding person to the police with what he'd told you?’. | 1nent |
However it is difficult to see how, having once admitted determinations into his system, Aquinas can hold the line against such Kelsenian conclusions. | However it is difficult to see how, having once admitted determinations into his system, Aquinas can hold onto the rope against such Kelsenian conclusions. | 1nent |
Corbett loved the brilliant logic delivered so tongue in cheek that only those who wished to take offence would be affronted. | Corbett loved the brilliant logic delivered so an odd manner that only those who wished to take offence would be affronted. | 1nent |
I'm sure that once in a while we can be in the same kitchen without explosions occurring, don't you agree? | I'm sure that sometimes we can be in the same kitchen without explosions occurring, don't you agree? | 0ent |
Facing a financially bleak Christmas, he scrimped together every last penny to afford presents for the four boys. | Facing a financially bleak Christmas, he scrimped together each and every penny to afford presents for the four boys. | 0ent |
You will have off days when you are tired or a bit under the weather. | You will have off days when you are tired or a bit somewhat ill. | 0ent |
By the same token, back payments of income support were to be limited only to a three year period starting in April 1988. | For the price of one ticket, back payments of income support were to be limited only to a three year period starting in April 1988. | 1nent |
And Julius had known all along that it was Eleanor! | And Julius had known for the entire time that it was Eleanor! | 0ent |
In this country we can kill people on the roads and walk free, and rape women and get away with around four years in prison — yet we have the cheek to call the Saudis barbaric. | In this country we can kill people on the roads and go unpunished, and rape women and get away with around four years in prison — yet we have the cheek to call the Saudis barbaric. | 0ent |
The dog hunt is in full swing on a fresh scent. | The dog hunt is at a swingset on a fresh scent. | 1nent |
Answer guide: The shortage of resources, although an effective short term constraint, can invariably be overcome in the long term as the firm can take action to eliminate the constraint. | Answer guide: The shortage of resources, although an effective short term constraint, can invariably be overcome over a long period of time as the firm can take action to eliminate the constraint. | 0ent |
Fraser Digby was trying to save the day when he gave away a penalty …. | Fraser Digby was trying to rescue a person from major failure when he gave away a penalty …. | 0ent |
The first half goes under the hammer on Friday and there are some real treasures, says Christie's expert Hugo Marsh. | The first half changes on Friday and there are some real treasures, says Christie's expert Hugo Marsh. | 1nent |
So should not the law be changed immediately to prevent the likes of Dr Cox ending up in the dock? | So should not the law be changed immediately to prevent the likes of Dr Cox ending up out on the docks? | 1nent |
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 act in a violent way. | 0ent |
Three state art academies ensure the necessary supply of creative new blood. | Three state art academies ensure the necessary supply of creative new members. | 0ent |
AFTER a two and a half year lull I fully expect my great friendship with Graham Gooch to be back in full swing on the tour to India. | AFTER a two and a half year lull I fully expect my great friendship with Graham Gooch to be back at a swingset on the tour to India. | 1nent |
And when you've claimed that much land, why not go the whole hog and put a roof over it as well. | And when you've claimed that much land, why not think about eating a whole pig and put a roof over it as well. | 1nent |
Right, time marches on we've got five minutes before this meeting closes, so if you've got another question, I'll take one more question for Chris and then she's off the hook. | Right, time marches on we've got five minutes before this meeting closes, so if you've got another question, I'll take one more question for Chris and then she's off the coathook. | 1nent |
You can't miss the ship Inn at newhnam on severn — it's new bright colour has tickled some villagers pink — but left others seeing red. | You can't miss the ship Inn at newhnam on severn — it's new bright colour has tickled some villagers pink — but left others becoming enraged. | 0ent |
Interviewing the likes of Lester Piggott or notoriously inarticulate footballers whose only comment on scoring a hat trick is I'm over the moon’ or I just hit it into the back of the net, Brian’cannot be the simplest of tasks. | Interviewing the likes of Lester Piggott or notoriously inarticulate footballers whose only comment on scoring a hat trick is I'm delighted or I just hit it into the back of the net, Brian’cannot be the simplest of tasks. | 0ent |
Some got extremely hot under the collar about it.’. | Some got extremely angry and agitated about it.’. | 0ent |
David Rennie earned Birmingham their fourth win on the trot with his first goal for the club. | David Rennie earned Birmingham their fourth win on a horse with his first goal for the club. | 1nent |
Or erm one of those bags you know with all the bits and bobs in. | Or erm one of those bags you know with all the small remaining pieces and items in. | 0ent |
Makes fishing and feeding long all day a piece of cake. | Makes fishing and feeding long all day easy. | 0ent |
So many people give up because, after the elation of seeing the pounds fall off in the first few days, they lose heart when weight loss slows down. | So many people give up because, after the elation of seeing the pounds fall off in the first few days, they have heart failure when weight loss slows down. | 1nent |
Though America's economic hegemony ended 20 years ago, the consequences of this were little appreciated within America, for the country's military and geopolitical power went unchallenged until 1989–91, when its old enemy threw in the towel. | Though America's economic hegemony ended 20 years ago, the consequences of this were little appreciated within America, for the country's military and geopolitical power went unchallenged until 1989–91, when its old enemy quited. | 0ent |
As the Japanese are at present constituted, accidents to life and limb would most certainly occur if trains made but a brief halt to entrain passengers. | As the Japanese are at present constituted, accidents to existence and all bodily faculties would most certainly occur if trains made but a brief halt to entrain passengers. | 0ent |
So, in the long run Berlin will have its own version of Cork Street where one can buy an early Baselitz, Kounellis or Richter, and perhaps new works by such artists. | So, over a long period of time Berlin will have its own version of Cork Street where one can buy an early Baselitz, Kounellis or Richter, and perhaps new works by such artists. | 0ent |
This is not the sort of complaint one would expect after years in which Downing Street was running riot by appointing one maverick after another. | This is not the sort of complaint one would expect after years in which Downing Street was acting in a violent way by appointing one maverick after another. | 0ent |
It happened after captain Floyd, hitting back following over the top introductions of European players, simply invited guests to meet the " twelve best players in the world ". | It happened after captain Floyd, hitting back following outrageous introductions of European players, simply invited guests to meet the " twelve best players in the world ". | 0ent |
Thenceforth, a serious political struggle was altogether out of the question. | Thenceforth, a serious political struggle was altogether not remotely possible. | 0ent |
In Kosovo, a Stealth bomber dropped a bomb on the Chinese Embassy after the CIA and DIA failed to coordinate data on what was in the building. | In Kosovo, a Stealth bomber gave decisive news on the Chinese Embassy after the CIA and DIA failed to coordinate data on what was in the building. | 1nent |
After my warnings and reports, and then Tony's murder,[says Coleman]I assumed that somebody would have the CIA on the carpet and close NARCOG down. | After my warnings and reports, and then Tony's murder,[says Coleman]I assumed that somebody would have the CIA feeling comfortable and close NARCOG down. | 1nent |
Aristotle, my dear Roger, always claimed that careful observation, coupled with logic, would solve any problem under the sun. | Aristotle, my dear Roger, always claimed that careful observation, coupled with logic, would solve any problem that makes you warm. | 1nent |
HE COULD play the guitar just like a ringing a bell.’. | HE COULD play the guitar just like a sounding familiar. | 1nent |
Keeping the wolves at bay, touch wood.’. | Keeping the wolves at bay, put the finishing touches on wood furniture. | 1nent |
In battle he's unstoppable, but I've never seen him kill a man in cold blood before.’. | In battle he's unstoppable, but I've never seen him kill a man in a pool of blood before.’. | 1nent |
The new decision does not let Hampshire off the hook — the county must still find room for 66,500 new homes — but it accedes to the county's own view that it can find the space more sensibly outside the north east or central parts of the county. | The new decision does not let Hampshire off the coathook — the county must still find room for 66,500 new homes — but it accedes to the county's own view that it can find the space more sensibly outside the north east or central parts of the county. | 1nent |
I don't suppose these incentives made a deal of difference to the attendance as families were either church’ or chapel’and never the twain shall meet. | I don't suppose these incentives made a deal of difference to the attendance as families were either church’ or chapel’and the two subjects are so different that they cannot coexist with each other. | 0ent |
So er just because it looks like seduction doesn't mean it's not abuse, I suppose that's what I'm saying in the in the in a nutshell. | So er just because it looks like seduction doesn't mean it's not abuse, I suppose that's what I'm saying in the in the briefly stated. | 0ent |
But Figala's conclusions have devastating implications for any portrait of Newton which, like that provided by Hall, is still largely cast in the conventional mould, even if at great pains to depict Newton warts and all’. | But Figala's conclusions have devastating implications for any portrait of Newton which, like that provided by Hall, is still largely cast in the conventional mould, even if at great pains to depict Newton full range of characteristics including shortcomings. | 0ent |
And he did the same thing at Brackley Town, he guided them to success, their best ever season, he's gone to Buckingham Town, took a few players with him, so Brackley Town, they're not too pleased and they're going to be out to beat Buckingham Town tonight, but I'm going to sit on the fence and go for Buckingham 3 1. | And he did the same thing at Brackley Town, he guided them to success, their best ever season, he's gone to Buckingham Town, took a few players with him, so Brackley Town, they're not too pleased and they're going to be out to beat Buckingham Town tonight, but I'm going to put something on the fence and go for Buckingh... | 1nent |
But at least we knew a lot of Shakespeare by heart, especially Agincourt. | But at least we knew a lot of Shakespeare from unaided memory and in full detail, especially Agincourt. | 0ent |
The 9 others in the dock face a combination of charges ranging from conspiracy to pervert the course of justice to assault. | The 9 others under close scrutiny face a combination of charges ranging from conspiracy to pervert the course of justice to assault. | 0ent |
On 9 October, 1957 the atomic pile of No.1 Reactor at Windscale in Cumberland, north west England, began to overheat and part of it caught fire. | On 9 October, 1957 the atomic pile of No.1 Reactor at Windscale in Cumberland, north west England, began to overheat and part of it became engulfed in flames. | 1nent |
Since then, he had returned only when his father was down at the harbour overseeing the refitting of the Russell, staying out all night and sleeping rough, and for the last three days she had not seen him at all. | Since then, he had returned only when his father was down at the harbour overseeing the refitting of the Russell, staying out all night and losing sleep, and for the last three days she had not seen him at all. | 1nent |
She felt aching and feverish, so she climbed into bed hoping to weather the storm. | She felt aching and feverish, so she climbed into bed hoping to reach the end of a very difficult situation without too much harm or damage. | 0ent |
Whereas Johnny made light of everything,’ he has recalled, Keith brooded, rather old maidish in his habits, on art and life in his voluminous notebooks. | Whereas Johnny illuminated everything,’ he has recalled, Keith brooded, rather old maidish in his habits, on art and life in his voluminous notebooks. | 1nent |
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 with buttons sewn on do not encourage other men to discuss the issue, nor do they treat this subject with the seriousness it deserves. | 1nent |
Besides, if I'm turning over a new leaf, I need new friends to go with it, don't you know?’. | Besides, if I'm starting to behave in a better way, I need new friends to go with it, don't you know?’. | 0ent |
Galtieri walks free as the generals seek vindication. | Galtieri takes a stroll without disturbance as the generals seek vindication. | 1nent |
She took the phone off the hook, and threw herself into her hurt. | She took the phone relieved of a duty, and threw herself into her hurt. | 0ent |
Maura took in the dirty sugary floor and the loaf of bread now scattered everywhere, the filthy table and the stacks of dirty dishes. | Maura sat on the floor and the loaf of bread now scattered everywhere, the filthy table and the stacks of dirty dishes. | 1nent |
Visiting a music school in Melbourne, the royal couple looked in on a cello class that was in full swing, supervised by a delightful seventy eight year old professor, Henri Touzeau. | Visiting a music school in Melbourne, the royal couple looked in on a cello class that was thoroughly begun and in progress, supervised by a delightful seventy eight year old professor, Henri Touzeau. | 0ent |
This does not seem to me a very sensible strategy, because on the face of it these ideas would appear to be of potential relevance to pedagogic practice. | This does not seem to me a very sensible strategy, because at first glance these ideas would appear to be of potential relevance to pedagogic practice. | 0ent |
His jockey Steve Raymont was just looking after an inexperienced horse, but I suppose it's water under the bridge now.’. | His jockey Steve Raymont was just looking after an inexperienced horse, but I suppose it's in the past that cannot be undone but must be forgiven now.’. | 0ent |
Don't lose heart — when they hit the enemy vengeance will be yours. | Don't become discouraged — when they hit the enemy vengeance will be yours. | 0ent |
The industrialist found a wealthy financier to help him weather the storm which was inevitable. | The industrialist found a wealthy financier to help him predict the coming storm which was inevitable. | 1nent |
Why is it that Eastern peoples acquire languages so easily while we in the West make such heavy weather of it? | Why is it that Eastern peoples acquire languages so easily while we in the West predict bad weather for it? | 1nent |
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