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He makes light of his handicap,’ said an admirer who attended the meeting. | He illuminates his handicap,’ said an admirer who attended the meeting. | 1nent |
Yeah, he's a rock star sure enough, wit’ his guitar in hock, his ugly mug juttin' out every which way. | Yeah, he's a rock star sure enough, wit’ his guitar in hock, his ugly mug juttin' out all over. | 0ent |
Noel Redding has pointed out that what hit home to people about Jimi Hendrix, apart from his guitar playing and in many instances more so, was his extraordinary voice. | Noel Redding has pointed out that what be especially meaningful to people about Jimi Hendrix, apart from his guitar playing and in many instances more so, was his extraordinary voice. | 0ent |
Indeed, if the Bible was to be taken so very seriously, separated brethren listened to attentively, the world served and precisely in its contemporaneous form, all sorts of other things were bound to start falling into new places too, places extremely different from those provided by ultramontanism. | Indeed, if the Bible was to be taken so very seriously, separated brethren listened to attentively, the world served and precisely in its contemporaneous form, all sorts of other things were bound to start sitting down too, places extremely different from those provided by ultramontanism. | 1nent |
But if you crave something more substantial, choose prawn or at a pinch, chicken — and preferably one of the drier versions, such as Bhuna or Madras or, even better, a Biryani. | But if you crave something more substantial, choose prawn or with a pinch of salt, chicken — and preferably one of the drier versions, such as Bhuna or Madras or, even better, a Biryani. | 1nent |
I would think it would be above board. | I would think it would be open and straightforward. | 0ent |
He made a shortened door, while Selwyn chewed the fat with Stapleton. | He made a shortened door, while Selwyn chat idly with Stapleton. | 0ent |
Well, live and let live, that's my motto, isn't it, Albert?’. | Well, be tolerant of others, that's my motto, isn't it, Albert?’. | 0ent |
It flew in the face of the laws of physics, said the Irish banker, a learned man with a considerable library of golfing books. | It acted in a manner highly contrary to the laws of physics, said the Irish banker, a learned man with a considerable library of golfing books. | 0ent |
Then, when the children at least are independent, life comes full circle, and ageing or ill parents and other relatives need their attention. | Then, when the children at least are independent, life completes a cycle of transition, and ageing or ill parents and other relatives need their attention. | 0ent |
A few looies spread around the Juvie Op Agency, and she walked free. | A few looies spread around the Juvie Op Agency, and she went unpunished. | 0ent |
You should have seen me in the dock, man. | You should have seen me under scrutiny, man. | 1nent |
The marketing blitz has raged at full tilt for some time now, making it likely that this blockbuster will live up to its imperial ambitions. | The marketing blitz has raged at a position of fully leaning over for some time now, making it likely that this blockbuster will live up to its imperial ambitions. | 1nent |
Risk ran riot at La Cinq, which was finally switched off after being beaten by losses of more than £ 100 m and shareholders' refusal to throw any more good money on to its airwaves. | Risk riot at La Cinq, which was finally switched off after being beaten by losses of more than £ 100 m and shareholders' refusal to throw any more good money on to its airwaves. | 1nent |
The defendant was standing in the dock awaiting the sentence which was given immediately for the charge which had been reduced to manslaughter. | The defendant was standing under scrutiny awaiting the sentence which was given immediately for the charge which had been reduced to manslaughter. | 1nent |
This time, of course, I was going to it cap in hand. | This time, of course, I was going to it without wearing a hat. | 1nent |
Government law officers are generally reluctant to put journalists and publishers in the dock of a criminal court, for fear that a jury will play its historic role and acquit. | Government law officers are generally reluctant to put journalists and publishers under close scrutiny of a criminal court, for fear that a jury will play its historic role and acquit. | 0ent |
Considering that the Soviet economy is not in the pink of health in its own right, it only makes sense to ask whether the burden will remain affordable — and, indeed, whether hard economic facts will not drive the USSR to reassess the wisdom of maintaining anything so extravagant as a Socialist Commonwealth in her pres... | Considering that the Soviet economy is not in pink paint of health in its own right, it only makes sense to ask whether the burden will remain affordable — and, indeed, whether hard economic facts will not drive the USSR to reassess the wisdom of maintaining anything so extravagant as a Socialist Commonwealth in her pr... | 1nent |
But when I was released, it meant we were starting from scratch. | But when I was released, it meant we were starting completely from the beginning. | 0ent |
Many, if not most, events implicated in depression do not occur out of the blue. | Many, if not most, events implicated in depression do not occur unexpectedly. | 0ent |
Remember it's their holiday, too … and their country, come to think of it. | Remember it's their holiday, too … and their country, on reflection. | 0ent |
Relationships were just too difficult, the sexes would never see eye to eye, it was all too much bother. | Relationships were just too difficult, the sexes would never agree, it was all too much bother. | 0ent |
Labour will give people more say in drawing up plans for their area and create a new right of appeal for residents against developments which fly in the face of their local plan. | Labour will give people more say in drawing up plans for their area and create a new right of appeal for residents against developments which contradict their local plan. | 0ent |
I can tell you definitely be pissed off today. | I can tell you definitely be left today. | 0ent |
I sat tight in my seat, my big knees grating against the row in front, trying to ignore the agonising cramps that tore up my thighs. | I waited patiently in my seat, my big knees grating against the row in front, trying to ignore the agonising cramps that tore up my thighs. | 0ent |
The report offers no explanation for our figures being wide of the mark. | The report offers no explanation for our figures being considerably accurate. | 1nent |
A and the, the justification for doing this would be that in the long term we will need the coal therefore it's ne it's necessary to keep er a viable coal industry going. | A and the, the justification for doing this would be that eventually we will need the coal therefore it's ne it's necessary to keep er a viable coal industry going. | 0ent |
Wilko must do what is right for the team, not what is best to save face. | Wilko must do what is right for the team, not what is best to regain some favorable standing after an embarrassment. | 0ent |
They rub shoulders with industrialists that oppress us, pays low wages, bad conditions. | They socialize with industrialists that oppress us, pays low wages, bad conditions. | 0ent |
Forces, being a smallish town and by no means a city, the passing of street pleasantries is not quite the folk art it is in villages but people still enjoy passing the time of day with their neighbours. | Forces, being a smallish town and by no means a city, the passing of street pleasantries is not quite the folk art it is in villages but people still enjoy telling the time with their neighbours. | 1nent |
As well as admiring a variety of modern and more traditional pieces, the Queen met many of the sculptors and was also introduced to some of the people who had worked behind the scenes to make it all happen. | As well as admiring a variety of modern and more traditional pieces, the Queen met many of the sculptors and was also introduced to some of the people who had worked secretly to make it all happen. | 0ent |
1932 Open air theater opened with' Merrie England '1940 Lone Bomber dropped a bomb on Potters Bar, killing four people and damaging 500 houses. | 1932 Open air theater opened with' Merrie England '1940 Lone Bomber gave decisive news on Potters Bar, killing four people and damaging 500 houses. | 1nent |
We Westerners may take them for granted as part of the furniture of any self respecting office and available to all on every high street. | We Westerners may take them for granted as a piece of furniture of any self respecting office and available to all on every high street. | 1nent |
On the face of it the queen herself was innocent of any involvement. | Encountering the queen herself was innocent of any involvement. | 1nent |
The first image is a record of the pattern of reflectance of green light and images two to four record, respectively, reflectance patterns in the red and two near infrared wavebands. | The first image is a record of the pattern of reflectance of permission and images two to four record, respectively, reflectance patterns in the red and two near infrared wavebands. | 1nent |
They will probably have many psychological problems as a result, and that would be worse in the long run. | They will probably have many psychological problems as a result, and that would be worse after a very long time. | 0ent |
So we were kept in the dark about the radiation leaking from the shattered reactor at Chernobyl – and blowing in the winds over northern Europe. | So ignoring the fans about the radiation leaking from the shattered reactor at Chernobyl – and blowing in the winds over northern Europe. | 1nent |
Getting pissed off trying to apply for jobs (I haven't applied for any yet and I've missed loads of deadlines) just thought that somebody out there may have a high flying job for a graduate (preferably in leeds) that pays loads of money. | Getting left trying to apply for jobs (I haven't applied for any yet and I've missed loads of deadlines) just thought that somebody out there may have a high flying job for a graduate (preferably in leeds) that pays loads of money. | 0ent |
Children are welcomed, and there's a daily nursery plus round the clock babysitting and nanny care. | Children are welcomed, and there's a daily nursery plus nonstop babysitting and nanny care. | 0ent |
Charlie has last laugh on Sir Dickie. | Charlie is the last to laugh at a joke on Sir Dickie. | 1nent |
He told the Echo today: It all came out of the blue. | He told the Echo today: It all came unexpectedly. | 0ent |
In other words, subordinates are unsettled by a boss who chops and changes between autocracy, persuasion, consultation and democracy. | In other words, subordinates are unsettled by a boss who change repeatedly between autocracy, persuasion, consultation and democracy. | 0ent |
But economic policies are set at the national level, and, with a few notable exceptions like trade negotiations and the tracking of terrorist funding and money laundering, policymakers set goals with a view to benefiting the domestic economy. | But economic policies are set at the national level, and, with a few notable exceptions like trade negotiations and the tracking of terrorist funding and money laundering, policymakers set goals with the intention to benefiting the domestic economy. | 0ent |
Often, the initial rapid rate of flow decreases, and then the level of the lava in the canal drops, leaving the banks, or levees as they are called, standing up high and dry like walls. | Often, the initial rapid rate of flow decreases, and then the level of the lava in the canal drops, leaving the banks, or levees as they are called, standing up floating in dry air like walls. | 1nent |
Her existence certainly saved him from making decisions: I've got to consult my wife’ always let him off the hook and annoyed the independent Jane. | Her existence certainly saved him from making decisions: I've got to consult my wife’ always let him off the coathook and annoyed the independent Jane. | 1nent |
Mains and his men have chased after the mobile forwards and only time will tell whether this philosophy of fast footed men will work in the rough and tumble of test rugby. | Mains and his men have chased after the mobile forwards and only time will tell whether this philosophy of fast footed men will work in the rough activity of test rugby. | 0ent |
If you truly Lend a Hand now you will all help to save the pilot and the plane. | If you truly shake hands now you will all help to save the pilot and the plane. | 1nent |
We must know what we want, what kind of person we want to meet, and go straight for them.". | We must know what we want, what kind of person we want to meet, and become a law abiding person for them.". | 1nent |
Teasing by schoolmates and pressure from social workers has, in the eyes of Dr Reid and Mr Fenton, ensured that the child, who can only be referred to as OW, is away with the fairies’. | Teasing by schoolmates and pressure from social workers has, in the eyes of Dr Reid and Mr Fenton, ensured that the child, who can only be referred to as OW, is out in the woods. | 1nent |
They are now both gratefully sipping piping hot coffee, provided by RMP, still dripping wet, with looks of wonderment and happiness written across their faces. | They are now both gratefully sipping very hot coffee, provided by RMP, still dripping wet, with looks of wonderment and happiness written across their faces. | 0ent |
Then she said, with apparent irrelevance: Those two lassies, they think the world of you.’. | Then she said, with apparent irrelevance: Those two lassies, they have a very high opinion of you.’. | 0ent |
My own plans are still totally up in the air, except that I am sure to resume my work when the new season gets underway — and then I am just going to make music wherever I am offered the best conditions for it. | My own plans are still totally flying through the air, except that I am sure to resume my work when the new season gets underway — and then I am just going to make music wherever I am offered the best conditions for it. | 1nent |
Now as you know when we used to do the sums we used to have a little bit of paper and, and work it out on this separate bit of paper, but he said to me out of the blue he said, where did it, how did you get that figure? | Now as you know when we used to do the sums we used to have a little bit of paper and, and work it out on this separate bit of paper, but he said to me unexpectedly he said, where did it, how did you get that figure? | 0ent |
A suited smart alec, riding shotgun on rugby union's suddenly careering shamateur bandwagon, this week told a group of British international players that they should soon be able to charge £ 1,500 for a solitary interview. | A suited a person who is irritating because they behaves as if they know everything, riding shotgun on rugby union's suddenly careering shamateur bandwagon, this week told a group of British international players that they should soon be able to charge £ 1,500 for a solitary interview. | 0ent |
She had regarded men as men had been used to regard women: pleasant and pleasurable enough when they stayed in line but outside the mainstream of life and more or less irrelevant to its principal purpose, which was keeping body and soul together with as little effort and as much comfort as was practically consistent wi... | She had regarded men as men had been used to regard women: pleasant and pleasurable enough when they stayed in line but outside the mainstream of life and more or less irrelevant to its principal purpose, which was calming down and act appropriately with as little effort and as much comfort as was practically consisten... | 1nent |
Once a week without fail a breakdown of his expenses would arrive. | Once a week inevitably a breakdown of his expenses would arrive. | 0ent |
After all, England have another chance to fall from grace when they meet Germany on Saturday. | After all, England have another chance to become less graceful when they meet Germany on Saturday. | 1nent |
If you're never going to read those twenty year old management books collecting dust on your office shelf make some profit (it's always best to start in a small way) by selling them to a secondhand bookshop. | If you're never going to read those twenty year old management books gathering dust intentionally on your office shelf make some profit (it's always best to start in a small way) by selling them to a secondhand bookshop. | 1nent |
Fresh grapefruit, bacon and eggs and piping hot coffee and rolls. | Fresh grapefruit, bacon and eggs and very hot coffee and rolls. | 0ent |
Wilkinson conceded that odds against the title going to Elland Road for the first time in 18 years have lengthened considerably’ but he refused to throw in the towel. | Wilkinson conceded that odds against the title going to Elland Road for the first time in 18 years have lengthened considerably’ but he refused to quit. | 0ent |
They have no idea what " normal " is and therefore they invent it for themselves and may be very wide of the mark that other families set for themselves. | They have no idea what " normal " is and therefore they invent it for themselves and may be very inaccurate that other families set for themselves. | 0ent |
Then, out of the blue, a letter arrived in his cell. | Then, unexpectedly, a letter arrived in his cell. | 0ent |
In this day and age, continuing problems around the world throw up refugees. | In the current era of history, continuing problems around the world throw up refugees. | 0ent |
All across the board, we get kids from every walk of life. | All in all aspects, we get kids from every walk of life. | 0ent |
No move was ever made to introduce flexible or partial retirement which would allow older people to reduce the amount of work they did and to choose for themselves finally when to retire. | No stood still to introduce flexible or partial retirement which would allow older people to reduce the amount of work they did and to choose for themselves finally when to retire. | 1nent |
I don't know, it's, it's er it's a little harder to say the least. | I don't know, it's, it's er it's a little harder so as to be brief and efficient. | 1nent |
He added, I paid top dollar, but it's a good thing I did, because there were two other people who were after the plane and I just moved quicker than they did.’. | He added, I paid extra and unnecessary money, but it's a good thing I did, because there were two other people who were after the plane and I just moved quicker than they did.’. | 1nent |
Likewise, many Europeans believe that, while a partnership with Russia might be an asset now, it would corrode Europe ’s economies and politics in the long run. | Likewise, many Europeans believe that, while a partnership with Russia might be an asset now, it would corrode Europe ’s economies and politics after a very long time. | 0ent |
By the same token, they do not see that in pursuing their aims they are seeking a truth in itself, universally valid for every one. | For the price of one ticket, they do not see that in pursuing their aims they are seeking a truth in itself, universally valid for every one. | 1nent |
With a view to building local understanding and providing information to the international community, the output of this work is being summarized in a user friendly, Web based communication platform that is now being developed. | With the intention to building local understanding and providing information to the international community, the output of this work is being summarized in a user friendly, Web based communication platform that is now being developed. | 0ent |
Don't get involved in corruption even if it's on the side of the angels. | Don't get involved in corruption even if it's fighting for that which is good. | 0ent |
JANET JACKSON has dumped record producer boyfriend Rene Elizondo after a make or break holiday in London. | JANET JACKSON has dumped record producer boyfriend Rene Elizondo after a build or destroy holiday in London. | 1nent |
The darker it gets, the easier it becomes to see the light. | The darker it gets, the easier it becomes to achieve a new understanding. | 0ent |
The first thing the lads noted when the stage lights came up was that the previewers' obituaries for Pete Townshend are about as wide of the mark as a Birmingham City attack. | The first thing the lads noted when the stage lights came up was that the previewers' obituaries for Pete Townshend are about as considerably accurate as a Birmingham City attack. | 1nent |
For years Judaism was suppressed in the Soviet Union, practised behind closed doors, and often in fear. | For years Judaism was suppressed in the Soviet Union, practised secretly, and often in fear. | 0ent |
We have to consider the problem in the light of cultural differences. | We have to consider the problem in consideration of cultural differences. | 0ent |
A worthwhile person is always confident: he does not feel uncertain about the effects of his actions or doubt his ability to do the right thing. | A worthwhile person is always confident: he does not feel uncertain about the effects of his actions or doubt his ability to turn right. | 1nent |
Because they see that in the long term benefiting, leading to greater equality. | Because they see that eventually benefiting, leading to greater equality. | 0ent |
4 wins on the trot will put us on course. | 4 wins on a horse will put us on course. | 1nent |
The groups who were deemed worthy of attention played scratchy guitar music, usually very fast and The Wedding Present fitted the bill. | The groups who were deemed worthy of attention played scratchy guitar music, usually very fast and The Wedding Present served the purpose. | 0ent |
Saw how he grasped every last detail of it and held that knowledge tight in his memory. | Saw how he grasped each and every detail of it and held that knowledge tight in his memory. | 0ent |
EVERY once in a while Tranmere produce a performance which makes nonsense of their reputation for being uneasy travellers. | EVERY occasionally Tranmere produce a performance which makes nonsense of their reputation for being uneasy travellers. | 0ent |
I had hoped to get another 50,000 miles out of my car, but it gave up the ghost on the expressway and it would cost too much to fix it. | I had hoped to get another 50,000 miles out of my car, but it died on the expressway and it would cost too much to fix it. | 0ent |
Tit for Tat turned out to be a robust strategy. | This for that turned out to be a robust strategy. | 1nent |
In fact, as Cameron ’s speech made clear, his solution to his dilemma – to buy himself short term peace from his critics at the expense of potentially making his (and Britain ’s) problems more intractable in the long term – is hardly new. | In fact, as Cameron ’s speech made clear, his solution to his dilemma – to buy himself short term peace from his critics at the expense of potentially making his (and Britain ’s) problems more intractable over a long period of time – is hardly new. | 0ent |
From the main hall, go up 7 steps, going north, 7 west and 7 going south to the first floor. | From the main hall, go up 7 steps, going north, 7 west and 7 becoming worse to the first floor. | 1nent |
He didn't give a fig about her, and to prove it he had, in all probability, gone from her bed to kiss some other woman! | He did not sell figs about her, and to prove it he had, in all probability, gone from her bed to kiss some other woman! | 1nent |
A survey would establish once and for all whether the coal they are taking out is paying its way and whether the pit has a future.’. | A survey would establish conclusively whether the coal they are taking out is paying its way and whether the pit has a future.’. | 0ent |
[ Thomson, in fact, went straight from the presentation to find his portable typewriter and wrote an 800 word report on the British Open for an Australian newspaper.]. | [ Thomson, in fact, became a law abiding person from the presentation to find his portable typewriter and wrote an 800 word report on the British Open for an Australian newspaper.]. | 1nent |
(Luke and Matthew: Luke, who does not follow Mark's timing to the letter, merely says that the two festivals were drawing near (Luke 22:1). | (Luke and Matthew: Luke, who does not follow Mark's timing following the rules as written, merely says that the two festivals were drawing near (Luke 22:1). | 0ent |
Medical isolation of the prostitute in the 1860s went hand in hand with a range of related social demarcations. | Medical isolation of the prostitute in the 1860s held hands with a range of related social demarcations. | 1nent |
But after seeing Celtic sensationally overturn a two goal deficit against Cologne and Stuttgart land in the dock for fielding too many foreigners against Leeds, Francis said: Their League has suffered a bit from an exodus of top stars to Italy. | But after seeing Celtic sensationally overturn a two goal deficit against Cologne and Stuttgart land out on the docks for fielding too many foreigners against Leeds, Francis said: Their League has suffered a bit from an exodus of top stars to Italy. | 1nent |
Lewis's claim that the records’ give us a stark choice about Christ — either he was a raving lunatic’or else He was, and is, precisely what He said’— is startling, to say the least. | Lewis's claim that the records’ give us a stark choice about Christ — either he was a raving lunatic’or else He was, and is, precisely what He said’— is startling, so as to be brief and efficient. | 1nent |
In the long run they are incorrect to the degree that they are incomplete. | After a very long time they are incorrect to the degree that they are incomplete. | 0ent |
Mutual cooperation with the particular enemy soldiers facing you across no man's land most definitely does affect your own fate, and is greatly preferable to mutual defection, even though you might, for patriotic or disciplinary reasons, marginally prefer to defect (DC) if you could get away with it. | Mutual cooperation with the particular enemy soldiers facing you across a land that no one want to buy most definitely does affect your own fate, and is greatly preferable to mutual defection, even though you might, for patriotic or disciplinary reasons, marginally prefer to defect (DC) if you could get away with it. | 1nent |
Dickie Darling’ Attenborough is a lovely bloke who has produced with Chaplin a professional but overlong and formulaic exercise in hagiography which lets The Little Tramp off the hook at every turn. | Dickie Darling’ Attenborough is a lovely bloke who has produced with Chaplin a professional but overlong and formulaic exercise in hagiography which lets The Little Tramp relieved of a duty at every turn. | 0ent |
Cheque book journalism has been pointed at Madge but luckily she's weathered the storm or else,’ Dame Edna paused dramatically, she'd be back on the streets.’. | Cheque book journalism has been pointed at Madge but luckily she's predicted the coming storm or else,’ Dame Edna paused dramatically, she'd be back on the streets.’. | 1nent |
She asks why women cannot by the same token wrench back some wordpower’. | She asks why women cannot for the price of one ticket wrench back some wordpower’. | 1nent |
I've been given my marching orders. | I've been given my instructions for action. | 0ent |
Then I'd disappear for days and make everyone go crazy with worry while I whooped it up down the nearest alley with some ear tom tom. | Then I'd disappear for days and make everyone go crazy with worry while I whiped up a meal down the nearest alley with some ear tom tom. | 1nent |
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