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Indeed, India has leapfrogged over the manufacturing sector, going straight from agriculture into services. | Indeed, India has leapfrogged over the manufacturing sector, becoming a law abiding person from agriculture into services. | 1nent |
But Inman said: The referee did not recognise the technique and let her off the hook.’. | But Inman said: The referee did not recognise the technique and let her relieved of a duty. | 0ent |
His foot hit home, sinking deep into the little man's belly. | His foot be especially meaningful, sinking deep into the little man's belly. | 0ent |
I'm caught you know betwixt and between, which do I like the best. | I'm caught you know neither one thing nor the other, which do I like the best. | 0ent |
Now we pay we pick up the tab at the Grand Hotel for those three days in house. | Now we pay we accept the bill and pay it at the Grand Hotel for those three days in house. | 0ent |
If you walk out of the class you get called all the names under the sun, cissy’, poof’ and all this crap. | If you walk out of the class you get called all the names that makes you warm, cissy’, poof’ and all this crap. | 1nent |
The balance of trade in manufacturing swung from a surplus of £ 2.75 billion in 1979 to a deficit in 1984 of £ 3.75 billion and the years 1983 and 1984 were the first time in history that Britain's trade balance was in the red on manufactures. | The balance of trade in manufacturing swung from a surplus of £ 2.75 billion in 1979 to a deficit in 1984 of £ 3.75 billion and the years 1983 and 1984 were the first time in history that Britain's trade balance was in debt on manufactures. | 0ent |
Vivien Duffield keeps the wolves from the door — this year. | Vivien Duffield staies away from harassment — this year. | 1nent |
When he's not on the track competing, you will find Paul out pounding the pavements. | When he's not on the track competing, you will find Paul out paving the road. | 1nent |
You fly to Europe, put the boot in to our top people, get them looking, then fly back here. | You fly to Europe, kick a fallen opponent to our top people, get them looking, then fly back here. | 0ent |
' If the sheep can't be trusted to keep the wolves from our doors, none of us is safe any more! '. | ' If the sheep can't be trusted to stay away from harassment, none of us is safe any more! '. | 1nent |
SCO AND UNIVEL JOCKEY FOR POSITION DOWN UNDER. | SCO AND UNIVEL Maneuver for some benefit DOWN UNDER. | 0ent |
IBM is expected to make its long anticipated move into massively parallel computing this Tuesday when it launches parallel processing machines running from eight up to 64 PowerParallel RISC/6000 processors. | IBM is expected to stand still into massively parallel computing this Tuesday when it launches parallel processing machines running from eight up to 64 PowerParallel RISC/6000 processors. | 1nent |
Why should I let society off the hook by accepting rubbish when it's more than within their means to treat me with dignity?’. | Why should I let society off the coathook by accepting rubbish when it's more than within their means to treat me with dignity?’. | 1nent |
TWO men walked free yesterday after being cleared of the manslaughter of twin teenage girls who died in a barn blaze. | TWO men went unpunished yesterday after being cleared of the manslaughter of twin teenage girls who died in a barn blaze. | 0ent |
If you're feeling brave you can swim in chilly crystal clear lakes or take a hike in the mountains. | If you're feeling brave you can swim in chilly crystal clear lakes or go away in the mountains. | 1nent |
She was damned if she was going to make the first conciliatory move; it would blunt the point of all she had done in Waterford. | She was damned if she was going to stand still; it would blunt the point of all she had done in Waterford. | 1nent |
And yet on the face of it, the inner route seemed to offer a better way of meeting the need than performing the functions that you seek for the relief road to perform in that part of Harrogate Knaresborough. | And yet Encountering, the inner route seemed to offer a better way of meeting the need than performing the functions that you seek for the relief road to perform in that part of Harrogate Knaresborough. | 1nent |
We then had a stroke of luck as Filden I broke down in Dieppe and the owner was sent to see if he could locate the trouble. | We then had a instance of unexpected good luck as Filden I broke down in Dieppe and the owner was sent to see if he could locate the trouble. | 0ent |
SWELTERWEIGHT Fender Champ 25SE Fender's new Champ 25SE has the longest reach, boasts the biggest biceps and packs the heftiest punch of any previous incarnation of the model. | SWELTERWEIGHT Fender Champ 25SE Fender's new Champ 25SE has the longest reach, boasts the biggest biceps and packs a small amount of any previous incarnation of the model. | 1nent |
Kids get idols — well, my mother was mine, and I'm not ashamed to say she still is, and she can't do anything wrong in my book. | Kids get idols — well, my mother was mine, and I'm not ashamed to say she still is, and she can't do anything wrong in my autobiography. | 1nent |
" Once in a while someone like me jumps out of the woodwork and wins. | " occasionally someone like me jumps out of the woodwork and wins. | 0ent |
Observation … suggest(s) that employers' expectations of the subject content and skills are often very wide of the mark. | Observation … suggest(s) that employers' expectations of the subject content and skills are often very considerably accurate. | 1nent |
You mean you've got the boot along with the rest of us?’. | You mean you've obtained the boot along with the rest of us?’. | 1nent |
When my injured back threatened to give up the ghost completely after 17 steady miles, I couldn't have bought more encouragement and warmth from the people of Harlem and the Bronx who spotted the slogan on my T shirt and never stopped yelling All the way, Linda, looking good Liverpool maternity hospitals, you can do it... | When my injured back threatened to act like a ghost completely after 17 steady miles, I couldn't have bought more encouragement and warmth from the people of Harlem and the Bronx who spotted the slogan on my T shirt and never stopped yelling All the way, Linda, looking good Liverpool maternity hospitals, you can do it,... | 1nent |
The trouble is, we don't see eye to eye, or, more correctly, our minds move in different channels. | The trouble is, we don't have similar views, or, more correctly, our minds move in different channels. | 0ent |
Sabine wrenched them apart, and opened the windows for good measure, letting the brightness of the June day flood into the room. | Sabine wrenched them apart, and opened the windows in addition to what has already been done, letting the brightness of the June day flood into the room. | 0ent |
What should really be the first port of call for anyone interested in the topic, whether new to the subject or having some playing or listening experience. | What should really be the first source of help for anyone interested in the topic, whether new to the subject or having some playing or listening experience. | 0ent |
McLeish smiled to himself at the swift fall from grace in the postscript. | McLeish smiled to himself at the swift lose social position in the postscript. | 0ent |
There are women who have silver hair to die for, great metallic masses of it. | There are women who have silver hair exquisite, great metallic masses of it. | 0ent |
Now, shut out of the heavyweight division since Tyson's fall from grace, mired in lawsuits and under investigation by several state boxing commissions, the taxman and the FBI, Don King has had to lay off staff and is struggling to keep his empire from crumbling. | Now, shut out of the heavyweight division since Tyson's lose social position, mired in lawsuits and under investigation by several state boxing commissions, the taxman and the FBI, Don King has had to lay off staff and is struggling to keep his empire from crumbling. | 0ent |
Hey, Matt,’ I say to him, We're on a roll, let's go with the flow’, and he nods like some old prophet in The Ten Commandments. | Hey, Matt,’ I say to him, We're moving uncontrollably, let's go with the flow’, and he nods like some old prophet in The Ten Commandments. | 1nent |
Come in, lads, come in and shut the door on the fog.’. | Come in, lads, come in and refuse to consider the fog.’. | 1nent |
And early presenter Chris Trace, who died at the weekend, fell from grace when, during his last year on the show in 1967, he had an affair with a pretty Norwegian teenager. | And early presenter Chris Trace, who died at the weekend, became less graceful when, during his last year on the show in 1967, he had an affair with a pretty Norwegian teenager. | 1nent |
Former New Seekers singer Lyn Paul was linked with him briefly and, in a kiss and tell’ interview, said, I think every time he took a girl out he compared her with his former wife, Gabrielle, and none of them came up to scratch.’. | Former New Seekers singer Lyn Paul was linked with him briefly and, in a romantic storytime ’ interview, said, I think every time he took a girl out he compared her with his former wife, Gabrielle, and none of them came up to scratch.’. | 1nent |
Naturally he couldn't answer them all himself, so Post Office staff lent a hand and every kid who wrote to him got a reply, postmarked Reindeerland or Santaland. | Naturally he couldn't answer them all himself, so Post Office staff shook hands and every kid who wrote to him got a reply, postmarked Reindeerland or Santaland. | 1nent |
In the final analysis the economic policies pursued in the 1930s, and already outlined in Chapter 1, were those dictated by a massive Conservative parliamentary majority. | In the last page of the report the economic policies pursued in the 1930s, and already outlined in Chapter 1, were those dictated by a massive Conservative parliamentary majority. | 1nent |
Erm, I'm in no man's land at the moment, because I'm like between, between sort of like branches, appraisals are coming up, how can I have an appraisal, I won't have anything. | Erm, I'm in a land that no one want to buy at the moment, because I'm like between, between sort of like branches, appraisals are coming up, how can I have an appraisal, I won't have anything. | 1nent |
Another worker said it was too early to say whether industrial action was likely, but added: My own feeling is that we are caught between a rock and a hard place.’. | Another worker said it was too early to say whether industrial action was likely, but added: My own feeling is that we are caught in a difficult and inescapable position. | 0ent |
It goes without saying that the attributes which most antagonized teachers were the opposite of these, especially in the context of the perceptions about the need to conform referred to earlier. | It is obvious that the attributes which most antagonized teachers were the opposite of these, especially in the context of the perceptions about the need to conform referred to earlier. | 0ent |
In doing so, they tend to talk shop’. | In doing so, they tend to talk about shopping. | 1nent |
Should we not remind the House that that legislation was supposed to stand the test of time? | Should we not remind the House that that legislation was supposed to last a long time? | 0ent |
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 |
Now here was this gifted sister, who had so many opportunities that he had been denied, apparently threatening to throw them all down the drain, and bury herself in some backwater in Africa. | Now here was this gifted sister, who had so many opportunities that he had been denied, apparently threatening to throw them all down to the ocean, and bury herself in some backwater in Africa. | 1nent |
The Midlanders have been eating humble pie this season, though they deserve better fare. | The Midlanders have been eating cheap and tasteless pie this season, though they deserve better fare. | 1nent |
You and I know there's nothing to it, so why get uptight about a lot of Press comment?’. | You and I know there's nothing difficult about it, so why get uptight about a lot of Press comment?’. | 0ent |
It provides a breath of fresh air in this quest.". | It provides a new pleasant experience in this quest.". | 0ent |
Come to think of it, I did hear that those nuns had caught themselves a gypsy. | On reflection, I did hear that those nuns had caught themselves a gypsy. | 0ent |
Because if they suddenly catch fire guess what would happen? | Because if they suddenly become engulfed in flames guess what would happen? | 0ent |
His head slumped forward as he gave up the ghost. | His head slumped forward as he died. | 0ent |
He then closed it and felt as right as rain. | He then closed it and felt as as reliable as rain. | 1nent |
In the long run these areas will be the candidates for unification in order to provide legal security and the rule of the law in the converging European society. | Over a long period of time these areas will be the candidates for unification in order to provide legal security and the rule of the law in the converging European society. | 0ent |
Sky news … the latest news, around the clock. | Sky news … the latest news, all the time. | 0ent |
The night before we were arrested, I had been to dinner with Nick Wells, and I asked him if he had heard anything, and he said: No, it's all water under the bridge, I suppose.’. | The night before we were arrested, I had been to dinner with Nick Wells, and I asked him if he had heard anything, and he said: No, it's all nothing important, I suppose.’. | 1nent |
The simplest exchanges are unpremeditated and tit for tat: children engaged in aggressive play; adults exchanging drinks around a pub bar in token of temporary trust and friendship; casual conversation with a stranger on a bus. | The simplest exchanges are unpremeditated and this for that: children engaged in aggressive play; adults exchanging drinks around a pub bar in token of temporary trust and friendship; casual conversation with a stranger on a bus. | 1nent |
It went without saying that he didn't want to be seen, but it was worth the extra discomfort of hanging around for the extra information that he might pick up. | It was obvious that he didn't want to be seen, but it was worth the extra discomfort of hanging around for the extra information that he might pick up. | 0ent |
By the same token, bearing in mind that the salary level at which the tax bit was £ 5,000 a year, it will put the travel facilities attached to their employment out of the reach of many airline and rail employees. | For a similar reason, bearing in mind that the salary level at which the tax bit was £ 5,000 a year, it will put the travel facilities attached to their employment out of the reach of many airline and rail employees. | 0ent |
It was Mr Major who saw that in the preservation of the Union lay an issue which would strike a chord not only in Scotland, but across Britain. | It was Mr Major who saw that in the preservation of the Union lay an issue which would elicit a significant reaction not only in Scotland, but across Britain. | 0ent |
No I, I didn't I didn't take the piss out of him, I listened, I actually. | No I, I didn't I didn't tease out of him, I listened, I actually. | 0ent |
A JOYFUL collision of sounds and vibes, influences and attitude, uptown trains and downtown nights, this album knows the score, and also for good measure, what time it is. | A JOYFUL collision of sounds and vibes, influences and attitude, uptown trains and downtown nights, this album knows the score, and also in addition to what has already been done, what time it is. | 0ent |
Mr O'Neill makes light of changes proposed for Lakeside (would he like them in Loraine Crescent?), although he agrees there will be more traffic. | Mr O'Neill illuminates changes proposed for Lakeside (would he like them in Loraine Crescent?), although he agrees there will be more traffic. | 1nent |
The lady is my guest, " I told him. | The lady goes for it, " I told him. | 1nent |
How could one live with someone, love someone to distraction and be blind or, at least, allow oneself to be kept in the dark about so many things? | How could one live with someone, love someone to distraction and be blind or, at least, allow ignoring the fans about so many things? | 1nent |
The ontological version of the argument involves the claim that existential propositions, in the final analysis, can all be shown to be about certain concrete ontological items and attributes of such items. | The ontological version of the argument involves the claim that existential propositions, after considering all aspects, can all be shown to be about certain concrete ontological items and attributes of such items. | 0ent |
Bea came clean after Benny's star studded send off at a memorial service in London's Covent Garden this week. | Bea was completely honest after Benny's star studded send off at a memorial service in London's Covent Garden this week. | 0ent |
The Harare Statement on Communication in Theological Education (1989) spoke of frustrations about communication in a hierarchical, authoritative and class conscious Church, where its male clergy pay the piper and call the tune’. | The Harare Statement on Communication in Theological Education (1989) spoke of frustrations about communication in a hierarchical, authoritative and class conscious Church, where its male clergy pay the piper and make the decisions. | 0ent |
GREAT BRITAIN rugby league stars Paul Loughlin (broken arm) and Mike Gregory (knees) plan make or break comebacks after lengthy injuries. | GREAT BRITAIN rugby league stars Paul Loughlin (broken arm) and Mike Gregory (knees) plan build or destroy comebacks after lengthy injuries. | 1nent |
She took a seat and drew a piece of paper towards her and began to write, the Grenfells weren't beaten yet, not by a long chalk. | She took a seat and drew a piece of paper towards her and began to write, the Grenfells weren't beaten yet, not with a long stick of chalk. | 1nent |
AZUMAH NELSON of Ghana retained his WBC super feather title in Lake Tahoe but Calvin Grove went the distance after being floored in the first round. | AZUMAH NELSON of Ghana retained his WBC super feather title in Lake Tahoe but Calvin Grove took a lot of time after being floored in the first round. | 1nent |
A White House statement noted the United States' ' longstanding support for a ceasefire and face to face negotiations, and, ultimately free and fair elections'. | A White House statement noted the United States' ' longstanding support for a ceasefire and in person negotiations, and, ultimately free and fair elections'. | 0ent |
ROMANTIC comedy about an egotistical TV weatherman who gets caught in a time warp and decides to paint the town red and indulge his secret fantasies. | ROMANTIC comedy about an egotistical TV weatherman who gets caught in a time warp and decides to vandalize with red graffiti and indulge his secret fantasies. | 1nent |
We got it up to date recently, but it was a major job and it always slips back, so. | We got an erection to date recently, but it was a major job and it always slips back, so. | 1nent |
NOW pounding the pavements of Greenwich Village: the Pink Panthers. | NOW paving the road of Greenwich Village: the Pink Panthers. | 1nent |
Juries are sympathetic towards people who have been provoked and who are defending their property and go over the top, ’ he says. | Juries are sympathetic towards people who have been provoked and who are defending their property and go excellent, ’ he says. | 1nent |
Mainframes were bought by Data Processing Managers in the olden days; IBM could call the tunes and set the standards. | Mainframes were bought by Data Processing Managers in the olden days; IBM could sing the song and set the standards. | 1nent |
He said No thanks, I'm on the wagon now lads’.’. | He said No thanks, I'm abstain from drinking alcohol now lads’.’. | 0ent |
Flying in the face of today's ubiquitous electronickery, the turbocharger uses nothing more than a simple spring loaded wastegate to regulate boost, which is never allowed to build too high in deference to the engine's life expectancy. | Contradicting today's ubiquitous electronickery, the turbocharger uses nothing more than a simple spring loaded wastegate to regulate boost, which is never allowed to build too high in deference to the engine's life expectancy. | 0ent |
Mark Morris's Canonic 3/4 Studies however, a lively ensemble work, was full of tongue in cheek wit with plenty of jokes that depended on clever timing or neat contrasts between popular romantic music and unexpectedly awkward steps. | Mark Morris's Canonic 3/4 Studies however, a lively ensemble work, was full of an odd manner wit with plenty of jokes that depended on clever timing or neat contrasts between popular romantic music and unexpectedly awkward steps. | 1nent |
At last he said, We have got ourselves thoroughly at cross purposes have we not?’. | At last he said, We have got ourselves thoroughly with different aims from one another have we not?’. | 0ent |
Prosecutor Dorian Lovell Pank told the court: A group of people, not all of whom are in the dock, were engaged in the wholesale theft or handling of a vast amount of property. | Prosecutor Dorian Lovell Pank told the court: A group of people, not all of whom are under close scrutiny, were engaged in the wholesale theft or handling of a vast amount of property. | 0ent |
Why don't you come clean and tell the truth?’. | Why don't you bathe and tell the truth?’. | 1nent |
The lower stratum consists of the rank and file’, the agricultural labourers and machine operatives. | The lower stratum consists of the ordinary members, the agricultural labourers and machine operatives. | 0ent |
Kyle said: There will be no old pals’ act behind the scenes. | Kyle said: There will be no old pals’ act behind the scenery and stage area. | 0ent |
Yellow sits on the fence between the powerful punches of red and true blue; curiously, green ties are often associated with failure. | Yellow puts something on the fence between the powerful punches of red and true blue; curiously, green ties are often associated with failure. | 1nent |
If Rainbow seems high as a kite, half delirious, with racing pulse and her heartbeat dancing the hora, it is only because the delicious hand of Riva now lies firmly clasped within her own. | If Rainbow seems flying in the sky, half delirious, with racing pulse and her heartbeat dancing the hora, it is only because the delicious hand of Riva now lies firmly clasped within her own. | 1nent |
The Government should index it or come clean and abolish it. | The Government should index it or bathe and abolish it. | 1nent |
Aren't you going to introduce me?’ he enquired shortly of Rosemary, while his eyes made a meal of Leith's thick chestnut coloured hair and her beautifully structured face and figure. | Aren't you going to introduce me?’ he enquired shortly of Rosemary, while his eyes overly complicate Leith's thick chestnut coloured hair and her beautifully structured face and figure. | 0ent |
Suggesting that Murrin should be wired up’ when he meets me, Hounam says anything which earns me only a slap on the wrist wouldn't be enough. | Suggesting that Murrin should be wired up’ when he meets me, Hounam says anything which earns me only a tap of the wrist wouldn't be enough. | 1nent |
Last month RON TINER encouraged you to get out and about with your sketchpad. | Last month RON TINER encouraged you to get traveling around with your sketchpad. | 0ent |
Coal was handled all along the Forth with Charlestown, West of Rosyth being the early front runner shipping 250,000 tons in 1869. | Coal was handled for the entire time the Forth with Charlestown, West of Rosyth being the early front runner shipping 250,000 tons in 1869. | 1nent |
But should go to another factory and er hold your own in the factory you could expect to get the full money, which I did at twenty one. | But should go to another factory and er be stingy in the factory you could expect to get the full money, which I did at twenty one. | 1nent |
This they have managed by dint of an almost wilful maintaining of standards (or refusing to accept reality, depending on your point of view). | This they have managed by the force of an almost wilful maintaining of standards (or refusing to accept reality, depending on your point of view). | 0ent |
The remaining two thirds are spent in stimulating ideas, planning, and creative activities so that growth in skills and concepts goes hand in hand with increased knowledge. | The remaining two thirds are spent in stimulating ideas, planning, and creative activities so that growth in skills and concepts holds hands with increased knowledge. | 1nent |
Anna adored Simon from the word go. | Anna adored Simon from the green light. | 1nent |
So come clean with mild soaps or non soap moisturising body shampoos’ and bath or shower gels. | So admit the truth with mild soaps or non soap moisturising body shampoos’ and bath or shower gels. | 1nent |
Yeah the the salt's getting down to th, and it's all running riot! | Yeah the the salt's getting down to th, and it's all acting in a violent way! | 0ent |
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 off the coathook at every turn. | 1nent |
It is, indeed, a rarity when initial enthusiastic ideas, plans, ideals and logistics fall into place with almost absolute perfection. | It is, indeed, a rarity when initial enthusiastic ideas, plans, ideals and logistics sit down with almost absolute perfection. | 1nent |
He'd have a word with Phillis, you bet that he'd have a word with Phillis — the dirty cow. | He'd speak privately with Phillis, you bet that he'd have a word with Phillis — the dirty cow. | 0ent |
It is good for their strategy because DOS doesn't hack it. | It is good for their strategy because DOS doesn't complete a task. | 0ent |
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