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Of course, I didn't know then that he was responding, in the standard fashion, to the powerful combination of a girl (any girl), the darkness, and a roomful of adults all looking the other way. | Of course, I didn't know then that he was responding, in the standard fashion, to the powerful combination of a girl (any girl), the darkness, and a roomful of adults all becoming shy. | 1nent |
Once the outer door had banged shut, Matey said, violently for her ,' Good riddance to bad rubbish! | Once the outer door had banged shut, Matey said, violently for her ,' the departure is welcome to bad rubbish! | 0ent |
The rubbish that's been legally dumped here over the years has now caught fire. | The rubbish that's been legally dumped here over the years has now became engulfed in flames. | 0ent |
A third minute try and conversion by ex All Black Frano Botica seemed par for the course as Wigan, unbeaten by any British club in 16 outings and seeking a record fourth consecutive Championship, opened in fine style. | A third minute try and conversion by ex All Black Frano Botica seemed expected as Wigan, unbeaten by any British club in 16 outings and seeking a record fourth consecutive Championship, opened in fine style. | 0ent |
The conduct of business rules are designed to preclude conflicts of interests and state principles and standards of conduct in the light of the following three objectives :. | The conduct of business rules are designed to preclude conflicts of interests and state principles and standards of conduct in consideration of the following three objectives :. | 0ent |
The environment calls the tune and the strategic behaviour of individuals is a response to the circumstances affecting their lives. | The environment sings the song and the strategic behaviour of individuals is a response to the circumstances affecting their lives. | 1nent |
My hope is to have fish that will reproduce but, so far, all that's happened is the neighbour's cat ate every last one. | My hope is to have fish that will reproduce but, so far, all that's happened is the neighbour's cat ate each and every one. | 0ent |
But time was when I would have said the same of you,’ he added wryly, and took heart at hearing Hugh laugh, if only briefly and softly. | But time was when I would have said the same of you,’ he added wryly, and regained courage at hearing Hugh laugh, if only briefly and softly. | 0ent |
It's more to hold the chips nice in a cupboard or something and bring to the table for a game. | It's more to hold the chips nice in a cupboard or something and contribute for a game. | 1nent |
They split up and simply walked through in broad daylight. | They split up and simply walked through in a well lit room. | 1nent |
Then, after that humiliation, he had added insult to injury by saying she'd be perfectly safe with him! | Then, after that humiliation, he had further a loss with mockery by saying she'd be perfectly safe with him! | 0ent |
Ordinary buildings distribute motion upwards from storey to storey, which can cause interstorey drift’ that can knock floors out of line as though the structures were stacks of sliced bread. | Ordinary buildings distribute motion upwards from storey to storey, which can cause interstorey drift’ that can knock floors disproportionately as though the structures were stacks of sliced bread. | 1nent |
ZETA had been behind closed doors in Hangar 7, a huge aircraft hangar, 100 m long, which is now converted into a lab. | ZETA had been secretly in Hangar 7, a huge aircraft hangar, 100 m long, which is now converted into a lab. | 0ent |
And FA official David Bloomfield confirmed that Jones is back in the dock saying: Vinny Jones has been charged with misconduct, more specifically bringing the game into disrepute. | And FA official David Bloomfield confirmed that Jones is back out on the docks saying: Vinny Jones has been charged with misconduct, more specifically bringing the game into disrepute. | 1nent |
I think a lot of mis misogyny is behind the scenes in the all. | I think a lot of mis misogyny is secretly in the all. | 0ent |
It is therefore natural to speak of my desire for coffee as the cause of my going to the kitchen; a quite different kind of cause would be operating if someone twisted my arm behind my back and forced me to go. | It is therefore natural to speak of my desire for coffee as the cause of my going to the kitchen; a quite different kind of cause would be operating if someone agonized you behind my back and forced me to go. | 1nent |
Trippy had already gone — to see a man about a dog, down Tottenham Court Road, he said — and Bunny had found the other two Mother Christmasses. | Trippy had already gone — to buy a new pet to take home, down Tottenham Court Road, he said — and Bunny had found the other two Mother Christmasses. | 1nent |
She said: It's a miracle and definitely better late than never.’. | She said: It's a miracle and definitely better to do things late, than to never do it at all. | 0ent |
In another report, Texaco fixed a ULCC of about 320,000 tonnes out of the Gulf at a rock bottom rate of W20. | In another report, Texaco fixed a ULCC of about 320,000 tonnes out of the Gulf at a the very lowest possible level rate of W20. | 0ent |
Crewe's 2 1 win over Mansfield was their first in 10 games but they cut it fine, Cutler scoring the winner two minutes from time. | Crewe's 2 1 win over Mansfield was their first in 10 games but they skillful in cutting, Cutler scoring the winner two minutes from time. | 1nent |
It is making substantial progress in reducing the number of people sleeping rough in London, and we are optimistic about its continued progress. | It is making substantial progress in reducing the number of people losing sleep in London, and we are optimistic about its continued progress. | 1nent |
You should get a picture of how you currently influence and where your strengths could be developed. | You should take a picture of how you currently influence and where your strengths could be developed. | 1nent |
But don't forget this: Gustave has been in the dock before. | But don't forget this: Gustave has been under scrutiny before. | 0ent |
Furthermore, I've been doing my sums in another area and generally putting two and two together, and I figure that something has to happen before I'm reposted — to account for the baby. | Furthermore, I've been doing my sums in another area and generally group like things together, and I figure that something has to happen before I'm reposted — to account for the baby. | 1nent |
Yes, yeah he was trying to put across a serious point but he didn't really succeed cos everybody just takes the piss out of his voice. | Yes, yeah he was trying to put across a serious point but he didn't really succeed cos everybody just tease out of his voice. | 0ent |
Go on get it up there, go on get it up there for Christ sake eh er Christ getting cold Darren? | Go on get it up there, go on get an erection there for Christ sake eh er Christ getting cold Darren? | 1nent |
Summer in Switzerland is out of this world. | Summer in Switzerland is of exceptionally high quality. | 0ent |
In Jamaica I had never seen a white person; to us youngsters they were an unknown quantity. | In Jamaica I had never seen a white person; to us youngsters they were an person whose nature is a mystery. | 0ent |
I've been having some quite intelligent guesses but no one's hit the nail on the head. | I've been having some quite intelligent guesses but no one's start building. | 1nent |
Rave suffers from a slew of sub standard rubbish, but compared with the general bollocks Hypno Genesis shine through with a tongue in cheek optimism reminiscent of early Altern 8. | Rave suffers from a slew of sub standard rubbish, but compared with the general bollocks Hypno Genesis shine through with a an odd manner optimism reminiscent of early Altern 8. | 1nent |
They had checked similar seats that had been subjected to the rough and tumble of Metropolitan Police life, and ones that had supported over 70,000 miles, and they were all right as rain. | They had checked similar seats that had been subjected to the rough and tumble of Metropolitan Police life, and ones that had supported over 70,000 miles, and they were all as reliable as rain. | 1nent |
On the face of it, then, John Nott's fears about the consequences of the end of wholesale censorship have not yet been borne out. | At first glance, then, John Nott's fears about the consequences of the end of wholesale censorship have not yet been borne out. | 0ent |
But he vowed :' If I am, I will fight the case tooth and nail.'. | But he vowed :' If I am, I will bite and scratch.'. | 1nent |
So, you know, whilst I'm a little bit reluctant in a way I think that's water under the bridge, and in my view actually the extension improves it all. | So, you know, whilst I'm a little bit reluctant in a way I think that's nothing important, and in my view actually the extension improves it all. | 1nent |
The BSDI contingents hopeful that Novell Inc will quash the suit once it takes USL over may be barking up the wrong tree. | The BSDI contingents hopeful that Novell Inc will quash the suit once it takes USL over may be doing inappropriate things. | 0ent |
Is the British MoD really serving anybody's best interests by refusing to come clean? | Is the British MoD really serving anybody's best interests by refusing to admit the truth? | 0ent |
Some slept rough, the more streetwise would find their way onto somebody's floor or into a squat …. | Some was homeless, the more streetwise would find their way onto somebody's floor or into a squat …. | 0ent |
As we don't have PR this clearly gives Labour the mandate to put up or shut up’, to quote Gerry Hassan (Points of View, 9 February). | As we don't have PR this clearly gives Labour the mandate to act in a manner that makes further talk unnecessary, to quote Gerry Hassan (Points of View, 9 February). | 0ent |
The leading' rank and file' activists of the 1960s and 1970s generally regarded themselves as anti Stalinist leftists. | The leading' ordinary members' activists of the 1960s and 1970s generally regarded themselves as anti Stalinist leftists. | 0ent |
And, although I'm not so bitchy as to suggest women want him only for what they can get, nine times out of ten it's probably the truth.’. | And, although I'm not so bitchy as to suggest women want him only for what they can get, mostly it's probably the truth.’. | 0ent |
Think about people just joining the company, how long does it take to get up to speed on? | Think about people just joining the company, how long does it take to get fully informed on? | 0ent |
I'm not so hundred percent certain it's not one of those things that I think. | I'm not so hundred percent certain it's not an unfortunate but unavoidable event that I think. | 0ent |
I also tried a Mesa Boogie 1x12 Theile cabinet and while the sound was slightly boxier it still sounded like Vox's finest at full tilt. | I also tried a Mesa Boogie 1x12 Theile cabinet and while the sound was slightly boxier it still sounded like Vox's finest at a position of fully leaning over. | 1nent |
Personally my advice is as in the diagram above and the box — though when all is said and done, it's common sense, and you may know better. | Personally my advice is as in the diagram above and the box — though in the end, it's common sense, and you may know better. | 0ent |
But Michael Peckham does all three — which makes him seem, on the face of it, an unlikely character to move to Whitehall as the government's new Director of Research and Development at the Department of Health. | But Michael Peckham does all three — which makes him seem, at first glance, an unlikely character to move to Whitehall as the government's new Director of Research and Development at the Department of Health. | 0ent |
The idea that femininity is in the first place to be associated with motherhood is simply writ large. | The idea that femininity is in the first place to be associated with motherhood is simply magnify. | 0ent |
If you only snore on your back, ’ he advises, then a tennis ball sewn into your pyjamas may do the trick.’. | If you only snore on your back, ’ he advises, then a tennis ball sewn into your pyjamas may achieve the desired result.’. | 0ent |
In Moscow Mr Yavlinsky and a team worked round the clock on the details of the programme. | In Moscow Mr Yavlinsky and a team worked nonstop on the details of the programme. | 0ent |
We can treat the system s bistable, with Always Defect being one of the stable points, Tit for Tat (or some mixture of mostly nice, retaliatory strategies) the other stable point. | We can treat the system s bistable, with Always Defect being one of the stable points, this for that (or some mixture of mostly nice, retaliatory strategies) the other stable point. | 1nent |
FOLLOWING the success of three previous seminars Liverpool Chamber of Commerce is holding a fourth talk shop on trading with the former East Germany. | FOLLOWING the success of three previous seminars Liverpool Chamber of Commerce is holding a fourth talk about shopping on trading with the former East Germany. | 1nent |
Nice day, ma'am,’ he shouted, for good measure. | Nice day, ma'am,’ he shouted, in addition to what has already been done. | 0ent |
But while Ride and TFC took the indie way out of obscurity, gaining success by giggling like hell while maintaining a strong position in Sounds' indie charts, Five Thirty bit the big one and signed to a major, East West. | But while Ride and TFC took the indie way out of obscurity, gaining success by giggling like hell while maintaining a strong position in Sounds' indie charts, Five Thirty take a big bite and signed to a major, East West. | 1nent |
It was in the following game against Argentina in Buenos Aires that Willie Johnson stole the show. | It was in the following game against Argentina in Buenos Aires that Willie Johnson act unethically. | 1nent |
We do have the Wolfe report but unfortunately not for the want of effort, the Wolfe report is turning out like the Black report and others and I don't say that because there was a gentleman who done a report Black and it is gathering dust, the Wolfe report is on the same shelf, I believe. | We do have the Wolfe report but unfortunately not for the want of effort, the Wolfe report is turning out like the Black report and others and I don't say that because there was a gentleman who done a report Black and it is sweeping up dust, the Wolfe report is on the same shelf, I believe. | 1nent |
I believe the children should have their way once in a while. | I believe the children should have their way occasionally. | 0ent |
The whole thing had come to a horrible head and a lot of hurt has been suffered by both of them throughout the summer. | The whole thing had pop up and a lot of hurt has been suffered by both of them throughout the summer. | 1nent |
Moreover no proper name can fulfil its function as a proper name without certain descriptions that specify the conditions under which the name in question can be significantly applied, but it does not follow for this that names are ultimately " reducible " to descriptions; i.e. that, in the final analysis, there is no ... | Moreover no proper name can fulfil its function as a proper name without certain descriptions that specify the conditions under which the name in question can be significantly applied, but it does not follow for this that names are ultimately " reducible " to descriptions; i.e. that, in the last page of the report, the... | 1nent |
On his second attempt, Cadfael made straight for Upton to enquire where their younger shepherd was to be found, and set out stoutly to tramp the further mile to a fold high and dry above the water meadows. | On his second attempt, Cadfael made straight for Upton to enquire where their younger shepherd was to be found, and set out stoutly to tramp the further mile to a fold abandoned above the water meadows. | 0ent |
The company were more than twenty five million pounds in the red for the first six months of nineteen ninety three. | The company were more than twenty five million pounds in debt for the first six months of nineteen ninety three. | 0ent |
By the same token, the promptness of the apology, the honesty of the mistake, and pre existing flaws in the plaintiff's reputation, are matters which go to reduce the final sum. | For the price of one ticket, the promptness of the apology, the honesty of the mistake, and pre existing flaws in the plaintiff's reputation, are matters which go to reduce the final sum. | 1nent |
I think of the band like puzzle pieces, all falling into place around each other. | I think of the band like puzzle pieces, all sitting down around each other. | 1nent |
There was no doubt of her employer's beguilement, she thought, as Lady Merchiston set eyes on the visitor coming into her room behind Miss Kyte. | There was no doubt of her employer's beguilement, she thought, as Lady Merchiston see the visitor coming into her room behind Miss Kyte. | 0ent |
City have slumped to halfway after three defeats on the trot and it is doubtful whether the recovery will start at Maine Road today against a Villa side that Reid acknowledges is brilliantly balanced right through ’. | City have slumped to halfway after three defeats on a horse and it is doubtful whether the recovery will start at Maine Road today against a Villa side that Reid acknowledges is brilliantly balanced right through ’. | 1nent |
The coronation seemed to last for hours, but I managed to say and do all the right things. | The coronation seemed to last for hours, but I managed to say and turn right. | 1nent |
Like any bureaucracy given a green light, the Secret Intelligence Service grew like mushrooms in a wet field overnight. | Like any bureaucracy given a permission, the Secret Intelligence Service grew like mushrooms in a wet field overnight. | 0ent |
She has turned into a champion of the underdog, gone out on a limb to support unglamorous causes like AIDS victims, drug abusers and the mentally handicapped. | She has turned into a champion of the underdog, gone out onto a tree branch to support unglamorous causes like AIDS victims, drug abusers and the mentally handicapped. | 1nent |
It is unlikely to be resolved in black and white terms. | It is unlikely to be resolved in different colors terms. | 1nent |
I understand that in Dudley, Thomas the Tank Engine has crossed swords with the ideologues of the loony Labour left. | I understand that in Dudley, Thomas the Tank Engine has became friends with the ideologues of the loony Labour left. | 1nent |
It was my 85th birthday recently and out of the blue, a letter arrived from my daughter containing tickets for a four day trip to Paris, passes for Euro Disney, and tickets for a cruise down the Seine. | It was my 85th birthday recently and unexpectedly, a letter arrived from my daughter containing tickets for a four day trip to Paris, passes for Euro Disney, and tickets for a cruise down the Seine. | 0ent |
Peut etre Wilko was aussi pissed off with him because he couldn't be arsed away from home …. | Peut etre Wilko was aussi left with him because he couldn't be arsed away from home …. | 0ent |
It will also answer your two questions — why Van Gelder and I are on the wagon and why the six survivors have been — well, locked up out of harm's way. | It will also answer your two questions — why Van Gelder and I are on the vehicle and why the six survivors have been — well, locked up out of harm's way. | 1nent |
She was right at the end when, without warning, she ran full tilt into the arms of the waiting figure. | She was right at the end when, without warning, she ran a position of fully leaning over into the arms of the waiting figure. | 1nent |
Any asset sale which is not commercially justifiable as being in the interests of the vendor as a whole will, on the face of it, be a breach of the duties of the directors of the vendor. | Any asset sale which is not commercially justifiable as being in the interests of the vendor as a whole will, Encountering, be a breach of the duties of the directors of the vendor. | 1nent |
Most therapists have, at some stage, experienced feelings of attraction to clients, but that is quite normal when you are in an intense relationship behind closed doors. | Most therapists have, at some stage, experienced feelings of attraction to clients, but that is quite normal when you are in an intense relationship in private. | 0ent |
She'd never spanked a man in cold blood before. | She'd never spanked a man in a pool of blood before. | 1nent |
Is it not time that the Secretary of State came clean and admitted to the House that the boats are dangerous, the cost of repair and renovation is beyond reasonable expenditure and the boats should be withdrawn? | Is it not time that the Secretary of State was completely honest and admitted to the House that the boats are dangerous, the cost of repair and renovation is beyond reasonable expenditure and the boats should be withdrawn? | 0ent |
In the long run, this money illusion will disappear as workers come to realise that price inflation is depriving them of their perceived increase in real income. | Over a long period of time, this money illusion will disappear as workers come to realise that price inflation is depriving them of their perceived increase in real income. | 0ent |
If anyone supposes’, she wrote, that my power of speaking was a gift that came naturally to me, without any effort on my part, let them once and for all dispossess themselves of any such ideas. | If anyone supposes’, she wrote, that my power of speaking was a gift that came naturally to me, without any effort on my part, let them conclusively dispossess themselves of any such ideas. | 0ent |
I don't want it, I'm not here just to go and collect trolleys for four hours, and the get really pissed off with it. | I don't want it, I'm not here just to go and collect trolleys for four hours, and the get really left with it. | 0ent |
By then it was too late to try and change her policy, for the overseer seemed to have taken a real dislike to her, watching for any slip she made, so that he could punish her for being high and mighty as he called it. | By then it was too late to try and change her policy, for the overseer seemed to have taken a real dislike to her, watching for any slip she made, so that he could punish her for being masculine as he called it. | 1nent |
For years the world price had been governed by the prolific yield from Anglesey and many British mines, especially marginal workings, had gone to the wall. | For years the world price had been governed by the prolific yield from Anglesey and many British mines, especially marginal workings, had fail. | 0ent |
It had been his reluctance to cry' wolf' that had got him to where he stood now. | It had been his reluctance to raise a false alarm' that had got him to where he stood now. | 0ent |
Now, Pearce takes a pretty dim view of this kind of behaviour. | Now, Pearce is unable to clearly see this kind of behaviour. | 1nent |
Burst Beal's sensational progress since joining the Midlanders from High Wycombe this year bore serious fruit with two tries for the South West last week. | Burst Beal's sensational progress since joining the Midlanders from High Wycombe this year achieved benefit with two tries for the South West last week. | 0ent |
It all came to a head when we lost 3–0 to Derby and, if I'm honest, all three goals were down to me. | It all popped up when we lost 3–0 to Derby and, if I'm honest, all three goals were down to me. | 1nent |
That's one corporate plan that can't win, not in the long term. | That's one corporate plan that can't win, not eventually. | 0ent |
The matter is still up in the air, and congress plans to hold hearing in May on whether EPA manipulated data about 1080 to justify reappraisal of the ban. | The matter is still flying through the air, and congress plans to hold hearing in May on whether EPA manipulated data about 1080 to justify reappraisal of the ban. | 1nent |
And they stood at the door, and of course he come home with his cap in his hand, he said er they said oh what you do how you got on today? | And they stood at the door, and of course he come home with his without wearing a hat, he said er they said oh what you do how you got on today? | 1nent |
Others publishers, with an eye on longterm prosperity, perhaps even survival, may wish to start building their launch pads from scratch and without delay. | Others publishers, with an eye on longterm prosperity, perhaps even survival, may wish to start building their launch pads from the beginning and without delay. | 0ent |
As noted earlier, a number of attempts have been made to overcome the problems of those early days On more than one occasion " new blood " has been introduced in the form of teachers and others who were thought by the panel to have something to offer in fields with which the project was concerned. | As noted earlier, a number of attempts have been made to overcome the problems of those early days On more than one occasion " donated blood " has been introduced in the form of teachers and others who were thought by the panel to have something to offer in fields with which the project was concerned. | 1nent |
In the long run, however, ministers doubted whether the country could meet its present commitments to these organizations in the light of the events of July August. | Over a long period of time, however, ministers doubted whether the country could meet its present commitments to these organizations in the light of the events of July August. | 0ent |
Well, that's original, to say the least.’. | Well, that's original, so as to be brief and efficient. | 1nent |
It was not even as noble and hopeless as tilting at windmills; she was blindfolded by not understanding and whirled towards every sound — Lucy's voice, laugh, profile, light footfall: all worn by unknowing everyday strangers. | It was not even as noble and hopeless as enthusiastically build windmills; she was blindfolded by not understanding and whirled towards every sound — Lucy's voice, laugh, profile, light footfall: all worn by unknowing everyday strangers. | 1nent |
In the long run the West could help Russia and Eastern Europe more by opening its markets to their produce than by handing over cash — and would immediately make itself a lot better off in the process (see page 50). | Over a long period of time the West could help Russia and Eastern Europe more by opening its markets to their produce than by handing over cash — and would immediately make itself a lot better off in the process (see page 50). | 0ent |
They lost, but during the struggle the rank and file movement gained control of the UMWA. | They lost, but during the struggle the ordinary members movement gained control of the UMWA. | 0ent |
He turned the corner miserably, bumping into Elsie with their fish and chips. | He passed out of danger miserably, bumping into Elsie with their fish and chips. | 1nent |
If the stretches of river you fish for chub are those featureless, barren reaches, with hardly any changes in the pace of the current, or depth; no vegetation; where everything is much of a muchness, then you are unlucky in that the only way you can locate fish is to fish for them, or rely on what other anglers can tel... | If the stretches of river you fish for chub are those featureless, barren reaches, with hardly any changes in the pace of the current, or depth; no vegetation; where everything is a lot, then you are unlucky in that the only way you can locate fish is to fish for them, or rely on what other anglers can tell you. | 1nent |
They're good value for money, they understand their subject, but most of all they don't give me any grief.'. | They're good value for money, they understand their subject, but most of all they don't be sad.'. | 1nent |
Citizens, whipped up into a fervour of indignation, simply stopped doing as they were told: started bringing horses noisily in by night for deliveries, not washing the sidewalks and so forth, just for the hell of it. | Citizens, whipped up into a fervour of indignation, simply stopped doing as they were told: started bringing horses noisily in by night for deliveries, not washing the sidewalks and so forth, just for whatever reason. | 1nent |
Since they met behind closed doors and no provision was made for legal representation, decisions were heavily dependent on the sensitivity of individual chairmen. | Since they met secretly and no provision was made for legal representation, decisions were heavily dependent on the sensitivity of individual chairmen. | 0ent |
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