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As she turned the corner, about four feet ahead of her at the saloon end of the passage, Nathan was sitting in the well padded swivel chair bolted to the deck in front of the chart table. | As she passed out of danger, about four feet ahead of her at the saloon end of the passage, Nathan was sitting in the well padded swivel chair bolted to the deck in front of the chart table. | 1nent |
Rosie, although small, could pack a hefty punch. | Rosie, although small, could pack a small amount. | 1nent |
Gloriously but illogically they rode off to tilt at another windmill. | Gloriously but illogically they rode off to enthusiastically build windmills. | 1nent |
A good 4–5 season sleeping bag is a must for anyone who doesn't throw in the towel the minute October dawns. | A good 4–5 season sleeping bag is a must for anyone who doesn't give up the minute October dawns. | 0ent |
I believe I am a more flexible player who can sometimes play off the cuff and throw the opposition. | I believe I am a more flexible player who can sometimes play spontaneous and throw the opposition. | 0ent |
The Scots boss showed no signs of throwing in the towel after last night's 1–1 draw with Switzerland at Pittodrie effectively ended a qualifying sequence which started 20 years ago. | The Scots boss showed no signs of quitting after last night's 1–1 draw with Switzerland at Pittodrie effectively ended a qualifying sequence which started 20 years ago. | 0ent |
Likewise, the strength of any union in the final analysis rests on the resolve of workers to oppose managerial control at the point of production. | Likewise, the strength of any union after considering all aspects rests on the resolve of workers to oppose managerial control at the point of production. | 0ent |
Australia made inroads into our batting and the moment of truth arrived when Fletch had to go out and bat. | Australia made inroads into our batting and the time when a test determines whether things will succeed arrived when Fletch had to go out and bat. | 0ent |
Unusually for the NSS, your editorial on CND and the Labour Party (Discussing strategies’, 8 May), is wide of the mark. | Unusually for the NSS, your editorial on CND and the Labour Party (Discussing strategies’, 8 May), is considerably accurate. | 1nent |
The people there don't give a fig. | The people there do not sell figs. | 1nent |
Mr Hitch's son told me that there was a lack of enthusiasm a few years ago but, with new blood on the committee, it is once again gaining in popularity. | Mr Hitch's son told me that there was a lack of enthusiasm a few years ago but, with people newly brought in to a project on the committee, it is once again gaining in popularity. | 0ent |
I was on thin ice, and I knew it. | I was at risk, and I knew it. | 0ent |
Have one of those things in the car and you speak to the R A C or the A A. | Have an unfortunate but unavoidable event in the car and you speak to the R A C or the A A. | 1nent |
They're just sitting around in their warm staff rooms, chewing the fat, while the kids are sent home to get into mischief. | They're just sitting around in their warm staff rooms, chewing on fatty food, while the kids are sent home to get into mischief. | 1nent |
It has to be done evenly across the board, in the rural and urban areas, or else we will fight every tooth and nail to make sure that we, our schools that we represent do not suffer. | It has to be done evenly across the board, in the rural and urban areas, or else we will bite and scratch to make sure that we, our schools that we represent do not suffer. | 1nent |
The trouble was, Alexandra thought, walking into her kitchen wrapped in a bath sheet, the trouble was that you couldn't really go with the flow until you'd had time to work out which way it was going. | The trouble was, Alexandra thought, walking into her kitchen wrapped in a bath sheet, the trouble was that you couldn't really swim downstream until you'd had time to work out which way it was going. | 1nent |
I spent every last penny of my hoarded misery that night, blew eighteen years' worth on one split second, and it felt better than anyone who is not a fan can ever be expected to understand. | I spent every penny of my hoarded misery that night, blew eighteen years' worth on one split second, and it felt better than anyone who is not a fan can ever be expected to understand. | 0ent |
While we would hope the money we are spending at the moment is proving to be cost effective, at the end of the day electronic security is really only buying time,’ said Mr Banks. | While we would hope the money we are spending at the moment is proving to be cost effective, at the end of the day electronic security is really only cause a delay to achieve something else said Mr Banks. | 0ent |
An exercise you can do to get a picture of the difference between newspapers is to go to the library and read each daily in turn. | An exercise you can do to take a picture of the difference between newspapers is to go to the library and read each daily in turn. | 1nent |
Convince them you are worth a look and, almost out of the blue, you might end up with 300 words in Kerrang or Echoes or the NME. | Convince them you are worth a look and, almost without warning, you might end up with 300 words in Kerrang or Echoes or the NME. | 0ent |
The basic philosophy involves farming as far as possible within a closed system: in a nutshell, growing crops to feed the animals and using the manure those animals produce to fertilize the soil in order to grow more crops. | The basic philosophy involves farming as far as possible within a closed system: briefly stated, growing crops to feed the animals and using the manure those animals produce to fertilize the soil in order to grow more crops. | 0ent |
They have put forward their nine year coach Laurie Mains, and are winding themselves up to the point of wanting him as coach, first up. | They have put forward their nine year coach Laurie Mains, and are winding themselves up to the point of wanting him as coach, before anything else. | 0ent |
Marie had arrived and she was watching openly, making no move to go into the house and get on with her job. | Marie had arrived and she was watching openly, standing still to go into the house and get on with her job. | 1nent |
Most soldiers would have been only too happy to go over the top, as they no longer believed they would survive a war some were saying would last for ever. | Most soldiers would have been only too happy to go outrageous, as they no longer believed they would survive a war some were saying would last for ever. | 0ent |
I swear there's a universal female conspiracy against men!' he complained, tongue in cheek, and led her away. | I swear there's a universal female conspiracy against men!' he complained, an odd manner, and led her away. | 1nent |
They all think this " goes without saying, " and they count it among their paradigms of legal argument. | They all think this " is obvious, " and they count it among their paradigms of legal argument. | 0ent |
Along these lines most of the numerical problems of the later history fall into place. | Along these lines most of the numerical problems of the later history sit down. | 1nent |
Thankfully he went up to it, getting a grip on its side ropes as he surfaced. | Thankfully he went up to it, being reasonable on its side ropes as he surfaced. | 1nent |
Sarah was put in care at a very young age — and was on the game even while under the supervi sion of social workers. | Sarah was put in care at a very young age — and was working as a prostitute even while under the supervi sion of social workers. | 0ent |
Yes so and I reckon quite frankly cos he's living on that lay by up the end and I reckon he was hiding, do a runner or something or he ain't up to something no good! | Yes so and I reckon quite frankly cos he's living on that lay by up the end and I reckon he was hiding, go jogging or something or he ain't up to something no good! | 1nent |
It was important too, that these lay people should be from all walks of life, from different age and social groups, and comprise an even mixture of both sexes. | It was important too, that these lay people should be from all occuption, role, social class, or lifestyle, from different age and social groups, and comprise an even mixture of both sexes. | 0ent |
What of scientists themselves — whose help can often make or break successful protests against serious abuses of science. | What of scientists themselves — whose help can often build or destroy successful protests against serious abuses of science. | 1nent |
It took them just 93 minutes yesterday to wrap up a crushing 10 wicket win, with Akram taking three wickets in 14 balls and Smith left high and dry on 84. | It took them just 93 minutes yesterday to wrap up a crushing 10 wicket win, with Akram taking three wickets in 14 balls and Smith left abandoned on 84. | 0ent |
After five bitter weeks the NUAW succeeded in holding the line — but only just. | After five bitter weeks the NUAW succeeded in holding onto the rope — but only just. | 1nent |
He spun it up in the air, caught it and deftly slid it into his shirt pocket. | He spun it flying through the air, caught it and deftly slid it into his shirt pocket. | 1nent |
This Rheinhessen wine is made from the Siegerrebe — the richest German grape variety — which makes it capable of packing a walloping great punch of sweetness. | This Rheinhessen wine is made from the Siegerrebe — the richest German grape variety — which makes it capable of packing a small amount of sweetness. | 1nent |
Colin Falck's Cat Gone from Memorabilia (Taxus, £ 5.95), by contrast, goes courageously over the top in its eloquent last verse demonstration of how death and depression transfer emotion and unhinge reason: Come back my love. | Colin Falck's Cat Gone from Memorabilia (Taxus, £ 5.95), by contrast, goes courageously excellent in its eloquent last verse demonstration of how death and depression transfer emotion and unhinge reason: Come back my love. | 1nent |
She had no idea what she wanted, but it wasn't a licence to have it both ways. | She had no idea what she wanted, but it wasn't a licence to do two things at once. | 1nent |
One for the road — we road test a GRiD laptop in the US. | For better preparation — we road test a GRiD laptop in the US. | 1nent |
Everybody knew that they lived in a planned economy’ and they also knew who, in the final analysis, drew up the plan. | Everybody knew that they lived in a planned economy’ and they also knew who, after considering all aspects, drew up the plan. | 0ent |
So the lads have er flown the coop have they? | So the lads have er returned home have they? | 1nent |
This is not a book about the experience of watching them, a collection of weird scenes inside the cinema: We were chewing the fat, telling stories about peculiar things that had happened to us at the cinema, trying to top each other. | This is not a book about the experience of watching them, a collection of weird scenes inside the cinema: We were chewing on fatty food, telling stories about peculiar things that had happened to us at the cinema, trying to top each other. | 1nent |
Other ITV stations will closely scrutinise the small print when further details are released in a few weeks. | Other ITV stations will closely scrutinise the fine print when further details are released in a few weeks. | 0ent |
It was quite coincidental that June, by her search for a new life in California, drew him towards what would be the hub of the rest of his life and it was touch and go whether he stayed or went back to Neptune. | It was quite coincidental that June, by her search for a new life in California, drew him towards what would be the hub of the rest of his life and it was swift whether he stayed or went back to Neptune. | 1nent |
Then, as he made no move to come any nearer, she sank back and lifted an eyebrow. | Then, as he stood still to come any nearer, she sank back and lifted an eyebrow. | 1nent |
Verity Lambert, Britain's top independent producer, has got the job, and her rescue act is already in full swing. | Verity Lambert, Britain's top independent producer, has got the job, and her rescue act is already at a swingset. | 1nent |
Those who do go public are disloyal and there are thinly veiled attempts to dismiss the value of any revelation they make, for they are expected to remain silent and uncritical. | Those who do be announced publicly are disloyal and there are thinly veiled attempts to dismiss the value of any revelation they make, for they are expected to remain silent and uncritical. | 0ent |
By the time you've seen your third rapist walk free because you've been cleverer than the prosecuting counsel, you lose the taste for that particular victory. | By the time you've seen your third rapist take a stroll without disturbance because you've been cleverer than the prosecuting counsel, you lose the taste for that particular victory. | 1nent |
And out of the disorder of the mangled metal work comes a process as flowing and systematic as if it were building a pristine model from scratch. | And out of the disorder of the mangled metal work comes a process as flowing and systematic as if it were building a pristine model from the beginning. | 0ent |
Substitute Xinjiang for Kazakhstan and Tibet for Ukraine and you get the picture. | Substitute Xinjiang for Kazakhstan and Tibet for Ukraine and you take a picture. | 1nent |
Does he realise that he cannot sit on the fence on this one, and what does he intend to do about it? | Does he realise that he cannot put something on the fence on this one, and what does he intend to do about it? | 1nent |
The Massey Avenue entrance at Parliament Buildings is not very secure, to say the least.’. | The Massey Avenue entrance at Parliament Buildings is not very secure, so as to be brief and efficient. | 1nent |
You simply use the Walking Diet, put your foot down, and clock up the necessary aerobic miles to get you back to your goal weight. | You simply use the Walking Diet, stop moving, and clock up the necessary aerobic miles to get you back to your goal weight. | 1nent |
But I'm in no hurry to tie the knot. | But I'm in no hurry to marry. | 0ent |
Got any glad rags that would fit the bill?’. | Got any glad rags that would serve the purpose. | 0ent |
Laughed at when his US promoter described him as the new Marvin Hagler’; now having the last laugh back home in Ilford. | Laughed at when his US promoter described him as the new Marvin Hagler’; now being the last to laugh at a joke back home in Ilford. | 1nent |
From childhood to grave, come rain or shine, joy or sorrow, but for a miracle, you yourself would have worn such garb to keep out the cold, the heat and the rain. | From childhood to grave, come regardless of what the circumstances are, joy or sorrow, but for a miracle, you yourself would have worn such garb to keep out the cold, the heat and the rain. | 0ent |
It didn't seem to rise to the occasion. | It didn't seem to perform well in response to a special situation. | 0ent |
There are the lovers, where the apparently weaker one of the two seems to be the one calling the tune. | There are the lovers, where the apparently weaker one of the two seems to be the one singing the song. | 1nent |
She was advised to keep a low profile’ in future but was never reprimanded for her conduct. | She was advised to be quiet and discreet in future but was never reprimanded for her conduct. | 0ent |
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 produced successful results with two tries for the South West last week. | 0ent |
This is not the first time the issue of control has come up in this column but because yours is a sign that tends to resist going with the flow, all too often you meet people and circumstances that appear to block your path. | This is not the first time the issue of control has come up in this column but because yours is a sign that tends to resist swimming downstream, all too often you meet people and circumstances that appear to block your path. | 1nent |
Are you going out and about looking at, I mean. | Are you going traveling around looking at, I mean. | 0ent |
Learning by discovery doesn't mean reinventing the wheel each time you need to move the wagon. | Learning by discovery doesn't mean attempting to devise a solution to a problem when a solution already exists each time you need to move the wagon. | 0ent |
It is the racing industry's generals’ who must carry the can. | It is the racing industry's generals’ who must keep the can safe. | 1nent |
Tom put two and two together and set off in search of the youths, asking the Security Guard to summon the Police. | Tom group like things together and set off in search of the youths, asking the Security Guard to summon the Police. | 1nent |
Or you could always take it off the hook, which has a similar effect. | Or you could always take it off the coathook, which has a similar effect. | 1nent |
As Chamberlain's doctrines swept the Tory rank and file, liberal pacifists feared that Tariff Reform would provide the new imperialism with a level of popular appeal that would make it unstoppable. | As Chamberlain's doctrines swept the Tory ordinary members, liberal pacifists feared that Tariff Reform would provide the new imperialism with a level of popular appeal that would make it unstoppable. | 0ent |
As an artist, Branwell went to London to seek admission to the Royal Academy Schools, but he lost heart, as soon as he arrived, and never even began. | As an artist, Branwell went to London to seek admission to the Royal Academy Schools, but he had heart failure, as soon as he arrived, and never even began. | 1nent |
Here was an urban no man's land, fit territory for murder. | Here was an urban a land that no one want to buy, fit territory for murder. | 1nent |
There are various historical reference points made available to us, by which it is said we can chart Britain's fall from grace. | There are various historical reference points made available to us, by which it is said we can chart Britain's become less graceful. | 1nent |
Apartheid arguments over, the Commonwealth's now seeking a new role spreading democracy, but the assembly lacks stars and so far the Cypriots have stolen the show. | Apartheid arguments over, the Commonwealth's now seeking a new role spreading democracy, but the assembly lacks stars and so far the Cypriots have acted unethically. | 1nent |
Erm since we've got we, we are on top of the world. | Erm since we've got we, we are on top of Mount Everest. | 1nent |
What the Morgan really lacked were adequate facilities behind the scenes. | What the Morgan really lacked were adequate facilities secretly. | 0ent |
To some extent, that is water under the bridge. | To some extent, that is in the past that cannot be undone but must be forgiven. | 0ent |
Tony Zanetta, former President of MainMan, the company set up by Tony DeFries to handle David's career, takes us behind the scenes and describes the setting up of MainMan. | Tony Zanetta, former President of MainMan, the company set up by Tony DeFries to handle David's career, takes us secretly and describes the setting up of MainMan. | 0ent |
Does the Minister accept that the vast majority of people in Scotland recognise and understand international obligations, and that the whole problem of the Iraqi contract arose from a feeling that something was being put through behind the scenes? | Does the Minister accept that the vast majority of people in Scotland recognise and understand international obligations, and that the whole problem of the Iraqi contract arose from a feeling that something was being put through secretly? | 0ent |
With mortgage rates falling in line with base rates, Mr Bootle said headline inflation would drop below 1pc early next year with underlying inflation moving up slightly to around 3pc at the year end. | With mortgage rates conforming with base rates, Mr Bootle said headline inflation would drop below 1pc early next year with underlying inflation moving up slightly to around 3pc at the year end. | 0ent |
" I'm saying this, Chuck, to remind you that it's the rich and powerful nations that call the tune around the world, " continued the senator through a burgeoning cloud of pale blue cigar smoke. | " I'm saying this, Chuck, to remind you that it's the rich and powerful nations that sing the song around the world, " continued the senator through a burgeoning cloud of pale blue cigar smoke. | 1nent |
Mrs Thatcher doesn't care and Katie's pregnant and alone, ravishing Reagan's over there and I'm working my fingers to the bone. | Mrs Thatcher doesn't care and Katie's pregnant and alone, ravishing Reagan's over there and I'm working my fingers completely. | 0ent |
Fiji's decline is abetted by its newly acquired reputation as a banana republic’ following the two coups last year when the military leader Colonel Rambuka refused to allow the democratically elected government to take office. | Fiji's decline is abetted by its newly acquired reputation as a banana grove following the two coups last year when the military leader Colonel Rambuka refused to allow the democratically elected government to take office. | 1nent |
In what is regarded as a make or break move for his political career, Mr Lamont will set out to demonstrate a clear route out of recession while underlining the Government's clamp on public spending. | In what is regarded as a build or destroy move for his political career, Mr Lamont will set out to demonstrate a clear route out of recession while underlining the Government's clamp on public spending. | 1nent |
It runs out of steam every now and again but generally gets re fired.’. | It runs out of energy every now and again but generally gets re fired.’. | 1nent |
After all, in the final analysis, I've choreographed this far fetched fixation in the service of Anya's original curse. | After all, after considering all aspects, I've choreographed this far fetched fixation in the service of Anya's original curse. | 1nent |
This predicament arises out of the demise of consciousness, when only consciousness, understood in a traditional way, can bring us face to face with, and hence give us any grasp on, the qualitative, as opposed to relational, properties. | This predicament arises out of the demise of consciousness, when only consciousness, understood in a traditional way, can bring us in person with, and hence give us any grasp on, the qualitative, as opposed to relational, properties. | 0ent |
The par five 13th, along with the long 15th, is probably the key, where scores can be made or broken. | The par five 13th, along with the long 15th, is probably the key, where scores can be builded or destroy. | 1nent |
Differential expansion with increasing temperature causes the compound rod to bend and make or break electrical contact. | Differential expansion with increasing temperature causes the compound rod to bend and build or destroy electrical contact. | 1nent |
It goes without saying that a total lack of career aspirations also belongs to the travellers ’ utopia. | It is obvious that a total lack of career aspirations also belongs to the travellers ’ utopia. | 0ent |
This weekend your ambitious drive may run out of steam, but friends and colleagues will be all the support you need to encourage you to keep on hammering away at achieving an important goal. | This weekend your ambitious drive may run out of energy, but friends and colleagues will be all the support you need to encourage you to keep on hammering away at achieving an important goal. | 0ent |
Would he have gone out on a limb for anyone other than David? | Would he have gone out onto a tree branch for anyone other than David? | 1nent |
Having broken the ice, the shy one then feels more confident to contribute on his own later. | Having made icecubes, the shy one then feels more confident to contribute on his own later. | 1nent |
He stood outside the door and cried and then went and drank until he was out cold. | He stood outside the door and cried and then went and drank until he was entirely unconscious. | 0ent |
The server or servers in the restaurant may lead the singing of the song while dessert is delivered to the table (which may or may not be a piece of cake, and may or may not be complimentary). | The server or servers in the restaurant may lead the singing of the song while dessert is delivered to the table (which may or may not be easy, and may or may not be complimentary). | 0ent |
An interesting study, this, of the varying techniques with which different men approached the moment of truth. | An interesting study, this, of the varying techniques with which different men approached the time when a test determines whether things will succeed. | 0ent |
Two defeats in their six home games is hardly what the fans expect but Flynn isn't pressing the panic button. | Two defeats in their six home games is hardly what the fans expect but Flynn isn't starting to panic. | 0ent |
The Profitboss comes clean: with his boss, with his people, with his colleagues. | The Profitboss admits the truth: with his boss, with his people, with his colleagues. | 0ent |
' I will fight this tooth and nail and won't hesitate to organise a demonstration right outside the airport if necessary.'. | ' I will bite and scratch and won't hesitate to organise a demonstration right outside the airport if necessary.'. | 1nent |
He told her about the fairies who lived in the holes on the river bank, and how Billy was half leprechaun. | He told her about the fairies who lived in debt on the river bank, and how Billy was half leprechaun. | 1nent |
Temple, 19, in his first year in the ABA and who had been working in Fawcett's butchers shop since 5.30 in the morning was over the moon with his hard earned win over Wales's Barry Jones. | Temple, 19, in his first year in the ABA and who had been working in Fawcett's butchers shop since 5.30 in the morning was delighted with his hard earned win over Wales's Barry Jones. | 0ent |
However, this plan came to grief following the Battle of Worcester, on September 3rd.1651, in which the Scottish army was thoroughly defeated by Cromwell's troops. | However, this plan expressed condolences following the Battle of Worcester, on September 3rd.1651, in which the Scottish army was thoroughly defeated by Cromwell's troops. | 1nent |
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