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But instead of throwing a screen punch’, Beery, as was often his habit, threw a real punch and knocked Raft out cold. | But instead of throwing a screen punch’, Beery, as was often his habit, threw a real punch and knocked Raft out into the cold air. | 1nent |
If you don't know Venice well it's quite possible to get lost even in broad daylight, and, as you don't speak Italian … ’. | If you don't know Venice well it's quite possible to get lost even in a well lit room, and, as you don't speak Italian … ’. | 1nent |
Exploring the nether regions of East Sussex from cold comfort on the South Downs, to Mexico in Peasmarsh, the Festival is out of the concert hall and into the streets, the sewers …. | Exploring the nether regions of East Sussex from warm clothes on the South Downs, to Mexico in Peasmarsh, the Festival is out of the concert hall and into the streets, the sewers …. | 1nent |
' Lend me your ears ,' Fred orated, altering his hold and guttering at the knees. | ' help deaf people ,' Fred orated, altering his hold and guttering at the knees. | 1nent |
Willy Russell's story of a hair dresser seeking to learn at any price via her reluctant and sozzled tutor continues to stand the test of time. | Willy Russell's story of a hair dresser seeking to learn at any price via her reluctant and sozzled tutor continues to last a long time. | 0ent |
It might if dust never gathered on the old photo albums full of the ex and I whooping it up in Corfu circa 1980. | It might if dust never gathered on the old photo albums full of the ex and I whipping up a meal in Corfu circa 1980. | 1nent |
Possible reasons for non approval run the gamut from the usual to the astounding. | Possible reasons for non approval emcompass the full range from the usual to the astounding. | 0ent |
Several weeks of demonstrations in the northern state of Katsina by a group loyal to the local Shi'ite Moslem leader, Mallam Yakubu Yahaya, came to a head in April. | Several weeks of demonstrations in the northern state of Katsina by a group loyal to the local Shi'ite Moslem leader, Mallam Yakubu Yahaya, popped up in April. | 1nent |
You can imagine how that brought the house down. | You can imagine how that made the house collapse. | 1nent |
But what is almost laughable is his ascribing' the strength of our intellectual case' to the tired old hat waffle you print in the article today ,' Onward Christian socialists'. | But what is almost laughable is his ascribing' the strength of our intellectual case' to the tired very common and hackneyed waffle you print in the article today ,' Onward Christian socialists'. | 0ent |
But they will, instead, fall in line’ to move an innovation ahead. | But they will, instead, obey to move an innovation ahead. | 0ent |
General feelings of being under the weather and slight depression can all combine to make sex seem uninteresting or just a necessary chore! | General feelings of being somewhat ill and slight depression can all combine to make sex seem uninteresting or just a necessary chore! | 0ent |
But the rolling series of scandals surrounding global megabanks makes it difficult for anyone to keep a straight face when executives insist that our largest banks must maintain their current scale and scope. | But the rolling series of scandals surrounding global megabanks makes it difficult for anyone to keep the face expressionless when executives insist that our largest banks must maintain their current scale and scope. | 0ent |
Durfey may have written the lyrics himself, adding a coded signature to cock a snook at his detractors (The Town may da da da m me as a poet, but they sing my songs for all that’); or he may conceivably have acted the part himself, for money he appeared to need, and plenty of laughs backstage. | Durfey may have written the lyrics himself, adding a coded signature to compliment at his detractors (The Town may da da da m me as a poet, but they sing my songs for all that’); or he may conceivably have acted the part himself, for money he appeared to need, and plenty of laughs backstage. | 1nent |
On the face of it section 6 of the 1980 Act has added little in the way of parental rights to section 76 of the 1944 Act. | Encountering section 6 of the 1980 Act has added little in the way of parental rights to section 76 of the 1944 Act. | 1nent |
The in fighting on the United board has reached an intense pitch, with several incumbent directors jockeying for position as the Knighton deal looks increasingly likely to fail. | The in fighting on the United board has reached an intense pitch, with several incumbent directors Maneuver for some benefit as the Knighton deal looks increasingly likely to fail. | 0ent |
I mean the first couple of days, we spent a lot of time just trying to cool people down and and stop them panicking and er and stop them going over the top. | I mean the first couple of days, we spent a lot of time just trying to cool people down and and stop them panicking and er and stop them going excellent. | 1nent |
His first wife had gone to Australia, he had claimed in the dock, but there was doubt about that. | His first wife had gone to Australia, he had claimed out on the docks, but there was doubt about that. | 1nent |
Loretta's occasional visits to the Cruise missile base had never involved her in getting arrested, but she was well aware that some police took a dim view of peace protesters. | Loretta's occasional visits to the Cruise missile base had never involved her in getting arrested, but she was well aware that some police was unable to clearly see peace protesters. | 1nent |
But now you have him somewhere under lock and key, and with nothing good to look forward to, whatever follows. | But now you have him somewhere imprisoned with little chance of escape, and with nothing good to look forward to, whatever follows. | 0ent |
The name of Farthingdales rang several alarm bells. | The name of Farthingdales ringed a church bell. | 1nent |
I wanted to wear really bright red lipstick too, just for the sheer hell of it! '. | I wanted to wear really bright red lipstick too, just for whatever reason! '. | 1nent |
What made this worse was that we (there were a few of us Leeds fans in my school) we friends with a west brom fan, and had been taking the piss all year … hadnt they recently gone up to div 1? | What made this worse was that we (there were a few of us Leeds fans in my school) we friends with a west brom fan, and had been tease all year … hadnt they recently gone up to div 1? | 0ent |
Hence, explanations and prescriptions which stress higher investment as the direct means to higher growth in the UK are probably very wide of the mark [Pollard, 1982]. | Hence, explanations and prescriptions which stress higher investment as the direct means to higher growth in the UK are probably very considerably accurate [Pollard, 1982]. | 1nent |
According to information from the newspaper " Bild ~ am ~ Sonntag, " the federal government is planning a reform of traffic laws and a change in tests for driving under the influence of alcohol. | According to information from the newspaper " Bild ~ am ~ Sonntag, " the federal government is planning a reform of traffic laws and a change in tests for driving under the spell of alcohol. | 1nent |
Zoff detailed the drama behind the scenes as Gazza was kept on tenterhooks for the past four days, wondering whether he would make his Italian debut. | Zoff detailed the drama secretly as Gazza was kept on tenterhooks for the past four days, wondering whether he would make his Italian debut. | 0ent |
Come to think of it, it is most unusual at any hour for so many hon.Ladies and hon.Gentlemen in the Chamber to remain seated when I rise to speak. | On reflection, it is most unusual at any hour for so many hon.Ladies and hon.Gentlemen in the Chamber to remain seated when I rise to speak. | 0ent |
It's been over ten years in the making and at times it looked a far away dream but finally the Manic Street Preachers' Greatest Hits' package will see the light of day this Christmas. | It's been over ten years in the making and at times it looked a far away dream but finally the Manic Street Preachers' Greatest Hits' package will see the brightest star of day this Christmas. | 1nent |
Not being paid wasn't a problem; what was however was that I was being used for the donkey work without any consultation on the artistic side of it, And that was important to me. | Not being paid wasn't a problem; what was however was that I was being used for the hard, boring, routine work without any consultation on the artistic side of it, And that was important to me. | 0ent |
Eisenhower was essentially a moderate in politics and saw his role as one of " holding the line " between extremes, either of conservatism or liberalism. | Eisenhower was essentially a moderate in politics and saw his role as one of " holding onto the rope " between extremes, either of conservatism or liberalism. | 1nent |
One or two people who'll be sleeping rough if they can't beg the room rate. | One or two people who'll be sleep outdoors if they can't beg the room rate. | 0ent |
Do nt be suprised to see marks of 7 or 8 for Leeds this week — as all of a sudden its becoming well known that we ve won 5 on the trot — and pretty hard to ignore us. | Do nt be suprised to see marks of 7 or 8 for Leeds this week — as all of a sudden its becoming well known that we ve won 5 on a horse — and pretty hard to ignore us. | 1nent |
In my profession, it pays to have an eye for art. | In my profession, it pays to easily discern art. | 0ent |
To them, seeking to explain and treat the problem’ in terms of the dynamics within a family is morally indefensible — it lets the abuser off the hook’and blames the child, or more usually the mother, for colluding with or even encouraging the abuse (see, for example, Nelson, 1987; MacLeod and Saraga, 1987). | To them, seeking to explain and treat the problem’ in terms of the dynamics within a family is morally indefensible — it lets the abuser off the coathook blames the child, or more usually the mother, for colluding with or even encouraging the abuse (see, for example, Nelson, 1987; MacLeod and Saraga, 1987). | 1nent |
The preliminary report by the fire experts, tabled in the North ~ Rhine ~Westphalia state parliament's relevant committees today, says the PVC spouting appears to have caught fire during welding work on a gap above it. | The preliminary report by the fire experts, tabled in the North ~ Rhine ~Westphalia state parliament's relevant committees today, says the PVC spouting appears to have became engulfed in flames during welding work on a gap above it. | 0ent |
But in the long term, density dependent factors must regulate population size by decreasing survival and fertility such that r=0. | But over a long period of time, density dependent factors must regulate population size by decreasing survival and fertility such that r=0. | 0ent |
Money is power, and for this reason employment continues to call the tune. | Money is power, and for this reason employment continues to make the decisions. | 0ent |
In the final analysis, organizations have to weigh up the anticipated benefits of particular media against the costs involved. | After considering all aspects, organizations have to weigh up the anticipated benefits of particular media against the costs involved. | 0ent |
Planned face to face information flow with feedback is the most effective vehicle for exchanging understanding but supporting media can improve effectiveness if appropriate and justified. | Planned in person information flow with feedback is the most effective vehicle for exchanging understanding but supporting media can improve effectiveness if appropriate and justified. | 0ent |
The assault on Libya is all too conveniently timed to let Iran and Syria off the hook and speed the release of hostages.’. | The assault on Libya is all too conveniently timed to let Iran and Syria relieved of a duty and speed the release of hostages.’. | 0ent |
Gossip has it that his wife had recently left him and he wanted to make a clean break. | Gossip has it that his wife had recently left him and he wanted to leave the relationship completely. | 0ent |
Though it may be possible to get professional or voluntary back up for a few hours a day or a few days a week, an old or very sick and disabled person needs constant nursing and supervision round the clock. | Though it may be possible to get professional or voluntary back up for a few hours a day or a few days a week, an old or very sick and disabled person needs constant nursing and supervision nonstop. | 0ent |
He learnt the periodic ~ table by ~ heart just for fun. | He learnt the periodic ~ table from unaided memory and in full detail just for fun. | 0ent |
A knitting needle, in this day and age! | A knitting needle, in the current era of history! | 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 took a stroll without disturbance. | 1nent |
All along, as I reported at the time, Sarah had wanted to take her baby with her. | The entire time, as I reported at the time, Sarah had wanted to take her baby with her. | 0ent |
In the opening sequence the Poet is so concerned with the Friend and his future existence that he seems to write himself out of the picture. | In the opening sequence the Poet is so concerned with the Friend and his future existence that he seems to write himself away from participating in the matter under consideration. | 0ent |
A level students reach the moment of truth. | A level students reach the time when a test determines whether things will succeed. | 0ent |
I'm perfectly happy to plead a two year old's birthday and then wiggle, flatter and schmooze to get myself off the hook. | I'm perfectly happy to plead a two year old's birthday and then wiggle, flatter and schmooze to get myself off the coathook. | 1nent |
Coming down to the wire with FileNet imaging, WorkFlo products. | Coming to the very end of the process with FileNet imaging, WorkFlo products. | 0ent |
Cooperation means working hand in hand, not hand to mouth. | Cooperation means working hand in hand, not hand in mouth. | 1nent |
If in Cosi it is the women who are put upon, then in L'Italiana in Algeri it is the eponymous heroine who wears the trousers — or so, at least, it ought to be. | If in Cosi it is the women who are put upon, then in L'Italiana in Algeri it is the eponymous heroine who is the commanding memisr of the group — or so, at least, it ought to be. | 0ent |
Her imagination ran riot, peopling the place with great caliphs, beautiful ladies in gossamer veils and fierce soldiers to guard the purple red ramparts. | Her imagination riot, peopling the place with great caliphs, beautiful ladies in gossamer veils and fierce soldiers to guard the purple red ramparts. | 1nent |
All the female rappers who've fallen in line with the misogynist myth by calling themselves degrading names like BYTCHES WITH PROBLEMS, OVERWEIGHT POOCH and HOES WIT' ATTITUDE. | All the female rappers who've obeyed with the misogynist myth by calling themselves degrading names like BYTCHES WITH PROBLEMS, OVERWEIGHT POOCH and HOES WIT' ATTITUDE. | 0ent |
Oh, that's called a howler, that's a howler, if you leave your handset off the hook for more than a minute, 25 seconds, or is it 60 I can't remember, for a length of time you get the howler. | Oh, that's called a howler, that's a howler, if you leave your handset off the coathook for more than a minute, 25 seconds, or is it 60 I can't remember, for a length of time you get the howler. | 1nent |
And even now he can't believe he's off the hook. | And even now he can't believe he's off the coathook. | 1nent |
Was he worried that she'd finally found her proof that he was hand in glove with Harry Martin? | Was he worried that she'd finally found her proof that he was in very close cooperation with Harry Martin? | 0ent |
It is her house — full of contemporary art curios, exposed stonework and a neglected Bafta award, gathering dust on a shelf. | It is her house — full of contemporary art curios, exposed stonework and a neglected Bafta award, remaining unused for a long period of time on a shelf. | 0ent |
We have to learn to take what you're told with a piece of cake! | We have to learn to take what you're told with easy! | 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 |
I don't mind putting my neck on the line when I have to, or when there's a percentage in it, but anybody who fools with the Severn in these parts just for the hell of it, is an idiot.’. | I don't mind putting my neck on the line when I have to, or when there's a percentage in it, but anybody who fools with the Severn in these parts just for whatever reason, is an idiot.’. | 1nent |
The first edition saw the light of day in 1968. | The first edition saw the brightest star of day in 1968. | 1nent |
If you generally want the views of the public it is no good trying to false those views through a straight jacket of your own to make it what you think there views should be unless of course they go right over the top in which they I don't think that's happened so far. | If you generally want the views of the public it is no good trying to false those views through a straight jacket of your own to make it what you think there views should be unless of course they go right excellent in which they I don't think that's happened so far. | 1nent |
DRINKERS at TV's most famous bar may soon be saying cheers in another watering hole. | DRINKERS at TV's most famous bar may soon be saying cheers in debt. | 1nent |
I thought I had just about run the gamut of sexual experiences, but nothing like this had ever happened to me before. | I thought I had just about emcompass the full range of sexual experiences, but nothing like this had ever happened to me before. | 0ent |
The Dramatic Society founded in 1930 and the School Orchestra (1931) went from strength to strength, with public performances the success of which invited favourable comparisons with professional groups. | The Dramatic Society founded in 1930 and the School Orchestra (1931) got stronger, with public performances the success of which invited favourable comparisons with professional groups. | 0ent |
The flowers of the garden mourned for Virginia Creeper, with nobody to restrain them the flowers had left their beds and were running riot. | The flowers of the garden mourned for Virginia Creeper, with nobody to restrain them the flowers had left their beds and were acting in a violent way. | 0ent |
Cocooned inside fortress PWL, Kylie chose her first interviews in Britain to explain the homespun philosophy that was to keep body and soul together during this trying two months in Britain. | Cocooned inside fortress PWL, Kylie chose her first interviews in Britain to explain the homespun philosophy that was to calm down and act appropriately during this trying two months in Britain. | 1nent |
Brave mower men cut a dash for wet spring. | Brave mower men give a conspicuous impression for wet spring. | 0ent |
And we've quite a few bits and bobs of furnishing that your mother might find useful. | And we've quite a few small remaining pieces and items of furnishing that your mother might find useful. | 0ent |
If Labour Members want to encourage inward investment, they should come clean and clarify in their own minds what their plans for national insurance contributions are. | If Labour Members want to encourage inward investment, they should be completely honest and clarify in their own minds what their plans for national insurance contributions are. | 0ent |
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, in the last page of the report, can all be shown to be about certain concrete ontological items and attributes of such items. | 1nent |
Sergeant Bragg and I will not rest until we have the murderer under lock and key.’. | Sergeant Bragg and I will not rest until we have the murderer imprisoned with little chance of escape. | 0ent |
Everyone will think you're just part of the furniture.’. | Everyone will think you're just a piece of furniture. | 1nent |
English statesman and twice Prime Minister (1784–1801 and 1804–6): the pilot who had weathered the storm’,DS 61; increased the tax on windows, OCS 28; sought to adopt a neutral attitude towards the French Revolution, but on France's declaring war on England put Britain at the head of a powerful anti French alliance, TT... | English statesman and twice Prime Minister (1784–1801 and 1804–6): the pilot who had predicted the coming storm 61; increased the tax on windows, OCS 28; sought to adopt a neutral attitude towards the French Revolution, but on France's declaring war on England put Britain at the head of a powerful anti French alliance,... | 1nent |
Yet yesterday's appointment of Howard Kendall as manager seems, on the face of it, one of the most rational and sensible moves the Blues have made in recent years. | Yet yesterday's appointment of Howard Kendall as manager seems, at first glance, one of the most rational and sensible moves the Blues have made in recent years. | 0ent |
He points out that sometimes we have control over our ideas, and sometimes not: often we can set ourselves to imagine what we want; at other times, however, as in broad daylight, it is not in my power to … determine what particular objects shall present themselves to my view’. | He points out that sometimes we have control over our ideas, and sometimes not: often we can set ourselves to imagine what we want; at other times, however, as in a well lit room, it is not in my power to … determine what particular objects shall present themselves to my view’. | 1nent |
Mine is one of those libraries which picks up the tab …. | Mine is one of those libraries which accepts the bill and pay it …. | 0ent |
But since then Oxford have been on the up and up. | But since then Oxford have been legitimate and honest. | 0ent |
They are less than enthusiastic about flake or other dried foods, and although they will take these to keep body and soul together, you are unlikely to achieve breeding success on such a diet. | They are less than enthusiastic about flake or other dried foods, and although they will take these to calm down and act appropriately, you are unlikely to achieve breeding success on such a diet. | 1nent |
It made no sense — none — yet here in black and white was proof that nothing was the way it had seemed. | It made no sense — none — yet here in different colors was proof that nothing was the way it had seemed. | 1nent |
On the face of it, this finding might seem to invalidate Hudson's whole theory. | At first glance, this finding might seem to invalidate Hudson's whole theory. | 0ent |
This quality derives from the fact that oral speech involves face to face contact and also that oral languages are less widespread than written languages and so are shared by smaller groups. | This quality derives from the fact that oral speech involves in person contact and also that oral languages are less widespread than written languages and so are shared by smaller groups. | 0ent |
She pulled a face, and ran her outstretched fingers through her long hair, pulling it out sideways from her head to that it fell back softly in the shape of a folding fan. | She made a facial expression that shows dislike, and ran her outstretched fingers through her long hair, pulling it out sideways from her head to that it fell back softly in the shape of a folding fan. | 0ent |
The Government should index it or come clean and abolish it. | The Government should index it or admit the truth and abolish it. | 0ent |
Don't fill her head with a lot of nonsense,’ said my mother, rather oddly since, on the face of it, Lili had been recommending the path of virtue. | Don't fill her head with a lot of nonsense,’ said my mother, rather oddly since, Encountering, Lili had been recommending the path of virtue. | 1nent |
A man has walked free from court after admitting handling money from an armed raid on a post office. | A man has went unpunished from court after admitting handling money from an armed raid on a post office. | 0ent |
It argues, in no uncertain terms, that levels of exploitation undreamed of outside the sweatshops of the Third World are coming home to roost in the depressed urban ghettos of the West. | It argues, categorically, that levels of exploitation undreamed of outside the sweatshops of the Third World are coming home to roost in the depressed urban ghettos of the West. | 0ent |
This autumn's public spending round will be a moment of truth. | This autumn's public spending round will be a time when a test determines whether things will succeed. | 0ent |
High and Low’, MOMA's ambitious attempt to fathom the relationship between high and low culture in modern art, was a costly AT&T funded project that travelled from New York to Chicago and Los Angeles only to be savaged by most critics at each of its stops. | High and Low’, MOMA's ambitious attempt to fathom the relationship between at the top and bottom culture in modern art, was a costly AT&T funded project that travelled from New York to Chicago and Los Angeles only to be savaged by most critics at each of its stops. | 1nent |
He said No thanks, I'm on the wagon now lads’.’. | He said No thanks, I'm on the vehicle now lads’.’. | 1nent |
God alone knew what the traffic would be like on the freeway, through the mean streets of Edgware, down to the inferno that was the A406, on through gloomy Tolworth and Chessington, out to the no man's land that was Leatherhead. | God alone knew what the traffic would be like on the freeway, through the mean streets of Edgware, down to the inferno that was the A406, on through gloomy Tolworth and Chessington, out to the a land that no one want to buy that was Leatherhead. | 1nent |
The risk associated with societal modernisation was, therefore, that the individual passions would run riot. | The risk associated with societal modernisation was, therefore, that the individual passions would riot. | 1nent |
He added: Let us move beyond containment, and once and for all end the Cold War.’. | He added: Let us move beyond containment, and conclusively end the Cold War.’. | 0ent |
He was not the chief executive of a big corporation but in an uneasy no man's land between the department and the service. | He was not the chief executive of a big corporation but in an uneasy a land that no one want to buy between the department and the service. | 1nent |
Change was unstoppable and they had to stay ahead of the game. | Change was unstoppable and they had to stay ahead of the task. | 0ent |
The report to the DTI was due to be published shortly anyway, so, on the face of it, its premature appearance may not seem too important. | The report to the DTI was due to be published shortly anyway, so, at first glance, its premature appearance may not seem too important. | 0ent |
My rule is when skating on thin ice move fast, so I shall get. | My rule is when skating at risk move fast, so I shall get. | 0ent |
Because she had to know once and for all what was going on, that was why. | Because she had to know conclusively what was going on, that was why. | 0ent |
Physically the Decimax should go the distance, too. | Physically the Decimax should take a lot of time, too. | 1nent |
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