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My rule is when skating on thin ice move fast, so I shall get. | My rule is when skating bravely move fast, so I shall get. | 1nent |
The Electricity Board will tell you what you need to bring the installation up to scratch. | The Electricity Board will tell you what you need to bring the installation satisfactory. | 0ent |
But she ruled the roost: I don't like the heat. | But she was the controlling memwasr of the group: I don't like the heat. | 0ent |
We shouldn't be picking up the tab. | We shouldn't be accepting the bill and pay it. | 0ent |
If he's a skilled boardroom apparatchik, they say he's not much cop as a coach. | If he's a skilled boardroom apparatchik, they say he's impressive as a coach. | 1nent |
But it explained the 100 franc note I'd seen at Ma Scamp's and, come to think of it, the wad of francs I'd spotted in Bill Stubbly's wallet when I met him in the bank. | But it explained the 100 franc note I'd seen at Ma Scamp's and, on reflection, the wad of francs I'd spotted in Bill Stubbly's wallet when I met him in the bank. | 0ent |
But sometimes they go over the top with tricks to get you to buy. | But sometimes they go excellent with tricks to get you to buy. | 1nent |
It leaves me high and dry as far as the debt's concerned. | It leaves me abandoned as far as the debt's concerned. | 0ent |
On 27 June 1983 this offer was purportedly accepted by C.M.C., the acceptance being signed by the third defendant and, on the face of it, by the plaintiffs. | On 27 June 1983 this offer was purportedly accepted by C.M.C., the acceptance being signed by the third defendant and, Encountering, by the plaintiffs. | 1nent |
The present situation where players from different countries and unions are bound by different rules and standards is unsatisfactory to say the least. | The present situation where players from different countries and unions are bound by different rules and standards is unsatisfactory so as to be brief and efficient. | 1nent |
No, those roots demand bully boy tactics; the chub given no quarter; make or break; muck or nettles; call it what you will. | No, those roots demand bully boy tactics; the chub given no quarter; build or destroy; muck or nettles; call it what you will. | 1nent |
Seven years old … second time round the clock … charecterful … but it'll fetch as much as a new one would in Britain. | Seven years old … second time nonstop … charecterful … but it'll fetch as much as a new one would in Britain. | 0ent |
Goidelic Celts first went south into Turkey, which has always been a crossroads of trade and ideas. | Goidelic Celts first became worse into Turkey, which has always been a crossroads of trade and ideas. | 1nent |
It had already received three written warnings (one for fighting, one for being under the influence of drugs while in charge of a wood turning lathe, and one for lateness) and either had to leave or face the sack. | It had already received three written warnings (one for fighting, one for being intoxicated of drugs while in charge of a wood turning lathe, and one for lateness) and either had to leave or face the sack. | 0ent |
Well, I haven't, not by a long chalk and I'm not the tramp I look either. | Well, I haven't, not with a long stick of chalk and I'm not the tramp I look either. | 1nent |
In short they act as a first port of call and contact point in London. | In short they act as a first source of help and contact point in London. | 0ent |
You look as if you're a bit under the weather, Eb — not feeling too grand, p'raps?’. | You look as if you're a bit somewhat ill, Eb — not feeling too grand, p'raps?’. | 0ent |
The door to the right led into the UNACO command centre, manned round the clock by teams of analysts monitoring the fluctuating developments in world affairs. | The door to the right led into the UNACO command centre, manned nonstop by teams of analysts monitoring the fluctuating developments in world affairs. | 0ent |
Llansantffraid boss Graham Breeze paid tribute to the band of helpers who have worked tirelessly behind the scenes to bring the ground up to scratch. | Llansantffraid boss Graham Breeze paid tribute to the band of helpers who have worked tirelessly secretly to bring the ground up to scratch. | 0ent |
Second Lieutenant Kenneth Keith of the Gordon Highlanders looked over the parapet of his trench on Christmas Eve and was astonished to see one of his soldiers talking to a German soldier in No Man's Land. | Second Lieutenant Kenneth Keith of the Gordon Highlanders looked over the parapet of his trench on Christmas Eve and was astonished to see one of his soldiers talking to a German soldier in a land that no one want to buy. | 1nent |
It can be a tricky task to find just about anything you really need in the average garage and a piece of cake to find all manner of useless junk. | It can be a tricky task to find just about anything you really need in the average garage and easy to find all manner of useless junk. | 0ent |
Even back at the estuary all is not the sweetness and light that events like this week's launch suggests. | Even back at the estuary all is not the sugary and nutritionally void food that events like this week's launch suggests. | 1nent |
What's worse, they all got the boot but have since proved they can do the business at the highest level. | What's worse, they all obtained the boot but have since proved they can do the business at the highest level. | 1nent |
THE RULING body of the Conservative Party yesterday gave way to rank and file pressure and moved a step nearer to sanctioning official party candidates in Northern Ireland. | THE RULING body of the Conservative Party yesterday gave way to ordinary members pressure and moved a step nearer to sanctioning official party candidates in Northern Ireland. | 0ent |
I must have done, as not only did the Old Bill and the Ritas (as in Meter Maid) ignore me, but a real cabbie parked nearby came over to pass the time of day. | I must have done, as not only did the Old Bill and the Ritas (as in Meter Maid) ignore me, but a real cabbie parked nearby came over to tell the time. | 1nent |
The pair of fabliaux assimilates the two tellers; it leaves them standing virtually hand in hand rather than at blows; they are reconciled by the tit for tat of fabliau tale telling. | The pair of fabliaux assimilates the two tellers; it leaves them standing virtually hand in hand rather than at blows; they are reconciled by the this for that of fabliau tale telling. | 1nent |
I hope there's a fat cheque in the posh otherwise I shall be as poor as a church mouse. | I hope there's a fat cheque in the posh otherwise I shall be as wealthy. | 1nent |
He turned to stare at Tallis, who pulled a face. | He turned to stare at Tallis, who made a facial expression that shows dislike. | 0ent |
I've just been lucky so far, touch wood. | I've just been lucky so far, put the finishing touches on wood furniture. | 1nent |
With him in the dock and receiving the same sentences was his business partner, Benedict Marsh, also 28. | With him out on the docks and receiving the same sentences was his business partner, Benedict Marsh, also 28. | 1nent |
Commitment and dedication remained, but tilting at windmills had to stop. | Commitment and dedication remained, but enthusiastically build windmills had to stop. | 1nent |
He had ever favoured Em — there were no two ways about it — and Em had been quite wrong to post herself to Norfolk in the first place. | He had ever favoured Em — there were no other possible choice — and Em had been quite wrong to post herself to Norfolk in the first place. | 0ent |
For this interview, talking just for the hell of it, he was immeasurably more relaxed. | For this interview, talking just for whatever reason, he was immeasurably more relaxed. | 1nent |
That depends on whether or not we get the green light for a full series, and that won't be known for a couple of months. | That depends on whether or not we get the permission for a full series, and that won't be known for a couple of months. | 0ent |
But behind the scenes, the Venables / Sugar scenario turned sour. | But secretly, the Venables / Sugar scenario turned sour. | 0ent |
" All right, " said I, " I turn the other cheek " and I did so. | " All right, " said I, " I turn the head around " and I did so. | 1nent |
Council goes public for the first time. | Council is announced publicly for the first time. | 0ent |
7 weeks ago on December 5th, he walked free. | 7 weeks ago on December 5th, he went unpunished. | 0ent |
Just as the clinical professions can provide parents with the language and the concepts with which to take a negative view of the child, so they can provide the unwitting stimulus for the parent to enter a new, positive world in which things fall into place’. | Just as the clinical professions can provide parents with the language and the concepts with which to take a negative view of the child, so they can provide the unwitting stimulus for the parent to enter a new, positive world in which things sit down. | 1nent |
By the same token, five cases representing Crohn's disease (category E) by virtue of containing sarcoid like granulomata (evidently overlooked by the original pathologists), as well as 15 cases with varying degrees of overlapping histology (categories B, C, and D), were also distributed almost evenly between the two gr... | For the price of one ticket, five cases representing Crohn's disease (category E) by virtue of containing sarcoid like granulomata (evidently overlooked by the original pathologists), as well as 15 cases with varying degrees of overlapping histology (categories B, C, and D), were also distributed almost evenly between ... | 1nent |
Glasses never collect moisture when you come in from the cold outside. | Glasses never collect moisture when you gain widespread acceptance in a group outside. | 1nent |
February to June and September are powerful months for new alliances and relationships across the board. | February to June and September are powerful months for new alliances and relationships applying to all. | 0ent |
The era of the passive media consumer — or couch potato’— may be drawing to a close if they discoveries of the ingenious Media Lab at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology are any indication. | The era of the passive media consumer — or potato grown easily may be drawing to a close if they discoveries of the ingenious Media Lab at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology are any indication. | 1nent |
Yous all too late fer lunch, dat finished gone an hour ago,’ she informed them in no uncertain terms. | Yous all too late fer lunch, dat finished gone an hour ago,’ she informed them categorically. | 0ent |
At least, on the face of it, it will be cheaper to buy your own camera than to use a bureau. | At least, Encountering, it will be cheaper to buy your own camera than to use a bureau. | 1nent |
If you had a nice job on the railways maybe I could get out and about a bit.’. | If you had a nice job on the railways maybe I could get moving around a bit.’. | 0ent |
And for good measure, he entered into an important pariage agreement with Cluny and the bishop and chapter of Mâcon, that resulted in the creation of a royal enclave within the county. | And in addition to what has already been done, he entered into an important pariage agreement with Cluny and the bishop and chapter of Mâcon, that resulted in the creation of a royal enclave within the county. | 0ent |
A massive industrial crisis came to a head in late 1991 and early 1992 with widespread industrial unrest in some areas as Spain began to restructure its loss making steel, coal, shipbuilding and other sectors and withdraw subsidies in preparation for the EC single internal market in 1993. | A massive industrial crisis popped up in late 1991 and early 1992 with widespread industrial unrest in some areas as Spain began to restructure its loss making steel, coal, shipbuilding and other sectors and withdraw subsidies in preparation for the EC single internal market in 1993. | 1nent |
Well, if you do, do you think any of them would have signed this form if it had not been all in order and above board?’. | Well, if you do, do you think any of them would have signed this form if it had not been all in order and open and straightforward. | 0ent |
South African required 201 to win and, though Hudson (0) and Rushmere went cheaply, Wessels and Kirsten weathered the storm, posting 95 in 42 overs by the end of the fourth evening. | South African required 201 to win and, though Hudson (0) and Rushmere went cheaply, Wessels and Kirsten predicted the coming storm, posting 95 in 42 overs by the end of the fourth evening. | 1nent |
The Society prospered, although at its 1852 annual public tea it could hardly hold a Christmas cheese and wine party members were saddened by the numbers that had fallen from grace once the hay and corn harvests had been collected. | The Society prospered, although at its 1852 annual public tea it could hardly hold a Christmas cheese and wine party members were saddened by the numbers that had became less graceful once the hay and corn harvests had been collected. | 1nent |
Seles had no trouble beating Conchita Martinez and Gabriela Sabatini, who was let off the hook in the quarters by Jana Novotna. | Seles had no trouble beating Conchita Martinez and Gabriela Sabatini, who was let off the coathook in the quarters by Jana Novotna. | 1nent |
Still pack a punch, do they?’. | Still pack a small amount, do they?’. | 1nent |
I readily acknowledge that I cannot expect definitive statements from the Minister when the answers given by his ministerial colleagues, who have greater legal experience than the Minister and I possess, are, to say the least, somewhat circumspect. | I readily acknowledge that I cannot expect definitive statements from the Minister when the answers given by his ministerial colleagues, who have greater legal experience than the Minister and I possess, are, so as to be brief and efficient, somewhat circumspect. | 1nent |
When Coleridge got on one and let his imagination run riot, he came up with Kubla Khan. | When Coleridge got on one and let his imagination riot, he came up with Kubla Khan. | 1nent |
Growing conviction that apprenticeship was essentially slavery by another name came to a head with Joseph Sturge's return from an investigative visit to the West Indies in May 1837. | Growing conviction that apprenticeship was essentially slavery by another name popped up with Joseph Sturge's return from an investigative visit to the West Indies in May 1837. | 1nent |
Throughout the two day hearing, she appeared relaxed and confident, often turning to share a joke with her two male accomplices in the dock or smile at friends and family who crowded the court's public benches. | Throughout the two day hearing, she appeared relaxed and confident, often turning to share a joke with her two male accomplices under close scrutiny or smile at friends and family who crowded the court's public benches. | 0ent |
I'm not making light of the situation, it's very very serious, and we are still hoping that somebody in Wales will come forward to be our main sponsor. | I'm not illuminating the situation, it's very very serious, and we are still hoping that somebody in Wales will come forward to be our main sponsor. | 1nent |
But by recent Soviet standards Mr Gorbachev is a breath of fresh air. | But by recent Soviet standards Mr Gorbachev is a new pleasant experience. | 0ent |
They saw men trying to make money by selling apples and oranges at street corners and the brave attempt of others to look smart with well polished shoes, pressed suits and hidden frayed cuffs. | They saw men trying to make money by selling an incompatible equation at street corners and the brave attempt of others to look smart with well polished shoes, pressed suits and hidden frayed cuffs. | 1nent |
The accent over the top and all the rest of it. | The accent excellent and all the rest of it. | 1nent |
Still, it's a good thing from the hunt's point of view that new blood is coming along, surely? | Still, it's a good thing from the hunt's point of view that donated blood is coming along, surely? | 1nent |
It goes without saying that when a charity do is well organized and welcoming, it can be the greatest joy and can give you a good deal more than you'd ever anticipated. | It is obvious that when a charity do is well organized and welcoming, it can be the greatest joy and can give you a good deal more than you'd ever anticipated. | 0ent |
She was particularly fun in the choppier water when we could steer her accurately onto the face of the wave of our choice and drive her through the trough at full tilt. | She was particularly fun in the choppier water when we could steer her accurately onto the face of the wave of our choice and drive her through the trough at a position of fully leaning over. | 1nent |
I think that violence is economic suicide and as well as being destructive of the people on the ground of their economic well being, I think it lets those responsible off the hook. | I think that violence is economic suicide and as well as being destructive of the people on the ground of their economic well being, I think it lets those responsible off the coathook. | 1nent |
If the plants are barerooted, spread the roots out in the hole, with the same proviso regarding the long ones, and then crumble soil in over them to fill the hole. | If the plants are barerooted, spread the roots out in debt, with the same proviso regarding the long ones, and then crumble soil in over them to fill the hole. | 1nent |
I don't know, I always said I'd never took the piss out of these children, but I'm sure I must have done at school, but I must admit I was embarrassed. | I don't know, I always said I'd never tease out of these children, but I'm sure I must have done at school, but I must admit I was embarrassed. | 0ent |
A middle aged woman, matronly in appearance and, thought Tony, not looking at all comical, went straight into a saucy monologue about an amorous coalman who left dusty handprints on various parts of his lady customers' anatomies. | A middle aged woman, matronly in appearance and, thought Tony, not looking at all comical, became a law abiding person into a saucy monologue about an amorous coalman who left dusty handprints on various parts of his lady customers' anatomies. | 1nent |
The point is that the definition of the offence in clause 1(1) (b) is so wide that any stepping out of line could constitute prison mutiny. | The point is that the definition of the offence in clause 1(1) (b) is so wide that any stepping disproportionately could constitute prison mutiny. | 0ent |
Chairman Dick Corden, looking for new blood on the board, said: I'll be happy to finish fifth from bottom.’. | Chairman Dick Corden, looking for people newly brought in to a project on the board, said: I'll be happy to finish fifth from bottom.’. | 0ent |
Come on, I'm a big boy now, I can hack it.’. | Come on, I'm a big boy now, I can complete a task. | 0ent |
They came out of the wood into a bare field where coarse grass lapped limply around their ankles. | They came out of lumber into a bare field where coarse grass lapped limply around their ankles. | 1nent |
I worked as a researcher for him for so long I became part of the furniture, I really did. | I worked as a researcher for him for so long I became a piece of furniture, I really did. | 1nent |
However, Del Harris, the No.1, returning to action after a month out, had to work hard to avoid going the full distance with Sami Elopuro before winning 9 5, 9 2, 2 9, 9 7. | However, Del Harris, the No.1, returning to action after a month out, had to work hard to avoid taking a lot of time with Sami Elopuro before winning 9 5, 9 2, 2 9, 9 7. | 1nent |
By the same token, we cannot say this Thursday on Wednesday, because we ought to say tomorrow. | For the price of one ticket, we cannot say this Thursday on Wednesday, because we ought to say tomorrow. | 1nent |
Detectives believe a New York Mafia family, who planned to launder’ the bonds, sent a hitman to silence Thomas before he could name names. | Detectives believe a New York Mafia family, who planned to launder’ the bonds, sent a hitman to silence Thomas before he could identify specific people,. | 0ent |
If the development of HDMAC and Divine continues on schedule, they are likely to make an impact on the market at around the same time, probably making HDMAC redundant from the word go. | If the development of HDMAC and Divine continues on schedule, they are likely to make an impact on the market at around the same time, probably making HDMAC redundant from the green light. | 1nent |
His wife and daughter were mugged and raped and he set out on a trail of revenge killings in cold blood, making himself bait for the muggers. | His wife and daughter were mugged and raped and he set out on a trail of revenge killings in a ruthless manner, making himself bait for the muggers. | 0ent |
Coming back to our knife edge, then, Tit for Tat could surmount it. | Coming back to our knife edge, then, this for that could surmount it. | 1nent |
Remorseful Prober does better against Tit for Tat than Naive Prober does, though not as well as Tit for Tat does against itself. | Remorseful Prober does better against Tit for Tat than Naive Prober does, though not as well as equivalent retribution does against itself. | 0ent |
In the Pilkington final two years ago, they ran riot over the Cherry and Whites. | In the Pilkington final two years ago, they acted in a violent way over the Cherry and Whites. | 0ent |
Well obviously financially the club has gone downhill, I've no doubt Mark Lawrenson's name will be mentioned again, Dean Saunders. | Well obviously financially the club has worsen, I've no doubt Mark Lawrenson's name will be mentioned again, Dean Saunders. | 0ent |
That, one would have thought, was an indictment sweeping enough to settle the matter once and for all. | That, one would have thought, was an indictment sweeping enough to settle the matter conclusively. | 0ent |
Arsenal's £ 2.5 million striker is in the dock for an off the ball punch on Tottenham's David Howells in last Saturday's stormy North London derby. | Arsenal's £ 2.5 million striker is under close scrutiny for an off the ball punch on Tottenham's David Howells in last Saturday's stormy North London derby. | 0ent |
It so happened that it fell to the lot of Geoffrey Holton and Chris Protheroe to do the donkey work in the Lusaka accident, but it could have been any of the twenty or so investigators in AIB. | It so happened that it fell to the lot of Geoffrey Holton and Chris Protheroe to do the hard, boring, routine work in the Lusaka accident, but it could have been any of the twenty or so investigators in AIB. | 0ent |
It is time ministers took steps to stop this public money going down the drain.’. | It is time ministers took steps to stop this public money going down to the ocean. | 1nent |
I came to pass the time of day, that's all.’. | I came to tell the time, that's all.’. | 1nent |
Ah well, back to the drawing board …. | Ah well, back to the beginning following an unsuccessful attempt …. | 0ent |
However, the Franco German relationship, for all its sweetness and light in public, is a complicated relationship. | However, the Franco German relationship, for all its sugary and nutritionally void food in public, is a complicated relationship. | 1nent |
With one last defiant surge of power the jeep finally gave up the ghost. | With one last defiant surge of power the jeep finally acted like a ghost. | 1nent |
The creation of Scottish, Welsh and English regional Parliaments therefore goes hand in hand with the promotion of more European cooperation and partnership, ensuring access to power for individuals and their communities right across Europe. | The creation of Scottish, Welsh and English regional Parliaments therefore holds hands with the promotion of more European cooperation and partnership, ensuring access to power for individuals and their communities right across Europe. | 1nent |
If SS and/or the FGC then supported an adoption application, it would carry a lot of weight in court. | If SS and/or the FGC then supported an adoption application, it would be important in court. | 0ent |
And for the thousands of chatline users who will be left high and dry when their service shuts down in April, Dr Derek Milne predicts a further search for support. | And for the thousands of chatline users who will be left floating in dry air when their service shuts down in April, Dr Derek Milne predicts a further search for support. | 1nent |
His routines —'sensuous ,' scream the housewives — are delightfully off the cuff in a world of TV micro management. | His routines —'sensuous ,' scream the housewives — are delightfully out from under the cuff of a sleeve in a world of TV micro management. | 1nent |
What is more, she said so — in no uncertain terms. | What is more, she said so — categorically. | 0ent |
On the face of it, she and Prince Charles had very little in common when they re met in 1979. | Encountering, she and Prince Charles had very little in common when they re met in 1979. | 1nent |
The promise was probably vague, we'll see it, we may use our good offices to the United Nations to some sort of embargoes or, that's all ca they're likely to be promised because we're not in a position to promise anything. | The promise was probably vague, we'll see it, we may use our influence to the United Nations to some sort of embargoes or, that's all ca they're likely to be promised because we're not in a position to promise anything. | 0ent |
For good measure Lord Berners's quirky ballet suite The Triumph of Neptune is included. | In addition to what has already been done Lord Berners's quirky ballet suite The Triumph of Neptune is included. | 0ent |
Public concern came to a head in the Maxwell Confait case, in which the reliability of confession evidence obtained from a mentally handicapped defendant became a particular source of anxiety (Fisher, 1977). | Public concern popped up in the Maxwell Confait case, in which the reliability of confession evidence obtained from a mentally handicapped defendant became a particular source of anxiety (Fisher, 1977). | 1nent |
The operation was really touch and go there for awhile but the doctor thinks he'll pull through. | The operation was really swift there for awhile but the doctor thinks he'll pull through. | 1nent |
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