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Whatever stage we have reached and whatever the problems with cancellation charges, given the running costs of the fourth Trident submarine, we are bound to save money in the long run. | Whatever stage we have reached and whatever the problems with cancellation charges, given the running costs of the fourth Trident submarine, we are bound to save money after a very long time. | 0ent |
But the Leeds manager is almost certainly on the point of making a move — and the priority is the right back position that has been a problem all season because of the absence of Mel Sterland. | But the Leeds manager is almost certainly on the point of taking action — and the priority is the right back position that has been a problem all season because of the absence of Mel Sterland. | 0ent |
Already comfortable to say the least as an Oxfordshire landowner, he's now the toast of the publishing world and all because he had one very good idea for a thriller. | Already comfortable so as to be brief and efficient as an Oxfordshire landowner, he's now the toast of the publishing world and all because he had one very good idea for a thriller. | 1nent |
Drama had, from the word go, a very definite appeal for the young Pigott Smith. | Drama had, from the green light, a very definite appeal for the young Pigott Smith. | 1nent |
' You're cutting it really fine, Masklin ,' said Angalo. | ' You're skillful in cutting, Masklin ,' said Angalo. | 1nent |
Since all of our methods rely on making working hypotheses about the functional organization of the brain, these assumptions should be kept in mind all the time, and, if necessary, modified in the light of experimental evidence. | Since all of our methods rely on making working hypotheses about the functional organization of the brain, these assumptions should be kept in mind all the time, and, if necessary, modified in consideration of experimental evidence. | 0ent |
If you listen to the way the voice comes in in relation to where the chords are, you'll see that the vocal fits exactly in the holes where the guitar isn't playing. | If you listen to the way the voice comes in in relation to where the chords are, you'll see that the vocal fits exactly in debt where the guitar isn't playing. | 1nent |
But it's all in a day's work for the manmountain … well, in a day's lounging around, actually. | But it's all work that be done in a single day for the manmountain … well, in a day's lounging around, actually. | 1nent |
Moreover, other Bolshevik leaders have taken the floor in a series of meetings, and also made an appeal to immediate insurrection. | Moreover, other Bolshevik leaders have sat on the floor in a series of meetings, and also made an appeal to immediate insurrection. | 1nent |
She could almost feel the internal battle raging within her, and for a long moment could do nothing but gaze at the stage, torn between seeing it as a hostile no man's land and home. | She could almost feel the internal battle raging within her, and for a long moment could do nothing but gaze at the stage, torn between seeing it as a hostile a land that no one want to buy and home. | 1nent |
He told a news conference at the club's White Hart Lane ground: I've been threatened, spat on, chased after and have been called all the names under the sun. | He told a news conference at the club's White Hart Lane ground: I've been threatened, spat on, chased after and have been called all the names that makes you warm. | 1nent |
I get the picture,’ he said. | I take a picture he said. | 1nent |
Least funny of all, of course, was that no laughing matter in the Gulf. | Least funny of all, of course, was that something serious that should not be joked about in the Gulf. | 0ent |
The individual ethos and specialism of a school is vital, as schools build a centre of excellence, and use that specialist excellence and ethos to raise standards across the board. | The individual ethos and specialism of a school is vital, as schools build a centre of excellence, and use that specialist excellence and ethos to raise standards applying to all. | 0ent |
Will he take a dive if the money's right?’. | Will he dive into a pool if the money's right?’. | 1nent |
After his one and only lesson in watercolour from a visiting European called Rex Battarbee he went from strength to strength, passing on his considerable skills to four sons and various other members of an extended family. | After his one and only lesson in watercolour from a visiting European called Rex Battarbee he got stronger, passing on his considerable skills to four sons and various other members of an extended family. | 0ent |
Main Line's lawyers said during a trial in state court that Basinger suffered from an ego run amok’ and that her backing out led to a year long delay and a loss of between £ 3.3 m and £ 6.6 m. | Main Line's lawyers said during a trial in state court that Basinger suffered from an ego go on a rampage and that her backing out led to a year long delay and a loss of between £ 3.3 m and £ 6.6 m. | 0ent |
However, the richness as a cultural object of a deteriorated Windows 1.0 disc pack is cold comfort to an archivist or historian preoccupied with preserving or regenerating the operational environment of the product. | However, the richness as a cultural object of a deteriorated Windows 1.0 disc pack is warm clothes to an archivist or historian preoccupied with preserving or regenerating the operational environment of the product. | 1nent |
Although I do not propose to go into the details of the church here, suffice to say, it struck me as a very curious place with many things strangely out of kilter. | Although I do not propose to go into the details of the church here, suffice to say, it struck me as a very curious place with many things strangely askew. | 0ent |
More recently, Axelrod and Hamilton (1981) have shown (for a slightly altered model) that Tit for Tat is stable against any alternative strategy, and not just against Defect. | More recently, Axelrod and Hamilton (1981) have shown (for a slightly altered model) that this for that is stable against any alternative strategy, and not just against Defect. | 1nent |
We are disappointed to say the least with the bilateral talks which appear to have got nowhere.’. | We are disappointed so as to be brief and efficient with the bilateral talks which appear to have got nowhere.’. | 1nent |
He would generally stop and have a word or two or listen to her. | He would generally stop and speak privately or two or listen to her. | 0ent |
Socialists stab each other in the chest in broad daylight. | Socialists stab each other in the chest in a well lit room. | 1nent |
A rung down are the expatriates hired by Japanese companies, who inhabit an eerie social no man's land. | A rung down are the expatriates hired by Japanese companies, who inhabit an eerie social a land that no one want to buy. | 1nent |
Enjoy the ride down, let the wind fly through your hair, go with the flow, and wait for the big crash. | Enjoy the ride down, let the wind fly through your hair, swim downstream, and wait for the big crash. | 1nent |
Around the turn of the century men from Potterspury formed a club with a view to purchase a horse and brake to convey them to and from Wolverton. | Around the turn of the century men from Potterspury formed a club with the intention to purchase a horse and brake to convey them to and from Wolverton. | 0ent |
We had arrived from Harehills on the up and up with the booming coal industry. | We had arrived from Harehills earning more money with the booming coal industry. | 1nent |
So impassive and peculiar had the Collector become, so obviously on the verge, everyone thought so (you would have thought so yourself if you had seen him at this time), of giving up the ghost, that his face was scrutinized more closely than ever for any trace of remorse as the gorse bruiser was carried out. | So impassive and peculiar had the Collector become, so obviously on the verge, everyone thought so (you would have thought so yourself if you had seen him at this time), of acting like a ghost, that his face was scrutinized more closely than ever for any trace of remorse as the gorse bruiser was carried out. | 1nent |
Then I heard how he lived hand to mouth in the Bronx, lobbying whom he could at the talking shop. | Then I heard how he lived hand to mouth in the Bronx, lobbying whom he could at the talking about shopping. | 1nent |
I feel a bit under the weather. | I feel a bit somewhat ill. | 0ent |
We all thought right okay, we'll get out for a few days and matters'll come to a head, get sorted out and we'd be back at work, happy as anything you know, everything sorted within a couple of weeks. | We all thought right okay, we'll get out for a few days and matters'll reach a turning point, get sorted out and we'd be back at work, happy as anything you know, everything sorted within a couple of weeks. | 0ent |
Palatine is going from strength to strength as an independent. | Palatine is getting stronger as an independent. | 0ent |
So when the USA moved the goalposts by setting still lower targets for particulates and NOx, new avenues had to be explored. | So when the USA altered the terms of an agreement while it is ongoing by setting still lower targets for particulates and NOx, new avenues had to be explored. | 0ent |
One enlarged photograph showed a man in the dock. | One enlarged photograph showed a man under close scrutiny. | 1nent |
In the dock at Craigavon Crown Court was Brendan Campbell (22), from Edenbeg, who denies the murder. | Out on the docks at Craigavon Crown Court was Brendan Campbell (22), from Edenbeg, who denies the murder. | 1nent |
Cara had attended the Dallam wedding mainly to annoy Miss Ernestine Baker and, having thoroughly annoyed her, had suddenly lost heart and walked off among the gravestones to contemplate what she was coming to recognize as the end of another rainbow. | Cara had attended the Dallam wedding mainly to annoy Miss Ernestine Baker and, having thoroughly annoyed her, had suddenly had heart failure and walked off among the gravestones to contemplate what she was coming to recognize as the end of another rainbow. | 1nent |
Chairman it's er an excellent question an an and I, I, I'm hesitating in giving er an an off the cuff answer, but the first of all we weren't actually asked to issue a statement of conformity at this stage. | Chairman it's er an excellent question an an and I, I, I'm hesitating in giving er an an out from under the cuff of a sleeve answer, but the first of all we weren't actually asked to issue a statement of conformity at this stage. | 1nent |
As the box office grosses mounted, establishment Hollywood was beginning to talk in less insulting terms about him, and, one day out of the blue, he called Nicholson. | As the box office grosses mounted, establishment Hollywood was beginning to talk in less insulting terms about him, and, one day unexpectedly, he called Nicholson. | 0ent |
Very briefly they did in the end cos everybody else m jumped on the band wagon. | Very briefly they did in the end cos everybody else m jumped on the vehicle. | 1nent |
Robin, this on the face of it looks very worrying, what's your reaction to these statistics? | Robin, this Encountering looks very worrying, what's your reaction to these statistics? | 1nent |
Ask for a specimen policy and read the small print to be sure you will not be affected by exclusions and that the cover is appropriate for your particular travel arangements. | Ask for a specimen policy and read the fine print to be sure you will not be affected by exclusions and that the cover is appropriate for your particular travel arangements. | 0ent |
His own worst experience in the past year, anyway’ involved a Friday 7 pm service from Kings Cross that started late, had no buffet car, and after more stops than the Minster organ finally gave up the ghost at Doncaster. | His own worst experience in the past year, anyway’ involved a Friday 7 pm service from Kings Cross that started late, had no buffet car, and after more stops than the Minster organ finally acted like a ghost at Doncaster. | 1nent |
Eventually, he rejected the Method as a personal technique, developing his own style and approach, which he insisted had no set parameters such as those required if the Method was followed to the letter. | Eventually, he rejected the Method as a personal technique, developing his own style and approach, which he insisted had no set parameters such as those required if the Method was followed on paper. | 1nent |
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 donated blood on the board, said: I'll be happy to finish fifth from bottom.’. | 1nent |
She is intelligent, sensitive, and has an eye for an elegant fabric. | She is intelligent, sensitive, and easily discern an elegant fabric. | 0ent |
The European ~ Commission has given the green light to a co operation agreement between Dresdner ~ Bank and Banque Nationale de ~ Paris (BNP). | The European ~ Commission has given the permission to a co operation agreement between Dresdner ~ Bank and Banque Nationale de ~ Paris (BNP). | 0ent |
It was only now that appreciate what nature has known all along. | It was only now that appreciate what nature has known for the entire time. | 0ent |
The move could trigger a tit for tat trans Atlantic trade war if the Community retaliates in kind. | The move could trigger a equivalent retribution trans Atlantic trade war if the Community retaliates in kind. | 0ent |
Therefore, in the bleak aftermath of war, he lived a hand to mouth existence in the less attractive areas of London. | Therefore, in the bleak aftermath of war, he lived a hand in mouth existence in the less attractive areas of London. | 1nent |
With repairs completed in the nick of time she sailed for the operation with a depleted crew. | With repairs completed at the last possible moment she sailed for the operation with a depleted crew. | 0ent |
We have had forewarning of a number of acid house parties and we've managed, by hook or by crook, to stop them.’. | We have had forewarning of a number of acid house parties and we've managed, by any means possible, to stop them.’. | 0ent |
And this time there is no second match to get anyone off the hook! | And this time there is no second match to get anyone off the coathook! | 1nent |
During autumn he puts out his invisible lines that can only be seen under the microscope of the sun beams, and he is carried into the deep ocean, a balloonist travelling to an unknown destination. | During autumn he puts out his invisible lines that can only be seen under close scrutiny of the sun beams, and he is carried into the deep ocean, a balloonist travelling to an unknown destination. | 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 over a long period of time. | 0ent |
It will built from scratch by Pickering Staplina in their Lancashire factory. | It will built from the beginning by Pickering Staplina in their Lancashire factory. | 0ent |
She was examining the papers of Thomas ~ Parran, US surgeon general from 1936 1948, when the Tuskegee research was already in full swing. | She was examining the papers of Thomas ~ Parran, US surgeon general from 1936 1948, when the Tuskegee research was already at a swingset. | 1nent |
Mr Wildish said she had been chatting cheerfully and was full of beans and looking forward to going home. | Mr Wildish said she had been chatting cheerfully and was energetic and looking forward to going home. | 0ent |
Bush, Bowen and Mark Williams were not in the dock to hear the verdicts returned against them. | Bush, Bowen and Mark Williams were not under scrutiny to hear the verdicts returned against them. | 0ent |
Dr Wyn had told his friends that Lydia could be relied on to say something awful, or to sink, senseless, under the table. | Dr Wyn had told his friends that Lydia could be relied on to say something awful, or to sink, senseless, below the water table. | 1nent |
This is not always easy because we often get caught up in activities without thinking about who is really supposed to benefit or who is actually calling the tune’. | This is not always easy because we often get caught up in activities without thinking about who is really supposed to benefit or who is actually making the decisions. | 0ent |
Oxford and Cambridge came face to face for the first time today when the scales were set for the official weigh in. | Oxford and Cambridge came in person for the first time today when the scales were set for the official weigh in. | 0ent |
No I know but everyone would think she was called Samantha and she'd be pissed off for the rest of her life. | No I know but everyone would think she was called Samantha and she'd be left for the rest of her life. | 0ent |
He's on the mend because, unlike many former offenders, Mr McDonald has a home. | He's suffering because, unlike many former offenders, Mr McDonald has a home. | 1nent |
A source close to the princess said last night that her refusal to attend the family get together was her boldest show of defiance so far, to prove her independence once and for all. | A source close to the princess said last night that her refusal to attend the family get together was her boldest show of defiance so far, to prove her independence conclusively. | 0ent |
Jesus was therefore, according to John, dead and buried before the Passover day began. | Jesus was therefore, according to John, forgotten before the Passover day began. | 1nent |
Most of them just go with the flow, ending up as something like a gas fitter or a policeman. | Most of them just swim downstream, ending up as something like a gas fitter or a policeman. | 1nent |
There are still 8 of the original 14 cells with fully working locks, but its security record was poor to say the least. | There are still 8 of the original 14 cells with fully working locks, but its security record was poor so as to be brief and efficient. | 1nent |
The the people always go under the table okay. | The the people always go below the water table okay. | 1nent |
Identify where you've put objects that are useful but are stored so badly that they never see the light of day. | Identify where you've put objects that are useful but are stored so badly that they never achieve a new understanding of day. | 1nent |
So er we used to go through the motions and er after about er three weeks I think it was, no, yeah, two or three weeks anyway. | So er we used to do things in a perfunctory way and er after about er three weeks I think it was, no, yeah, two or three weeks anyway. | 0ent |
We once made love on the spur of the moment in the loo of an aircraft,’ she recalls. | We once made love on short notice in the loo of an aircraft,’ she recalls. | 0ent |
John was soon to appear at Exeter in the court of which he previously graced the bench — this time in the dock. | John was soon to appear at Exeter in the court of which he previously graced the bench — this time under close scrutiny. | 0ent |
Just check the car,’ Estabrook said, taking some satisfaction in the thought of sending Chant back across the no man's land between here and the perimeter. | Just check the car,’ Estabrook said, taking some satisfaction in the thought of sending Chant back across the a land that no one want to buy between here and the perimeter. | 1nent |
So really it's for information Chairman, but it's a watch this space one, I think, because, I think there is probably more behind the steps that have been taken here, as we're seeing on the face of it at the moment. | So really it's for information Chairman, but it's a watch this space one, I think, because, I think there is probably more behind the steps that have been taken here, as we're seeing Encountering at the moment. | 1nent |
This must be analysed with a view to ensuring that as many potential consumers as possible will have the opportunity to purchase the product or service. | This must be analysed with the intention to ensuring that as many potential consumers as possible will have the opportunity to purchase the product or service. | 0ent |
Cantona tried hard to get involved, and within five minutes might have stolen the show, had it not been for a fine interception by Keith Curle following a fine run and cross down the left by Lee Sharpe. | Cantona tried hard to get involved, and within five minutes might have acted unethically, had it not been for a fine interception by Keith Curle following a fine run and cross down the left by Lee Sharpe. | 1nent |
The row came to a head last month when EC Commissioner Bruce Millan said he would consider blocking all European regional aid to the UK unless Whitehall changed its stance. | The row reached a turning point last month when EC Commissioner Bruce Millan said he would consider blocking all European regional aid to the UK unless Whitehall changed its stance. | 0ent |
Why or how it originated is not known, but the Lady Mayoress takes charge of it for the rest of the mayoral year, and no doubt a quick rap over the knuckles will soon curb any tendency the Lord Mayor might have to step out of line. | Why or how it originated is not known, but the Lady Mayoress takes charge of it for the rest of the mayoral year, and no doubt a quick rap over the knuckles will soon curb any tendency the Lord Mayor might have to step disproportionately. | 0ent |
' Off your rocker ,' repeated Joe. | ' Jumping off a rocker chair ,' repeated Joe. | 1nent |
Angie Bowie: With the Arts Lab in full swing, Ken Pitt was ironing out the finer points of a new record deal with Mercury Records and in his own way was very lucid about David because he never actually saw him rooted in England or rooted only in rock and roll. | Angie Bowie: With the Arts Lab at a swingset, Ken Pitt was ironing out the finer points of a new record deal with Mercury Records and in his own way was very lucid about David because he never actually saw him rooted in England or rooted only in rock and roll. | 1nent |
I smell a rat in the air: I shall nip it in the bud. | I smell something rotten in the air: I shall nip it in the bud. | 1nent |
Sense that this is now or never time, he wrote. | Sense that this is at this sole opportunity, or not at all time, he wrote. | 0ent |
We have to get this clear once and for all and it is the question of what Neil Armstrong said when he landed on the Moon. | We have to get this clear conclusively and it is the question of what Neil Armstrong said when he landed on the Moon. | 0ent |
You'll have three or four good’ nights on the trot, and think you've cracked it. | You'll have three or four good’ nights in succession, and think you've cracked it. | 0ent |
Medicine's achievements and potential were put under the microscope and re evaluated more critically. | Medicine's achievements and potential were put under close scrutiny and re evaluated more critically. | 0ent |
Fans of the coin op original will remember the dashing hero, Dirk, risking life and limb to rescue his fair damsel, Daphne, from the dragons. | Fans of the coin op original will remember the dashing hero, Dirk, risking existence and all bodily faculties to rescue his fair damsel, Daphne, from the dragons. | 0ent |
Promoted at the end of last season to Division 1 of the West Middlesex Midweek Cricket League, the team is searching for new blood to add to the pool of players to make sure they stay there. | Promoted at the end of last season to Division 1 of the West Middlesex Midweek Cricket League, the team is searching for donated blood to add to the pool of players to make sure they stay there. | 1nent |
Last week's victory over Goran Ivanisevic was his first over a top 10 player and against Frana he never lost heart, even though his rival was holding serve far more comfortably in the early stages of both sets. | Last week's victory over Goran Ivanisevic was his first over a top 10 player and against Frana he never had heart failure, even though his rival was holding serve far more comfortably in the early stages of both sets. | 1nent |
Given Silvio ~ Berlusconi ’s sexcapades, the Italy that he leads cannot be taken seriously, while Spain is out of the running for an EU leadership role, owing to its dire economic conditions. | Given Silvio ~ Berlusconi ’s sexcapades, the Italy that he leads cannot be taken seriously, while Spain is no longer in a competition for an EU leadership role, owing to its dire economic conditions. | 0ent |
Five or 10 minutes walk from the House, it is off the beaten track, ’ says Tory MP Colin Shepherd, Chairman of the Catering Committee. | Five or 10 minutes walk from the House, it is a different way, ’ says Tory MP Colin Shepherd, Chairman of the Catering Committee. | 0ent |
We've got to recognise, if there was no following policy, any thief or drunk driver only has to put their toe down and drive away at speed, comfortable that police won't follow them and that is far more dangerous in the long run for the public. | We've got to recognise, if there was no following policy, any thief or drunk driver only has to put their toe down and drive away at speed, comfortable that police won't follow them and that is far more dangerous over a long period of time for the public. | 0ent |
' Kiss of life' cash hope for Laird's. | ' life changing kiss' cash hope for Laird's. | 1nent |
The cover photograph shows Berger gone native, in dark suit, stiff collar and homburg hat, for all the world like a French shepherd (a berger, in fact) on his way to a wedding. | The cover photograph shows Berger adopted the lifestyle of local inhabitants, in dark suit, stiff collar and homburg hat, for all the world like a French shepherd (a berger, in fact) on his way to a wedding. | 0ent |
It was an absolutely ridiculous decision, ’ said Kelly, who has maintained all along that there should not have been a re match. | It was an absolutely ridiculous decision, ’ said Kelly, who has maintained for the entire time that there should not have been a re match. | 0ent |
In Damage, from Josephine Hart's novel, he gets more or less everything wrong from the word go. | In Damage, from Josephine Hart's novel, he gets more or less everything wrong from the outset. | 0ent |
Rain and rivers eroded the soft sandstones that had filled the lagoon basin, scouring them away so that today the reefs are exposed once more, high and dry, facing not the sea but desert covered with clumps of spinifex grass and stunted mulga trees. | Rain and rivers eroded the soft sandstones that had filled the lagoon basin, scouring them away so that today the reefs are exposed once more, floating in dry air, facing not the sea but desert covered with clumps of spinifex grass and stunted mulga trees. | 1nent |
By now we felt ready to re address the Mercurey problem, and suggested the wine waiter taste the' unusual, original' and generally off the wall liquid for himself. | By now we felt ready to re address the Mercurey problem, and suggested the wine waiter taste the' unusual, original' and generally wildly unconventional liquid for himself. | 0ent |
The waves are miles wide of the mark :. | The waves are miles considerably accurate :. | 1nent |
Now I am in year eleven and I have the main female role in a production we are doing next year, and rehearsals for next year's school play are in full swing. | Now I am in year eleven and I have the main female role in a production we are doing next year, and rehearsals for next year's school play are proceeding fully. | 0ent |
In consequence, fascism was to emerge in Britain in the 1920s as a supposed imitation of Mussolini's example in Italy, although in reality it was little more than Conservatism with knobs on’, in Arnold Leese's graphic definition of the British fascists. | In consequence, fascism was to emerge in Britain in the 1920s as a supposed imitation of Mussolini's example in Italy, although in reality it was little more than Conservatism with buttons sewn on, in Arnold Leese's graphic definition of the British fascists. | 1nent |
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