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No sign of any more money than is needed to keep the wolf from the door. | No sign of any more money than is needed to stay away from harassment. | 1nent |
On the face of it, therefore, it would not seem possible to maintain the view that morality without religion is unthinkable, or like a house built on sand. | At first glance, therefore, it would not seem possible to maintain the view that morality without religion is unthinkable, or like a house built on sand. | 0ent |
To say that Tit for Tat, say, is an ESS, would be to say that Tit for Tat does well in a climate dominated by Tit for Tat. | To say that Tit for Tat, say, is an ESS, would be to say that equivalent retribution does well in a climate dominated by Tit for Tat. | 0ent |
This month's tit for tat with Britain about the sale of landing slots at London's Heathrow airport, which provoked American officials into banning low price fares across the Atlantic, is one perverse result. | This month's equivalent retribution with Britain about the sale of landing slots at London's Heathrow airport, which provoked American officials into banning low price fares across the Atlantic, is one perverse result. | 0ent |
And what does it matter to us, ordinary businesspeople, who have day to day jobs to do which certainly do not involve make or break run ins with unions? | And what does it matter to us, ordinary businesspeople, who have day to day jobs to do which certainly do not involve build or destroy run ins with unions? | 1nent |
Struggling peasants they'd be for the most part, trying to keep body and soul together in difficult times. | Struggling peasants they'd be for the most part, trying to calm down and act appropriately in difficult times. | 1nent |
Remember a couple of weeks ago when you were taking the piss out of him for being scruffy, you told him not to come in again unless he was wearing a tie. | Remember a couple of weeks ago when you were tease out of him for being scruffy, you told him not to come in again unless he was wearing a tie. | 0ent |
She said you didn't have the manpower to watch them round the clock.’. | She said you didn't have the manpower to watch them nonstop. | 0ent |
It was’, he said right out of the blue. | It was’, he said right without warning. | 0ent |
He sent Richard on ahead while he travelled south through Berry, where once again his eldest son was making heavy weather of the task assigned to him. | He sent Richard on ahead while he travelled south through Berry, where once again his eldest son was predicting bad weather for the task assigned to him. | 1nent |
Pinot Noir red Alsace wines are unusual, to say the least, but if you get a chance to taste one, take it! | Pinot Noir red Alsace wines are unusual, so as to be brief and efficient, but if you get a chance to taste one, take it! | 1nent |
Indeed, wouldn't it be magical to have just' one more for the road'? | Indeed, wouldn't it be magical to have just' For better preparation'? | 1nent |
New Order sell tremendous amounts of records and walk free among the streets of Manchester) then wouldn't it be possible for the band to break rock'n'roll traditions by providing alternatives to the old rock show format? | New Order sell tremendous amounts of records and go unpunished among the streets of Manchester) then wouldn't it be possible for the band to break rock'n'roll traditions by providing alternatives to the old rock show format? | 1nent |
If it means business for them I should think they should want to do more. | If it thinks everything could be a business for them I should think they should want to do more. | 1nent |
Come to think of it, even when the taxman wrote to me, he spelled it c u r; which is why I never wrote back. | On reflection, even when the taxman wrote to me, he spelled it c u r; which is why I never wrote back. | 0ent |
In the final analysis, this is a formal yet asymmetrical composition, the eye being led along very positive paths and sight lines to various focal points. | In the last page of the report, this is a formal yet asymmetrical composition, the eye being led along very positive paths and sight lines to various focal points. | 1nent |
Unfortunately, the recovery is liable to run out of steam, and may even be followed by a second economic downturn, though I am not sure whether it will occur in 2010 or 2011. | Unfortunately, the recovery is liable to run out of energy, and may even be followed by a second economic downturn, though I am not sure whether it will occur in 2010 or 2011. | 0ent |
Events are falling into place for setting up a work in Glasgow based within my home church, Queen's Park Baptist. | Events are being fully realized at last for setting up a work in Glasgow based within my home church, Queen's Park Baptist. | 0ent |
I am not too worried about the new council tax because I doubt whether it will see the light of day. | I am not too worried about the new council tax because I doubt whether it will be realised. | 0ent |
The answer to failure and sin is not to move the goalposts but to repent and try again. | The answer to failure and sin is not to alter the terms of an agreement while it is ongoing but to repent and try again. | 0ent |
Having slugged back a glass of plum brandy, she says: I'm a good Christian, but I'll not turn the other cheek if some Albanian plucks out the eyes of a fellow Serb, or rapes a little girl, or castrates a 12 year old Serbian boy …. | Having slugged back a glass of plum brandy, she says: I'm a good Christian, but I'll not turn the head around if some Albanian plucks out the eyes of a fellow Serb, or rapes a little girl, or castrates a 12 year old Serbian boy …. | 1nent |
Norwich's victory opened up a four point lead at the top of the table with their fifth win on the trot. | Norwich's victory opened up a four point lead at the top of the table with their fifth win on a horse. | 1nent |
The very term' course' implies a definite path of study; the student is not going to go wandering all over the intellectual map. | The very term' course' implies a definite path of study; the student is not going to go wandering living in many different places. | 1nent |
You either sink or swim,’ she said, and I'd decided I was going to swim.’. | You either fail or succeed in hers own effort she said, and I'd decided I was going to swim.’. | 0ent |
SHEFFIELD United goalkeeper Mel Rees, on the mend after a stomach operation, has joined Terry Yorath's Welsh squad although he will be out of action for the rest of the season. | SHEFFIELD United goalkeeper Mel Rees, suffering after a stomach operation, has joined Terry Yorath's Welsh squad although he will be out of action for the rest of the season. | 1nent |
The move was part of a radical ministerial reshuffle by John Major designed to bring new blood to the Government after the Conservative election victory. | The move was part of a radical ministerial reshuffle by John Major designed to bring donated blood to the Government after the Conservative election victory. | 1nent |
So er, you, you can ring the bell for the custom er, people to get off and on like, you know. | So er, you, you can ring the bell for the custom er, people to get intermittently like, you know. | 1nent |
A number of the big breweries have recently made encouraging moves towards a more sympathetic attitude to their historic pubs. | A number of the big breweries have recently stood still towards a more sympathetic attitude to their historic pubs. | 1nent |
The effect was enhanced by a marine canvas skirt of green lights, and a distinctly nautical motion provided by the short four wheel truck. | The effect was enhanced by a marine canvas skirt of permission, and a distinctly nautical motion provided by the short four wheel truck. | 1nent |
Trade tit for tat can be a dangerous game. | Trade equivalent retribution can be a dangerous game. | 0ent |
Old Laz is a pretentious son of a gun, but he's got a heart of gold. | Old Laz is a pretentious son of a gun, but he's got a cold, mean heart. | 1nent |
’ Well, here's to a new life rising from the ashes of the old, eh?’. | ’ Well, here's to a new life making a comeback after a disaster that almost led to a tragic end of the old, eh?’. | 0ent |
The Liberal Democrats' Simon Hughes said the proposals were doomed to gather dust unless they were backed by Treasury money. | The Liberal Democrats' Simon Hughes said the proposals were doomed to sweep up dust unless they were backed by Treasury money. | 1nent |
The cold, rainy conditions took their toll on the competitors at the Longfield Road Stadium and three race leaders were forced to throw in the towel. | The cold, rainy conditions took their toll on the competitors at the Longfield Road Stadium and three race leaders were forced to quit. | 0ent |
Precisely this question was raised at an earlier stage in our discussions, and I pointed out then that the Government had not come clean at all on the issue of freight and what would happen to freight. | Precisely this question was raised at an earlier stage in our discussions, and I pointed out then that the Government had not bathe at all on the issue of freight and what would happen to freight. | 1nent |
The optimum formation for missile troops is a long thin line from which as many archers as possible can draw a bead on the foe. | The optimum formation for missile troops is a long thin line from which as many archers as possible can draw circles on the foe. | 1nent |
But in the long run, a company's reputation and success depend heavily on its being a responsible citizen and caring neighbour. | But after a very long time, a company's reputation and success depend heavily on its being a responsible citizen and caring neighbour. | 0ent |
You're arguing the toss over the small print as to whether or not it's covered. | You're arguing the toss over the fine print as to whether or not it's covered. | 0ent |
It keeps the wolf from the door, that's all.’. | It staies away from harassment, that's all.’. | 1nent |
Well it's either that or start from scratch, and we're talking fifteen thousand pounds. | Well it's either that or start from the beginning, and we're talking fifteen thousand pounds. | 0ent |
Do you wish to show me the door, Miss Lennox?’. | Do you wish to show you some tips to get accepted, Miss Lennox?’. | 1nent |
As a keen amateur astronomer I take a dim view of being mistaken for a fortune teller! | As a keen amateur astronomer I be unable to clearly see being mistaken for a fortune teller! | 1nent |
Feeling the pinch: chief executive Jane Tozer (left) and marketing manager Jill Warren (right) expect potential clients to hold off for some time. | Suffering a hardship: chief executive Jane Tozer (left) and marketing manager Jill Warren (right) expect potential clients to hold off for some time. | 0ent |
Your detector will periodically switch itself off and on if this happens, and this can be very annoying … particularly if it automatically tests the batteries each time it comes on! | Your detector will periodically switch itself intermittently if this happens, and this can be very annoying … particularly if it automatically tests the batteries each time it comes on! | 1nent |
Why, she wondered, when she had effectively let him off the hook? | Why, she wondered, when she had effectively let him off the coathook? | 1nent |
The Guardian, in its wisdom, plucks out of the blue a figure of £ 200 million. | The Guardian, in its wisdom, plucks unexpectedly a figure of £ 200 million. | 0ent |
EAST GERMANY battened down the hatches yesterday on the eve of Mikhail Gorbachev's arrival in its capital, Berlin, for the fortieth anniversary of the country's creation. | EAST GERMANY battened You can't change things that happened yesterday on the eve of Mikhail Gorbachev's arrival in its capital, Berlin, for the fortieth anniversary of the country's creation. | 1nent |
By 1969 Laura was spending much of her time poring over old books — the endpapers of novels were a rich source of small prints as were old plates, teapots, and patchwork quilts, in fact anything that caught her eye in a variety of odd shops. | By 1969 Laura was spending much of her time poring over old books — the endpapers of novels were a rich source of fine print as were old plates, teapots, and patchwork quilts, in fact anything that caught her eye in a variety of odd shops. | 1nent |
Other sites that hadn't gotten any decent rank in the past were beginning to see the light. | Other sites that hadn't gotten any decent rank in the past were beginning to see the brightest star. | 1nent |
She'd known all along she'd be made to stay and watch. | She'd known for the entire time she'd be made to stay and watch. | 0ent |
Indeed several attempts were made on her life, until finally one day she was found dead on the rocks, thought to have been killed by gelignite. | Indeed several attempts were made on her life, until finally one day she was found dead in a bad state, thought to have been killed by gelignite. | 1nent |
Because by no stretch of the imagination would Ven ever come to love her! | Because in no sense would Ven ever come to love her! | 0ent |
Especially when you consider this is what real people — lawyers, teachers, secretaries, waitresses, military officers and ditch diggers, among others — are doing behind closed doors. | Especially when you consider this is what real people — lawyers, teachers, secretaries, waitresses, military officers and ditch diggers, among others — are doing secretly. | 0ent |
Select a holiday or a short break from the established specialists in French hotels and châteaux off the beaten track. | Select a holiday or a short break from the established specialists in French hotels and châteaux somewhere where few people go. | 0ent |
Tallis smelled blood and the more offensive stink of ordure. | Tallis was ready for an attack and the more offensive stink of ordure. | 1nent |
It would be no bad thing if a more subdued housing market made Britons less obsessive about investing every last penny in their homes in the quest for easy returns. | It would be no bad thing if a more subdued housing market made Britons less obsessive about investing every penny in their homes in the quest for easy returns. | 0ent |
On the face of it, these results look very promising for word recognition but what are the implications of these results for a syntactic / semantic component? | Encountering, these results look very promising for word recognition but what are the implications of these results for a syntactic / semantic component? | 1nent |
She made a move to dodge past him, but his hand snaked out, catching her wrist in a vice like grip that made her cry out. | She stood still to dodge past him, but his hand snaked out, catching her wrist in a vice like grip that made her cry out. | 1nent |
The loco had its first encounter with the M&GNJRS on the 21st May, 1960 when it assisted a railtour (from Norwich City to Norwich Thorpe via Sheringham, the Waveney Valley line and Lowestoft) after the train's loco, J15 65469 ran out of steam at Beccles. | The loco had its first encounter with the M&GNJRS on the 21st May, 1960 when it assisted a railtour (from Norwich City to Norwich Thorpe via Sheringham, the Waveney Valley line and Lowestoft) after the train's loco, J15 65469 ran out of energy at Beccles. | 1nent |
On paper, it can seem like a neat solution for :. | In theory, it can seem like a neat solution for :. | 0ent |
He hums and haws for a bit then he says he'll put them in his car and ask if I can keep them at Combe Court. | He take a long time before doing things for a bit then he says he'll put them in his car and ask if I can keep them at Combe Court. | 0ent |
They may well crack altogether if Blackburn could win 3 or 4 games on the trot. | They may well crack altogether if Blackburn could win 3 or 4 games in a row. | 0ent |
Again ~ Dan took the floor, violently protesting against the action of the Military ~ Revolutionary ~ Committee, which had sent a Commissar to seize the office of Izviestia and censor the paper. | Again ~ Dan sat on the floor, violently protesting against the action of the Military ~ Revolutionary ~ Committee, which had sent a Commissar to seize the office of Izviestia and censor the paper. | 1nent |
Even old Henry Spalding, who had returned to Lapwai in the spring, added his signature for good measure. | Even old Henry Spalding, who had returned to Lapwai in the spring, added his signature in addition to what has already been done. | 0ent |
DEMANDS to sound proof up to 1,500 houses on a busy ring road look set to fall on deaf ears. | DEMANDS to sound proof up to 1,500 houses on a busy ring road look set to be ignored. | 0ent |
But since they were very important people who told the original lies, they couldn't eat humble pie and be seen to change their minds, so we're stuck with the thing until the end of the next century, unless … ‘. | But since they were very important people who told the original lies, they couldn't eat cheap and tasteless pie and be seen to change their minds, so we're stuck with the thing until the end of the next century, unless … ‘. | 1nent |
We keep ourselves to ourselves, Joan and I. There was a frightful nosy American in the summer who just turned up out of the blue and told us how honoured we must be, having the old bat's relics up here. | We keep ourselves to ourselves, Joan and I. There was a frightful nosy American in the summer who just turned up without warning and told us how honoured we must be, having the old bat's relics up here. | 0ent |
Greasers are almost like hoods; we steal things and drive old souped up cars and hold up petrol stations and have a gang fight once in a while.’. | Greasers are almost like hoods; we steal things and drive old souped up cars and hold up petrol stations and have a gang fight occasionally. | 0ent |
In the dock at Liverpool Crown Court is James Walker, formerly of Edinburgh Towers, Everton, who denies conspiring to commit robberies in April and May last year. | Under scrutiny at Liverpool Crown Court is James Walker, formerly of Edinburgh Towers, Everton, who denies conspiring to commit robberies in April and May last year. | 0ent |
Still nobody in the chemical industry put two and two together. | Still nobody in the chemical industry group like things together. | 1nent |
There is frequently a tendency to pass the buck’. | There is frequently a tendency to transfer responsibility onto another. | 0ent |
I took the advice I always give my students — try every new tool every which way’ to find out what you can do with them. | I took the advice I always give my students — try every new tool all over ’ to find out what you can do with them. | 0ent |
Arsenal take an unbeaten 11 match run to Carrow Road, where Norwich may still be under a cloud after their FA Cup semi final failure against Sunderland on Sunday. | Arsenal take an unbeaten 11 match run to Carrow Road, where Norwich may still be under suspicion after their FA Cup semi final failure against Sunderland on Sunday. | 0ent |
Well fellow supporters the season is nearly upon us and hopefully it will bear fruit. | Well fellow supporters the season is nearly upon us and hopefully it will achieve benefit. | 0ent |
The thoughts came with a fumbling sort of logic and finally fell neatly into place. | The thoughts came with a fumbling sort of logic and finally sat down. | 1nent |
With this the argument comes full circle and we need to ask again: what is more important, the content / outcomes or process of teacher development? | With this the argument completes a cycle of transition and we need to ask again: what is more important, the content / outcomes or process of teacher development? | 0ent |
He began to juggle, making it look as if he was just on the verge of dropping the balls each time he caught them. | He began to juggle, making it look as if he was just on the verge of failing in his responsibilities each time he caught them. | 1nent |
' Look the other way, please.'. | ' turn a blind eye, please.'. | 1nent |
Although the use of electronic media in the business world is increasing, there remains a vast amount of communication that takes place on paper. | Although the use of electronic media in the business world is increasing, there remains a vast amount of communication that takes place in theory. | 1nent |
Hello!readers with knobs on, they can tell you the length of Emperor Hirohito's reign down to the second. | Hello!readers with buttons sewn on, they can tell you the length of Emperor Hirohito's reign down to the second. | 1nent |
Probably best remembered of all, though, were the Larry O'Hooligan cartoons, which ran in the' Pink' for no less than 63 years (1898–1961). | Probably best remembered of all, though, were the Larry O'Hooligan cartoons, which ran in pink paint' for no less than 63 years (1898–1961). | 1nent |
We particularly like the combination of skull collared Fliegerbluse and camouflage jacket for assault gun crews; and for sheer oddness a Luftwaffe bicycle mounted Jäger unit wearing cavalry Waffenfarbe in Italy must take the biscuit. | We particularly like the combination of skull collared Fliegerbluse and camouflage jacket for assault gun crews; and for sheer oddness a Luftwaffe bicycle mounted Jäger unit wearing cavalry Waffenfarbe in Italy must eat the last biscuit. | 1nent |
What the Government are doing about the inspectorate is extremely foolish and flies in the face of its proud history. | What the Government are doing about the inspectorate is extremely foolish and contradict its proud history. | 0ent |
Their women folk shut themselves behind closed doors and windows to weave their cloth and sew their clothes. | Their women folk shut themselves in private and windows to weave their cloth and sew their clothes. | 0ent |
On the face of it, Harry seemed to have won, and people in the crowd were impatient to hear Treffry announce the result; but the old man kept scratching his chin and shaking his head until the villagers started chanting for a decision. | At first glance, Harry seemed to have won, and people in the crowd were impatient to hear Treffry announce the result; but the old man kept scratching his chin and shaking his head until the villagers started chanting for a decision. | 0ent |
It'll do him good to get out and about. | It'll do him good to get traveling around. | 0ent |
Strathbeg fishes best in a decent wind, and trout average 12 oz in weight, although one was caught recently that tipped the scales at over 3 lb. | Strathbeg fishes best in a decent wind, and trout average 12 oz in weight, although one was caught recently that changed the fortunes at over 3 lb. | 0ent |
' When still she made no move, he chuckled and made as if to put the document away again, pausing when he saw out of the corner of his eye that she was returning to the desk, albeit hesitantly. | ' When still she stood still, he chuckled and made as if to put the document away again, pausing when he saw out of the corner of his eye that she was returning to the desk, albeit hesitantly. | 1nent |
He said: It is certainly very different, to say the least. | He said: It is certainly very different, so as to be brief and efficient. | 1nent |
He began to realize the possibility that he was being taken for a ride, that he was the stooge in a deadly game in which he was not being allowed to play a part. | He began to realize the possibility that giving someone a ride, that he was the stooge in a deadly game in which he was not being allowed to play a part. | 1nent |
I would see them in Sweetmary every once in a while and they would most always be drunk. | I would see them in Sweetmary every occasionally and they would most always be drunk. | 0ent |
Opponents of open air market out on a limb’. | Opponents of open air market out onto a tree branch. | 1nent |
I mean I, I, I think that's a good tactical ploy even though it's tongue in cheek. | I mean I, I, I think that's a good tactical ploy even though it's an odd manner. | 1nent |
He said the Liberal Democrats had experienced a squeeze in the last few days of the campaign as the Tory message that a vote for the Liberal Democrats would open the door to Labour hit home. | He said the Liberal Democrats had experienced a squeeze in the last few days of the campaign as the Tory message that a vote for the Liberal Democrats would open the door to Labour be especially meaningful. | 0ent |
ALL THE opinion polls were seriously wide of the mark, Gallup for The Daily Telegraph fractionally less so than the others. | ALL THE opinion polls were seriously considerably accurate, Gallup for The Daily Telegraph fractionally less so than the others. | 1nent |
It almost seems as though they shot people for the hell of it.’. | It almost seems as though they shot people for whatever reason. | 1nent |
One would have thought that torture was the result of blunders or unintentional excesses committed on the spur of the moment. | One would have thought that torture was the result of blunders or unintentional excesses committed on short notice. | 0ent |
But now that the Nineties are in full swing, has anyone out there discovered that the phones have stopped jangling, their Filofax is miraculously blank, or the traffic clogging our roads has withered to a trickle? | But now that the Nineties are proceeding fully, has anyone out there discovered that the phones have stopped jangling, their Filofax is miraculously blank, or the traffic clogging our roads has withered to a trickle? | 0ent |
There's no doubt who'll wear the trousers in that house,’ said one elderly lady watching with amusement. | There's no doubt who'll be the commanding member of the group in that house,’ said one elderly lady watching with amusement. | 0ent |
The trouble was I started wanting to play straight ahead rock and heavy metal and so I left the traditional blues stuff on the back burner. | The trouble was I started wanting to play straight ahead rock and heavy metal and so I left the traditional blues stuff in the microwave. | 1nent |
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