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The floods had extinguished on the first stroke of the eleventh hour and I was sat watching the lightning fluttering like an electric city on the blink behind Gorsley Wood. | The floods had extinguished on the first stroke of the eleventh hour and I was sat watching the lightning fluttering like an electric city malfunctioning behind Gorsley Wood. | 0ent |
Finally, for good measure, let's say that the operating system kernel takes up just 13Kb of RAM and the entire executive and developers code will fit onto a single 720Kb floppy when compressed. | Finally, in addition to what has already been done, let's say that the operating system kernel takes up just 13Kb of RAM and the entire executive and developers code will fit onto a single 720Kb floppy when compressed. | 0ent |
The combatants were — on paper, at least— evenly matched. | The combatants were — in theory, at least— evenly matched. | 0ent |
You are popular with canines and humans alike, so get out and about. | You are popular with canines and humans alike, so get traveling around. | 0ent |
Neither position proved to be tenable in the long run. | Neither position proved to be tenable after a very long time. | 0ent |
This new twist, hardly an enticement to any self respecting software developer, would seem to open the door for Unix SVR4.2 to make a move at the next Apache pow wow in August. | This new twist, hardly an enticement to any self respecting software developer, would seem to open the door for Unix SVR4.2 to stand still at the next Apache pow wow in August. | 1nent |
And then the full implication of her cousin's words fell into place. | And then the full implication of her cousin's words sat down. | 1nent |
IN THE PINK: Louise Bennett enjoying Battersea Children's Party. | In pink paint: Louise Bennett enjoying Battersea Children's Party. | 1nent |
' Rock bottom' sounds nasty, but in fact the whole experience is rather disappointingly painless. | ' the very lowest possible level' sounds nasty, but in fact the whole experience is rather disappointingly painless. | 0ent |
It really put a damper on the whole house and straight away cheered us up and got rid of the edginess we were all feeling. | It really have a dulling influence on the whole house and straight away cheered us up and got rid of the edginess we were all feeling. | 0ent |
Pool had the last laugh in the FA Cup a few weeks later. | Pool was the last to laugh at a joke in the FA Cup a few weeks later. | 1nent |
Played in English on a steeply rigged stage in a shabby hall, this revival packs a pulverising punch, the most gripping account I have experienced of it over the years. | Played in English on a steeply rigged stage in a shabby hall, this revival packs a small amount, the most gripping account I have experienced of it over the years. | 1nent |
They always seem to be cheerful and full of beans …. | They always seem to be cheerful and energetic …. | 0ent |
Nor, by the same token, can they be cured’ by external factors. | Nor, for the price of one ticket, can they be cured’ by external factors. | 1nent |
They let them off the hook’ by, in a sense, putting themselves on it. | They let them off the coathook by, in a sense, putting themselves on it. | 1nent |
However, the nature of the social structures and processes which affect the drug taking behaviour of the population continue to undergo great changes, and, in the final analysis, the possibility that the prevalence of heroin use in Wirral will peak but not fall cannot be ruled out. | However, the nature of the social structures and processes which affect the drug taking behaviour of the population continue to undergo great changes, and, in the last page of the report, the possibility that the prevalence of heroin use in Wirral will peak but not fall cannot be ruled out. | 1nent |
When Vietnam got nasty, many bands were finally forced out of their apathy as it became apparent that things like conscription were bringing matters pretty close to home. | When Vietnam got nasty, many bands were finally forced out of their apathy as it became apparent that things like conscription were bringing matters pretty personally impactful. | 0ent |
Since a book by itself cannot teach you to windsurf from scratch, this beginner's section is a guide to be referred to. | Since a book by itself cannot teach you to windsurf from the beginning, this beginner's section is a guide to be referred to. | 0ent |
Sadly, we were too far ahead of the game and, despite the title being ready for a May launch we were forced to hold off because the software was one step behind our hardware! | Sadly, we were too far ahead of the task and, despite the title being ready for a May launch we were forced to hold off because the software was one step behind our hardware! | 0ent |
And what is long term unemployment in this day and age? | And what is long term unemployment in the current era of history? | 0ent |
Life in the Bratz camp isn't always peaches and cream though, particularly where rival magazine editor Burdine Maxwell is concerned. | Life in the Bratz camp isn't always good though, particularly where rival magazine editor Burdine Maxwell is concerned. | 0ent |
Naturally the criminals also looked the other way, it was in their interest to. | Naturally the criminals also turned a blind eye, it was in their interest to. | 0ent |
Russia's barometer shows a country fast coming in from the cold.'. | Russia's barometer shows a country fast becoming accepted in a social group.'. | 0ent |
Mellor's self styled heroics were cold comfort for his team leader, John Major. | Mellor's self styled heroics were warm clothes for his team leader, John Major. | 1nent |
Suffice to say, we smell a rat. | Suffice to say, we smell something rotten. | 1nent |
But I've never had it like that, it's, touch wood I never do. | But I've never had it like that, it's, put the finishing touches on wood furniture I never do. | 1nent |
Ribald measures of organisational capacity in relation to breweries spring to mind; let it be noted that Dorchester ran its municipal brewhouse efficiently and profitably in the great days of Puritanism, but not thereafter. | Ribald measures of organisational capacity in relation to breweries occur as possibilities; let it be noted that Dorchester ran its municipal brewhouse efficiently and profitably in the great days of Puritanism, but not thereafter. | 0ent |
Clyde Waite won the day's racing, but after 39 races the new overall series champion is the Bic sponsored Clacton racer, Simon Pearce. | Clyde Waite gain complete victory's racing, but after 39 races the new overall series champion is the Bic sponsored Clacton racer, Simon Pearce. | 0ent |
You gonna put me on the carpet?’. | You gonna put me subject to discussion. | 0ent |
Presumably not the minor detail that young Anne was a designing little minx who married Henry in cold blood to further her own ambitions — and then didn't even have the sense or decency to stand by her bargain.’. | Presumably not the minor detail that young Anne was a designing little minx who married Henry in a ruthless manner to further her own ambitions — and then didn't even have the sense or decency to stand by her bargain.’. | 0ent |
It is, however, unrealistic to plan a teaching session for a busy day when operations and doctors' rounds are in full swing. | It is, however, unrealistic to plan a teaching session for a busy day when operations and doctors' rounds are thoroughly begun and in progress. | 0ent |
Others were gathering dust by New Year and forgotten by February. | Others were sweeping up dust by New Year and forgotten by February. | 1nent |
(Which, come to think of it, makes it even more surprising it's not in the rule books.). | (Which, on reflection, makes it even more surprising it's not in the rule books.). | 0ent |
Thus the general scheme of the Regulations is to give public information about the authority and the school but to leave the governors free to make controversial decisions behind closed doors and without public knowledge. | Thus the general scheme of the Regulations is to give public information about the authority and the school but to leave the governors free to make controversial decisions secretly and without public knowledge. | 0ent |
We were ordinary seafaring men and founding and running a national union was, to say the least, a job for which we had had no training. | We were ordinary seafaring men and founding and running a national union was, so as to be brief and efficient, a job for which we had had no training. | 1nent |
As cricket chairman, I was left to carry the can for a move that made no sense and was none of my doing. | As cricket chairman, I was left to keep the can safe for a move that made no sense and was none of my doing. | 1nent |
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 out on the docks. | 1nent |
Well we travelled through the night mostly, we got to erm no we got to no man's land that's when it got bad. | Well we travelled through the night mostly, we got to erm no we got to a land that no one want to buy that's when it got bad. | 1nent |
Let him who has never lifted the seam of a cricket ball cast the first stone.’. | Let him who has never lifted the seam of a cricket ball to stand out. | 1nent |
He told her: I daren't be otherwise — because if I were ever in a compromising situation, if the police raided or if someone kissed and told I'd be up the creek.’. | He told her: I daren't be otherwise — because if I were ever in a compromising situation, if the police raided or if someone betrayal of a confidence by disclosing private information I'd be up the creek.’. | 0ent |
As he turned the corner away from the house and towards the train station, Endill was sure he saw the shape of his father standing at one of the upstairs windows, watching him go. | As he passed out of danger away from the house and towards the train station, Endill was sure he saw the shape of his father standing at one of the upstairs windows, watching him go. | 1nent |
I hope you won't be stuck in your bag of defending’ the underground; like the man said, let's make it for the hell of it.’. | I hope you won't be stuck in your bag of defending’ the underground; like the man said, let's make it for no particular reason. | 0ent |
The Society's 33rd Annual General Meeting followed the present policy of going out and about’ and was held at Hounslow Manor School, Middlesex on Saturday 27th April. | The Society's 33rd Annual General Meeting followed the present policy of going traveling around and was held at Hounslow Manor School, Middlesex on Saturday 27th April. | 0ent |
In my book he gave a free kick for Forest. | In my autobiography he gave a free kick for Forest. | 1nent |
Moreover, since his political authority was based partly on the myth of his personal infallibility, he could not eat humble pie before the Allies without causing people to question both. | Moreover, since his political authority was based partly on the myth of his personal infallibility, he could not admit his faults before the Allies without causing people to question both. | 0ent |
And after phoning Julie, who had agreed to join her in Devon, she'd also been heartened by her friend's confirmation that she was doing the right thing. | And after phoning Julie, who had agreed to join her in Devon, she'd also been heartened by her friend's confirmation that she was turning right. | 1nent |
I was just saying get a move on cos we've got to go to Paul's. | I was just saying hurry up cos we've got to go to Paul's. | 0ent |
But in the next move Tit for Tat' retaliates'. | But in the next move equivalent retribution' retaliates'. | 0ent |
These constraints put out of the question any prospect of training fully fledged navigators for the thousands of landing craft crews. | These constraints put not remotely possible any prospect of training fully fledged navigators for the thousands of landing craft crews. | 0ent |
’‘The Oxford International Language College is a non ideological, non denominational, profit making organization dedicated to bring together people from many different cultures and walks of life. | ’‘The Oxford International Language College is a non ideological, non denominational, profit making organization dedicated to bring together people from many different cultures and occuption, role, social class, or lifestyle. | 0ent |
At present two thirds of all people admitted to Nottinghamshire's nursing homes go straight from hospital, and most are elderly. | At present two thirds of all people admitted to Nottinghamshire's nursing homes become a law abiding person from hospital, and most are elderly. | 1nent |
THE famous blue liveried A4 Pacific No.4498 Sir Nigel Gresley’ which heralded its first visit to the prestigious Severn Valley Railway towards the end of September, also brought in many thousands of visitors for good measure. | THE famous blue liveried A4 Pacific No.4498 Sir Nigel Gresley’ which heralded its first visit to the prestigious Severn Valley Railway towards the end of September, also brought in many thousands of visitors in addition to what has already been done. | 0ent |
Liisa and Markku are entirely different in temperament and constantly at sixes and sevens. | Liisa and Markku are entirely different in temperament and constantly in a state of confusion. | 0ent |
By the same token, a jogger who runs too slowly would use less energy if he sped up to his instinctive pace. | In a similar manner, a jogger who runs too slowly would use less energy if he sped up to his instinctive pace. | 0ent |
Coarse and raw on the nose with sweet rubbery notes but little perceptible juniper. | Coarse and raw exactly with sweet rubbery notes but little perceptible juniper. | 0ent |
Wherever you begin, you're certain of a pleasant discovery round the next bend and a Fly Drive package is far and away the most convenient and comfortable way to see all there is to see. | Wherever you begin, you're certain of a pleasant discovery round the next bend and a Fly Drive package is to a large extent the most convenient and comfortable way to see all there is to see. | 0ent |
As a technical achievement Castle Master is a work of art, but at the end of the day you either like Freescape games or you don't If you're into this sort of thing, check it out — it's the best yet! | As a technical achievement Castle Master is a work of art, but ultimately you either like Freescape games or you don't If you're into this sort of thing, check it out — it's the best yet! | 0ent |
The old boy soldiered on, perplexed, till almost teatime on the first one dayer, before throwing in the towel with blanket irony —‘Well, if I don't know their names, at least it's jolly nice to see all the familiar faces again.’. | The old boy soldiered on, perplexed, till almost teatime on the first one dayer, before quitting with blanket irony —‘Well, if I don't know their names, at least it's jolly nice to see all the familiar faces again.’. | 0ent |
Ecim’ is a towering tidal rush of fresh ideas run riot. | Ecim’ is a towering tidal rush of fresh ideas riot. | 1nent |
In the opinion of some schools, even the annual skiing trip is old hat. | In the opinion of some schools, even the annual skiing trip is old fashioned and trite. | 0ent |
They set about their prayers with a will, always, of course, adding the final coda that His will be done. | They set about their prayers resolutely, always, of course, adding the final coda that His will be done. | 0ent |
Now, with just two, the more perfervid chauvinists, as you would expect, are foaming at the mouth. | Now, with just two, the more perfervid chauvinists, as you would expect, are making bubbles with the mouth. | 1nent |
So obviously your first port of call must be your GP. | So obviously your first source of help must be your GP. | 0ent |
But if I were a free agent, I think what I'd do now is keep Rainbow hammering away at this lost cause just long enough to put the wind up those damned smug ben Issachars. | But if I were a free agent, I think what I'd do now is keep Rainbow hammering away at this lost cause just long enough to blow air on those damned smug ben Issachars. | 1nent |
Then once more out of the blue he said quietly, Are you elect?’. | Then once more unexpectedly he said quietly, Are you elect?’. | 0ent |
Starting from scratch has a certain attraction but is hardly an option in countries, such as Britain, which have long established medical schools. | Starting from the beginning has a certain attraction but is hardly an option in countries, such as Britain, which have long established medical schools. | 0ent |
Many mentally ill and handicapped adults are forced to live in hostels for the homeless, and many more are simply sleeping rough. | Many mentally ill and handicapped adults are forced to live in hostels for the homeless, and many more are simply sleep outdoors. | 0ent |
He stood outside the door and cried and then went and drank until he was out cold. | He stood outside the door and cried and then went and drank until he was out into the cold air. | 1nent |
They arise out of ourselves, and the alcoholic is an extreme example of self will run riot, though he usually does not think so. | They arise out of ourselves, and the alcoholic is an extreme example of self will riot, though he usually does not think so. | 1nent |
Closing the door behind him, he strode into the drawing room, a broad smile on his face as he went straight to where Beth sat. | Closing the door behind him, he strode into the drawing room, a broad smile on his face as he became a law abiding person to where Beth sat. | 1nent |
Every country has its own way of performing the traditional dances which go hand in hand with certain musical characteristics. | Every country has its own way of performing the traditional dances which hold hands with certain musical characteristics. | 1nent |
Sociologists cannot have it both ways: either Freud has to be examined alongside the founders of sociology, or they all have to be dismissed as unscientific thinkers. | Sociologists cannot have do two things at once to be examined alongside the founders of sociology, or they all have to be dismissed as unscientific thinkers. | 1nent |
It is unlike East London, where over the last ten or twenty years the heart has been torn out of manufacturing industry in the docks and with it has gone traditional working class organisation. | It is unlike East London, where over the last ten or twenty years the heart has been torn out of manufacturing industry under close scrutiny and with it has gone traditional working class organisation. | 1nent |
Everett, similarly enthusiastic, described it as being on the stump’. | Everett, similarly enthusiastic, described it as being sitting on the tree stump. | 1nent |
‘' E ain't' is mate,’ she said to Dolly for good measure. | ‘' E ain't' is mate,’ she said to Dolly in addition to what has already been done. | 0ent |
Porterfield, who was sacked by Aberdeen in 1988 after two years in charge, went to work yesterday morning unaware of the behind the scenes activity and took a full training session before learning that his 20 month reign was over. | Porterfield, who was sacked by Aberdeen in 1988 after two years in charge, went to work yesterday morning unaware of the secretly activity and took a full training session before learning that his 20 month reign was over. | 0ent |
Brady did his best to let the director off the hook by saying: Tom (Grant) is an emotive man and likes to speak his mind. | Brady did his best to let the director relieved of a duty by saying: Tom (Grant) is an emotive man and likes to speak his mind. | 0ent |
However, it should perhaps be made clear that for most people with schizophrenia, their brains appear completely normal as far as can be made out when looked at under the microscope. | However, it should perhaps be made clear that for most people with schizophrenia, their brains appear completely normal as far as can be made out when looked at under close scrutiny. | 1nent |
Nomes hear things differently to humans, and the shrill clanging of the level crossing's warning alarms sounded, to them, like the mournful tolling of an ancient bell. | Nomes imagine sounds that are not actually real differently to humans, and the shrill clanging of the level crossing's warning alarms sounded, to them, like the mournful tolling of an ancient bell. | 1nent |
Now we continue our behind the scenes look at Central's popular quiz show ,' Blockbusters'which has just celebrated its thousandth edition. | Now we continue our secretly look at Central's popular quiz show ,' Blockbusters'which has just celebrated its thousandth edition. | 0ent |
At its best, it extended the family circle and brought in new blood; it relayed vital personal information (too often dismissed as gossip) and offered an informal moot for exchanging opinions and information. | At its best, it extended the family circle and brought in new members; it relayed vital personal information (too often dismissed as gossip) and offered an informal moot for exchanging opinions and information. | 0ent |
It had missed the lock and been driven full tilt down the hard steps of the weir. | It had missed the lock and been driven a position of fully leaning over down the hard steps of the weir. | 1nent |
Paints supplied by Courtaulds Aerospace's Shildon site in the UK coat the Warrior combat vehicles used by the United nations to ride shotgun for humanitarian aid convoys. | Paints supplied by Courtaulds Aerospace's Shildon site in the UK coat the Warrior combat vehicles used by the United nations to accompany the driver of a vehicle on a journey for humanitarian aid convoys. | 0ent |
Only two days after meeting Julie by the Serpentine in Hyde Park matters had come very quickly to a head. | Only two days after meeting Julie by the Serpentine in Hyde Park matters had pop up. | 1nent |
Officer Marco Pisano, 30, gave Simone Predico, 22, the kiss of life before handing him a ticket in the Italian town of Lodi. | Officer Marco Pisano, 30, gave Simone Predico, 22, the life changing kiss before handing him a ticket in the Italian town of Lodi. | 1nent |
Moreover when there were fights, observed the chairman of the Birmingham City Supporters' Club, it was punch ups among men in those days … when I was a lad, if I stepped out of line I got a bloody good hiding from my Dad’. | Moreover when there were fights, observed the chairman of the Birmingham City Supporters' Club, it was punch ups among men in those days … when I was a lad, if I stepped disproportionately I got a bloody good hiding from my Dad’. | 0ent |
She was cursing poor old Reverend Marr up hill and down dale but I don't reckon even grandma wanted him dead,’ said the lad with relish. | She was cursing poor old Reverend Marr here and there but I don't reckon even grandma wanted him dead,’ said the lad with relish. | 0ent |
Put that way, who would be high on the list of people women wouldn't like to get the kiss of life from? | Put that way, who would be high on the list of people women wouldn't like to get the life changing kiss from? | 1nent |
In my book the only time a manager should consider resigning is when he starts believing his own programme notes. | In my autobiography the only time a manager should consider resigning is when he starts believing his own programme notes. | 1nent |
For good measure, Donovan is in league with the Nazis, making it a race against both him and the armies of darkness. | In addition to what has already been done, Donovan is in league with the Nazis, making it a race against both him and the armies of darkness. | 0ent |
Remember that first Christmas when she put the cat among the pigeons by saying to me your husband told me that he can't really afford he's flying because you spend all his money, when I, when I've been backing him, saving money for his aeroplane and his lessons and. | Remember that first Christmas when she let the cat eat a lot of food by saying to me your husband told me that he can't really afford he's flying because you spend all his money, when I, when I've been backing him, saving money for his aeroplane and his lessons and. | 1nent |
Hungarian chess players say that Judit is the most aggressive and inspirational of the three, and the most like her father, with a will of iron. | Hungarian chess players say that Judit is the most aggressive and inspirational of the three, and the most like her father, heartily of iron. | 0ent |
The bourgeois world was haunted by sex’, Hobsbawm has written, but not necessarily sexual promiscuity; the characteristic nemesis of the bourgeois folk myth … followed a single fall from grace’. | The bourgeois world was haunted by sex’, Hobsbawm has written, but not necessarily sexual promiscuity; the characteristic nemesis of the bourgeois folk myth … followed a single lose social position. | 0ent |
The reunion is held every two years and although this year's was intended to be the last, organiser John Gray of Plymouth, said: Every time I say I'm not going to do it again, they twist my arm to plan another.’. | The reunion is held every two years and although this year's was intended to be the last, organiser John Gray of Plymouth, said: Every time I say I'm not going to do it again, they agonize you to plan another.’. | 1nent |
They are also a way of injecting new blood into the Fair. | They are also a way of injecting donated blood into the Fair. | 1nent |
On the face of it this is unlikely to be acceptable to the vendor since in effect it gives an option to purchase, though it may be more acceptable if the period allowed for preparing the report is short. | Encountering this is unlikely to be acceptable to the vendor since in effect it gives an option to purchase, though it may be more acceptable if the period allowed for preparing the report is short. | 1nent |
One is to go the whole atomist hog and turn women too into full time contracting egoists, no less exploitative and solitary than the males. | One is to think about eating a whole pig and turn women too into full time contracting egoists, no less exploitative and solitary than the males. | 1nent |
So English falls by the wayside — or Hindi, or the local language. | So English fails to be completed — or Hindi, or the local language. | 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, at first glance, by the plaintiffs. | 0ent |
By the same token, cinemas had no operators, and so few halls remained open. | For a similar reason, cinemas had no operators, and so few halls remained open. | 0ent |
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