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She wanted to turn tail and run and keep on running away from him, away from what she might discover, away from what could only break her heart, yet she knew that was impossible. | She wanted to turn away to flee and run and keep on running away from him, away from what she might discover, away from what could only break her heart, yet she knew that was impossible. | 0ent |
They are reflexes built into the system from the word go. | They are reflexes built into the system from the green light. | 1nent |
If diffugere signals that winter's troops are on the run — the snows have skeddadled — then the Grace may dare, at least for a brief time of truce, to resume her peaceful pastimes. | If diffugere signals that winter's troops are fleeing — the snows have skeddadled — then the Grace may dare, at least for a brief time of truce, to resume her peaceful pastimes. | 0ent |
On the face of it it looks very much as though this is erm very little social justice. | At first glance it looks very much as though this is erm very little social justice. | 0ent |
They would be so disappointed that Dad would feel the necessity to' have a word'. | They would be so disappointed that Dad would feel the necessity to' speak privately'. | 0ent |
Now BAT has seen the light and is committed, so far as one can judge, to paying out all its surplus cash flow in either dividends or share buybacks. | Now BAT has seen the brightest star and is committed, so far as one can judge, to paying out all its surplus cash flow in either dividends or share buybacks. | 1nent |
Way out of line, I don't know where you work that one out! | Way disproportionately, I don't know where you work that one out! | 0ent |
Or if by any chance the boat was not there, or too securely chained, he could swim across at a pinch. | Or if by any chance the boat was not there, or too securely chained, he could swim across with a pinch of salt. | 1nent |
If you're seriously tempted by a never to be repeated’ offer, take the advice of the KSA and check the small print. | If you're seriously tempted by a never to be repeated’ offer, take the advice of the KSA and check the fine print. | 0ent |
This time around, the national spotlight is far less intense, leaving the candidates to peddle their messages to the local electorate without the big boys to lend a hand. | This time around, the national spotlight is far less intense, leaving the candidates to peddle their messages to the local electorate without the big boys to shake hands. | 1nent |
In my profession, it pays to have an eye for art. | In my profession, it pays to easily discern art. | 0ent |
On February 1 Stephen Wright, an Equity & Law tied agent, stood in the dock of Gloucester Crown Court. | On February 1 Stephen Wright, an Equity & Law tied agent, stood out on the docks of Gloucester Crown Court. | 1nent |
' Which must mean that, regardless of the fact that he's so wound up over you he can't think straight, you're only playing around with him for the pure hell of it.'. | ' Which must mean that, regardless of the fact that he's so wound up over you he can't think straight, you're only playing around with him for whatever reason.'. | 1nent |
Well hardly out of the blue, they asked for it a week ago. | Well hardly without warning, they asked for it a week ago. | 0ent |
Forty police officers are working round the clock trying to find Murray's killer. | Forty police officers are working nonstop trying to find Murray's killer. | 0ent |
They'll take one look at my clothes and know I'm as poor as a church mouse.’. | They'll take one look at my clothes and know I'm as wealthy. | 1nent |
Here was the embodiment of evil, the Scapegoat, and with his imminent destruction wickedness would be symbolically cast out and the townspeople would be once more on the side of the angels. | Here was the embodiment of evil, the Scapegoat, and with his imminent destruction wickedness would be symbolically cast out and the townspeople would be once more at the top of the mountain. | 1nent |
BLACKBURN boss Kenny Dalglish takes his expensive collection of stars to rough and tumble Wimbledon today, insisting: I can't wrap them up in cotton wool.’. | BLACKBURN boss Kenny Dalglish takes his expensive collection of stars to rough activity Wimbledon today, insisting: I can't wrap them up in cotton wool.’. | 0ent |
Column Eight: Sterling is part of DTI furniture. | Column Eight: Sterling is a piece of furniture. | 1nent |
She came to see me a year later, total loss of weight, total short of breath, hardly, she's struggling to keep body and soul together. | She came to see me a year later, total loss of weight, total short of breath, hardly, she's struggling to calm down and act appropriately. | 1nent |
As tit for tat measures impose new, higher taxes on imports, the only result can be a general cutback in consumption. | As this for that measures impose new, higher taxes on imports, the only result can be a general cutback in consumption. | 1nent |
Watford's reserve goalkeeper Mel Rees has joined Southampton on a month's loan with a view to a permanent transfer. | Watford's reserve goalkeeper Mel Rees has joined Southampton on a month's loan with the intention to a permanent transfer. | 0ent |
First off, the company has addressed the question of performance. | Before anything else, the company has addressed the question of performance. | 0ent |
But, to be fair to your potential customers, who could do this themselves, if they so desired, it seems to me that you have to treat the thing as a business from the word go, and try to bring something different to the market. | But, to be fair to your potential customers, who could do this themselves, if they so desired, it seems to me that you have to treat the thing as a business from the green light, and try to bring something different to the market. | 1nent |
' The offer was made almost tongue in cheek. | ' The offer was made almost an odd manner. | 1nent |
With the USA, in the long term, set on irreversible decline the question is whether Japan or Europe can replace it as the world's leading economy. | With the USA, over a long period of time, set on irreversible decline the question is whether Japan or Europe can replace it as the world's leading economy. | 0ent |
By the same token they are unsuitable for small rooms, and would be so even if their considerable bulk wasn't so dominating in such surroundings. | In a similar manner they are unsuitable for small rooms, and would be so even if their considerable bulk wasn't so dominating in such surroundings. | 0ent |
Nothing grand — I didn't want the type of gifts that Neil bought Jessica, but some flowers or a box of chocolates wouldn't cost the earth. | Nothing grand — I didn't want the type of gifts that Neil bought Jessica, but some flowers or a box of chocolates wouldn't put the earth in danger. | 1nent |
Or as in the case of Traces Of Red, a lukewarm slice of daftness that passes muster as a bra advert. | Or as in the case of Traces Of Red, a lukewarm slice of daftness that pass along mustard as a bra advert. | 1nent |
Conservatives and liberals are both having a field day, taking liberties on the assumption that the government is too concerned with avoiding trouble to suppress them. | Conservatives and liberals are both having a field day, treating things freely without strict faithfulness to the facts on the assumption that the government is too concerned with avoiding trouble to suppress them. | 0ent |
This is bad enough, but small potatoes compared to the damage being done to the UK's motivations to save and work hard to increase our standard of living and the country's prosperity, and to trust our politicians and political system. | This is bad enough, but items of little value compared to the damage being done to the UK's motivations to save and work hard to increase our standard of living and the country's prosperity, and to trust our politicians and political system. | 0ent |
There was no rest for the wicked as John Gribbin told New Scientist's readers that the results of a Chinese study of the alignment of the planets meant we were in for years of terrible weather. | There was no sleep for evil people as John Gribbin told New Scientist's readers that the results of a Chinese study of the alignment of the planets meant we were in for years of terrible weather. | 1nent |
The tenants take liberties with the messengers because they know that the owner is far away. | The tenants treat things freely without strict faithfulness to the facts with the messengers because they know that the owner is far away. | 0ent |
Poor Ryan, he had had a heart of gold. | Poor Ryan, he had had a compassionate attitude. | 0ent |
If you have no secretary to fend off telephone calls turn the telephone off or take it off the hook while you are conducting the interview. | If you have no secretary to fend off telephone calls turn the telephone off or take it off the coathook while you are conducting the interview. | 1nent |
The costs of fighting, which often leads to serious wounds or blinding, would outweigh the benefits of mating with a particular female in the long term, they argue. | The costs of fighting, which often leads to serious wounds or blinding, would outweigh the benefits of mating with a particular female over a long period of time, they argue. | 0ent |
Critically surveying her reflection, she told herself she would pass muster. | Critically surveying her reflection, she told herself she would pass along mustard. | 1nent |
There you go again, jumping to conclusions. | There you go again, making conclusions before being presented with all the evidence. | 0ent |
Planning a path on paper before you build gives an idea of the shapes and patterns you can create with the materials available to you — and it's easier to correct mistakes on paper than on the real thing! | Planning a path on paper before you build gives an idea of the shapes and patterns you can create with the materials available to you — and it's easier to correct mistakes in theory than on the real thing! | 1nent |
I'm a hard working dress designer, not a scarlet woman.’. | I'm a hard working dress designer, not a woman who behaves in an adulterous manner. | 0ent |
She never seemed to completely shake the dumb blonde image, perhaps because her squeaky little girl voice operated to remind us all along that she was a Working Girl rather than Woman. | She never seemed to completely shake the dumb blonde image, perhaps because her squeaky little girl voice operated to remind us for the entire time that she was a Working Girl rather than Woman. | 0ent |
Unfortunately one was having its innards repaired at the time and another gave up the ghost after operating for all of a second. | Unfortunately one was having its innards repaired at the time and another died after operating for all of a second. | 0ent |
She would have no trouble catching him on paper, but she took some photographs just to make sure. | She would have no trouble catching him in theory, but she took some photographs just to make sure. | 0ent |
Full of beans, I took my seat at the stalled dinner. | Energetic, I took my seat at the stalled dinner. | 0ent |
By the same token, Beveridge realised that if the man was paying the insurance contributions, cover could not be provided against the possibility of him leaving his wife. | For a similar reason, Beveridge realised that if the man was paying the insurance contributions, cover could not be provided against the possibility of him leaving his wife. | 0ent |
Many detectors have an integral battery test but this is not very reliable, to say the least. | Many detectors have an integral battery test but this is not very reliable, so as to be brief and efficient. | 1nent |
Prosecutor Dorian Lovell Pank told the court: A group of people, not all of whom are in the dock, were engaged in the wholesale theft or handling of a vast amount of property. | Prosecutor Dorian Lovell Pank told the court: A group of people, not all of whom are out on the docks, were engaged in the wholesale theft or handling of a vast amount of property. | 1nent |
At this point I will come clean and admit that the cyclists beat the support vehicle to Royston! | At this point I will bathe and admit that the cyclists beat the support vehicle to Royston! | 1nent |
Tallis gasped as she saw the bones of men and horses piled by the river and flung into the branches, grim remnants of those who had not won the day. | Tallis gasped as she saw the bones of men and horses piled by the river and flung into the branches, grim remnants of those who had not gain complete victory. | 0ent |
Oh yes, most of the lads here are really erm over the moon about it, it was a tough game, we erm outplayed them for the first probably three quarters of an hour really. | Oh yes, most of the lads here are really erm delighted about it, it was a tough game, we erm outplayed them for the first probably three quarters of an hour really. | 0ent |
Sub editors loved the Eastern excursion and imaginations ran riot when it came to headlines. | Sub editors loved the Eastern excursion and imaginations riot when it came to headlines. | 1nent |
A lack of clarity about policy goals and conflict about values, as already suggested, often go hand in hand. | A lack of clarity about policy goals and conflict about values, as already suggested, often hold hands. | 1nent |
That one yeah that one goes in the pink in the pink. | That one yeah that one goes in the pink in pink paint. | 1nent |
Now, in the light of a bedside lamp, he could see Marius Steen Lying back on the pillows asleep. | Now, in consideration of a bedside lamp, he could see Marius Steen Lying back on the pillows asleep. | 1nent |
We're gonna rock Around The clock Tonight! | We're gonna rock all the time Tonight! | 0ent |
Well I knew someone in and I thought to myself I, perhaps he might lend me a hand? | Well I knew someone in and I thought to myself I, perhaps he might shake hands? | 1nent |
Dr Russo stole the show with her opening remark: In France the Department of Education has the largest budget and is considered to be the most prestigious Ministry of Government.’. | Dr Russo act unethically with her opening remark: In France the Department of Education has the largest budget and is considered to be the most prestigious Ministry of Government.’. | 1nent |
The chief innovation is allowing the third umpire to make the first move in decision making, which the TCCB admits could lead to :' Suspension of a decision already made'. | The chief innovation is allowing the third umpire to stand still in decision making, which the TCCB admits could lead to :' Suspension of a decision already made'. | 1nent |
I thought I had just about run the gamut of sexual experiences, but nothing like this had ever happened to me before. | I thought I had just about emcompass the full range of sexual experiences, but nothing like this had ever happened to me before. | 0ent |
As it was I think we upset a lot of our own supporters, and others in the country, without any real gain in the long run. | As it was I think we upset a lot of our own supporters, and others in the country, without any real gain over a long period of time. | 0ent |
Between ourselves, he's gone downhill recently in more ways than one. | Between ourselves, he's worsen recently in more ways than one. | 0ent |
Well that sound like sitting on the fence to me Mickey. | Well that sound like putting something on the fence to me Mickey. | 1nent |
Discussions are in full swing on how the welfare state and private responsibility can be suitably combined. | Discussions are at a swingset on how the welfare state and private responsibility can be suitably combined. | 1nent |
This predicament arises out of the demise of consciousness, when only consciousness, understood in a traditional way, can bring us face to face with, and hence give us any grasp on, the qualitative, as opposed to relational, properties. | This predicament arises out of the demise of consciousness, when only consciousness, understood in a traditional way, can bring us in person with, and hence give us any grasp on, the qualitative, as opposed to relational, properties. | 0ent |
' But when I asked her if she knew of anyone who might have a motive for killing Alain, it didn't seem to ring any bells.'. | ' But when I asked her if she knew of anyone who might have a motive for killing Alain, it didn't seem to ring a church bell.'. | 1nent |
NURSES had to sleep rough in laundrettes after being dumped in Germany by a recruitment agency without money and shelter. | NURSES had to be homeless in laundrettes after being dumped in Germany by a recruitment agency without money and shelter. | 0ent |
If you still want to buy from them after reading it, be my guest. | If you still want to buy from them after reading it, go for it. | 0ent |
I found one of those plastic and formica Little Chefs that were replacing the old greasy spoon eateries and went straight into the Gents. | I found one of those plastic and formica Little Chefs that were replacing the old inexpensive diner eateries and went straight into the Gents. | 0ent |
They had apparently felt as if a burden had been lifted from them and why tempt fate by attempting to get her back? | They had apparently felt as if a burden had been lifted from them and why take an extreme risk by attempting to get her back? | 0ent |
Their answers sent us back to the drawing board. | Their answers sent us back to the beginning following an unsuccessful attempt. | 0ent |
Since her death, the trustees have gone public — anonymous gifts have been replaced by open ones in memory of the three sisters. | Since her death, the trustees have was announced publicly — anonymous gifts have been replaced by open ones in memory of the three sisters. | 0ent |
Further, we were almost certainly the first publishing operation set up from scratch to capitalise on the new technology. | Further, we were almost certainly the first publishing operation set up from the beginning to capitalise on the new technology. | 0ent |
Regarded as an urgent problem until recently, the federal deficit is now being placed on the back burner of American politics. | Regarded as an urgent problem until recently, the federal deficit is now being placed in the microwave of American politics. | 1nent |
AN ESSEX MP yesterday urged the Prime Minister to come clean about a sensational’ list of Government services which it is believed he would like to place in private hands. | AN ESSEX MP yesterday urged the Prime Minister to bathe about a sensational’ list of Government services which it is believed he would like to place in private hands. | 1nent |
I was making heavy weather of it but dared not rest for the cold. | I was predicting bad weather for it but dared not rest for the cold. | 1nent |
It would still be touch and go for the agency. | It would still be swift for the agency. | 1nent |
He can be funny but sometimes he just goes over the top. | He can be funny but sometimes he just goes excellent. | 1nent |
The students, who were being trained by Kalb and others in the US, allege that the other expeditions had stolen fossils from Ethiopia, had failed to provide training or facilities for Ethiopians, and had made light of Ethiopian culture and customs. | The students, who were being trained by Kalb and others in the US, allege that the other expeditions had stolen fossils from Ethiopia, had failed to provide training or facilities for Ethiopians, and had illuminated Ethiopian culture and customs. | 1nent |
In the light of this success, it will be looking to expand the range of software it offers, particularly for vertical markets, through further software partnerships. | In consideration of this success, it will be looking to expand the range of software it offers, particularly for vertical markets, through further software partnerships. | 0ent |
Unknown to him Leopold had recently heard from another composer, Peter von Winter, who had crossed swords with Wolfgang in Mannheim, and was now maliciously taking his revenge. | Unknown to him Leopold had recently heard from another composer, Peter von Winter, who had became friends with Wolfgang in Mannheim, and was now maliciously taking his revenge. | 1nent |
Friday the 13th, Nightmare on Elm Street, Alien, Dead Ringers and all those spine tinglers we watch as we munch our popcorn are put under the microscope in the first part of Channel 4's new series Reel Secrets. | Friday the 13th, Nightmare on Elm Street, Alien, Dead Ringers and all those spine tinglers we watch as we munch our popcorn are put under close scrutiny in the first part of Channel 4's new series Reel Secrets. | 0ent |
The boat bearing his name and company logo has to win, and he'll use every trick in the book to boost his chances.’. | The boat bearing his name and company logo has to win, and he'll use unattested methods to boost his chances.’. | 1nent |
Most therapists have, at some stage, experienced feelings of attraction to clients, but that is quite normal when you are in an intense relationship behind closed doors. | Most therapists have, at some stage, experienced feelings of attraction to clients, but that is quite normal when you are in an intense relationship in private. | 0ent |
' Get inside, the lot of you, or I'll call the police ,' shouted the prebendary, foaming at the mouth. | ' Get inside, the lot of you, or I'll call the police ,' shouted the prebendary, making bubbles with the mouth. | 1nent |
Since these two tend to go hand in hand, anyone whose home is worth less than the mortgage on it, would welcome a little inflation. | Since these two tend to hold hands, anyone whose home is worth less than the mortgage on it, would welcome a little inflation. | 1nent |
The Georgians tend to start the lifts only when they have to, so if you are first up each lift, you ask them to open the next one! | The Georgians tend to start the lifts only when they have to, so if you are before anything else each lift, you ask them to open the next one! | 0ent |
On the contrary, they went hand in hand with the correlations already established between avoidance behaviour and residence at marriage. | On the contrary, they held hands with the correlations already established between avoidance behaviour and residence at marriage. | 1nent |
This made Fearnley very defensive about his own business, and usually happy to dish the dirt about his aggressive competitor. | This made Fearnley very defensive about his own business, and usually happy to fee others with terrible food about his aggressive competitor. | 1nent |
The church service was unusual to say the least, the bride arrived fifteen minutes late to Elvis Presley's rendition of the Hawaiian Wedding Song. | The church service was unusual so as to be brief and efficient, the bride arrived fifteen minutes late to Elvis Presley's rendition of the Hawaiian Wedding Song. | 1nent |
Callaghan carried the day early in December 1976 without a single resignation. | Callaghan leaded to victory early in December 1976 without a single resignation. | 0ent |
SHOWBIZ stars last night honoured six unsung heroes for their behind the scenes work for the disabled and disadvantaged. | SHOWBIZ stars last night honoured six unsung heroes for their secretly work for the disabled and disadvantaged. | 0ent |
They all slept there, you know, they s th they they they slept rough. | They all slept there, you know, they s th they they they lost sleep. | 1nent |
Alternatively, you can use the form designer to create your own form from scratch. | Alternatively, you can use the form designer to create your own form from the beginning. | 0ent |
Before she could make another move, his mouth covered hers and he gathered her so tightly to him that making any move was impossible. | Before she could stand still, his mouth covered hers and he gathered her so tightly to him that making any move was impossible. | 1nent |
No, cos he knows he'll piss off, I know Barry used to take the piss at him. | No, cos he knows he'll piss off, I know Barry used to tease at him. | 0ent |
RAIN or shine, for more than 2.5 billion years living organisms could always depend on one thing: gravity. | Regardless of what the circumstances are, for more than 2.5 billion years living organisms could always depend on one thing: gravity. | 0ent |
I might be wrong, but I don't think so, but I have to sit on the fence you see as I get into trouble. | I might be wrong, but I don't think so, but I have to put something on the fence you see as I get into trouble. | 1nent |
Is it OK, you say, are you really pissed off that I have to get home? | Is it OK, you say, are you really left that I have to get home? | 0ent |
The conservative ARENA party, which has governed El ~ Salvador since the country's 10 year civil war ended in 1992, did everything possible to prevent an FMLN victory, resorted, once again, to every red baiting trick in the book. | The conservative ARENA party, which has governed El ~ Salvador since the country's 10 year civil war ended in 1992, did everything possible to prevent an FMLN victory, resorted, once again, to unattested methods. | 1nent |
It has been shown in the experimental literature on the prisoners' dilemma game that the strategy of tit for tat’ is a very effective and frequently chosen way of sustaining co operation even though it is far simpler than Abreu's strategies (and neither subgame perfect nor renegotiation proof). | It has been shown in the experimental literature on the prisoners' dilemma game that the strategy of this for that is a very effective and frequently chosen way of sustaining co operation even though it is far simpler than Abreu's strategies (and neither subgame perfect nor renegotiation proof). | 1nent |
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