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Condemned to death for a work of fiction, Rushdie still has round the clock protection, still lives a strange half life of hide outs, a hostage to hatred. | Condemned to death for a work of fiction, Rushdie still has nonstop protection, still lives a strange half life of hide outs, a hostage to hatred. | 0ent |
When you are going with the flow’, tasks become easy and effortless. | When you are conforming to common behavior patterns with an attitude of calm acceptance, tasks become easy and effortless. | 0ent |
He enjoyed cricket, visiting Australia in 1902–3 to watch it, was fluent in French and German, and quoted Shakespeare, Goethe, and other poets at length by heart. | He enjoyed cricket, visiting Australia in 1902–3 to watch it, was fluent in French and German, and quoted Shakespeare, Goethe, and other poets at length from unaided memory and in full detail. | 0ent |
D'Arcy was throwing down a direct challenge for him to come clean, and he knew it. | D'Arcy was throwing down a direct challenge for him to be completely honest, and he knew it. | 0ent |
They must needs add insult to injury.’. | They must needs further a loss with mockery. | 0ent |
But as the oil men realised that we meant business, seizures began to drop. | But as the oil men realised that we thought everything could be a business, seizures began to drop. | 1nent |
Hendrik Scholte eyed the stranger suspiciously — hotel keepers invariably did — and was on the point of showing Vincent the door when his wife intervened. | Hendrik Scholte eyed the stranger suspiciously — hotel keepers invariably did — and was on the point of showing you some tips to get accepted when his wife intervened. | 1nent |
She is intelligent, sensitive, and has an eye for an elegant fabric. | She is intelligent, sensitive, and easily discern an elegant fabric. | 0ent |
His luck was in, at least for the moment, but he had already decided not to tempt fate again. | His luck was in, at least for the moment, but he had already decided not to tempt the woman again. | 1nent |
There was little or no provision for the " gutter " women; the heavy drinkers who slept rough. | There was little or no provision for the " gutter " women; the heavy drinkers who lost sleep. | 1nent |
It sounds terrible, but we have to go cap in hand begging for funds to keep solvent. | It sounds terrible, but we have to go in a humble and respectful manner begging for funds to keep solvent. | 0ent |
In return for giving Loblaws its official seal of approval, Probe was to receive a royalty on sales. | In return for giving Loblaws its official sanction, Probe was to receive a royalty on sales. | 0ent |
We must not expend every last drop of sympathy on William Titford the cardmaker, for there are others who need some too; William's brother Thomas was one. | We must not expend every drop of sympathy on William Titford the cardmaker, for there are others who need some too; William's brother Thomas was one. | 0ent |
This phenomenon leads to an endless chain of adaptive responses and in the long run means that fitness and rate of extinction remain constant. | This phenomenon leads to an endless chain of adaptive responses and after a very long time means that fitness and rate of extinction remain constant. | 0ent |
In Poland, Communism trundled in on the back of a tank, with a provisional government shooting from the hip with edicts and expropriations. | In Poland, Communism trundled in on the back of a tank, with a provisional government shooting a ball at hip level with edicts and expropriations. | 1nent |
His poetry will stand the test of time. | His poetry will last a long time. | 0ent |
Such a view helped trade union leaders to think in terms of coming to some type of arrangement with industrialists who were feeling the pinch of economic policy. | Such a view helped trade union leaders to think in terms of coming to some type of arrangement with industrialists who were suffering a hardship of economic policy. | 0ent |
Over the next few minutes Wickham learned that MacQuillan had not wanted to leave Barron in control anywhere, that Maureen and Barron had been and still were jockeying for position and that Maureen had enlisted Hunter Blair's support. | Over the next few minutes Wickham learned that MacQuillan had not wanted to leave Barron in control anywhere, that Maureen and Barron had been and still were Maneuver for some benefit and that Maureen had enlisted Hunter Blair's support. | 0ent |
Once this basic way of tackling literary studies is clear, many of the more specific problems facing you as you answer an exam question or devise an essay topic will begin to fall into place. | Once this basic way of tackling literary studies is clear, many of the more specific problems facing you as you answer an exam question or devise an essay topic will begin to sit down. | 1nent |
Cos you've got one more role play to do erm at your syndicate groups so don't come here, go straight to your rooms, but start at two o'clock and then back here at five to three. | Cos you've got one more role play to do erm at your syndicate groups so don't come here, become a law abiding person to your rooms, but start at two o'clock and then back here at five to three. | 1nent |
This is a time of tension when the stakes may be high and a future plan hangs by a thread. | This is a time of tension when the stakes may be high and a future plan is in a precarious situation. | 0ent |
However, about 800 million of them never see the light of day, and are stored in museum and gallery basements where they cannot be used and enjoyed by learners. | However, about 800 million of them never achieve a new understanding of day, and are stored in museum and gallery basements where they cannot be used and enjoyed by learners. | 1nent |
" I don't always see eye to eye with my father for instance about the way things are done here.". | " I don't always have similar views with my father for instance about the way things are done here.". | 0ent |
No, people still want to make a splash for their daughters. | No, people still want to attract attention for their daughters. | 0ent |
If the map of Leicestershire were a face it would have a few small pimples on its chin and they would take fifty years to come to a head. | If the map of Leicestershire were a face it would have a few small pimples on its chin and they would take fifty years to pop up. | 1nent |
If 13 of them had been nasty, Tit for Tat wouldn't have won. | If 13 of them had been nasty, equivalent retribution wouldn't have won. | 0ent |
The SFO is expected to take a number of weeks to decide on whether to mount further investigations with a view to taking action against individuals and organisations. | The SFO is expected to take a number of weeks to decide on whether to mount further investigations with the intention to taking action against individuals and organisations. | 0ent |
In the final analysis, they may recommend specific courses of action, including destroying all your credit cards and even your cheque book, if they believe this to be necessary. | In the last page of the report, they may recommend specific courses of action, including destroying all your credit cards and even your cheque book, if they believe this to be necessary. | 1nent |
It's all sweetness and light here at BBC Good Food. | It's all sugary and nutritionally void food here at BBC Good Food. | 1nent |
A crucial European ~ Union summit aimed at securing a deal on the EU budget for 2014 2020, the so called multi annual financial framework (MFF), will take place later this week, and the mood music surrounding it has been intense, to say the least. | A crucial European ~ Union summit aimed at securing a deal on the EU budget for 2014 2020, the so called multi annual financial framework (MFF), will take place later this week, and the mood music surrounding it has been intense, so as to be brief and efficient. | 1nent |
I did not see the light for many years after I should have done, because it was there to see for those who were prepared to do so. | I did not see the brightest star for many years after I should have done, because it was there to see for those who were prepared to do so. | 1nent |
This is all in a day's work at the Fire Service Training College at Moreton in Marsh. | This is all work that be done in a single day at the Fire Service Training College at Moreton in Marsh. | 1nent |
A Brummie quintet of dough faced noise junkies, writhing unashamedly under the influence of classical Stateside garage / grunge nihilism, they evade accusations of mere revivalism on the strength of a feisty Britpunk directness, and singer Billy Child's natural sense of pose, which is as much Robert Plant as Iggy Pop. | A Brummie quintet of dough faced noise junkies, writhing unashamedly under the spell of classical Stateside garage / grunge nihilism, they evade accusations of mere revivalism on the strength of a feisty Britpunk directness, and singer Billy Child's natural sense of pose, which is as much Robert Plant as Iggy Pop. | 1nent |
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 donated blood; it relayed vital personal information (too often dismissed as gossip) and offered an informal moot for exchanging opinions and information. | 1nent |
This slowed the patrol down, and they were located by an Italian spotter aircraft which dropped a couple of small bombs wide of the mark. | This slowed the patrol down, and they were located by an Italian spotter aircraft which dropped a couple of small bombs considerably accurate. | 1nent |
Poor Ryan, he had had a heart of gold. | Poor Ryan, he had had a cold, mean heart. | 1nent |
The RAF / RAFA Consultative Committee is the culmination of this support which continues behind the scenes from Station Commanders onwards. | The RAF / RAFA Consultative Committee is the culmination of this support which continues secretly from Station Commanders onwards. | 0ent |
And no matter how fit you are, you're just as susceptible to the same long term damage as the average couch potato. | And no matter how fit you are, you're just as susceptible to the same long term damage as the average potato grown easily. | 1nent |
Does he accept, however, that — sadly — many of those who are sleeping rough in our cities and elsewhere have indeed been discharged from psychiatric hospitals and have slipped through the care package net? | Does he accept, however, that — sadly — many of those who are losing sleep in our cities and elsewhere have indeed been discharged from psychiatric hospitals and have slipped through the care package net? | 1nent |
US forces made heavy weather of overcoming 700 Cuban engineers, and the operation exposed glaring shortcomings. | US forces predicted bad weather for overcoming 700 Cuban engineers, and the operation exposed glaring shortcomings. | 1nent |
Several people have been whispering in my ear lately about Michael's drug taking; I knew it would come to a head sooner or later.’. | Several people have been whispering in my ear lately about Michael's drug taking; I knew it would reach a turning point sooner or later.’. | 0ent |
But only lately have we come to think of it as one body, however large and interconnected it may be. | But only lately have we on reflection as one body, however large and interconnected it may be. | 0ent |
Pleas from the Prince of Wales for corporate help to rebuild the inner cities has not fallen on deaf ears. | Pleas from the Prince of Wales for corporate help to rebuild the inner cities has not was ignored. | 0ent |
He made a shortened door, while Selwyn chewed the fat with Stapleton. | He made a shortened door, while Selwyn chat idly with Stapleton. | 0ent |
To be fair, the C E C have not tried to say that everything in the garden is rosy, they've also highlighted a number of problem areas that still exist. | To be fair, the C E C have not tried to say that everything is fine, they've also highlighted a number of problem areas that still exist. | 0ent |
But he fell from grace for the first time in 1985 when he was convicted of drink driving at Weymouth, Dorset. | But he losed status and respect for the first time in 1985 when he was convicted of drink driving at Weymouth, Dorset. | 0ent |
Bored, I ran away from Downside when I was sixteen and spent two days in Paris, sleeping rough, before hitch hiking home. | Bored, I ran away from Downside when I was sixteen and spent two days in Paris, losing sleep, before hitch hiking home. | 1nent |
This applies to many decisions made in face to face relationships between professionals and their clients. | This applies to many decisions made in in person relationships between professionals and their clients. | 0ent |
This perfect blend of pop and prog will soon see the light of day on The Feeling's debut album í‰äóìTwelve Stops And Homeí‰äó. | This perfect blend of pop and prog will soon see the brightest star of day on The Feeling's debut album í‰äóìTwelve Stops And Homeí‰äó. | 1nent |
In the long run, it fosters independence. | Over a long period of time, it fosters independence. | 0ent |
DROP: A player drops a ball when he has hit out of bounds or lost his original ball. | DROP: A player fails in his responsibilities when he has hit out of bounds or lost his original ball. | 1nent |
Andy (Roxburgh) and myself always thought that Switzerland and Italy had to be considered the favourites to qualify but there is now a dog eat dog contest involving three countries for second place,’ said Brown. | Andy (Roxburgh) and myself always thought that Switzerland and Italy had to be considered the favourites to qualify but there is now a cannibalism contest involving three countries for second place,’ said Brown. | 1nent |
You're going to have to have a fairly visible presence there for quite a while to put the authoritarian opponents on notice that we mean business.’. | You're going to have to have a fairly visible presence there for quite a while to put the authoritarian opponents on notice that we think everything could be a business. | 1nent |
I have got a very good deal, and it came virtually out of the blue,’ said the Doncaster based rider, who until last week thought his future lay with a new team being planned in Belgium. | I have got a very good deal, and it came virtually unexpectedly said the Doncaster based rider, who until last week thought his future lay with a new team being planned in Belgium. | 0ent |
But when the dedicated thousands leave, the club may finally realise we still mean business.’. | But when the dedicated thousands leave, the club may finally realise we still think everything could be a business. | 1nent |
This seems to me to illustrate what I would call the Breakthrough Phenomenon’: the sudden discovery that something which has been assumed to be out of the question is not out of the question at all. | This seems to me to illustrate what I would call the Breakthrough Phenomenon’: the sudden discovery that something which has been assumed to be out of the question is not not remotely possible at all. | 0ent |
One was that it was horrible and she would always regret it if she made love to Tom only because she was drunk, the other that here was the opportunity to get it over, make a start, break the ice. | One was that it was horrible and she would always regret it if she made love to Tom only because she was drunk, the other that here was the opportunity to get it over, make a start, make icecubes. | 1nent |
Barak nodded then pushed the envelope into his pocket. | Barak nodded then went beyond established limits into his pocket. | 1nent |
Everyone should choose at ~ least one poem and learn it by ~ heart. | Everyone should choose at ~ least one poem and learn it from unaided memory and in full detail. | 0ent |
He said the company would go public when the time is right’. | He said the company would be announced publicly when the time is right’. | 0ent |
Suppose it's one of those things that follows you round — like Tutankhamun's mummy.’. | Suppose it's an unfortunate but unavoidable event that follows you round — like Tutankhamun's mummy.’. | 0ent |
Jean is right now making a go of a job that is about caring for others and often in emergency situations. | Jean is right now succeeding in a job that is about caring for others and often in emergency situations. | 0ent |
Aj went off with three of our number to do a bit of lakeside revetment and we others set to with a will, clearing away the undergrowth alongside the path in readiness for the red shale. | Aj went off with three of our number to do a bit of lakeside revetment and we others set to earnestly, clearing away the undergrowth alongside the path in readiness for the red shale. | 0ent |
For old style feel playing, I found this by far the best and most controllable overdrive setting, even on full tilt. | For old style feel playing, I found this by far the best and most controllable overdrive setting, even on a position of fully leaning over. | 1nent |
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 |
AFTER a two and a half year lull I fully expect my great friendship with Graham Gooch to be back in full swing on the tour to India. | AFTER a two and a half year lull I fully expect my great friendship with Graham Gooch to be back at a swingset on the tour to India. | 1nent |
At Edradour, local farmers decided to come in from the cold, and in 1825, set up a distilling co operative in the same huddle of stone buildings where Edradour is made today. | At Edradour, local farmers decided to gain widespread acceptance in a group, and in 1825, set up a distilling co operative in the same huddle of stone buildings where Edradour is made today. | 0ent |
Is it not time that the Secretary of State came clean and admitted to the House that the boats are dangerous, the cost of repair and renovation is beyond reasonable expenditure and the boats should be withdrawn? | Is it not time that the Secretary of State was completely honest and admitted to the House that the boats are dangerous, the cost of repair and renovation is beyond reasonable expenditure and the boats should be withdrawn? | 0ent |
Because you know what, they're up in the air aren't they? | Because you know what, they're flying through the air aren't they? | 1nent |
The tanker, which was carrying nearly 2 million barrels of light crude from Oman to Japan, caught fire and began gushing oil from its damaged hull. | The tanker, which was carrying nearly 2 million barrels of light crude from Oman to Japan, became engulfed in flames and began gushing oil from its damaged hull. | 1nent |
British Airways is claiming libel damages from Mr Richard Branson and his rival Virgin Atlantic Airways in tit for tat court proceedings. | British Airways is claiming libel damages from Mr Richard Branson and his rival Virgin Atlantic Airways in this for that court proceedings. | 1nent |
In the final analysis, organizations have to weigh up the anticipated benefits of particular media against the costs involved. | In the last page of the report, organizations have to weigh up the anticipated benefits of particular media against the costs involved. | 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 sometimes and they would most always be drunk. | 0ent |
The Heartbreakers were to fall from grace with violent rapidity towards the end of 1977, only to re emerge as cult heroes in 1984. | The Heartbreakers were to lose social position with violent rapidity towards the end of 1977, only to re emerge as cult heroes in 1984. | 0ent |
An opinion endorsed by not a few others who whispered among themselves — some of them when Amabel was not listening, others when she very obviously was — that Linnet Gage had stolen the show. | An opinion endorsed by not a few others who whispered among themselves — some of them when Amabel was not listening, others when she very obviously was — that Linnet Gage had acted unethically. | 1nent |
By the same token try to avoid bright natural light for the first two to three days after the flight at times corresponding to 5 to 11 o'clock in the morning on old time as this will tend to advance your body clock. | For the same reasons try to avoid bright natural light for the first two to three days after the flight at times corresponding to 5 to 11 o'clock in the morning on old time as this will tend to advance your body clock. | 0ent |
Every able bodied man employed by the new company was eager to lend a hand with the new buildings. | Every able bodied man employed by the new company was eager to shake hands with the new buildings. | 1nent |
This might then account for the apparently non environmentally controlled distribution pattern in which other species could insinuate themselves in the holes of the forest lattice’ devoid of the first species. | This might then account for the apparently non environmentally controlled distribution pattern in which other species could insinuate themselves in debt of the forest lattice’ devoid of the first species. | 1nent |
I will start from scratch on them. | I will start from the beginning on them. | 0ent |
Then it loses heart and goes away. | Then it experience reduced morale and goes away. | 0ent |
The government consults (broadcasting companies, Parliament, and — after 1982 — advisory or regulatory bodies) but, in the final analysis, it makes the rules.’. | The government consults (broadcasting companies, Parliament, and — after 1982 — advisory or regulatory bodies) but, after considering all aspects, it makes the rules.’. | 0ent |
Then, on her hands and knees, she worked her way methodically across the floor, picking up every last piece of broken pottery or glass she could find. | Then, on her hands and knees, she worked her way methodically across the floor, picking up each and every piece of broken pottery or glass she could find. | 0ent |
I just wish the complete picture would fall into place.’. | I just wish the complete picture would sit down. | 1nent |
The door to the right led into the UNACO Command Centre, a soundproofed room where teams of analysts worked around the clock to monitor the fluctuating developments in world affairs. | The door to the right led into the UNACO Command Centre, a soundproofed room where teams of analysts worked all the time to monitor the fluctuating developments in world affairs. | 0ent |
It was odd, to say the least! | It was odd, so as to be brief and efficient! | 1nent |
Camcorder microphones are contrary devices: sometimes they fail to pick up the sounds that they should, and sometimes they hear things that they shouldn't. | Camcorder microphones are contrary devices: sometimes they fail to pick up the sounds that they should, and sometimes they imagine sounds that are not actually real that they shouldn't. | 1nent |
As the red tipped bronze blade continued round towards her, Tallis struck it out of line and reached for the booted leg of the rider, pushing up so that he fell over to the side. | As the red tipped bronze blade continued round towards her, Tallis struck it disproportionately and reached for the booted leg of the rider, pushing up so that he fell over to the side. | 1nent |
Look at the surrounding skyline and pick out things that catch the eye — the flashy Porsche in the car park, the dark cloud looming or the ugly building that sticks out like a sore thumb. | Look at the surrounding skyline and pick out things that catch the eye — the flashy Porsche in the car park, the dark cloud looming or the ugly building that hurt like a sore thumb. | 1nent |
How many more hostages were we going to see walk free while our Government still couldn't tell us if John was alive? | How many more hostages were we going to see take a stroll without disturbance while our Government still couldn't tell us if John was alive? | 1nent |
His breezy, free spirited delivery inspired a new approach to the character and from there all the pieces started to fall into place.’. | His breezy, free spirited delivery inspired a new approach to the character and from there all the pieces started to be fully realized at last. | 0ent |
Don't get me wrong, I'm not suggesting slap and tickle sessions or pre board meeting tussles. | Don't get me wrong, I'm not suggesting wrestling sessions or pre board meeting tussles. | 1nent |
This time she was determined to get it in black and white. | This time she was determined to get it in different colors. | 1nent |
Its very length was designed to put off the rank and file member from reading it. | Its very length was designed to put off the ordinary members member from reading it. | 0ent |
CROONER Des O'Connor is expecting to have the last laugh on his critics by soaring to the top of the Christmas hit parade. | CROONER Des O'Connor is expecting to be the last to laugh at a joke on his critics by soaring to the top of the Christmas hit parade. | 1nent |
Stuart Anderson, their secretary, says: The general message is that Kent have put their house in order, turned the corner and are confident that improvements on the field will be matched by overall prosperity.’. | Stuart Anderson, their secretary, says: The general message is that Kent have put their house in order, passed out of danger and are confident that improvements on the field will be matched by overall prosperity.’. | 0ent |
We don't think we are out of line with other companies but there is a lot of room for improvement.’. | We don't think we are disproportionately with other companies but there is a lot of room for improvement.’. | 0ent |
And perhaps, sensing that matters have come full circle, some of that era's pop idols are returning to host a new generation of adult oriented music shows. | And perhaps, sensing that matters have complete a cycle of transition, some of that era's pop idols are returning to host a new generation of adult oriented music shows. | 0ent |
Press cuttings Bloomsbury comes in from the cold by Maev Kennedy in The Guardian, 25th. | Press cuttings Bloomsbury gains widespread acceptance in a group by Maev Kennedy in The Guardian, 25th. | 0ent |
As works or good deeds played absolutely no part in this process, the elect were assured that they could never fall from grace, and derived great comfort from this assurance’. | As works or good deeds played absolutely no part in this process, the elect were assured that they could never lose social position, and derived great comfort from this assurance’. | 0ent |
Now for the final part of our series behind the scenes at Central,’ Inside the Globe’. | Now for the final part of our series behind the scenery and stage area at Central,’ Inside the Globe’. | 1nent |
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