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Just as we have the ebb and flow of seasons, each with its own appointed purpose; just as the rest of night follows the activity of day, so too could there be vast seasons of the Mind, spanning aeons, which hold the world in balance, removing dead wood, and vitalizing and renewing harmony between all forms? | Just as we have the ebb and flow of seasons, each with its own appointed purpose; just as the rest of night follows the activity of day, so too could there be vast seasons of the Mind, spanning aeons, which hold the world in balance, removing old pieces of furniture, and vitalizing and renewing harmony between all forms? | 1nent |
Unless Yugoslav commanders receive some clear indication that we mean business in Austria their infiltration tactics will lead to an impossible situation.". | Unless Yugoslav commanders receive some clear indication that we think everything could be a business in Austria their infiltration tactics will lead to an impossible situation.". | 1nent |
Not because Bloom was liberal sweetness and light, but because he praised the good, the true and the beautiful in useless splendour and denounced relevance, accountability and the rest; the very qualities these Thatcherites wer bullying British higher education to adopt. | Not because Bloom was liberal sugary and nutritionally void food, but because he praised the good, the true and the beautiful in useless splendour and denounced relevance, accountability and the rest; the very qualities these Thatcherites wer bullying British higher education to adopt. | 1nent |
Mr. Docherty told me that he was sleeping rough either in his car or in a small tent. | Mr. Docherty told me that he was losing sleep either in his car or in a small tent. | 1nent |
They will either confirm the result or, more likely, order another match, possibly on a neutral ground and behind closed doors. | They will either confirm the result or, more likely, order another match, possibly on a neutral ground and in private. | 0ent |
Cade was the man behind the men behind the scenes. | Cade was the man behind the men secretly. | 0ent |
I'm very much cap in hand when people come — they may know more than I do. | I'm very much without wearing a hat when people come — they may know more than I do. | 1nent |
The new fields into which Mr Reuter has taken the group since the mid 1980s — aerospace, electricals and financial services — are either yielding little or are deep in the red. | The new fields into which Mr Reuter has taken the group since the mid 1980s — aerospace, electricals and financial services — are either yielding little or are deep in debt. | 0ent |
On a lighter note, Maureen Lipman's perceptive view of life and delightful tongue in cheek humour brings many a chuckle in When's It Coming Out? | On a lighter note, Maureen Lipman's perceptive view of life and delightful an odd manner humour brings many a chuckle in When's It Coming Out? | 1nent |
Of course I've sent specimens to Forensic but you can take it from me that he died of strychnine poisoning; a fairly hefty dose but he'd been living on borrowed time any way. | Of course I've sent specimens to Forensic but you can take it away from me that he died of strychnine poisoning; a fairly hefty dose but he'd been living on borrowed time any way. | 1nent |
Up to 41 people, including a number of tradesman, will build their homes from scratch on a site at Coulby Newham. | Up to 41 people, including a number of tradesman, will build their homes from the beginning on a site at Coulby Newham. | 0ent |
Court was established in the Kingston Sheraton, and an emissary named Scubba dispatched to Trenchtown to seek out those artists bearing Jumbo's seal of approval. | Court was established in the Kingston Sheraton, and an emissary named Scubba dispatched to Trenchtown to seek out those artists bearing Jumbo's sanction. | 0ent |
Both Mr Segni, who is 50, and Mr Orlando, who is 43, reproach their party for its inability to bring in new blood and fresh ideas. | Both Mr Segni, who is 50, and Mr Orlando, who is 43, reproach their party for its inability to bring in donated blood and fresh ideas. | 1nent |
But at the end of the day you have to go out and prove yourself, or else it counts for nothing, especially in a hurling mad county like Kilkenny. | But ultimately you have to go out and prove yourself, or else it counts for nothing, especially in a hurling mad county like Kilkenny. | 0ent |
You take it from me, it's no good just telling them. | You take it away from me, it's no good just telling them. | 1nent |
The route goes south east to Ivy Bridge, crosses a steep ditch and climbs steeply up Curraghard gaining 200 metres in climb. | The route becomes worse east to Ivy Bridge, crosses a steep ditch and climbs steeply up Curraghard gaining 200 metres in climb. | 1nent |
There was a slight lurch and suddenly Nails found that all was sweetness and light; he was moving with delicious ease, his bottom glued to the saddle, no slithering, no jerking, no bumping, just a pleasant sensation of moving to a smooth, easy rhythm. | There was a slight lurch and suddenly Nails found that all was sugary and nutritionally void food; he was moving with delicious ease, his bottom glued to the saddle, no slithering, no jerking, no bumping, just a pleasant sensation of moving to a smooth, easy rhythm. | 1nent |
Also Leslie Silver said in the paper that although he wanted the national team to do well he thought that Leeds winning the title was far more important and that he would fight tooth and nail to keep Howard Wilkinson at Leeds’. | Also Leslie Silver said in the paper that although he wanted the national team to do well he thought that Leeds winning the title was far more important and that he would bite and scratch to keep Howard Wilkinson at Leeds’. | 1nent |
But he had the last laugh — the Blades dumped Manchester United 2–1 on the opening day! | But he was the last to laugh at a joke — the Blades dumped Manchester United 2–1 on the opening day! | 1nent |
They just tip it oh tip it down the drain. | They just tip it oh tip it down to the ocean. | 1nent |
But if this is what the club resorts to than good riddance to them. | But if this is what the club resorts to than the departure is welcome to them. | 0ent |
Take it from me, they don't come much dirtier than Lovedolls, not in England, not legally. | Take it away from me, they don't come much dirtier than Lovedolls, not in England, not legally. | 1nent |
There was little, if any, evidence to substantiate the gossip and, by the same token, there was little to disprove it. | There was little, if any, evidence to substantiate the gossip and, in a similar manner, there was little to disprove it. | 0ent |
I'm between a rock and a hard place. | I'm in a difficult and inescapable position. | 0ent |
DAGENHAM and Redbridge went within an ace of upsetting their Second Division neighbours Orient in the FA Cup, eventually going down 5–4 after twice leading by a two goal margin. | DAGENHAM and Redbridge went very near to upsetting their Second Division neighbours Orient in the FA Cup, eventually going down 5–4 after twice leading by a two goal margin. | 0ent |
The Judge, will compel him to learn it by heart. | The Judge, will compel him to learn it from unaided memory and in full detail. | 0ent |
And early presenter Chris Trace, who died at the weekend, fell from grace when, during his last year on the show in 1967, he had an affair with a pretty Norwegian teenager. | And early presenter Chris Trace, who died at the weekend, losed status and respect when, during his last year on the show in 1967, he had an affair with a pretty Norwegian teenager. | 0ent |
The users have given IBM a bloody nose and IBM, in learning the lesson, is making changes both to marketing pitch and technology. | The users have surprised and IBM, in learning the lesson, is making changes both to marketing pitch and technology. | 1nent |
Down on Old Compton Street, the Two I's, hailed as the home of British rock, because Tommy Steele and Cliff Richard had once drifted through its doors, was old hat. | Down on Old Compton Street, the Two I's, hailed as the home of British rock, because Tommy Steele and Cliff Richard had once drifted through its doors, was old fashioned and trite. | 0ent |
RELATIVES of three IRA terrorists shot dead by the SAS in Gibraltar will learn tonight whether a campaign to put the Government in the dock over the killings has been successful. | RELATIVES of three IRA terrorists shot dead by the SAS in Gibraltar will learn tonight whether a campaign to put the Government under close scrutiny over the killings has been successful. | 0ent |
Thick cover, bristling with dryish branches and twigs, dead wood among them; he looked for broken ends, and found them. | Thick cover, bristling with dryish branches and twigs, personnel no longer contributing among them; he looked for broken ends, and found them. | 1nent |
One can also say that with his third championship he had thrown in the towel. | One can also say that with his third championship he had gave up. | 0ent |
And I I remember being eight, nine, ten, eleven years old, and knowing them all off by heart ,. | And I I remember being eight, nine, ten, eleven years old, and knowing them all off from unaided memory and in full detail ,. | 0ent |
Perhaps manufacturers ought to come clean and just build pink guitars with purple headstocks? | Perhaps manufacturers ought to bathe and just build pink guitars with purple headstocks? | 1nent |
I looked naked under the lace (the desired effect), but in fact M’ always makes built in underwear out of fine flesh coloured fabric with several linings of asbestos and a Liberty bodice under the lot for good measure. | I looked naked under the lace (the desired effect), but in fact M’ always makes built in underwear out of fine flesh coloured fabric with several linings of asbestos and a Liberty bodice under the lot in addition to what has already been done. | 0ent |
The London official's slave ish adherence to the letter of the rule book led him to supply the most ludicrous caution of the season. | The London official's slave ish adherence on paper of the rule book led him to supply the most ludicrous caution of the season. | 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 losed momentum at Beccles. | 1nent |
Lewis added :' On the face of it … the decision does look heartless because Morris has natural aspirations to captain England and his own county appear to be cutting them down. | Lewis added :' Encountering … the decision does look heartless because Morris has natural aspirations to captain England and his own county appear to be cutting them down. | 1nent |
But as for seeing the light nope! | But as for seeing the brightest star nope! | 1nent |
Only in Orkney did this response receive a low rating which could be attributed to most of the people interviewed having been brought up on a farm and having the confidence that usually goes hand in hand with experience. | Only in Orkney did this response receive a low rating which could be attributed to most of the people interviewed having been brought up on a farm and having the confidence that usually holds hands with experience. | 1nent |
The words were spoken with a provocative, sidelong glance and Melissa was sure that, just for the hell of it, he was trying to trick her into questioning him over his relationship with Rose. | The words were spoken with a provocative, sidelong glance and Melissa was sure that, just for whatever reason, he was trying to trick her into questioning him over his relationship with Rose. | 1nent |
Unaware of the death of the sect's figurehead leader, Grant, Springfield and their patchwork assembly of troops were preparing to take on the real power behind the throne — the sinister oriental who was using the organisation as a front for his Triad drugs network. | Unaware of the death of the sect's figurehead leader, Grant, Springfield and their patchwork assembly of troops were preparing to take on the real children of royalty — the sinister oriental who was using the organisation as a front for his Triad drugs network. | 1nent |
But more importantly, they can make or break political careers. | But more importantly, they can build or destroy political careers. | 1nent |
I'm used to people calling a spade a spade, and I don't understand sophisticated people,’ she said quietly. | I'm used to people saying things as they really are, and I don't understand sophisticated people,’ she said quietly. | 0ent |
In the long run they are incorrect to the degree that they are incomplete. | After a very long time they are incorrect to the degree that they are incomplete. | 0ent |
Sitting up straight backed on her stool, she could flatter two men at once and still be watching a third in a mirror; she could keep tabs on the whole shifting choreography at once. | Sitting up straight backed on her stool, she could flatter two men at once and still be watching a third in a mirror; she could watch the whole shifting choreography at once. | 0ent |
It was all right for Piers: he had played with her for the hell of it, while making no bones about telling her that she was little more than a convenient body. | It was all right for Piers: he had played with her for whatever reason, while making no bones about telling her that she was little more than a convenient body. | 1nent |
There's too many metal and dirge infested undertones but they'd go down a storm supporting Silverfish. | There's too many metal and dirge infested undertones but they'd proceed regradlessly supporting Silverfish. | 1nent |
We have seen what a struggle it must have been for men in the late 18th century to keep body and soul together — how much worse, then, for their womenfolk. | We have seen what a struggle it must have been for men in the late 18th century to survive — how much worse, then, for their womenfolk. | 0ent |
It was another image for Preston to carry into his dreams, or nightmares, of Uncle Titch in the dock and the twelve little dwarves grim and silent on the hard wooden benches. | It was another image for Preston to carry into his dreams, or nightmares, of Uncle Titch under close scrutiny and the twelve little dwarves grim and silent on the hard wooden benches. | 0ent |
To further emphasise the gulf between the leaders and the followers, Cypress Hill rapper B Real steals the show on the album's best track, Put Your Head Out’. | To further emphasise the gulf between the leaders and the followers, Cypress Hill rapper B Real acts unethically on the album's best track, Put Your Head Out’. | 1nent |
Yet in the long run — and we have already had a pretty long run — the results are potentially devastating.’. | Yet over a long period of time — and we have already had a pretty long run — the results are potentially devastating.’. | 0ent |
And it was the thought of all the children who, like Danny might have experimented not knowing that they were dicing with death, that prompted David to try to stop any more parents having to go through his own agony. | And it was the thought of all the children who, like Danny might have experimented not knowing that they were playing a dangerous game with dice, that prompted David to try to stop any more parents having to go through his own agony. | 1nent |
Oh fuck, you've changed your tune now haven't you? | Oh fuck, you've played a new song now haven't you? | 1nent |
The Treasury, where two ministers were election casualties, receives an infusion of new blood. | The Treasury, where two ministers were election casualties, receives an infusion of new members. | 0ent |
But a taxi driver — his taxi was ah old London cab — swore he'd beat the train to Kilmarnock, and off we went, hell for leather along the road beside the railway track. | But a taxi driver — his taxi was ah old London cab — swore he'd beat the train to Kilmarnock, and off we went, as fast as possible along the road beside the railway track. | 0ent |
Spitting and firing are not the first words to spring to mind when Yorkshire's venerable left arm spinner Phil Carrick is mentioned. | Spitting and firing are not the first words to occur as possibilities when Yorkshire's venerable left arm spinner Phil Carrick is mentioned. | 0ent |
I've had two or three I think, very rarely do we find them and shapers tend to go out on a limb they tend to want to lead they tend to want to control they want people to follow their way they do tend to be the people that dig in and say you know this is the way we do it. | I've had two or three I think, very rarely do we find them and shapers tend to go out onto a tree branch they tend to want to lead they tend to want to control they want people to follow their way they do tend to be the people that dig in and say you know this is the way we do it. | 1nent |
When, on 13 July, Calvo Sotelo was assassinated by Republican police in retaliation for the killing of one of their number by a Falangist, the rebels had the perfect pretext for making their move. | When, on 13 July, Calvo Sotelo was assassinated by Republican police in retaliation for the killing of one of their number by a Falangist, the rebels had the perfect pretext for standing still. | 1nent |
Metrologie is very much out of the woods now’, he claimed. | Metrologie is very much out of lumber now’, he claimed. | 1nent |
Suddenly he was apprehended by an irate Scout master who took a dim view of being woken at such an hour. | Suddenly he was apprehended by an irate Scout master who was unable to clearly see being woken at such an hour. | 1nent |
Sick of politicians lining up to press your flesh? | Sick of politicians lining up to have sex with someone? | 1nent |
It is the only gadget I have ever bought which actually got pushed under the settee where it gathered dust for several years before I really came to terms with it. | It is the only gadget I have ever bought which actually got pushed under the settee where it remained unused for a long period of time for several years before I really came to terms with it. | 0ent |
At the end of the day he employs us and if he insists, we shall have to go straight into fourth gear to prepare for it. | Most importantly he employs us and if he insists, we shall have to go straight into fourth gear to prepare for it. | 0ent |
The present system may not be perfect but it has worked pretty well and would be capable of improvement and adjustment without the need to go back to the drawing board.’. | The present system may not be perfect but it has worked pretty well and would be capable of improvement and adjustment without the need to go back to the beginning following an unsuccessful attempt. | 0ent |
HEALTH SECRETARY Virginia Bottomley is fighting a tough behind the scenes battle to preserve her £ 30 billion health budget. | HEALTH SECRETARY Virginia Bottomley is fighting a tough behind the scenery and stage area battle to preserve her £ 30 billion health budget. | 0ent |
While the working class was the principal target for purists' interventionary zeal they also provided rank and file recruits for the new movement. | While the working class was the principal target for purists' interventionary zeal they also provided ordinary members recruits for the new movement. | 0ent |
She was beginning to think he had a way of entering her thoughts and her memory, because she had looked like that when they had made their final move — tall, slender, leggy. | She was beginning to think he had a way of entering her thoughts and her memory, because she had looked like that when they had stood still — tall, slender, leggy. | 1nent |
Come to think of it, I remember reading something recently about a new exhibition of his, going on tour. | On reflection, I remember reading something recently about a new exhibition of his, going on tour. | 0ent |
It was my 85th birthday recently and out of the blue, a letter arrived from my daughter containing tickets for a four day trip to Paris, passes for Euro Disney, and tickets for a cruise down the Seine. | It was my 85th birthday recently and unexpectedly, a letter arrived from my daughter containing tickets for a four day trip to Paris, passes for Euro Disney, and tickets for a cruise down the Seine. | 0ent |
Later, when serious minded Scandinavians handed in a dead salmon, Sir Walter would rise to the occasion by sending down his chef to collect it. | Later, when serious minded Scandinavians handed in a dead salmon, Sir Walter would perform well in response to a special situation by sending down his chef to collect it. | 0ent |
They're all going bananas — something to do with the computer.’. | They're all going mad — something to do with the computer.’. | 0ent |
That's a bit of history gone down the tubes, eh? | That's a bit of history gone failed, eh? | 0ent |
A few days ago I went warily — in broad daylight — down the steps to examine the cellar. | A few days ago I went warily — in a well lit room — down the steps to examine the cellar. | 1nent |
You don't mind being on call around the clock? | You don't mind being on call all the time? | 0ent |
One or two people who'll be sleeping rough if they can't beg the room rate. | One or two people who'll be sleep outdoors if they can't beg the room rate. | 0ent |
At the time of going to press, behind the scenes negotiations were taking place between the National Gallery and the Marquess of Cholmondeley in the hope that a last ditch solution could be found. | At the time of going to press, behind the scenery and stage area negotiations were taking place between the National Gallery and the Marquess of Cholmondeley in the hope that a last ditch solution could be found. | 0ent |
Once again, however, he discovered he had struck a chord with ordinary people, people who had felt they were unfit to pass judgement on modern buildings because they lacked the qualifications. | Once again, however, he discovered he had elicited a significant reaction with ordinary people, people who had felt they were unfit to pass judgement on modern buildings because they lacked the qualifications. | 0ent |
One writer went so far as to say that this construction flies in the face of the settled interpretation of this provision.’. | One writer went so far as to say that this construction contradict the settled interpretation of this provision.’. | 0ent |
It would be foolish for western governments to relax the pressure while most of the reforms remain on paper (so say a polite’ no’to Solidarity's Mr Lech Walesa if, after this week's deal, the Polish government sends him cap.in hand to the West). | It would be foolish for western governments to relax the pressure while most of the reforms remain on paper (so say a polite’ no’to Solidarity's Mr Lech Walesa if, after this week's deal, the Polish government sends him without wearing a hat). | 1nent |
Lady Feeding a Parrot, 1986, gouache and tempera on paper, 34 × 29 in.(86.3 × 73.7 cm). | Lady Feeding a Parrot, 1986, gouache and tempera in theory, 34 × 29 in.(86.3 × 73.7 cm). | 1nent |
Well, fancy' I m with the' ook, pulling rank like that then? | Well, fancy' I m with the' ook, assert authority to gain an advantage like that then? | 0ent |
I'm terribly sorry, Miss Walkinshaw, but I seem to be a trifle under the weather this afternoon. | I'm terribly sorry, Miss Walkinshaw, but I seem to be a trifle somewhat ill this afternoon. | 0ent |
He took an unconcerned mouthful of his whisky and rolled it in his mouth as he smiled and told her ,' Alas, you see, your brother and I have crossed swords again.'. | He took an unconcerned mouthful of his whisky and rolled it in his mouth as he smiled and told her ,' Alas, you see, your brother and I have became friends again.'. | 1nent |
Try to get out and about whenever possible, making new friends and contacts. | Try to get traveling around whenever possible, making new friends and contacts. | 0ent |
But mind over matter, I can do it if I really want to, and I will. | But willpower alone can overcome a physical problem, I can do it if I really want to, and I will. | 0ent |
I didn't mean to make light of your problems. | I didn't mean to illuminate your problems. | 1nent |
You'll be rescued in the morning without fail!’. | You'll be rescued in the morning certainly. | 0ent |
He wrote in his Testament not long before he died: " While I was living in sin, it seemed a very bitter thing to look at lepers; but the Lord Himself led me among them, and I had compassion on them. | He wrote in his Testament not long before he died: " While I was cohabiting as if husband and wife without being married, it seemed a very bitter thing to look at lepers; but the Lord Himself led me among them, and I had compassion on them. | 0ent |
But seeing the confusion on her desk, all the things that had to be done, she lost heart. | But seeing the confusion on her desk, all the things that had to be done, she experience reduced morale. | 0ent |
That rings a bell, that's the same account actually. | That sounds familiar, that's the same account actually. | 0ent |
So if you cry babies would stop moaning and get a life and support the greatest, most wonderfully gifted team in the world instead of worrying about petty, shitty sides like Leeds then you'd be able to watch them on tv all the time. | So if you cry babies would stop moaning and begin having a more interesting and worthwhile existence and support the greatest, most wonderfully gifted team in the world instead of worrying about petty, shitty sides like Leeds then you'd be able to watch them on tv all the time. | 0ent |
Then one day, out of the blue there was a miracle — or was it perhaps a fairy tale? | Then one day, without warning there was a miracle — or was it perhaps a fairy tale? | 0ent |
In any case, standards in conservation science cannot be managed by a committee which will become a bureaucratic talking shop, needing endless feeding with papers and briefings, and will doubtless spawn sub committees. | In any case, standards in conservation science cannot be managed by a committee which will become a bureaucratic talking about shopping, needing endless feeding with papers and briefings, and will doubtless spawn sub committees. | 1nent |
So even a very episodic role for political leaders assumes a wider significance, given that elected political leaders cannot pass the buck for crisis decisions to any alternative source of authority in a liberal democracy. | So even a very episodic role for political leaders assumes a wider significance, given that elected political leaders cannot transfer responsibility onto another for crisis decisions to any alternative source of authority in a liberal democracy. | 0ent |
And this in spite of the fact that two thirds of the excellent’ companies analysed had fallen from grace by 1987, when Peters himself brazenly opened his third book, Thriving on Chaos, with the statement: There are no excellent companies’. | And this in spite of the fact that two thirds of the excellent’ companies analysed had losed social position by 1987, when Peters himself brazenly opened his third book, Thriving on Chaos, with the statement: There are no excellent companies’. | 0ent |
It transpired that he had been sleeping rough for weeks and that his last known address was a Salvation Army hostel 100 miles away. | It transpired that he had been being homeless for weeks and that his last known address was a Salvation Army hostel 100 miles away. | 0ent |
Local boys Hong Kong made good their pledge to bring home the bacon for retiring coach Jim Rowark. | Local boys Hong Kong made good their pledge to bring pork home for dinner for retiring coach Jim Rowark. | 1nent |
In a nutshell they wanted a dedicated, self sufficient unit which would allow sufferers to be treated in the town rather than have them, and their families, shunted 30 miles up and down the A1 to Newcastle's RVI. | In summary they wanted a dedicated, self sufficient unit which would allow sufferers to be treated in the town rather than have them, and their families, shunted 30 miles up and down the A1 to Newcastle's RVI. | 0ent |
In other words, the fact that the speculative bubble' existed at all suggests possible short term inefficiency, but the correction’ could suggest that markets are, in the long term, efficient. | In other words, the fact that the speculative bubble' existed at all suggests possible short term inefficiency, but the correction’ could suggest that markets are, over a long period of time, efficient. | 0ent |
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