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I was carrying a good supply of handkerchiefs and managed to keep myself clean, but it was ten past eight before I had recovered sufficiently to move, with attendance at the concert now out of the question. | I was carrying a good supply of handkerchiefs and managed to keep myself clean, but it was ten past eight before I had recovered sufficiently to move, with attendance at the concert now not remotely possible. | 0ent |
If you are known to be seeing a shrink you are deemed to be going round the bend. | If you are known to be seeing a shrink you are deemed to be going crazy. | 0ent |
Under the microscope even the bone structure of these dinosaurs looks more like that of living mammals than cold blooded reptiles. | Under close scrutiny even the bone structure of these dinosaurs looks more like that of living mammals than cold blooded reptiles. | 1nent |
A good guy couldn't kill the bad guy in cold blood according to the Hays Code, so they'd get into a fight on a ledge. | A good guy couldn't kill the bad guy in a pool of blood according to the Hays Code, so they'd get into a fight on a ledge. | 1nent |
Three mornings on the trot I've been up there and I've walked in the front door and I can hear him downstairs snoring, still in bed. | Three mornings on a horse I've been up there and I've walked in the front door and I can hear him downstairs snoring, still in bed. | 1nent |
The serious economic situation and the delicate state of Labour relations demanded a stronger government to hold the ring. | The serious economic situation and the delicate state of Labour relations demanded a stronger government to carry the wedding ring. | 1nent |
Starting with a look back at early aircraft carrier landings, with a fair amount of aircraft coming to grief, the film includes interviews with the likes of Boone Guyton, Corsair test pilot and Don Jordan, Pratt & Whitney engineer. | Starting with a look back at early aircraft carrier landings, with a fair amount of aircraft expressing condolences, the film includes interviews with the likes of Boone Guyton, Corsair test pilot and Don Jordan, Pratt & Whitney engineer. | 1nent |
Pete Waterman is making animated conversation at the bar After trying unsuccessfully to blackmail him with photographs of his dancing, we part company, wondering aloud if he would tart the programme up were Granada to come up with the big bucks. | Pete Waterman is making animated conversation at the bar After trying unsuccessfully to blackmail him with photographs of his dancing, we go separate ways, wondering aloud if he would tart the programme up were Granada to come up with the big bucks. | 0ent |
Solly Adam, who first alerted Yorkshire that Tendulkar was keen to play in England, is convinced that prejudice is dead and buried. | Solly Adam, who first alerted Yorkshire that Tendulkar was keen to play in England, is convinced that prejudice is forgotten. | 0ent |
At a very tolerable volume level I managed to produce the sound of a heavily overdriven amp at full tilt, but at a volume where Granny could still hear The Archers. | At a very tolerable volume level I managed to produce the sound of a heavily overdriven amp at full speed, but at a volume where Granny could still hear The Archers. | 0ent |
And also we can have a little chat, providing it doesn't upset any concentration, just to break the ice and settle in and er relax you and to drive normally. | And also we can have a little chat, providing it doesn't upset any concentration, just to start to get to know people to avoid social awkwardness and settle in and er relax you and to drive normally. | 0ent |
The request would be politely worded, but it would also be an official and public mode of communication, instead of the usual behind the scenes quiet diplomacy. | The request would be politely worded, but it would also be an official and public mode of communication, instead of the usual secretly quiet diplomacy. | 0ent |
That — arrogant brute had implied that her mother had taken his family for a ride financially, yet, according to Ruth Russell, Isabelle had been pregnant and penniless, reduced to working as a mother's help when Hugh met her. | That — arrogant brute had implied that her mother had gave someone a ride financially, yet, according to Ruth Russell, Isabelle had been pregnant and penniless, reduced to working as a mother's help when Hugh met her. | 1nent |
Like the faith for which they argue, the best books are there not to collect dust but to stretch minds and to shed light. | Like the faith for which they argue, the best books are there not to gather dust intentionally but to stretch minds and to shed light. | 1nent |
Rayleen helped too, or rather her uniform did, giving us a pseudo official status which meant we could jump the queue. | Rayleen helped too, or rather her uniform did, giving us a pseudo official status which meant we could receive preferential treatment. | 0ent |
With their old imperial ambitions and widespread distaste for the great continents from which the narrowest of seas divide them, both the British and the Japanese are vulnerable to the siren song of isolationism. | With their old imperial ambitions and widespread distaste for the great continents from which the narrowest of seas divide them, both the British and the Japanese are vulnerable to the an enticing but dangerous appeal of isolationism. | 0ent |
Stand the tin of syrup in hot water just long enough to make the syrup thin, runny and warm — not hot. | Stand the tin of syrup in a difficult situation just long enough to make the syrup thin, runny and warm — not hot. | 1nent |
At the sight of windows lit against the gathering gloom she had a sudden desire to turn tail and run, to take refuge below in the Angharad. | At the sight of windows lit against the gathering gloom she had a sudden desire to reverse direction and run, to take refuge below in the Angharad. | 0ent |
Turning the pages together, they read what Luce Weston had written, getting a clear picture of someone who had loved more than she'd hated, and given more than she'd taken. | Turning the pages together, they read what Luce Weston had written, taking a picture of someone who had loved more than she'd hated, and given more than she'd taken. | 1nent |
Fergie, it has to be said, never did fit the bill. | Fergie, it has to be said, never did serve the purpose. | 0ent |
Just take it from me that it's not in your best interests to go hunting around for the ship.’. | Just rest assured that it's not in your best interests to go hunting around for the ship.’. | 0ent |
City Diary: Red health service goes true blue. | City Diary: Red health service goes extremely loyal. | 0ent |
But Gordon Kennett, the 1979 world No 2, Stoke's Alan Grahame, an ex British final runner up, and Mel Taylor, a former Commonwealth finalist, failed to make the cut. | But Gordon Kennett, the 1979 world No 2, Stoke's Alan Grahame, an ex British final runner up, and Mel Taylor, a former Commonwealth finalist, failed to succeed out of a group of candidates. | 0ent |
I know that in every one of your homes there is a JNF Blue Box and I know that wherever it is in your homes it is not gathering dust. | I know that in every one of your homes there is a JNF Blue Box and I know that wherever it is in your homes it is not remaining unused for a long period of time. | 0ent |
Ash Wednesday, dedicated, originally, To My Wife’, deals, amongst other things, with the resignation of sex, which goes hand in hand with the abandoning of primitive ceremony, the link between such primitivism and the erotic being preserved. | Ash Wednesday, dedicated, originally, To My Wife’, deals, amongst other things, with the resignation of sex, which holds hands with the abandoning of primitive ceremony, the link between such primitivism and the erotic being preserved. | 1nent |
They were simply buying time, came out with a white paper that meant absolutely nothing and now we see the full effects of it. | They were simply cause a delay to achieve something else, came out with a white paper that meant absolutely nothing and now we see the full effects of it. | 0ent |
With peaty water, heart of gold, an amber glow? | With peaty water, cold, mean heart, an amber glow? | 1nent |
On the face of it, those policing information from the Gulf war have less problems with the great bulk of the British press. | Encountering, those policing information from the Gulf war have less problems with the great bulk of the British press. | 1nent |
And, by the same token, the emergence of language is made possible by the developmental achievements of the first two years. | And, for the price of one ticket, the emergence of language is made possible by the developmental achievements of the first two years. | 1nent |
Partick Thistle, who have now suffered five successive defeats, hope to turn the corner this aternoon when they face Airdrie. | Partick Thistle, who have now suffered five successive defeats, hope to pass out of danger this aternoon when they face Airdrie. | 0ent |
Otherwise the forum is just a talking shop. | Otherwise the forum is just a talking about shopping. | 1nent |
In fairness the players went about their tasks with a will, if little wile. | In fairness the players went about their tasks resolutely, if little wile. | 0ent |
Are you sure?’ they ask without fail, regardless of whether you are offering help or an invitation to lunch, giving them a cup of tea or paying their bus fare. | Are you sure?’ they ask certainly, regardless of whether you are offering help or an invitation to lunch, giving them a cup of tea or paying their bus fare. | 0ent |
The Guardian of Dec. 29 reported that Wang had " been under a cloud " ever since the police force had failed to control the nationwide pro democracy demonstrations of April June 1989 [see pp.36587; 36640 41; 36720 22]. | The Guardian of Dec. 29 reported that Wang had " been under suspicion " ever since the police force had failed to control the nationwide pro democracy demonstrations of April June 1989 [see pp.36587; 36640 41; 36720 22]. | 0ent |
So, with luck, they hoped to weather the storm. | So, with luck, they hoped to reach the end of a very difficult situation without too much harm or damage. | 0ent |
The Profitboss comes clean: with his boss, with his people, with his colleagues. | The Profitboss bathe: with his boss, with his people, with his colleagues. | 1nent |
When you are going with the flow’, tasks become easy and effortless. | When you are swimming downstream, tasks become easy and effortless. | 1nent |
But I don't want to tempt fate.’. | But I don't want to tempt the woman. | 1nent |
Latecomers sink or swim in the great flotation race. | Latecomers fail or succeed in their own effort in the great flotation race. | 0ent |
A large washer should be fitted between the mirror and the wall (a tap washer is ideal), a nylon sleeve put in the hole in the mirror, and a plastic screw cup placed under the screw head to protect the mirror. | A large washer should be fitted between the mirror and the wall (a tap washer is ideal), a nylon sleeve put in debt in the mirror, and a plastic screw cup placed under the screw head to protect the mirror. | 1nent |
’ People might think it's odd that I have this rich, famous dad and still end up sleeping rough. | ’ People might think it's odd that I have this rich, famous dad and still end up sleep outdoors. | 0ent |
When the lesson was over Lady Diana, with her tongue in her cheek, said :' I suppose Miss Snipp will now go direct to Fleet Street. | When the lesson was over Lady Diana, with her an odd manner, said :' I suppose Miss Snipp will now go direct to Fleet Street. | 1nent |
He'd made no move to leave, however, and scuffed along behind them. | He'd stood still to leave, however, and scuffed along behind them. | 1nent |
I had also, as it were, fallen in line’ again, so that although I believed, my faith had been marked by a continuing lack of personal conviction. | I had also, as it were, obeyed again, so that although I believed, my faith had been marked by a continuing lack of personal conviction. | 0ent |
Thankfully we had the last laugh when that french fellow (I can't remember his name) scored the winner. | Thankfully we was the last to laugh at a joke when that french fellow (I can't remember his name) scored the winner. | 1nent |
Although in itself durable, polythene sheet could hardly be regarded as pleasing in the long term, except where it has been colour printed on commercial kites. | Although in itself durable, polythene sheet could hardly be regarded as pleasing eventually, except where it has been colour printed on commercial kites. | 0ent |
" It was me that shot the bull, son. | " It was me that had a chat, son. | 1nent |
The difference is that each location is stuck with its contents, once and for all. | The difference is that each location is stuck with its contents, conclusively. | 0ent |
To be in bed with a self made millionairess.’. | To be having sex with a self made millionairess.’. | 0ent |
We completed the agenda with time to spare and set about the European’ items with a will. | We completed the agenda with time to spare and set about the European’ items earnestly. | 0ent |
In the final analysis, there can be only one conclusion to be drawn, and that is that the Christian promise of happiness in the' hereafter' was in reality an appeal to' selfishness', which is also the appeal of the teaching of one of the basic premises of this book, namely, that life is to be enjoyed here on earth. | In the last page of the report, there can be only one conclusion to be drawn, and that is that the Christian promise of happiness in the' hereafter' was in reality an appeal to' selfishness', which is also the appeal of the teaching of one of the basic premises of this book, namely, that life is to be enjoyed here on earth. | 1nent |
US President elect Bill Clinton drives his friends round the bend with his love of speed on the roads. | US President elect Bill Clinton drives his friends crazy with his love of speed on the roads. | 0ent |
Facing a financially bleak Christmas, he scrimped together every last penny to afford presents for the four boys. | Facing a financially bleak Christmas, he scrimped together each and every penny to afford presents for the four boys. | 0ent |
On the face of it, it is hardly promising that the soft left has immediately split over the post of deputy. | Encountering, it is hardly promising that the soft left has immediately split over the post of deputy. | 1nent |
It goes without saying that a huge range of factors play some part in shaping the course of human affairs, and there are obvious advantages in a division of labour. | It is obvious that a huge range of factors play some part in shaping the course of human affairs, and there are obvious advantages in a division of labour. | 0ent |
By the time you pass it to a store clerk and the store takes it to the bank and the bank is able to detect it, the criminal is long gone.". | By the time you pass it to a store clerk and the store relies on it completely and the bank is able to detect it, the criminal is long gone.". | 1nent |
Er there's mine needs a few bits and bobs I can't do it though cos I haven't got enough money. | Er there's mine needs a few random assortment of things I can't do it though cos I haven't got enough money. | 0ent |
This may simply be a matter of explaining once again the implications of the diseases in terms of any personal relationships, giving advice about contraceptive clinics, or just lending a sympathetic ear while the patient unburdens his or her problems. | This may simply be a matter of explaining once again the implications of the diseases in terms of any personal relationships, giving advice about contraceptive clinics, or just helping deaf people while the patient unburdens his or her problems. | 1nent |
However, this design had to be reinterpreted in the light of the CEGB's decision to build a further power station at Hinckley Point rather than at he five sites originally named. | However, this design had to be reinterpreted in consideration of the CEGB's decision to build a further power station at Hinckley Point rather than at he five sites originally named. | 0ent |
They are making decisions behind closed doors, they are making decisions erm arbitrary decisions, without the benefit of accountability to the public and that to me is the most serious er long term aspect of the increase in cautioning. | They are making decisions in private, they are making decisions erm arbitrary decisions, without the benefit of accountability to the public and that to me is the most serious er long term aspect of the increase in cautioning. | 0ent |
Behind the scenes, an army of CEGB staff, providing constant back up to the front liners, was always ready to dig out whatever information was required at a moment's notice. | Secretly, an army of CEGB staff, providing constant back up to the front liners, was always ready to dig out whatever information was required at a moment's notice. | 0ent |
The more likely reason for this move is a tit for tat’ reaction. | The more likely reason for this move is a equivalent retribution reaction. | 0ent |
We'll have everyone out and about today. | We'll have everyone traveling around today. | 0ent |
For the articulating principle of hip pie ideology is, in the final analysis, and despite its potential for opposition, embedded within the ideology of the dominant culture itself (see Clarke et al. | For the articulating principle of hip pie ideology is, in the last page of the report, and despite its potential for opposition, embedded within the ideology of the dominant culture itself (see Clarke et al. | 1nent |
The price of turning the other cheek when passengers turn violent is 1,000 yen (£ 4.30) per assault, up from 200 yen (86p) two years ago. | The price of turning the head around when passengers turn violent is 1,000 yen (£ 4.30) per assault, up from 200 yen (86p) two years ago. | 1nent |
AS DEC, INTEL PART COMPANY ON PARALLEL KIT …. | AS DEC, INTEL go separate ways ON PARALLEL KIT …. | 0ent |
Moreover these gods are said to be more part of the world's spiritual furniture than transcendent of it — perhaps more like the saints in Catholic tradition. | Moreover these gods are said to be more a piece of furniture than transcendent of it — perhaps more like the saints in Catholic tradition. | 1nent |
I suppose that I really put two and two together when reading a (non aquatic) book on the rain forest, which mentioned that the Rio Negro in Brazil was dark, due to a weak tea effect as the water percolated first through the vegetation and then through the sandy subsoil (as opposed to clay subsoils elsewhere in the Amazon basin). | I suppose that I really group like things together when reading a (non aquatic) book on the rain forest, which mentioned that the Rio Negro in Brazil was dark, due to a weak tea effect as the water percolated first through the vegetation and then through the sandy subsoil (as opposed to clay subsoils elsewhere in the Amazon basin). | 1nent |
Whenever I used to feel on top of the world, I would just open my mouth and sing, and not care too much about what came out,’ remembered Kylie. | Whenever I used to feel on top of Mount Everest, I would just open my mouth and sing, and not care too much about what came out,’ remembered Kylie. | 1nent |
If in Cosi it is the women who are put upon, then in L'Italiana in Algeri it is the eponymous heroine who wears the trousers — or so, at least, it ought to be. | If in Cosi it is the women who are put upon, then in L'Italiana in Algeri it is the eponymous heroine who is the commanding memisr of the group — or so, at least, it ought to be. | 0ent |
The gunman is thought by detectives to have been under the influence of crack’ cocaine. | The gunman is thought by detectives to have been under the spell of crack’ cocaine. | 1nent |
Turning to see an intruder in our paradise, sharp disappointment falls into place. | Turning to see an intruder in our paradise, sharp disappointment sits down. | 1nent |
Within minutes of making the call, Mrs Wilks, 22, who was pregnant, was dead, having been abducted and then stabbed in broad daylight, the prosecution alleges. | Within minutes of making the call, Mrs Wilks, 22, who was pregnant, was dead, having been abducted and then stabbed in a well lit room, the prosecution alleges. | 1nent |
Hundreds of fun lovers made a splash today in the annual Merseyside Police Speke to New Brighton raft race and raised money for charity. | Hundreds of fun lovers attracted attention today in the annual Merseyside Police Speke to New Brighton raft race and raised money for charity. | 0ent |
Whether Luther really referred to Copernicus as a fool has been doubted, but in an off the cuff dismissal he remembered that Joshua had told the sun, not the earth, to stand still. | Whether Luther really referred to Copernicus as a fool has been doubted, but in an spontaneous dismissal he remembered that Joshua had told the sun, not the earth, to stand still. | 0ent |
I'll do that,’ she said, bit of MI5 stuff behind the scenes, eh?’. | I'll do that,’ she said, bit of MI5 stuff secretly, eh?’. | 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 had been born with a photographic memory and an unlimited store for knowledge, and the capacity to gather and keep information on any subject under the sun. | He had been born with a photographic memory and an unlimited store for knowledge, and the capacity to gather and keep information on any subject that makes you warm. | 1nent |
Cheek by Jowl come to the Almeida with Lady Betty: the story of Ireland's first hangwoman written and directed by Declan Donnellan with music by Paddy Cuneen and Sally Dexter in the lead. | In very close physical proximity come to the Almeida with Lady Betty: the story of Ireland's first hangwoman written and directed by Declan Donnellan with music by Paddy Cuneen and Sally Dexter in the lead. | 0ent |
No doubt, having aired these feelings well in public he will be exerting pressure behind the scenes to ensure there is no further need to repeat them in open audience. | No doubt, having aired these feelings well in public he will be exerting pressure secretly to ensure there is no further need to repeat them in open audience. | 0ent |
On March 20 and October 9, Saturn and Pluto cross swords for the first time in two decades. | On March 20 and October 9, Saturn and Pluto quarrel for the first time in two decades. | 0ent |
In the physically gruelling sport of boxing where brawn’ is said to rule, the most stringent demands are made upon mental agility, speed of thought, anticipation and sense of strategy — at all times, it is necessary to box clever’. | In the physically gruelling sport of boxing where brawn’ is said to rule, the most stringent demands are made upon mental agility, speed of thought, anticipation and sense of strategy — at all times, it is necessary to fight while thinking carefully. | 1nent |
The dispute came to a head in May 1856, when Pennethorne refused to help Hunt to prepare a report on the state of Pennethorne's various jobs. | The dispute reached a turning point in May 1856, when Pennethorne refused to help Hunt to prepare a report on the state of Pennethorne's various jobs. | 0ent |
Who twisted his arm to make him admit that?’ she demanded incredulously. | Who agonized you to make him admit that?’ she demanded incredulously. | 1nent |
Others looted the communion plate from the church, mockingly dressing themselves in the despised Anglican vestments, before that building, too, caught fire, bringing the walls crashing to the ground. | Others looted the communion plate from the church, mockingly dressing themselves in the despised Anglican vestments, before that building, too, became engulfed in flames, bringing the walls crashing to the ground. | 1nent |
Moreover having gone as far as this I do not believe that it would be possible for me to hold the line and refuse to answer any further questions about the composition and activities of the Committees. | Moreover having gone as far as this I do not believe that it would be possible for me to firmly maintain the situation and refuse to answer any further questions about the composition and activities of the Committees. | 0ent |
Glass balls, little angels, satin bows, sprigs of holly; all kinds of bits and bobs. | Glass balls, little angels, satin bows, sprigs of holly; all kinds of random assortment of things. | 0ent |
The people were commanded to assemble and were faced with a simple choice: Elijah stepped forward and said to the people, How long will you sit on the fence? | The people were commanded to assemble and were faced with a simple choice: Elijah stepped forward and said to the people, How long will you put something on the fence? | 1nent |
Most analysts have now cut their first quarter forecast, and the views now range from a loss of 64 cents a share to a profit of eight cents — and David Wu of S G Warburg has gone out on a limb with forecast $0.80 a share loss. | Most analysts have now cut their first quarter forecast, and the views now range from a loss of 64 cents a share to a profit of eight cents — and David Wu of S G Warburg has gone out onto a tree branch with forecast $0.80 a share loss. | 1nent |
He was swilling his sherry with a will, and tugging at his bushy, nicotine stained moustache as if he expected it to come off. | He was swilling his sherry earnestly, and tugging at his bushy, nicotine stained moustache as if he expected it to come off. | 0ent |
' Send me a Capex and I'll run it up the flagpole.'. | ' Send me a Capex and I'll respect it.'. | 1nent |
Stop waiting and go south four times. | Stop waiting and become worse four times. | 1nent |
They're probably cheaper than Selina, come to think of it, what with the hotel mark up. | They're probably cheaper than Selina, on reflection, what with the hotel mark up. | 0ent |
He tends to jump to conclusions with feats of illogicality worthy of Sir Nicholas Fairbairn. | He tends to make conclusions before being presented with all the evidence with feats of illogicality worthy of Sir Nicholas Fairbairn. | 0ent |
Iraq's attempt to give the Tehran government a quick bloody nose was only a partial success. | Iraq's attempt to surprised was only a partial success. | 1nent |
What we'd like them to do is come clean sit round a table and talk about running it properly. | What we'd like them to do is bathe sit round a table and talk about running it properly. | 1nent |
I won't name any examples of good practice but leave you to think of the company, charity or public body which you feel has had all round seal of approval,’ she commented. | I won't name any examples of good practice but leave you to think of the company, charity or public body which you feel has had all round sanction she commented. | 0ent |
One of them saw the body and passed out cold.’. | One of them saw the body and passed entirely unconscious. | 0ent |
I think it could be more like £ 400 when all is said and done.’. | I think it could be more like £ 400 ultimately. | 0ent |
We are all in the same boat and we understand this is just the symptom not the cause. | We are all in the same situation and we understand this is just the symptom not the cause. | 0ent |
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