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In my experience, it is seldom worth trying to establish natural plants, as these fish, particularly the dominant males, are destructive to say the least. | In my experience, it is seldom worth trying to establish natural plants, as these fish, particularly the dominant males, are destructive so as to be brief and efficient. | 1nent |
I mean, why reinvent the wheel if it rolls? | I mean, why attempt to devise a solution to a problem when a solution already exists if it rolls? | 0ent |
A lot of information there, finishing on that' breath of fresh air'. | A lot of information there, finishing on that' new pleasant experience'. | 0ent |
Don't try to rile me again, Jennifer, you are my guest.’. | Don't try to rile me again, Jennifer, you go for it. | 1nent |
His classmates had called him a sissie because he had never dared to dirty himself by climbing a wall or joining in any of their rough and tumble games. | His classmates had called him a sissie because he had never dared to dirty himself by climbing a wall or joining in any of their rough activity games. | 0ent |
Ulster College, the Northern Ireland Polytechnic, started from scratch — with two colleges of education and a college of art joining later, in 1971. | Ulster College, the Northern Ireland Polytechnic, started from the beginning — with two colleges of education and a college of art joining later, in 1971. | 0ent |
I was really pissed off when it was called off at 5.20. | I was really left when it was called off at 5.20. | 0ent |
Mr. Michael: In the light of the White Paper, what importance should the public in Wales now place on the 10 year plans being prepared by health authorities and considered by his Department? | Mr. Michael: in consideration of the White Paper, what importance should the public in Wales now place on the 10 year plans being prepared by health authorities and considered by his Department? | 0ent |
But the awareness of what might have been had not some stalwart Cornishman come along the beach in the nick of time and the thought of the possible after effects on both Celia and Liza haunted him. | But the awareness of what might have been had not some stalwart Cornishman come along the beach at the last possible moment and the thought of the possible after effects on both Celia and Liza haunted him. | 0ent |
We were far from any village now and there was plenty of dead wood just lying on the ground. | We were far from any village now and there was plenty of personnel no longer contributing just lying on the ground. | 1nent |
I bet his telephone wasn't off the hook at all. | I bet his telephone wasn't relieved of a duty at all. | 0ent |
Loretta arrived first at the Waldorf that afternoon, and was astonished to find a thé dansant in full swing to the strains of the Palm Court orchestra. | Loretta arrived first at the Waldorf that afternoon, and was astonished to find a thé dansant at a swingset to the strains of the Palm Court orchestra. | 1nent |
That's looking more likely now but whispers of a return to Sunderland in exchange for Don Goodman are wide of the mark. | That's looking more likely now but whispers of a return to Sunderland in exchange for Don Goodman are considerably accurate. | 1nent |
I just thought I'd come up and lend a hand. | I just thought I'd come up and shake hands. | 1nent |
And your hair is every which way. | And your hair is all over. | 0ent |
By the same token, if your equipment is small pieces of equipment then you would not have the facility to do a large volume of meals. | In a similar manner, if your equipment is small pieces of equipment then you would not have the facility to do a large volume of meals. | 0ent |
To her mind, these proved conclusively that Marius had decided to change his will in her favour, and that Nigel had got wind of this and forestalled his father's plans by killing him. | To her mind, these proved conclusively that Marius had decided to change his will in her favour, and that Nigel had learned of this and forestalled his father's plans by killing him. | 0ent |
Dealers kept a low profile : 80% of the sales went to private bidders. | Dealers was quiet and discreet : 80% of the sales went to private bidders. | 0ent |
Maybe I owe my stature to reaching for the stars, then.’. | Maybe I owe my stature to having high hopes, then.’. | 0ent |
After a hectic day on the circuit his owner would watch as Noddy returned to the pits, his face showing the strain of a life lived in the fast lane. | After a hectic day on the circuit his owner would watch as Noddy returned to the pits, his face showing the strain of a life lived with a rapid and exciting pace. | 0ent |
John was soon to appear at Exeter in the court of which he previously graced the bench — this time in the dock. | John was soon to appear at Exeter in the court of which he previously graced the bench — this time under scrutiny. | 0ent |
For the hell of it, I said :' Show me.'. | For whatever reason, I said :' Show me.'. | 1nent |
The 415 Moslems expelled by Israel do not deserve to starve in a freezing no man's land, no matter what crimes they have or have not committed. | The 415 Moslems expelled by Israel do not deserve to starve in a freezing a land that no one want to buy, no matter what crimes they have or have not committed. | 1nent |
The blue sea and bright sun belied the occasional grim reminder of the other side of the picture; the broken, rusting hull of a merchantman or trawler, perched high and dry in a rocky grave. | The blue sea and bright sun belied the occasional grim reminder of the other side of the picture; the broken, rusting hull of a merchantman or trawler, perched floating in dry air in a rocky grave. | 1nent |
Only life and limb’ cover was provided on the day. | Only existence and all bodily faculties cover was provided on the day. | 0ent |
Now it's in urgent need of blankets to lend to those forced to sleep rough. | Now it's in urgent need of blankets to lend to those forced to losing sleep. | 1nent |
But it is being used I believe as a scapegoat to get the government off the hook for financial reasons. | But it is being used I believe as a scapegoat to get the government off the coathook for financial reasons. | 1nent |
I asked Sam, What's under the water in the dock?’. | I asked Sam, What's under the water under scrutiny. | 1nent |
Is it a good idea for DEC to boast that its VAX 6310s were the workhorses’ of the British Broadcasting Corporation's electoral analysis machine when the BBC's predictions of the UK election result last week — along with just about the entire market research industry — turned out to be so wide of the mark? | Is it a good idea for DEC to boast that its VAX 6310s were the workhorses’ of the British Broadcasting Corporation's electoral analysis machine when the BBC's predictions of the UK election result last week — along with just about the entire market research industry — turned out to be so considerably accurate? | 1nent |
You can see every designer under the sun. | You can see every designer that makes you warm. | 1nent |
For the moment, they were on the same wavelength. | For the moment, they were listening to the same radio frequency. | 1nent |
I'm afraid sex ratio theory is complicated, but you'll have to take it from me that Fisher solved the problem by showing that it would never be an individual self interest. | I'm afraid sex ratio theory is complicated, but you'll have to take it away from me that Fisher solved the problem by showing that it would never be an individual self interest. | 1nent |
Somewhere, right in the middle of no man's land in fact, a manhole cover flipped aside. | Somewhere, right in the middle of a land that no one want to buy in fact, a manhole cover flipped aside. | 1nent |
Leon ~ Brittan, then a commissioner and supporter of enlargement, recalls that some officials and countries even hoped that the pre 1989 line could be held. | Leon ~ Brittan, then a commissioner and supporter of enlargement, recalls that some officials and countries even hoped that the pre 1989 hold onto the rope. | 1nent |
Certainly Ferguson has not given up the ghost of trying to land the Championship. | Certainly Ferguson has not acted like a ghost of trying to land the Championship. | 1nent |
It's no accident that loss of occupation and collapse of relationships, even marriages, often go hand in hand. | It's no accident that loss of occupation and collapse of relationships, even marriages, often hold hands. | 1nent |
Arguments about carbon emissions are expected to come to a head in the forthcoming UNCED " Earth Summit " to be held in Rio de Janeiro in June 1992, where a global warming treaty is expected to be signed. | Arguments about carbon emissions are expected to pop up in the forthcoming UNCED " Earth Summit " to be held in Rio de Janeiro in June 1992, where a global warming treaty is expected to be signed. | 1nent |
WordPerfect Corp, one of the biggest and most successful computer companies still privately held, will lose its virginity early this year when it files to go public on the Big Board of the New York Exchange, US PC Week reports. | WordPerfect Corp, one of the biggest and most successful computer companies still privately held, will lose its virginity early this year when it files to be announced publicly on the Big Board of the New York Exchange, US PC Week reports. | 0ent |
Just when you started to think you had finally got a grip on this thing they would throw in the Bombay Khojas and you were right back where you started. | Just when you started to think you had finally was reasonable on this thing they would throw in the Bombay Khojas and you were right back where you started. | 0ent |
O'Neill's Wycombe Wanderers are making such a one horse race of the Vauxhall Conference that West Bromwich Albion, latest exponents of Ardiles' beloved diamond’ formation, will warily arrive at Adams Park. | O'Neill's Wycombe Wanderers are making such a impossible race to win of the Vauxhall Conference that West Bromwich Albion, latest exponents of Ardiles' beloved diamond’ formation, will warily arrive at Adams Park. | 1nent |
Well, I think you know, I'm a naturally optimistic sort of person, and I, I'm not er, sort of blowing my own trumpet here, I, I, I erm, look on life with a great deal of optimism, er touch wood, I've been fairly lucky in my life. | Well, I think you know, I'm a naturally optimistic sort of person, and I, I'm not er, sort of blowing my own trumpet here, I, I, I erm, look on life with a great deal of optimism, er put the finishing touches on wood furniture, I've been fairly lucky in my life. | 1nent |
This was a one horse race. | This was a impossible race to win. | 1nent |
Logan's name is now synonymous with publishing success and under his benign and brilliant regime the NME went from strength to strength. | Logan's name is now synonymous with publishing success and under his benign and brilliant regime the NME got stronger. | 0ent |
Certainly it is a very poor play — but what a challenge for the actors and how well they rose to the occasion.’. | Certainly it is a very poor play — but what a challenge for the actors and how well they performed well in response to a special situation. | 0ent |
But when you go and lose three on the trot, it doesn't look so clever.’. | But when you go and lose three on a horse, it doesn't look so clever.’. | 1nent |
Finding the hole in a blocked inspection chamber is not always easy: the way to do it is to find the bottom channel and to push the rod along this until it goes down the drain. | Finding the hole in a blocked inspection chamber is not always easy: the way to do it is to find the bottom channel and to push the rod along this until it goes down to the ocean. | 1nent |
BRITAIN'S biggest debt collection company is laughing all the way to the bank. | BRITAIN'S biggest debt collection company is making money by deceiving. | 1nent |
Touch and Go (Published by the Author, 128pp, illus, sbk) by R G Fletcher is the story of one particular Telegraphist / Air Gunner (TAG) course, No 35, which began training in late 1941 and qualified a year later. | Swift (Published by the Author, 128pp, illus, sbk) by R G Fletcher is the story of one particular Telegraphist / Air Gunner (TAG) course, No 35, which began training in late 1941 and qualified a year later. | 1nent |
But now you have him somewhere under lock and key, and with nothing good to look forward to, whatever follows. | But now you have him somewhere imprisoned with little chance of escape, and with nothing good to look forward to, whatever follows. | 0ent |
I would advise such readers not to lose heart: there is nothing in this book which cannot be grasped by an 11 year old who employs a little application: I know, because I've tested it on an 11 year old. | I would advise such readers not to experience reduced morale: there is nothing in this book which cannot be grasped by an 11 year old who employs a little application: I know, because I've tested it on an 11 year old. | 0ent |
She nodded, dicing with death once again as she swallowed more champagne. | She nodded, playing a dangerous game with dice once again as she swallowed more champagne. | 1nent |
That family is as poor as church mice, and Stair told me that Havvie had already managed to snare one Yankee heiress, but she got away, and now he has caught another — not quite so rich, but rich enough. | That family is as wealthy, and Stair told me that Havvie had already managed to snare one Yankee heiress, but she got away, and now he has caught another — not quite so rich, but rich enough. | 1nent |
When you expect a deal to happen they may tell you there has been a last minute problem and the people either providing the funds or the guarantee either require a non performance bond to be put up or require some kind of payment up front to prove you really mean business. | When you expect a deal to happen they may tell you there has been a last minute problem and the people either providing the funds or the guarantee either require a non performance bond to be put up or require some kind of payment up front to prove you really think everything could be a business. | 1nent |
He said that the message that " environment means business " had only been understood by few companies, and that small and medium sized ones in particular had been slow to recognize the opportunities. | He said that the message that " environment thinks everything could be a business " had only been understood by few companies, and that small and medium sized ones in particular had been slow to recognize the opportunities. | 1nent |
But before those two goals Arsenal had made heavy weather of things in a first half that they dominated, with Wright sending a header and a shot over the Everton bar. | But before those two goals Arsenal had overcomplicated things in a first half that they dominated, with Wright sending a header and a shot over the Everton bar. | 0ent |
All my efforts were concentrated on keeping up appearances during those two hours of the day when I was with them. | All my efforts were concentrated on pretending that everything be going well during those two hours of the day when I was with them. | 0ent |
Though we've got to pursue with leisure, well I think as part of this front line review we've got to, you know, throw everything up in the air. | Though we've got to pursue with leisure, well I think as part of this front line review we've got to, you know, throw everything flying through the air. | 1nent |
As a result we have seen a sharp fall in the numbers who sleep rough on our streets. | As a result we have seen a sharp fall in the numbers who losing sleep on our streets. | 1nent |
When it came to grabbing the headlines, it was regularly the opposition that stole the show. | When it came to grabbing the headlines, it was regularly the opposition that act unethically. | 1nent |
So, if talk of painting the town red brings the flaking bathroom walls to mind, in the only rush of spontaneity you can think of is your baby's before you've managed to get her clean nappy on, maybe you're missing out. | So, if talk of celebrating in a wild manner brings the flaking bathroom walls to mind, in the only rush of spontaneity you can think of is your baby's before you've managed to get her clean nappy on, maybe you're missing out. | 0ent |
18 months' work down the drain,’ he said. | 18 months' work down to the ocean he said. | 1nent |
Unfortunately none of these have seen the light of day outside Brazil. | Unfortunately none of these have achieved a new understanding of day outside Brazil. | 0ent |
He thought isself too good for the Flowers by a long chalk, he did. | He thought isself too good for the Flowers with a long stick of chalk, he did. | 1nent |
To begin with, you'll find food from the world's four corners and then some. | To begin with, you'll find food from the world's four corners and even more so. | 0ent |
Each frame has all kinds of details associated with it, and the ones you can control explicitly are to do with backgrounds, wipes, sound and a few other bits and bobs like frame display timing. | Each frame has all kinds of details associated with it, and the ones you can control explicitly are to do with backgrounds, wipes, sound and a few other small remaining pieces and items like frame display timing. | 0ent |
HERBIE HIDE's vacant British heavyweight title fight against Manchester's Michael Murray was last night given the green light by the British Boxing Board of Control. | HERBIE HIDE's vacant British heavyweight title fight against Manchester's Michael Murray was last night given the permission by the British Boxing Board of Control. | 0ent |
A TEENAGER was repeatedly stabbed by a masked man in a busy area in broad daylight a year ago. | A TEENAGER was repeatedly stabbed by a masked man in a busy area in a well lit room a year ago. | 1nent |
No, but they're very nice you can take it from me. | No, but they're very nice you can take it away from me. | 1nent |
THE FRENCH love to lay on the style and their over the top preliminaries world's biggest scrum, Un Show Laser — to this week's Bicentenary match against the Lions in Paris gave the evening a sense of occasion which the rugby itself also justified. | THE FRENCH love to lay on the style and their excellent preliminaries world's biggest scrum, Un Show Laser — to this week's Bicentenary match against the Lions in Paris gave the evening a sense of occasion which the rugby itself also justified. | 1nent |
There's a lot of blood and water under the bridge since her day. | There's a lot of blood and in the past that cannot be undone but must be forgiven since her day. | 0ent |
For semiconductor makers not already committed to building 16 megabit production lines, the case for going straight for the 64 megabit device looks increasingly attractive. | For semiconductor makers not already committed to building 16 megabit production lines, the case for becoming a law abiding person for the 64 megabit device looks increasingly attractive. | 1nent |
Staffing could legitimately include personal assistants competent to undertake not just secretarial duties but also the preliminary screening of constituents' problems, any necessary investigative donkey work and the drafting of correspondence. | Staffing could legitimately include personal assistants competent to undertake not just secretarial duties but also the preliminary screening of constituents' problems, any necessary investigative hard, boring, routine work and the drafting of correspondence. | 0ent |
My feet hurt so much, I think that I must have run them right through to the bone. | My feet hurt so much, I think that I must have run them right through completely. | 0ent |
I suppose you're ahead of the game if you're alive. | I suppose you're ahead of the task if you're alive. | 0ent |
The control layout is on a par with ART's tried and tested formula, and on the face of it should be fairly simple to understand. | The control layout is on a par with ART's tried and tested formula, and at first glance should be fairly simple to understand. | 0ent |
Towards the end of April matters came to a head when parents were threatened with prosecution. | Towards the end of April matters popped up when parents were threatened with prosecution. | 1nent |
That evening Clive could only grin and bear it, but when I told him I wouldn't be able to do the second summer course he was distinctly cool. | That evening Clive could only be happy, but when I told him I wouldn't be able to do the second summer course he was distinctly cool. | 1nent |
He was 24, highly intelligent, could drink Malc under the table and had a dry, lightning wit. | He was 24, highly intelligent, could drink Malc below the water table and had a dry, lightning wit. | 1nent |
A RARE 1966 World Cup Final programme autographed by the England team went under the hammer for £ 500 at an auction this weekend. | A RARE 1966 World Cup Final programme autographed by the England team changed for £ 500 at an auction this weekend. | 1nent |
Here, talking exclusively to Steve Acteson, Hearn has come clean to laugh at his disasters and the worst decisions of his career. | Here, talking exclusively to Steve Acteson, Hearn has bathe to laugh at his disasters and the worst decisions of his career. | 1nent |
The pair crossed swords in the eighties during their heyday with rivals Liverpool and United. | The pair became friends in the eighties during their heyday with rivals Liverpool and United. | 1nent |
Don't worry, you'll feel on top of the world afterwards and believe that you can do anything,’ was the message from Mr Howe, 56, who developed heart trouble while coaching England through their ill fated 1988 European Championship campaign. | Don't worry, you'll feel on top of Mount Everest afterwards and believe that you can do anything,’ was the message from Mr Howe, 56, who developed heart trouble while coaching England through their ill fated 1988 European Championship campaign. | 1nent |
In my book we have to make a bit like that look. | In my autobiography we have to make a bit like that look. | 1nent |
I must find him before I sail home, and come to think of it I'll need to fix the boat too! | I must find him before I sail home, and on reflection I'll need to fix the boat too! | 0ent |
I'll try to spare you that, but I guess it's about time I came clean and admitted it's by no means a one man show. | I'll try to spare you that, but I guess it's about time I bathe and admitted it's by no means a one man show. | 1nent |
We know that if we really step out of line, then the police or the armed forces may step in with their right to use legitimate violence to force our conformity. | We know that if we really step disproportionately, then the police or the armed forces may step in with their right to use legitimate violence to force our conformity. | 0ent |
By the same token, it has not been a triumph for the Tory Party. | For the price of one ticket, it has not been a triumph for the Tory Party. | 1nent |
By the latter half of the twelfth century, when the crusades were in full swing, chain mail replaced the simpler scale armour to a great extent, and the pot helmet was increasingly used by the wealthier warriors. | By the latter half of the twelfth century, when the crusades were at a swingset, chain mail replaced the simpler scale armour to a great extent, and the pot helmet was increasingly used by the wealthier warriors. | 1nent |
She said years of research had effectively been poured down the drain’. | She said years of research had effectively been poured down to the ocean. | 1nent |
The resulting £ 1.5 million is some comfort, on paper anyway. | The resulting £ 1.5 million is some comfort, in theory anyway. | 0ent |
The cob that pulled the cart on weekdays was brought in and cleaned up, the saddle softened with the yellow soap that stuck in the holes of the stirrup leathers. | The cob that pulled the cart on weekdays was brought in and cleaned up, the saddle softened with the yellow soap that stuck in debt of the stirrup leathers. | 1nent |
' Lend a hand and play the game? '. | ' shake hands and play the game? '. | 1nent |
Well pissed off!!!!, but at least we won: ). | Well left!!!!, but at least we won: ). | 0ent |
Steam round them all in no time, using the Steamatic's extension tubes to reach into every nook and cranny. | Steam round them all in no time, using the Steamatic's extension tubes to reach into every small place. | 0ent |
(b) they are more efficient and thus save you time and work in the long term. | (b) they are more efficient and thus save you time and work over a long period of time. | 0ent |
Our policy of focusing solely on drives for electric motors is continuing to bear fruit,’ said Mr Wheatley. | Our policy of focusing solely on drives for electric motors is continuing to achieve benefit said Mr Wheatley. | 0ent |
His own car was a few yards ahead, and he could be in and started before they turned the corner — but not out of sight. | His own car was a few yards ahead, and he could be in and started before they passed out of danger — but not out of sight. | 1nent |
Firemen were called to an unoccupied house in Patterson Avenue, Middlesbrough, yesterday when a mattress on the first floor caught fire. | Firemen were called to an unoccupied house in Patterson Avenue, Middlesbrough, yesterday when a mattress on the first floor became engulfed in flames. | 0ent |
And Saints' hopes of closing the gap on League leaders Wigan will take a dive if the 35 year old is ruled out of their Christmas derby clashes against the Central Park champions and Widnes. | And Saints' hopes of closing the gap on League leaders Wigan will dive into a pool if the 35 year old is ruled out of their Christmas derby clashes against the Central Park champions and Widnes. | 1nent |
But tearing about the countryside late at night with a man not her husband is par for the course, eh?’. | But tearing about the countryside late at night with a man not her husband is expected, eh?’. | 0ent |
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