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She paints mainly in acrylics, in a pointillist style with a sponge; and also produces conté drawings on paper coloured to suit the coat of the horse. | She paints mainly in acrylics, in a pointillist style with a sponge; and also produces conté drawings in theory coloured to suit the coat of the horse. | 1nent |
The sheer gulf between the sides spoke volumes. | The sheer gulf between the sides revealed a great deal of information. | 0ent |
Numberless are the ministers who have come to grief at the height of their peroration as a child has let out a deep sigh, articulating the inner feelings of some and distracting into amusement the rest of the congregation who were listening. | Numberless are the ministers who have express condolences at the height of their peroration as a child has let out a deep sigh, articulating the inner feelings of some and distracting into amusement the rest of the congregation who were listening. | 1nent |
Farrel explained that he was an agricultural student and had come to lend a hand with the harvest. | Farrel explained that he was an agricultural student and had come to shake hands with the harvest. | 1nent |
The proposal of a flexible school leaving age is aimed to buy time while considering the major changes that should take place in secondary education. | The proposal of a flexible school leaving age is aimed to cause a delay to achieve something else while considering the major changes that should take place in secondary education. | 0ent |
Then you run into the appalling problem that the Americans were conscious of from the word go, and that is Ramadan in the middle of March, and whether the Muslims will fight. | Then you run into the appalling problem that the Americans were conscious of immediately upon starting, and that is Ramadan in the middle of March, and whether the Muslims will fight. | 0ent |
True, he had not yet stood in the dock at assizes and petty sessions charged with physical assault, riotous assembly, and offences against the Public Order Act. | True, he had not yet stood out on the docks at assizes and petty sessions charged with physical assault, riotous assembly, and offences against the Public Order Act. | 1nent |
Those of the ground crews that we spoke to were not at all enthusiastic about this mode of travel — in fact a lot of them took an extremely dim view of it. | Those of the ground crews that we spoke to were not at all enthusiastic about this mode of travel — in fact a lot of them was unable to clearly see it. | 1nent |
Grace has been the power behind your throne for years. | Grace has been the children of royalty for years. | 1nent |
By the same token, Beveridge realised that if the man was paying the insurance contributions, cover could not be provided against the possibility of him leaving his wife. | For the price of one ticket, Beveridge realised that if the man was paying the insurance contributions, cover could not be provided against the possibility of him leaving his wife. | 1nent |
They know each other well and the prince thinks the world of her but their relationship is purely platonic, ’ she said. | They know each other well and the prince has a very positive opinion of her but their relationship is purely platonic, ’ she said. | 0ent |
Will Douglas, who as Knight of Liddesdale, and Keeper of that unruly area, looked on all Armstrongs as eminently hangable, was doubtful, to say the least, but recognised that to refuse to take them would be considered a grievous insult and could endanger them all thereafter. | Will Douglas, who as Knight of Liddesdale, and Keeper of that unruly area, looked on all Armstrongs as eminently hangable, was doubtful, so as to be brief and efficient, but recognised that to refuse to take them would be considered a grievous insult and could endanger them all thereafter. | 1nent |
Pests and diseases are different forms of life, but they often go hand in hand. | Pests and diseases are different forms of life, but they often hold hands. | 1nent |
Clive, who is an active CPRW member, felt it was vital that environmental groups took a very tough line with the industry right from the word go. | Clive, who is an active CPRW member, felt it was vital that environmental groups took a very tough line with the industry right from the outset. | 0ent |
The OSF technology is up in the air at the moment. | The OSF technology is flying through the air at the moment. | 1nent |
Hey, you want to upset Neil Armstrong, be my guest. | Hey, you want to upset Neil Armstrong, go for it. | 0ent |
Loans, however are not the complete answer to the financial problems of technology based firms that start up from scratch. | Loans, however are not the complete answer to the financial problems of technology based firms that start up from the beginning. | 0ent |
As always, the Liberals try to have it both ways, but they are up against canny farmers. | As always, the Liberals try to do two things at once, but they are up against canny farmers. | 1nent |
Was this then the moment to come clean, he wondered? | Was this then the moment to bathe, he wondered? | 1nent |
Well we've, we just have to er, grin and bear it. | Well we've, we just have to er, be happy. | 1nent |
Eden was instantly plunged into industrial disputes in the docks and on the railways. | Eden was instantly plunged into industrial disputes under close scrutiny and on the railways. | 1nent |
Given Silvio ~ Berlusconi ’s sexcapades, the Italy that he leads cannot be taken seriously, while Spain is out of the running for an EU leadership role, owing to its dire economic conditions. | Given Silvio ~ Berlusconi ’s sexcapades, the Italy that he leads cannot be taken seriously, while Spain is eliminated from consideration for an EU leadership role, owing to its dire economic conditions. | 0ent |
Francois d'Aubert, a centre right UDF deputy, and Alain Juppe, general secretary of the Gaullist RPR party, demanded a public enquiry into what d'Aubert termed banana republic ethics’. | Francois d'Aubert, a centre right UDF deputy, and Alain Juppe, general secretary of the Gaullist RPR party, demanded a public enquiry into what d'Aubert termed banana grove ethics’. | 1nent |
While behind the scenes the Americans were discussing remarks alleged to have been said by Gary Player. | While secretly the Americans were discussing remarks alleged to have been said by Gary Player. | 0ent |
In the final analysis you're really only as good as your next day's work. | In the last page of the report you're really only as good as your next day's work. | 1nent |
He called on Ministers to come clean over secret proposals to cut the unemployment benefit period from a year to six months. | He called on Ministers to be completely honest over secret proposals to cut the unemployment benefit period from a year to six months. | 0ent |
After four years in the explosives division, his management potential had been spotted and moves were made to launch him on a management development programme of rotation to broaden his experience. | After four years in the explosives division, his management potential had been spotted and stood still to launch him on a management development programme of rotation to broaden his experience. | 1nent |
But bosses Martin and Vivien Shrager Powell reckon Fergie's films and other new projects mean it'll be back in the black before long. | But bosses Martin and Vivien Shrager Powell reckon Fergie's films and other new projects mean it'll be back have positive net income before long. | 0ent |
On 26 May he wrote to Mollet and to Prime Minister Pflimlin, proposing face to face meetings. | On 26 May he wrote to Mollet and to Prime Minister Pflimlin, proposing in person meetings. | 0ent |
His epitaph is equally phlegmatic: Death in the fast lane is a way of life for many rabbits.’. | His epitaph is equally phlegmatic: Death with a rapid and exciting pace is a way of life for many rabbits.’. | 0ent |
Got any glad rags that would fit the bill?’. | Got any glad rags that would serve the purpose. | 0ent |
I don't know how much Oliver's told you about the Shakespeare School, but take it from me that place is tacky: how it got its registered status I shudder to think. | I don't know how much Oliver's told you about the Shakespeare School, but take it away from me that place is tacky: how it got its registered status I shudder to think. | 1nent |
Is it not more plausible that the minuet was all along danced both fast and slow and everywhere in between, that it was played faster or slower, according to the tune that is played, which the dancer is obliged to follow’? | Is it not more plausible that the minuet was for the entire time danced both fast and slow and everywhere in between, that it was played faster or slower, according to the tune that is played, which the dancer is obliged to follow’? | 0ent |
By now we felt ready to re address the Mercurey problem, and suggested the wine waiter taste the' unusual, original' and generally off the wall liquid for himself. | By now we felt ready to re address the Mercurey problem, and suggested the wine waiter taste the' unusual, original' and generally wildly unconventional liquid for himself. | 0ent |
Putin, for his part, “ built ” a great energy power, turning the country into a banana ~ republic with hydrocarbons. | Putin, for his part, “ built ” a great energy power, turning the country into a banana grove with hydrocarbons. | 1nent |
First it needs to boost its efforts to get wind of military useful technology at an early stage. | First it needs to boost its efforts to learn of military useful technology at an early stage. | 0ent |
But Inman said: The referee did not recognise the technique and let her off the hook.’. | But Inman said: The referee did not recognise the technique and let her off the coathook. | 1nent |
Wait until they try to take your babies off you, then you'll change your tune, you —‘Now, madam, let's give both sides a fair hearing,’ Gerrard called. | Wait until they try to take your babies off you, then you'll play a new song, you —‘Now, madam, let's give both sides a fair hearing,’ Gerrard called. | 1nent |
The times, to say the least, were not propitious. | The times, so as to be brief and efficient, were not propitious. | 1nent |
Lindsey recalls that his first flight in the Corsair was, to say the least, interesting: On the morning that John and I had arranged to do the conversion, the weather was decidedly bad with poor visibility. | Lindsey recalls that his first flight in the Corsair was, so as to be brief and efficient, interesting: On the morning that John and I had arranged to do the conversion, the weather was decidedly bad with poor visibility. | 1nent |
So now, like Virgin founder Richard Branson before him, Sugar has decided to throw in the towel and buy his firm back. | So now, like Virgin founder Richard Branson before him, Sugar has decided to quit and buy his firm back. | 0ent |
Now come clean: PJ Harvey is actually Nick Cave in drag and too embarrassed to appear in public. | Now bathe: PJ Harvey is actually Nick Cave in drag and too embarrassed to appear in public. | 1nent |
A level students reach the moment of truth. | A level students reach the time when a test determines whether things will succeed. | 0ent |
Beijing, on the other hand, has failed to make clear whether it is really willing to negotiate and may be waiting for the deadline to be dropped before making a move. | Beijing, on the other hand, has failed to make clear whether it is really willing to negotiate and may be waiting for the deadline to be dropped before standing still. | 1nent |
On the face of it, therefore, it would not seem possible to maintain the view that morality without religion is unthinkable, or like a house built on sand. | At first glance, therefore, it would not seem possible to maintain the view that morality without religion is unthinkable, or like a house built on sand. | 0ent |
The " continuum " which is said to link the high and low varieties results from the fact that individuals in the community have differential access to these varieties depending on their social status and social relationships at home and at work. | The " continuum " which is said to link the at the top and bottom varieties results from the fact that individuals in the community have differential access to these varieties depending on their social status and social relationships at home and at work. | 1nent |
It certainly seems to specialise in hitting nails on heads at just the right moment. | It certainly seems to specialise in starting building at just the right moment. | 1nent |
Could it be the hysterical over the top camerawork, proving any amount of slow motion and soft focus still do not actually score as style. | Could it be the hysterical excellent camerawork, proving any amount of slow motion and soft focus still do not actually score as style. | 1nent |
By the same token, there is a need for good new shopfront design that is highly individual in style but respects the character of the buildings above and beside it. | For the price of one ticket, there is a need for good new shopfront design that is highly individual in style but respects the character of the buildings above and beside it. | 1nent |
President Delors, in Britain to give a lecture at the London School of Economics, hurried to Downing street at noon for a meeting aimed at avoiding a tit for tat trade war with the United States. | President Delors, in Britain to give a lecture at the London School of Economics, hurried to Downing street at noon for a meeting aimed at avoiding a this for that trade war with the United States. | 1nent |
I only saw him a few times and he seemed to wander around in no man's land half the time doing bugger all. | I only saw him a few times and he seemed to wander around in a land that no one want to buy half the time doing bugger all. | 1nent |
Don't fill her head with a lot of nonsense,’ said my mother, rather oddly since, on the face of it, Lili had been recommending the path of virtue. | Don't fill her head with a lot of nonsense,’ said my mother, rather oddly since, at first glance, Lili had been recommending the path of virtue. | 0ent |
For good measure the Americans also accuse Nippon of unfair competition and violation of trademarks. | In addition to what has already been done the Americans also accuse Nippon of unfair competition and violation of trademarks. | 0ent |
Celia, bless her, made light of it, said it wasn't deep. | Celia, bless her, illuminated it, said it wasn't deep. | 1nent |
Many of us have the idea of Australians, above all, being people who call a spade a spade. | Many of us have the idea of Australians, above all, being people who say things as they really are. | 0ent |
I've taken suspects to the police station when I haven't been able to break them down, and I've told my inspector exactly what's happened, he's got the whole picture and then he's closed the door and called the man in, closed the door. | I've taken suspects to the police station when I haven't been able to break them down, and I've told my inspector exactly what's happened, he's took a picture and then he's closed the door and called the man in, closed the door. | 1nent |
The name of the local pub, Live and Let Live, seemed like a good omen the first time she drove past it. | The name of the local pub, be tolerant of others, seemed like a good omen the first time she drove past it. | 0ent |
One is to settle for being a minority government, and hope to collect enough support each time a parliamentary vote comes up to win the day and stay in office. | One is to settle for being a minority government, and hope to collect enough support each time a parliamentary vote comes up to gain complete victory and stay in office. | 0ent |
The kind of man who kissed and told. | The kind of man who romantic storytime. | 1nent |
But his reckoning was good: they skimmed the British trench system and raced across the ruptured wastes of no man's land exactly opposite the given map reference. | But his reckoning was good: they skimmed the British trench system and raced across the ruptured wastes of a land that no one want to buy exactly opposite the given map reference. | 1nent |
Lucy, please come to my house and be my guest for a week or two. | Lucy, please come to my house and go for it for a week or two. | 1nent |
Above all, it will reduce tit for tat politics and introduce much greater stability into government, allowing individuals and businesses alike to plan for their future with confidence. | Above all, it will reduce equivalent retribution politics and introduce much greater stability into government, allowing individuals and businesses alike to plan for their future with confidence. | 0ent |
Old university pecking order draws new blood. | Old university pecking order draws donated blood. | 1nent |
I shrug my shoulders, for no matter how mad he gets, he can't duff me in, he's stuck in bed, which is his hard cheese. | I shrug my shoulders, for no matter how mad he gets, he can't duff me in, he's stuck in bed, which is his bad luck. | 0ent |
But the declaration spoke of taking into account current economic and social conditions’, a clause that should give both the president and the government free rein. | But the declaration spoke of taking into account current economic and social conditions’, a clause that should give both the president and the government absent of constraints. | 0ent |
On Aug. 13 the government announced that substantial agreement had been reached with the ANC on the details of an amnesty for political offenders which would " wipe the slate clean and bury the past ". | On Aug. 13 the government announced that substantial agreement had been reached with the ANC on the details of an amnesty for political offenders which would " open and apparent to everyone and bury the past ". | 1nent |
And also you said, you were going, you were taking the piss out of me about that thing I told you about something to do with Aaron erm. | And also you said, you were going, you were tease out of me about that thing I told you about something to do with Aaron erm. | 0ent |
I didn't go cap in hand to them. | I didn't go without wearing a hat to them. | 1nent |
Everyone worked with a will to equip the expedition and load up with enough food, petrol, water and ammunition for three to four weeks in the field. | Everyone worked earnestly to equip the expedition and load up with enough food, petrol, water and ammunition for three to four weeks in the field. | 0ent |
" Don't expect me to live out there, " he said, shaking a bag of apples and oranges. | " Don't expect me to live out there, " he said, shaking a bag of an incompatible equation. | 1nent |
The newspapers are sadly filled with instances of girls being assaulted or murdered in broad daylight on lonely walks home. | The newspapers are sadly filled with instances of girls being assaulted or murdered in a well lit room on lonely walks home. | 1nent |
Yet the truth is far more complex, for walls are a multilayered reality, and it is always dangerous to rewrite history in a Manichean manner, while confusing the realities of the past with those of the present. | Yet the truth is far more complex, for walls are a multilayered reality, and it is always dangerous to break another record in a Manichean manner, while confusing the realities of the past with those of the present. | 1nent |
Jenny begged him every day to change his mind, but he was a busy man and declared that it was quite out of the question and he wished to goodness Miss Clinton had never mentioned the subject of Brownies! | Jenny begged him every day to change his mind, but he was a busy man and declared that it was quite not remotely possible and he wished to goodness Miss Clinton had never mentioned the subject of Brownies! | 0ent |
Its mail order business, coyly put on the shelf for sale more than a year ago, is still sitting there gathering dust. | Its mail order business, coyly put on the shelf for sale more than a year ago, is still sitting there sweeping up dust. | 1nent |
Alex, leader of dance band UB96, at No 18 with Das Boot has invested £ 8000 in the car, and says: I bought it on the spur of the moment after spotting it in Los Angeles. | Alex, leader of dance band UB96, at No 18 with Das Boot has invested £ 8000 in the car, and says: I bought it on short notice after spotting it in Los Angeles. | 0ent |
By the same token, protest in these larger enterprises brought immediate intervention by police or even troops: the workers could not fail to associate the political authorities with the hated employer. | For the price of one ticket, protest in these larger enterprises brought immediate intervention by police or even troops: the workers could not fail to associate the political authorities with the hated employer. | 1nent |
The party was in a big house on Fulham Palace Road, and in full swing when we got there. | The party was in a big house on Fulham Palace Road, and at a swingset when we got there. | 1nent |
The argument came to a head in 1986 following the US Secretary of State's programme to improve the quality of life’, when a number of American agencies receiving USAID funding began to be shunned by many Palestinian development workers. | The argument reached a turning point in 1986 following the US Secretary of State's programme to improve the quality of life’, when a number of American agencies receiving USAID funding began to be shunned by many Palestinian development workers. | 0ent |
' Come to think of it, they've probably never had nurseries. | ' on reflection, they've probably never had nurseries. | 0ent |
Faced with a national drought that was playing havoc with his own garden and those of his village neighbours, one Richard Bullock took matters into his own hands and ended up in the dock for his pains. | Faced with a national drought that was playing havoc with his own garden and those of his village neighbours, one Richard Bullock took matters into his own hands and ended up out on the docks for his pains. | 1nent |
Nothing springs to mind,’ Alyssia said with an attempt at light heartedness. | Nothing occurs as possibilities Alyssia said with an attempt at light heartedness. | 0ent |
Mr Major on the stump was exactly what Mr Major is in Downing Street, in a television studio, in private conversation: calm, prudent, reasonable, sympathetic, friendly, not easily moved to public passion. | Mr Major sitting on the tree stump was exactly what Mr Major is in Downing Street, in a television studio, in private conversation: calm, prudent, reasonable, sympathetic, friendly, not easily moved to public passion. | 1nent |
Do you know what the odds are against a house catching fire in the Red Triangle district of Bes Pelargic? | Do you know what the odds are against a house becoming engulfed in flames in the Red Triangle district of Bes Pelargic? | 0ent |
I don't want to jump the queue but it should be done on a fair system.’. | I don't want to cut in line but it should be done on a fair system.’. | 0ent |
If you had a nice job on the railways maybe I could get out and about a bit.’. | If you had a nice job on the railways maybe I could get traveling around a bit.’. | 0ent |
For good measure, we have some information on the design of analogue to digital converters (ADC) and selecting basic logic gates to perform the standard AND, OR, NOT, NAND and NOR functions. | In addition to what has already been done, we have some information on the design of analogue to digital converters (ADC) and selecting basic logic gates to perform the standard AND, OR, NOT, NAND and NOR functions. | 0ent |
It was a couple of weeks before and I was left high and dry without a partner. | It was a couple of weeks before and I was left floating in dry air without a partner. | 1nent |
You've had ample time to get your feet under the table by now and one or two things have come up which I'd like you to pursue. | You've had ample time to get your feet below the water table by now and one or two things have come up which I'd like you to pursue. | 1nent |
What goes on here?’' I didn't ask you here and I don't want to see you and I have nothing to say to you,’I said, showing her the door but, alas, she seemed to have no intention of going through it, so I capitulated rather too easily and offered her a drink from the mini bar. | What goes on here?’' I didn't ask you here and I don't want to see you and I have nothing to say to you,’I said, showing you some tips to get accepted but, alas, she seemed to have no intention of going through it, so I capitulated rather too easily and offered her a drink from the mini bar. | 1nent |
Mr Proctor said last night that it was all water under the bridge’. | Mr Proctor said last night that it was all nothing important. | 1nent |
So — we would much rather that you went out on a limb, that you did something, that you listened to the remarks of your peers and possibly to the remarks that we might make about them, take them away and think about them. | So — we would much rather that you went out onto a tree branch, that you did something, that you listened to the remarks of your peers and possibly to the remarks that we might make about them, take them away and think about them. | 1nent |
Right, am I let off the hook now? | Right, am I let off the coathook now? | 1nent |
Obey them to the letter and you will be well rewarded — any bungling or playing the fool and I doubt you'll live to tell the tale!’. | Obey them on paper and you will be well rewarded — any bungling or playing the fool and I doubt you'll live to tell the tale!’. | 1nent |
A Declaratory Order covering 270 acres was proposed with a view to designating extensively war damaged land, subject to compulsory purchase; this was required for essential improvements to be carried out over the next 15 years. | A Declaratory Order covering 270 acres was proposed with the intention to designating extensively war damaged land, subject to compulsory purchase; this was required for essential improvements to be carried out over the next 15 years. | 0ent |
Remorseful Prober does better against Tit for Tat than Naive Prober does, though not as well as Tit for Tat does against itself. | Remorseful Prober does better against Tit for Tat than Naive Prober does, though not as well as this for that does against itself. | 1nent |
No that's that's completely gone by the by yeah, yeah. | No that's that's completely gone incidentally yeah, yeah. | 0ent |
And with the new school term in full swing, parents should take advantage of free eye testing for children up to the age of 16. | And with the new school term proceeding fully, parents should take advantage of free eye testing for children up to the age of 16. | 0ent |
John Paul Rous stood nervously in the dock at Oxford Magistrates Court as details of his charge were read out. | John Paul Rous stood nervously under close scrutiny at Oxford Magistrates Court as details of his charge were read out. | 1nent |
The embattled Premier will now find himself in the dock at Brighton. | The embattled Premier will now find himself out on the docks at Brighton. | 1nent |
But equally clearly, these other expressions’ must be chosen with care: in considering to pull someone's leg, for instance, there is little point in referring to pull in to pull a fast one, or leg in He hasn't a leg to stand on. | But equally clearly, these other expressions’ must be chosen with care: in considering to pull someone's leg, for instance, there is little point in referring to pull in to behave contrary to expectations, or leg in He hasn't a leg to stand on. | 0ent |
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