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Report 02 Key articles in the current issue of Report include: Health visitors: Coming in from the cold? | Report 02 Key articles in the current issue of Report include: Health visitors: gaining widespread acceptance in a group? | 0ent |
The language barrier means that real interaction with the indigenous population is largely out of the question. | The language barrier means that real interaction with the indigenous population is largely not remotely possible. | 0ent |
The mind runs riot at what might happen. | The mind acts in a violent way at what might happen. | 0ent |
The Ulster Branch recognise the situation — it only happens like this once in a blue moon — but finding an answer isn't easy. | The Ulster Branch recognise the situation — it only happens like this very rarely — but finding an answer isn't easy. | 0ent |
I mean I'm appalled at the way that teenagers are still being shown on the television as they were twenty years ago able to rule the roost because they did. | I mean I'm appalled at the way that teenagers are still being shown on the television as they were twenty years ago able to be the controlling member of the group because they did. | 0ent |
He was torn backwards, his hands flailing, and he got a grip on the doorjamb. | He was torn backwards, his hands flailing, and he was reasonable on the doorjamb. | 1nent |
No sooner had Mr Sharif fallen from grace than Manzoor Watoo, speaker of the assembly and an ally of the president's, set about getting himself installed as chief minister. | No sooner had Mr Sharif losed social position than Manzoor Watoo, speaker of the assembly and an ally of the president's, set about getting himself installed as chief minister. | 0ent |
First machine comes along and a man of the cloth, as some ladies here know, from Nottingham, the Reverend William Lindel designed a knitting machine, the first machine. | First machine comes along and a tailor, as some ladies here know, from Nottingham, the Reverend William Lindel designed a knitting machine, the first machine. | 1nent |
The French struggled for nearly sixty minutes against a generous but raw Romania, ran riot against a Fijian side well below par and short of the menacing inspiration that made them a fearsome proposal in 1987, while the game against Canada exposed the shortcomings that England later exploited with relish. | The French struggled for nearly sixty minutes against a generous but raw Romania, riot against a Fijian side well below par and short of the menacing inspiration that made them a fearsome proposal in 1987, while the game against Canada exposed the shortcomings that England later exploited with relish. | 1nent |
Exceptionally, if a Bill is extremely controversial, the opposition may fight it tooth and nail even at this stage. | Exceptionally, if a Bill is extremely controversial, the opposition may bite and scratch even at this stage. | 1nent |
Follow the pre race qualifying sessions and go behind the scenes for exclusive pictures and interviews with the teams. | Follow the pre race qualifying sessions and go behind the scenery and stage area for exclusive pictures and interviews with the teams. | 0ent |
Of course, she still wasn't as good as Gesner, she didn't steal the show from him by any means. | Of course, she still wasn't as good as Gesner, she didn't act unethically from him by any means. | 1nent |
Men are kicking the habit … but women aren't … lung cancer has overtaken breast cancer as killer.but despite the statistics people continue to smoke. | Men are quitting an addiction … but women aren't … lung cancer has overtaken breast cancer as killer.but despite the statistics people continue to smoke. | 0ent |
And while they were biding their time over a game of backgammon down in the café, William used to wander through the silent, cluttered rooms where their investment languished, gathering dust. | And while they were biding their time over a game of backgammon down in the café, William used to wander through the silent, cluttered rooms where their investment languished, remaining unused for a long period of time. | 0ent |
Another case of popular explanation falling well wide of the mark is that of the so called‘extinct’ woolly mammoth. | Another case of popular explanation falling well considerably accurate is that of the so called‘extinct’ woolly mammoth. | 1nent |
It not take him long to realize that if the police wanted someone to carry the can, then Dirk Coetzee was heading for death row. | It not take him long to realize that if the police wanted someone to keep the can safe, then Dirk Coetzee was heading for death row. | 1nent |
The morning's adventure had apparently left him in hot water with the lady of the moment. | The morning's adventure had apparently left him in a difficult situation with the lady of the moment. | 0ent |
Nevertheless, in a final analysis, her older houses have an edge over the new, or relatively new. | Nevertheless, in the last page of the report, her older houses have an edge over the new, or relatively new. | 1nent |
Perhaps a erm perhaps a lesser impact than on the economy of Great Britain in the long run as to, as to whether those resources are developed effectively. | Perhaps a erm perhaps a lesser impact than on the economy of Great Britain after a very long time as to, as to whether those resources are developed effectively. | 0ent |
But this argument no longer holds water. | But this argument no longer withstands criticism. | 1nent |
I steal things I can't eat, just for the hell of it. | I steal things I can't eat, just for whatever reason. | 1nent |
You can adjust them, but in the long term it does damage them. | You can adjust them, but eventually it does damage them. | 0ent |
Unlike the 1970s Gas Board, Telecom has its hands tied by the regulator: the Office of Telecommunications would take a dim view of it cross subsidising ISDN installation at the expense of another part of its business. | Unlike the 1970s Gas Board, Telecom has its hands tied by the regulator: the Office of Telecommunications would regard with skepticism it cross subsidising ISDN installation at the expense of another part of its business. | 0ent |
Mr Allen said the union leaders would leave no stone unturned in their efforts to save the Leyland DAF plants at Glasgow, Birmingham, Leyland, Chorley and Thame. | Mr Allen said the union leaders would search thoroughly in their efforts to save the Leyland DAF plants at Glasgow, Birmingham, Leyland, Chorley and Thame. | 0ent |
This was impossible, Engels tells us, so long as descent was reckoned in the female line, because he believed inheritance and group membership always went hand in hand. | This was impossible, Engels tells us, so long as descent was reckoned in the female line, because he believed inheritance and group membership always held hands. | 1nent |
Spies, every man jack of them, I'll be bound.’. | Spies, every man named Jack of them, I'll be bound.’. | 1nent |
Coaches are popular in the US but this, by my theory, is the reason for their fall from grace as the world's greatest players. | Coaches are popular in the US but this, by my theory, is the reason for their become less graceful as the world's greatest players. | 1nent |
His own worst experience in the past year, anyway’ involved a Friday 7 pm service from Kings Cross that started late, had no buffet car, and after more stops than the Minster organ finally gave up the ghost at Doncaster. | His own worst experience in the past year, anyway’ involved a Friday 7 pm service from Kings Cross that started late, had no buffet car, and after more stops than the Minster organ finally died at Doncaster. | 0ent |
" But for me I don't reckon you'd ever have set eyes on each other.". | " But for me I don't reckon you'd ever have see each other.". | 0ent |
Matters did not, however, come to a head until the war had ended. | Matters did not, however, reach a turning point until the war had ended. | 0ent |
Shall I make a move, or shall we. | Shall I stand still, or shall we. | 1nent |
A NINE year old boy who went on a six month crime spree and carried out more than 50 thefts, went back to school yesterday after police were forced to let him walk free. | A NINE year old boy who went on a six month crime spree and carried out more than 50 thefts, went back to school yesterday after police were forced to let him go unpunished. | 0ent |
The worry is probably what else you could object to, in the long term drug therapy, for instance,’ says Simon Hebditch of MIND. | The worry is probably what else you could object to, eventually drug therapy, for instance,’ says Simon Hebditch of MIND. | 0ent |
Everyone in London was wondering why Guy left his fiancée on her own, and flew off to the Caribbean on the spur of the moment … ’. | Everyone in London was wondering why Guy left his fiancée on her own, and flew off to the Caribbean on short notice … ’. | 0ent |
A third suspect is on the run, and there is hardly anything known about him. | A third suspect is fleeing, and there is hardly anything known about him. | 0ent |
Do you think it was wise to get Calder's back up like that?’. | Do you think it was wise to willing to support everyone like that?’. | 1nent |
Very soon the interest in the totality and, by the same token, the question regarding the all embracing becoming and the resulting being begin to particularize themselves in accord with the general forms and regions of being. | Very soon the interest in the totality and, for a similar reason, the question regarding the all embracing becoming and the resulting being begin to particularize themselves in accord with the general forms and regions of being. | 0ent |
We shall leave no stone unturned in our search for the culprit. | We shall search thoroughly in our search for the culprit. | 0ent |
Six tries was just what the doctor ordered for a Gloucester team that's been under the weather for too long this season … and this win was even more rewarding when you think that six first teamers were missing …. | Six tries was just what the doctor ordered for a Gloucester team that's been somewhat ill for too long this season … and this win was even more rewarding when you think that six first teamers were missing …. | 0ent |
That is saying something and, indeed, there are those closer to him who suggest that he really believes he has got the ball' on a piece of string' at the moment, but hardly dares to say so in case it tempts fate. | That is saying something and, indeed, there are those closer to him who suggest that he really believes he has got the ball' on a piece of string' at the moment, but hardly dares to say so in case it tempts the woman. | 1nent |
Looks like you're off the hook, Loretta,’ he began. | Looks like you're relieved of a duty, Loretta,’ he began. | 0ent |
They're not much cop when they can open their legs like that. | They're impressive when they can open their legs like that. | 1nent |
Finishing every last morsel on your plate won't make your hair curl or do anything to help the starving children in India. | Finishing every morsel on your plate won't make your hair curl or do anything to help the starving children in India. | 0ent |
However it is difficult to see how, having once admitted determinations into his system, Aquinas can hold the line against such Kelsenian conclusions. | However it is difficult to see how, having once admitted determinations into his system, Aquinas can firmly maintain the situation against such Kelsenian conclusions. | 0ent |
Early computer tapes and discs are going to be, to say the least, challenging. | Early computer tapes and discs are going to be, so as to be brief and efficient, challenging. | 1nent |
The defendant, who appeared in the dock wearing an open necked striped shirt, remained silent during the brief hearing. | The defendant, who appeared under scrutiny wearing an open necked striped shirt, remained silent during the brief hearing. | 1nent |
Soon, however, we were midway down and into a steep, narrow, rocky section, where it was turn now or go straight into freefall. | Soon, however, we were midway down and into a steep, narrow, rocky section, where it was turn now or become a law abiding person into freefall. | 1nent |
The thought of someone boldly (or foolishly?) risking life and limb for his cause cannot fail to capture the imagination, though the effect is sadly marred in places by over reacting and extreme sentimentality. | The thought of someone boldly (or foolishly?) risking existence and all bodily faculties for his cause cannot fail to capture the imagination, though the effect is sadly marred in places by over reacting and extreme sentimentality. | 0ent |
Party leaders now hope that sufficient union members can be persuaded to affiliate in their own right both to keep the financial wolves from the door and to revitalise a sometimes decaying local structure. | Party leaders now hope that sufficient union members can be persuaded to affiliate in their own right both to stay away from harassment and to revitalise a sometimes decaying local structure. | 1nent |
You might as well take money and shovel it down the drain. | You might as well take money and shovel it down to the ocean. | 1nent |
And if I did come and sit face to face across the desk, it would have a discipline. | And if I did come and sit in person across the desk, it would have a discipline. | 0ent |
Though relegation beckons for Nottingham, victory over Northampton is not out of the question. | Though relegation beckons for Nottingham, victory over Northampton is not not remotely possible. | 0ent |
We have been and some would still have us believe, I think it's true, we're not out of the woods yet as far as er er recovery of the housing market is concerned. | We have been and some would still have us believe, I think it's true, we're not out of lumber yet as far as er er recovery of the housing market is concerned. | 1nent |
James Joyce is a pre eminently Class 2 novelist, and so for comparative purposes, Burgess offers us (tongue in cheek) a translation into Class 1 language of the opening of A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man. | James Joyce is a pre eminently Class 2 novelist, and so for comparative purposes, Burgess offers us (an odd manner) a translation into Class 1 language of the opening of A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man. | 1nent |
Bolinger, a Harvard Professor shoots from the hip. | Bolinger, a Harvard Professor shoot a ball at hip level. | 1nent |
De Gaulle was often depicted as a Don Quixote tilting at windmills or King Canute trying to turn back the waves, while the reality was that France was a middle sized power with no prospect of returning to its Napoleonic glories. | De Gaulle was often depicted as a Don Quixote enthusiastically build windmills or King Canute trying to turn back the waves, while the reality was that France was a middle sized power with no prospect of returning to its Napoleonic glories. | 1nent |
So now he just comes round once in a blue moon. | So now he just comes round very rarely. | 0ent |
Today the Security ~ Council meets daily behind closed doors and only announces finalized decisions in ~ public sessions. | Today the Security ~ Council meets daily secretly and only announces finalized decisions in ~ public sessions. | 0ent |
But sometimes they go over the top with tricks to get you to buy. | But sometimes they go outrageous with tricks to get you to buy. | 0ent |
On the face of it, the answer might well be debt. | At first glance, the answer might well be debt. | 0ent |
NURSES had to sleep rough in laundrettes after being dumped in Germany by a recruitment agency without money and shelter. | NURSES had to sleep outdoors in laundrettes after being dumped in Germany by a recruitment agency without money and shelter. | 0ent |
It cannot be silly to try something that has worked for thousands of others in the same boat as yourself. | It cannot be silly to try something that has worked for thousands of others in the same situation as yourself. | 0ent |
Mary, you must try and transfer it, don't you, because you can't see that Jo's handset's off the hook, we'll assume that we know that, okay, we'll cheat, we'll try and call park it. | Mary, you must try and transfer it, don't you, because you can't see that Jo's handset's off the coathook, we'll assume that we know that, okay, we'll cheat, we'll try and call park it. | 1nent |
But the name Woodall rings a bell. | But the name Woodall rings a church bell. | 1nent |
Sun Microsystems is beginning to make a splash in the pre press business. | Sun Microsystems is beginning to attract attention in the pre press business. | 0ent |
As they turned the corner, the first flakes of snow fell. | As they passed out of danger, the first flakes of snow fell. | 1nent |
Well erm take it from me that I've worked for for major American corporates and one major British corporate and er there is still something that you may miss all right. | Well erm take it away from me that I've worked for for major American corporates and one major British corporate and er there is still something that you may miss all right. | 1nent |
The theoretical and practical aims of the proposed study go hand in hand. | The theoretical and practical aims of the proposed study hold hands. | 1nent |
Pay what get, cost the earth, I mean look at us at. | Pay what get, put the earth in danger, I mean look at us at. | 1nent |
If only she could fit the jigsaw together and get a clear picture of this man who so intrigued her. | If only she could fit the jigsaw together and take a picture of this man who so intrigued her. | 1nent |
The Immigration and Customs people at Ramsgate had been instructed to watch out for the Renault 18 but to keep a low profile and let it through. | The Immigration and Customs people at Ramsgate had been instructed to watch out for the Renault 18 but to be quiet and discreet and let it through. | 0ent |
According to this school of thought, excessive savings pushed long term interest rates down to rock bottom levels, leading to asset bubbles in the United ~ States and elsewhere. | According to this school of thought, excessive savings pushed long term interest rates down to the very lowest possible level levels, leading to asset bubbles in the United ~ States and elsewhere. | 0ent |
Cookie searched for something, but our dog literally barked up the wrong tree. | Cookie searched for something, but our dog literally doed inappropriate things. | 1nent |
Nine times out of ten it will catch fire in your hands. | Nine times out of ten it will become engulfed in flames in your hands. | 0ent |
Fragmentation between functions within the centre went hand in hand with centralization within policy networks’(Rhodes, 1985). | Fragmentation between functions within the centre held hands with centralization within policy networks’(Rhodes, 1985). | 1nent |
Coronation Street and The Smiths go hand in hand in the same way that you could couple Frankie with Brookside — two necessary focal points of each city, at least for those south of the ship canal and the Mersey. | Coronation Street and The Smiths hold hands in the same way that you could couple Frankie with Brookside — two necessary focal points of each city, at least for those south of the ship canal and the Mersey. | 1nent |
Another worker said it was too early to say whether industrial action was likely, but added: My own feeling is that we are caught between a rock and a hard place.’. | Another worker said it was too early to say whether industrial action was likely, but added: My own feeling is that we are caught between two rocks. | 1nent |
Have I got to jump through hoops, ride bareback in spangles, before I'm allowed to do my job?’. | Have I got to put forth effort to meet complicated requirements, ride bareback in spangles, before I'm allowed to do my job?’. | 0ent |
Or have a streetplan of, was losing heart. | Or have a streetplan of, was experience reduced morale. | 0ent |
I knew it was a deliberate attempt from the word go to bring the band down. | I knew it was a deliberate attempt from the green light to bring the band down. | 1nent |
Although, on the face of it, this might not appear to have been conducive to the development of industry wide bargaining paradoxically such division by occupation promoted bargaining by industry’(Phelps Brown, 1959, p. 362). | Although, at first glance, this might not appear to have been conducive to the development of industry wide bargaining paradoxically such division by occupation promoted bargaining by industry’(Phelps Brown, 1959, p. 362). | 0ent |
First mate Mr Gregory was charged with operating a vessel under the influence of alcohol or drugs and negligent discharge of a pollutant without a permit. | First mate Mr Gregory was charged with operating a vessel intoxicated of alcohol or drugs and negligent discharge of a pollutant without a permit. | 0ent |
1) Under the theme' It's time to right wrongs' we hope to' unpack'the' Statement of Commitment', to help the local organisers attending the conference to get a more up to date and accurate picture of the role Christian Aid seeks to fulfil. | 1) Under the theme' It's time to right wrongs' we hope to' unpack'the' Statement of Commitment', to help the local organisers attending the conference to take a picture of the role Christian Aid seeks to fulfil. | 1nent |
Because it, as you say, you hit the nail on the head there you've spent too much, they're on your back for spending too much. | Because it, as you say, you start building there you've spent too much, they're on your back for spending too much. | 1nent |
A MAN who killed his cheating wife walked free yesterday after a judge heard how he had dedicated his life to his family. | A MAN who killed his cheating wife took a stroll without disturbance yesterday after a judge heard how he had dedicated his life to his family. | 1nent |
The ample panel was designed in the days when American firms used to write the name of the instruments on bits of paper, uput them in a hat, draw them out one by one and fill in the holes’. | The ample panel was designed in the days when American firms used to write the name of the instruments on bits of paper, uput them in a hat, draw them out one by one and fill in debt. | 1nent |
It was’, he said right out of the blue. | It was’, he said right without warning. | 0ent |
As you turn the corner towards the church of St Mary, which was enthusiastically restored in the picturesque style during the nineteenth century, you are bowled over by the beauty of this grandest of farms. | As you pass out of danger towards the church of St Mary, which was enthusiastically restored in the picturesque style during the nineteenth century, you are bowled over by the beauty of this grandest of farms. | 1nent |
The fact that we are situated right next to the park does not escape our notice and we have in fact had people in from the park who sleep rough there. | The fact that we are situated right next to the park does not escape our notice and we have in fact had people in from the park who losing sleep there. | 1nent |
If you repaid the advance, I'm sure they'd let you off the hook.’. | If you repaid the advance, I'm sure they'd let you off the coathook. | 1nent |
She says: They can just run riot, they can enjoy themselves without being told off. | She says: They can just riot, they can enjoy themselves without being told off. | 1nent |
It was one of those things and I don't want to say anything more about it.’. | It was an unfortunate but unavoidable event and I don't want to say anything more about it.’. | 0ent |
Something had sparked into life when they had first set eyes on each other, though, and even Julius's self control had melted away as the spark had ignited a flame, and then a fire. | Something had sparked into life when they had first see each other, though, and even Julius's self control had melted away as the spark had ignited a flame, and then a fire. | 0ent |
For the second lot, he may have another code which I don't have or he just knows them by heart. | For the second lot, he may have another code which I don't have or he just knows them from unaided memory and in full detail. | 0ent |
It's amazing that Barry Norman, a cosy sort of guy, has ruled the roost on British television for 20 years and there has never been a real attempt to displace him before, ’ says cinema historian and Anthony Hopkins biographer Quentin Falk. | It's amazing that Barry Norman, a cosy sort of guy, has was the controlling memwasr of the group on British television for 20 years and there has never been a real attempt to displace him before, ’ says cinema historian and Anthony Hopkins biographer Quentin Falk. | 0ent |
On the face of it, this is similar to accommodation theory: speakers approximate their interlocutors' linguistic behaviour, or distance themselves from it, depending on whether or not they wish to identify themselves with that individual. | At first glance, this is similar to accommodation theory: speakers approximate their interlocutors' linguistic behaviour, or distance themselves from it, depending on whether or not they wish to identify themselves with that individual. | 0ent |
The figures for males and females are also consistent with our findings for (a) and (Ε): females lead in the move away from traditional vernacular forms, and this in the long term tends to reduce allophony and simplify alternations. | The figures for males and females are also consistent with our findings for (a) and (Ε): females lead in the move away from traditional vernacular forms, and this over a long period of time tends to reduce allophony and simplify alternations. | 0ent |
' I have been kept very much in the dark about what is going on. | ' ignoring the fans about what is going on. | 1nent |
Er And nothing should happen but we haven't heard, but also after that date we are high and dry again so I would quite like to keep as much in the kitty from the money we've raised, for the admin course you know, the future of the admin course, as possible. | Er And nothing should happen but we haven't heard, but also after that date we are floating in dry air again so I would quite like to keep as much in the kitty from the money we've raised, for the admin course you know, the future of the admin course, as possible. | 1nent |
He listens, he listens to it afterwards and he goes no I can't understand, well now I can, now I can understand why they take the piss out of me for my voice. | He listens, he listens to it afterwards and he goes no I can't understand, well now I can, now I can understand why they tease out of me for my voice. | 0ent |
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