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But if we wait long enough, perhaps thousands of years, Tit for Tat will eventually muster the numbers required to tip it over the knife edge, and the population will flip. | But if we wait long enough, perhaps thousands of years, this for that will eventually muster the numbers required to tip it over the knife edge, and the population will flip. | 1nent |
This witticism was lost on him apparently, for without a pause he continued: It's just money down the drain, you know. | This witticism was lost on him apparently, for without a pause he continued: It's just money down to the ocean, you know. | 1nent |
But again people will say, don't go hand in glove everywhere with one another. | But again people will say, don't go in very close cooperation everywhere with one another. | 0ent |
You really ought to give the place a going over with the Hoover once in a while.’. | You really ought to give the place a going over with the Hoover occasionally. | 0ent |
All you have to do is to go with the flow of events, letting each scene add to what has gone before. | All you have to do is to swim downstream of events, letting each scene add to what has gone before. | 1nent |
With his friend, Robert Smithers, he determines to make a night of it’ after receipt of his quarter's wages; their riotous behaviour leads to their arrest and appearance before a magistrate the following morning. | With his friend, Robert Smithers, he determines to do it after sunset after receipt of his quarter's wages; their riotous behaviour leads to their arrest and appearance before a magistrate the following morning. | 1nent |
Happily there were no injuries to those few horses and riders who did part company. | Happily there were no injuries to those few horses and riders who did go separate ways. | 0ent |
The new Tories talked of being on the side of the people’ and when, in March 1954 the Television Bill came up for its second reading, they won the day. | The new Tories talked of being on the side of the people’ and when, in March 1954 the Television Bill came up for its second reading, they gain complete victory. | 0ent |
Spike is an amateur gynaecologist who has broken the code and does not deserve a delicacy like Little Liz, a Soho Bunny if ever there was one, all ankle boots and skin tight black; it's enough to make a judge take a dim view of things. | Spike is an amateur gynaecologist who has broken the code and does not deserve a delicacy like Little Liz, a Soho Bunny if ever there was one, all ankle boots and skin tight black; it's enough to make a judge regard with skepticism things. | 0ent |
Whatever it was they were after, it was an unknown quantity, unknown, that is, except for a lethal ferocity. | Whatever it was they were after, it was an person whose nature is a mystery, unknown, that is, except for a lethal ferocity. | 0ent |
Some days will be spent in the office, others out and about on site.’. | Some days will be spent in the office, others moving around on site.’. | 0ent |
I'd done it for four years on the trot. | I'd done it for four years in a row. | 0ent |
The audacity of criminals faced with ineffective and ill equipped police forces, not just in their East European homelands, is turning crime levels in Germany into banana republic proportions’, lamented a federal criminal police spokesman. | The audacity of criminals faced with ineffective and ill equipped police forces, not just in their East European homelands, is turning crime levels in Germany into banana grove proportions’, lamented a federal criminal police spokesman. | 1nent |
Well, live and let live, that's my motto, isn't it, Albert?’. | Well, be tolerant of others, that's my motto, isn't it, Albert?’. | 0ent |
Three defeats on the trot would have been disturbing. | Three defeats on a horse would have been disturbing. | 1nent |
Ben gave a slight bow, then went straight to the small washroom. | Ben gave a slight bow, then became a law abiding person to the small washroom. | 1nent |
The fish was revived by being placed back in the water, and literally given an underwater lip to lip kiss of life …. | The fish was revived by being placed back in the water, and literally given an underwater lip to lip life changing kiss …. | 1nent |
Warm up the oil in a cup, standing in hot water (either buy a sachet of hair treatment oil, or use almond oil). | Warm up the oil in a cup, standing in a difficult situation (either buy a sachet of hair treatment oil, or use almond oil). | 1nent |
Looking at the near sensational claims in the press release — whoring? smuggling?— I see that Mary Kingsley is not alone in being economical with the truth. | Looking at the near sensational claims in the press release — whoring? smuggling?— I see that Mary Kingsley is not alone in being untruthful. | 0ent |
He is not yet out of the woods. | He is not yet out of lumber. | 1nent |
The reason was that the latter had been given, once and for all, a large grant of power in a defined sector. | The reason was that the latter had been given, conclusively, a large grant of power in a defined sector. | 0ent |
It seems once the ice was broken and egos calmed, getting down to the eight key tasks with help from outsiders did not seem so bad after all. | It seems once the make icecubes and egos calmed, getting down to the eight key tasks with help from outsiders did not seem so bad after all. | 1nent |
There were Peace Rallies in the 1960s, with stone throwing anarchists running amok. | There were Peace Rallies in the 1960s, with stone throwing anarchists going on a rampage. | 0ent |
We have come a long way since our first little effort saw the light of day back in 1959. | We have come a long way since our first little effort saw the brightest star of day back in 1959. | 1nent |
Half a minute later, as he turned the corner into Oxford Street, he was blown off his feet by the explosion just yards from his cab. | Half a minute later, as he passed out of danger into Oxford Street, he was blown off his feet by the explosion just yards from his cab. | 1nent |
And as for her clothes … they were, to say the least, extremely odd. | And as for her clothes … they were, so as to be brief and efficient, extremely odd. | 1nent |
For instance someone with a sore throat may well also have a fever and you will get a fuller picture by looking at the remedies in both sections. | For instance someone with a sore throat may well also have a fever and you will take a picture by looking at the remedies in both sections. | 1nent |
To bring home the bacon for the larder. | To bring pork home for dinner for the larder. | 1nent |
I, nothing loath, took out my fiddle, and played and sang with a will. | I, nothing loath, took out my fiddle, and played and sang earnestly. | 0ent |
TAKING LIBERTIES The government has nothing to offer on home affairs but toughness, says Jolyon Jenkins. | Treating things freely without strict faithfulness to the facts The government has nothing to offer on home affairs but toughness, says Jolyon Jenkins. | 0ent |
But in that no man's land twilight after the long X ray session and before receiving another summons to my surgeon, I noticed a grave deterioration in that fern. | But in that a land that no one want to buy twilight after the long X ray session and before receiving another summons to my surgeon, I noticed a grave deterioration in that fern. | 1nent |
It never occurred to me for a moment that she had planned it all in cold blood.’. | It never occurred to me for a moment that she had planned it all in a pool of blood. | 1nent |
Those who deal with firearms are generally aware of the attendant risks, and the days when those involved in motoring and other forms of transport could make light of the risks to life have now long passed, as various air, sea, rail, and road disasters have occurred. | Those who deal with firearms are generally aware of the attendant risks, and the days when those involved in motoring and other forms of transport could illuminate the risks to life have now long passed, as various air, sea, rail, and road disasters have occurred. | 1nent |
Just as the adventurers are making (or breaking) camp, a thin mist drifts across their camp site, chilling everybody to the bone. | Just as the adventurers are making (or breaking) camp, a thin mist drifts across their camp site, chilling everybody completely. | 0ent |
Er that problem always raised and of course visitors and things like that, car parking, it all came to a head. | Er that problem always raised and of course visitors and things like that, car parking, it all popped up. | 1nent |
So, I suggest, he was tapping into what women wanted — going with the flow. | So, I suggest, he was tapping into what women wanted — swimming downstream. | 1nent |
He is regretful of his position all along and knows full well the hopelessness of the situation but at the same time his stubbornness and pride will not allow him to repent. | He is regretful of his position for the entire time and knows full well the hopelessness of the situation but at the same time his stubbornness and pride will not allow him to repent. | 0ent |
The 1991 Cheltenham hero has fallen from grace this season, showing a poor attitude and worse form, most recently when tailed off last behind Mole Board at Sandown a fortnight ago. | The 1991 Cheltenham hero has became less graceful this season, showing a poor attitude and worse form, most recently when tailed off last behind Mole Board at Sandown a fortnight ago. | 1nent |
FRANK FREEMAN had to start from scratch. | FRANK FREEMAN had to start from the beginning. | 0ent |
We'll keep trying, of course, that goes without saying, but in the present climate of relations there's little chance of your situation altering dramatically. | We'll keep trying, of course, that is obvious, but in the present climate of relations there's little chance of your situation altering dramatically. | 0ent |
These artistic predilections went hand in hand with a marked interest in aesthetic theory His notebooks of 1862 for instance, contain comments under the heading " On the Essence of Music ", which are probably notes for a two part Germania essay on " The Demonic in Music ", and, again, a set of Emersonian reflection on ... | These artistic predilections held hands with a marked interest in aesthetic theory His notebooks of 1862 for instance, contain comments under the heading " On the Essence of Music ", which are probably notes for a two part Germania essay on " The Demonic in Music ", and, again, a set of Emersonian reflection on Nature,... | 1nent |
There is one shot of a helicopter dropping a bomb into a boatload of refugees. | There is one shot of a helicopter giving decisive news into a boatload of refugees. | 1nent |
It all went wrong when they discovered something up a gum tree in Malaysia and called it gutta percha. | It all went wrong when they discovered something on top of a gum tree in Malaysia and called it gutta percha. | 1nent |
IN THE countries of Eastern Europe, political stability seems to be eroding just as economic reform bears fruit. | IN THE countries of Eastern Europe, political stability seems to be eroding just as economic reform achieves benefit. | 0ent |
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 take a stroll without disturbance. | 1nent |
Then, like a bolt out of the blue, it came to Sarah. | Then, like a bolt without warning, it came to Sarah. | 0ent |
Coleman naturally lent a commiserative ear, and was soon able to provide Donleavy with a complete run down on the DEA's network of informants in Beirut and the Bekaa Valley. | Coleman naturally helped deaf people, and was soon able to provide Donleavy with a complete run down on the DEA's network of informants in Beirut and the Bekaa Valley. | 1nent |
I can't name names, but the song concerns a series of people who'd recognise themselves in there if they examined the lyrics. | I can't identify specific people,, but the song concerns a series of people who'd recognise themselves in there if they examined the lyrics. | 0ent |
Personally my advice is as in the diagram above and the box — though when all is said and done, it's common sense, and you may know better. | Personally my advice is as in the diagram above and the box — though in the end, it's common sense, and you may know better. | 0ent |
Hostel staff, poorly paid and untrained, were under pressure from the subcommittee, the school and the local community, so that they erred on the side of caution in everything, thus frustrating the pupils. | Hostel staff, poorly paid and untrained, were under pressure from the subcommittee, the school and the local community, so that they behave in a manner which favours caution in everything, thus frustrating the pupils. | 0ent |
Yes, I do know the dictionary definition of strumpet, and I love it when you talk dirty,’ he growled, his eyes glittering with wicked amusement. | Yes, I do know the dictionary definition of strumpet, and I love it when you use profane language for the purpose of arousal he growled, his eyes glittering with wicked amusement. | 0ent |
Chairman Dick Corden, looking for new blood on the board, said: I'll be happy to finish fifth from bottom.’. | Chairman Dick Corden, looking for people newly brought in to a project on the board, said: I'll be happy to finish fifth from bottom.’. | 0ent |
Money raised by the tolls will be directed towards improvements in public transport, together with investment in the rail and canal network, with a view to encouraging both passengers and freight to find alternatives to the road. | Money raised by the tolls will be directed towards improvements in public transport, together with investment in the rail and canal network, with the intention to encouraging both passengers and freight to find alternatives to the road. | 0ent |
Ecstasy is sold across the North East in night clubs and' raves' all night dance parties in warehouses under brand names designed to appeal to its young market. | Ecstasy is sold across the North East standing inside the nightclub and' raves' all night dance parties in warehouses under brand names designed to appeal to its young market. | 1nent |
VOA's Behnam Nateghi takes us behind the scenes for a closer look at the staging of this German opera. | VOA's Behnam Nateghi takes us secretly for a closer look at the staging of this German opera. | 0ent |
But in the long run, a company's reputation and success depend heavily on its being a responsible citizen and caring neighbour. | But after a very long time, a company's reputation and success depend heavily on its being a responsible citizen and caring neighbour. | 0ent |
It is enough to make you smell a rat and be damned for your cynicism. | It is enough to make you smell something rotten and be damned for your cynicism. | 1nent |
With Garcia effectively out of the running, relations between Sancho and Alfonso worsened. | With Garcia effectively eliminated from consideration, relations between Sancho and Alfonso worsened. | 0ent |
Do you think that was an attitude to that was erm unique to nursing at the time or do you think erm that possibly girls in other walks of life had the same kind of experience of discipline and demands on them? | Do you think that was an attitude to that was erm unique to nursing at the time or do you think erm that possibly girls in other occuption, role, social class, or lifestyle had the same kind of experience of discipline and demands on them? | 0ent |
The simplest exchanges are unpremeditated and tit for tat: children engaged in aggressive play; adults exchanging drinks around a pub bar in token of temporary trust and friendship; casual conversation with a stranger on a bus. | The simplest exchanges are unpremeditated and equivalent retribution: children engaged in aggressive play; adults exchanging drinks around a pub bar in token of temporary trust and friendship; casual conversation with a stranger on a bus. | 0ent |
But her silence, and her eyebrows, speak volumes. | But her silence, and her eyebrows, provide substantial information. | 0ent |
I've never been soooo pissed off at a game than I was at the rangers game at Elland Road. | I've never been soooo left at a game than I was at the rangers game at Elland Road. | 0ent |
I've done a runner on the lot of them. | I've gone jogging on the lot of them. | 1nent |
It would take an exhaustive knowledge of the phonetic alphabet to do justice to Dury's vowel sounds on paper. | It would take an exhaustive knowledge of the phonetic alphabet to do justice to Dury's vowel sounds in theory. | 0ent |
As early leader Diamond Cut quickly threw in the towel three out, Sweet Duke and Baydon Star went clear. | As early leader Diamond Cut quickly quited three out, Sweet Duke and Baydon Star went clear. | 0ent |
Hopes of a title hat trick hang by a thread, but all is not quite lost. | Hopes of a title hat trick be in a highly precarious state, but all is not quite lost. | 0ent |
This system is streets ahead of the slap happy way tests are carried out in the UK, where the whole system of hip dysplasia testing is open to abuse. | This system is far superior of the slap happy way tests are carried out in the UK, where the whole system of hip dysplasia testing is open to abuse. | 0ent |
In the end I suppose you'll get everything, which is what you wanted all along really but haven't dared to say it. | In the end I suppose you'll get everything, which is what you wanted for the entire time really but haven't dared to say it. | 0ent |
In a rough house, there were some constables who, even their colleagues recognized, could go over the top. | In a rough house, there were some constables who, even their colleagues recognized, could go excellent. | 1nent |
Gregory's claim that he was hailed as consul and Augustus at Tours must be a misunderstanding, although an honorary consulship is not out of the question. | Gregory's claim that he was hailed as consul and Augustus at Tours must be a misunderstanding, although an honorary consulship is not not remotely possible. | 0ent |
He scrambled to his feet and charged full tilt down the side of the dell. | He scrambled to his feet and charged a position of fully leaning over down the side of the dell. | 1nent |
He walked past Claire's room and turned the corner. | He walked past Claire's room and passed out of danger. | 1nent |
Mum looked pleadingly at him but not a word was said between any of us until he was opening the door to leave and Dad said, Bloody good riddance, an' don't bang the door when you go, I've only just mended it.’. | Mum looked pleadingly at him but not a word was said between any of us until he was opening the door to leave and Dad said, Bloody the departure is welcome, an' don't bang the door when you go, I've only just mended it.’. | 0ent |
In his head you probably went straight from one to the other. | In his head you probably became a law abiding person from one to the other. | 1nent |
But Matthew Blake did not seem prepared to let her off the hook so easily. | But Matthew Blake did not seem prepared to let her relieved of a duty so easily. | 0ent |
April doesn't have to be a month of trials and tribulations or agonising over career or professional matters, if you are prepared to make some snap decisions and take what transpires towards the very end of March as a signal to go even further out on a limb. | April doesn't have to be a month of trials and tribulations or agonising over career or professional matters, if you are prepared to make some snap decisions and take what transpires towards the very end of March as a signal to go even further out onto a tree branch. | 1nent |
So in the long term, the entourages of the great proved effective as social melting pots. | So eventually, the entourages of the great proved effective as social melting pots. | 0ent |
To find out why she's being kept in the dark and. | To find out why ignoring the fans and. | 1nent |
On the face of it, leys are ideally suited to a statistical approach. | At first glance, leys are ideally suited to a statistical approach. | 0ent |
Entry to the farm itself went smoothly and so on to our first port of call, the tea shop, seen as an essential stop of course, to regroup, refresh, and formulate a plan of action. | Entry to the farm itself went smoothly and so on to our first source of help, the tea shop, seen as an essential stop of course, to regroup, refresh, and formulate a plan of action. | 0ent |
' All in a day's work.'. | ' all work that be done in a single day.'. | 1nent |
I was astonished, to say the least, the other day when I overheard you tell my young son and his friend that Mike Channon, the former Southampton and England footballer, now turned racing magnate, was your brother in law. | I was astonished, so as to be brief and efficient, the other day when I overheard you tell my young son and his friend that Mike Channon, the former Southampton and England footballer, now turned racing magnate, was your brother in law. | 1nent |
The baby came out of it right as rain. | The baby came out of it as reliable as rain. | 1nent |
Although CDC would not come clean with its actual choice of another RISC, it ruled out Sparc, said DEC's Alpha was just vapourware and admitted it had been positively influenced by HP's technology commitment. | Although CDC would not be completely honest with its actual choice of another RISC, it ruled out Sparc, said DEC's Alpha was just vapourware and admitted it had been positively influenced by HP's technology commitment. | 0ent |
Think you can make a go of it?’. | Think you can succeed in it?’. | 0ent |
Oh yes they, that was further in t that was further in the dock. | Oh yes they, that was further in t that was further under close scrutiny. | 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 popped up 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. | 1nent |
By name, because they were my guests. | By name, because they went for it. | 1nent |
Recessed ceiling lights (eyeball spots and downlighters) are fitted in circular holes which you cut out of the ceiling with a padsaw. | Recessed ceiling lights (eyeball spots and downlighters) are fitted in debt which you cut out of the ceiling with a padsaw. | 1nent |
He said he could not serve on that sub committeee (consisting of Brian Close, Bob Appleyard, Phil Sharpe, Bryan Stott, Tony Woodhouse)‘when I do not see eye to eye with them on any subject’. | He said he could not serve on that sub committeee (consisting of Brian Close, Bob Appleyard, Phil Sharpe, Bryan Stott, Tony Woodhouse)‘when I do not agree with them on any subject’. | 0ent |
Tit for Tat obtained an average of 504–5 points : 84 per cent of our benchmark of 600, and a good score. | This for that obtained an average of 504–5 points : 84 per cent of our benchmark of 600, and a good score. | 1nent |
On the face of it, those policing information from the Gulf war have less problems with the great bulk of the British press. | At first glance, those policing information from the Gulf war have less problems with the great bulk of the British press. | 0ent |
Fortunately Johnny was still there — a stroke of luck considering that the pubs were open. | Fortunately Johnny was still there — a instance of unexpected good luck considering that the pubs were open. | 0ent |
You had no right to be ashamed of me, and I knew that all along, remember, even if you've only just discovered it, so I didn't see why I should pander to your wish to keep our affair a secret,’ she confessed defiantly. | You had no right to be ashamed of me, and I knew that for the entire time, remember, even if you've only just discovered it, so I didn't see why I should pander to your wish to keep our affair a secret,’ she confessed defiantly. | 0ent |
Behind the scenes they may have affected the prime minister directly. | Secretly they may have affected the prime minister directly. | 0ent |
THREE Chinese restaurant owners who admitted passing bogus credit card bills worth nearly half a million pounds through their books, walked free from court yesterday after a jury failed to reach a verdict. | THREE Chinese restaurant owners who admitted passing bogus credit card bills worth nearly half a million pounds through their books, went unpunished from court yesterday after a jury failed to reach a verdict. | 0ent |
His words struck a chord, making her turn away. | His words elicited a significant reaction, making her turn away. | 0ent |
The spending ministers must now also meet face to face in Cabinet in October or November to fight for a share of the set total. | The spending ministers must now also meet in person in Cabinet in October or November to fight for a share of the set total. | 0ent |
But some bruised wives may feel that Vaughan is almost too ready to let men off the hook; many would like to see their partner shed a little retributory blood. | But some bruised wives may feel that Vaughan is almost too ready to let men off the coathook; many would like to see their partner shed a little retributory blood. | 1nent |
And of course, as I say, it costs us the earth. | And of course, as I say, it puts the earth in danger. | 1nent |
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