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So Mr MacGregor's hard work may yet come to grief, even if he sorts that problem out there's another obstacle to privatization running smoothly, many on the railways think the private sector will need a generous subsidy before they'd be interested, if their not attracted the state will have to spend more to make the ne... | So Mr MacGregor's hard work may yet express condolences, even if he sorts that problem out there's another obstacle to privatization running smoothly, many on the railways think the private sector will need a generous subsidy before they'd be interested, if their not attracted the state will have to spend more to make ... | 1nent |
Haven't gone much further back but I'd lay odds on a comfortable middle class upbringing; don't know for sure, though. | Haven't gone much further back but I'd offer a bet on a comfortable middle class upbringing; don't know for sure, though. | 0ent |
Holidays That Don't Cost the Earth (Gollancz, £ 5.99) is a lively, informative read: as good a way as any of getting to grips with environment friendly holidays. | Holidays That Don't put the earth in danger (Gollancz, £ 5.99) is a lively, informative read: as good a way as any of getting to grips with environment friendly holidays. | 1nent |
Right, now we've got to see which is hard cheese and which is. | Right, now we've got to see which is aged cheese and which is. | 1nent |
It was a struggle which came to a head in the reign of Edward the Confessor, which began in 1042. | It was a struggle which popped up in the reign of Edward the Confessor, which began in 1042. | 1nent |
If you are known to be seeing a shrink you are deemed to be going round the bend. | If you are known to be seeing a shrink you are deemed to be going crazy. | 0ent |
As I turned into the street I felt conspicuous, to say the least, in a red Porsche and wished I was driving a ten year old Japanese saloon like most of those rusting away on both sides of the road. | As I turned into the street I felt conspicuous, so as to be brief and efficient, in a red Porsche and wished I was driving a ten year old Japanese saloon like most of those rusting away on both sides of the road. | 1nent |
During one of these services, Richard Baxter preached so powerfully on' Making light of Christ and His salvation', that the two spies in the congregation fled in terror from the church. | During one of these services, Richard Baxter preached so powerfully on' illuminating Christ and His salvation', that the two spies in the congregation fled in terror from the church. | 1nent |
Stir the clams into the sauce and heat for a further 1–2min until piping hot. | Stir the clams into the sauce and heat for a further 1–2min until very hot. | 0ent |
And he'd be forced to come clean to Georgina, as well.’. | And he'd be forced to bathe to Georgina, as well.’. | 1nent |
It is an opportunity to meet actors and find out what goes on behind the scenes with backstage tours, costume and make up workshops, play readings, and activities for children. | It is an opportunity to meet actors and find out what goes on secretly with backstage tours, costume and make up workshops, play readings, and activities for children. | 0ent |
I don't want to feel I've twisted your arm,’ said lawyer B to the visibly shattered client. | I don't want to feel I've agonized you said lawyer B to the visibly shattered client. | 1nent |
The work that I find so hard will become easy, for it is my attitude and inner blocks that make such heavy weather of it. | The work that I find so hard will become easy, for it is my attitude and inner blocks that predict bad weather for it. | 1nent |
They looked as though they meant business. | They looked as though they thought everything could be a business. | 1nent |
The boys at school who had to have their heads shaved because of nits were always fair game for the rest of the school. | The boys at school who had to have their heads shaved because of nits were always an acceptable target for the rest of the school. | 0ent |
I had a thousands ships, but no matter where, you're the one for me baby this I know cos it's true love, you're the one I'm dreaming of true blue baby I love you. | I had a thousands ships, but no matter where, you're the one for me baby this I know cos it's true love, you're the one I'm dreaming of extremely loyal baby I love you. | 0ent |
He had ever favoured Em — there were no two ways about it — and Em had been quite wrong to post herself to Norfolk in the first place. | He had ever favoured Em — there were no other possible choice — and Em had been quite wrong to post herself to Norfolk in the first place. | 0ent |
The present day National Union of Seamen was founded on the north east coast, which was also a major centre for the Seamen's Reform Movement which recaptured the union for the rank and file in the mid 1960s. | The present day National Union of Seamen was founded on the north east coast, which was also a major centre for the Seamen's Reform Movement which recaptured the union for the ordinary members in the mid 1960s. | 0ent |
CARDIFF and District club side St Albans have a mountain to climb in the fourth round of the newly named Swalec Cup this afternoon. | CARDIFF and District club side St Albans face a difficult task in the fourth round of the newly named Swalec Cup this afternoon. | 0ent |
The centres might have to go cap in hand to the Croydon college and the two sixth form colleges in the borough asking their governing bodies to apply to the funding council for funds for vocational courses, in the hope that funds would be obtained on behalf of the adult education centres. | The centres might have to go without wearing a hat to the Croydon college and the two sixth form colleges in the borough asking their governing bodies to apply to the funding council for funds for vocational courses, in the hope that funds would be obtained on behalf of the adult education centres. | 1nent |
Seems a good idea on the whole, but whatever you do, don't go writing to that ruddy man at the tax office any more or you'll get his back up.’. | Seems a good idea on the whole, but whatever you do, don't go writing to that ruddy man at the tax office any more or you'll willing to support everyone. | 1nent |
I gave him a full deflection burst for good measure and then my ammunition ran out. | I gave him a full deflection burst in addition to what has already been done and then my ammunition ran out. | 0ent |
Congress will be reformed, abolishing its patronage and powers to vote under the table payments to its members. | Congress will be reformed, abolishing its patronage and powers to vote below the water table payments to its members. | 1nent |
We shall probably never know what went on behind the scenes when these phrases were added to the documents. | We shall probably never know what went on secretly when these phrases were added to the documents. | 0ent |
In spite of his enthusiastic involvement in Wales, he must then have been something of an unknown quantity and it is possible that his role in the north was originally envisaged as that of one among equals. | In spite of his enthusiastic involvement in Wales, he must then have been something of an person whose nature is a mystery and it is possible that his role in the north was originally envisaged as that of one among equals. | 0ent |
His head slumped forward as he gave up the ghost. | His head slumped forward as he acted like a ghost. | 1nent |
' Hold the line, please.'. | ' hold onto the rope, please.'. | 1nent |
Now, on the face of it, the problem of obtaining the finance is no different from that faced by local authorities every day. | Now, Encountering, the problem of obtaining the finance is no different from that faced by local authorities every day. | 1nent |
It was noticeable that Docklands Express and Cool Ground were both together in the middle of the field, neither having yet made a move. | It was noticeable that Docklands Express and Cool Ground were both together in the middle of the field, neither having yet stood still. | 1nent |
Finally the engine gave up the ghost completely and nothing could persuade it to start again. | Finally the engine died completely and nothing could persuade it to start again. | 0ent |
To say the least, however, it is difficult to grow regular crops of fine juicy pears in local conditions. | So as to be brief and efficient, however, it is difficult to grow regular crops of fine juicy pears in local conditions. | 1nent |
They say vampires are hard to kill, but when you're half a ton of muscle, tooth and claw, it's a piece of cake. | They say vampires are hard to kill, but when you're half a ton of muscle, tooth and claw, it's easy. | 0ent |
If Niall turns up in the dock for blowing up redcoats, I'll feel guilty. | If Niall turns up out on the docks for blowing up redcoats, I'll feel guilty. | 1nent |
We were drinking out of glass tumblers with British Rail logos on and generally chewing the fat and putting the world to rights. | We were drinking out of glass tumblers with British Rail logos on and generally chewing on fatty food and putting the world to rights. | 1nent |
Ha, so when you put your foot down the meter goes smack! | Ha, so when you stop moving the meter goes smack! | 1nent |
Going over the top e.g. screaming at the kids over something minor. | Going excellent e.g. screaming at the kids over something minor. | 1nent |
Her stunt of last night had been infantile, to say the least, if not positively life threatening. | Her stunt of last night had been infantile, so as to be brief and efficient, if not positively life threatening. | 1nent |
And then we got a table tester to help them refresh their memories, it's like a disc and then you got the slots and then it tells you your eight times and that's good as well but I mean he's got them off by heart which is brilliant! | And then we got a table tester to help them refresh their memories, it's like a disc and then you got the slots and then it tells you your eight times and that's good as well but I mean he's got them off from unaided memory and in full detail which is brilliant! | 0ent |
They may even believe that he who pays the piper calls the tune, and that PFK editorial is slanted towards one or another manufacturer. | They may even believe that he who pays the piper sings the song, and that PFK editorial is slanted towards one or another manufacturer. | 1nent |
But when a man dies after a scuffle behind closed doors, Lenny is left facing the biggest fight of his career …. | But when a man dies after a scuffle secretly, Lenny is left facing the biggest fight of his career …. | 0ent |
A source close to the princess said last night that her refusal to attend the family get together was her boldest show of defiance so far, to prove her independence once and for all. | A source close to the princess said last night that her refusal to attend the family get together was her boldest show of defiance so far, to prove her independence conclusively. | 0ent |
So he can't do ou he can't go out and about. | So he can't do ou he can't go traveling around. | 0ent |
Tawny fox, wild eyed, breaks cover ,. | Tawny fox, wild eyed, disclose their real thoughts and intentions ,. | 0ent |
It might ring a bell in somebody's mind.’. | It might ring a church bell in somebody's mind.’. | 1nent |
Under the microscope: DNA testing to catch a rapist. | Under close scrutiny: DNA testing to catch a rapist. | 1nent |
The new songs, which follow the brief rewind through absurdo oldster Fishes Eyes’, are big, bold rough house dance things which actually cohere rather than drift into percussive jam no man's land. | The new songs, which follow the brief rewind through absurdo oldster Fishes Eyes’, are big, bold rough house dance things which actually cohere rather than drift into percussive jam a land that no one want to buy. | 1nent |
How insulting Delia Cope is, obviously she feels too high and mighty to read Spare Rib because it's become less entertaining, uninteresting, uninformative and boring because it covers Black women's issues. | How insulting Delia Cope is, obviously she feels too masculine to read Spare Rib because it's become less entertaining, uninteresting, uninformative and boring because it covers Black women's issues. | 1nent |
Mrs Proetta, 50, was the central figure in an ITV documentary in which she claimed that three IRA terrorists there were shot dead in cold blood by the SAS in 1988. | Mrs Proetta, 50, was the central figure in an ITV documentary in which she claimed that three IRA terrorists there were shot dead in a pool of blood by the SAS in 1988. | 1nent |
The researcher who collects data on everything under the sun, just because it seems so easy at the time to ask a few more questions about this and that, usually rues the day when the analysis of all the answers has to be carried out. | The researcher who collects data on everything that makes you warm, just because it seems so easy at the time to ask a few more questions about this and that, usually rues the day when the analysis of all the answers has to be carried out. | 1nent |
It was the final straw; she could see he knew everything, everything, and that took away every last hidden ace she had ever hoped to possess. | It was the final straw; she could see he knew everything, everything, and that took away each and every hidden ace she had ever hoped to possess. | 0ent |
One of the MPs says any further reduction in spending would cut Britain's defence to the bone. | One of the MPs says any further reduction in spending would cut Britain's defence completely. | 0ent |
I'm sure your own people will want to try also, before anything goes public.'. | I'm sure your own people will want to try also, before anything is announced publicly.'. | 0ent |
They may as well have been a small part of a photograph album gathering dust in the depth of someone's attic. | They may as well have been a small part of a photograph album remaining unused for a long period of time in the depth of someone's attic. | 0ent |
As soon as he turned the corner, I grabbed the wallet and sprinted down the alley. | As soon as he passed out of danger, I grabbed the wallet and sprinted down the alley. | 1nent |
No matter what happens to the National question in the final analysis the community struggle goes on, the struggle against the hopelessness and helplessness of ordinary people to manage to cope in a very complex society. | No matter what happens to the National question in the last page of the report the community struggle goes on, the struggle against the hopelessness and helplessness of ordinary people to manage to cope in a very complex society. | 1nent |
His work over the years has run the gamut from figurative expressionist to purely abstract, always informed by an explosive sense of colour and whirlwind handling. | His work over the years has emcompass the full range from figurative expressionist to purely abstract, always informed by an explosive sense of colour and whirlwind handling. | 0ent |
It must have been a shock, her turning up out of the blue like that. | It must have been a shock, her turning up unexpectedly like that. | 0ent |
This is a disturbing scene to say the least. | This is a disturbing scene so as to be brief and efficient. | 1nent |
Anna knows by ~ heart the first thousand decimal places of π. | Anna knows from unaided memory and in full detail the first thousand decimal places of π. | 0ent |
Every one of us felt sad at having to part company with our particular horse or mule. | Every one of us felt sad at having to go separate ways with our particular horse or mule. | 0ent |
They've won six matches on the trot since their victory at Blaina and could get even better. | They've won six matches on a horse since their victory at Blaina and could get even better. | 1nent |
How are you and your wife doing, now that the birds have all flown the coop? | How are you and your wife doing, now that the birds have all departed hastily? | 0ent |
The rank and file of the Ulster people are still loyal to the core, but he declared we have been badly led, both politically and religiously’. | The ordinary members of the Ulster people are still loyal to the core, but he declared we have been badly led, both politically and religiously’. | 0ent |
The jury may in some cases put two and two together, but it seems to us that the effect of section 58 is such that the balance of fairness between prosecution and defence cannot be maintained unless proper comment is permitted on the defendant's silence in such circumstances. | The jury may in some cases group like things together, but it seems to us that the effect of section 58 is such that the balance of fairness between prosecution and defence cannot be maintained unless proper comment is permitted on the defendant's silence in such circumstances. | 1nent |
Wally Reid was actually keen to kick the habit. | Wally Reid was actually keen to quit an addiction. | 0ent |
We therefore propose to simplify the law relating to libel in the light of the recommendations of the Neill Committee. | We therefore propose to simplify the law relating to libel in consideration of the recommendations of the Neill Committee. | 0ent |
Since then, that length of self healing cable has been kept under lock and key at the railway inspectorate building at Reading. | Since then, that length of self healing cable has been kept imprisoned with little chance of escape at the railway inspectorate building at Reading. | 0ent |
He caught sight of a few others, but they turned tail and vanished when they saw him through the mist. | He caught sight of a few others, but they turned away to flee and vanished when they saw him through the mist. | 0ent |
At that very instant the fluff throws in the towel and sashays from view. | At that very instant the fluff gives up and sashays from view. | 0ent |
Fuchsias are fair game to the grub; Doreen Redfern’ needs defending. | Fuchsias are an acceptable target to the grub; Doreen Redfern’ needs defending. | 0ent |
White thistle heads floated up my nose as I struggled to keep up with Duncan, his suspension forks making light work of the ruts and bumps on the ground. | White thistle heads floated up my nose as I struggled to keep up with Duncan, his suspension forks easily accomplish the ruts and bumps on the ground. | 0ent |
THE weather forecast was to say the least somewhat forbidding — gale force winds and blustery showers. | THE weather forecast was so as to be brief and efficient somewhat forbidding — gale force winds and blustery showers. | 1nent |
Moreover, Dittmar takes a very dim view of Jansher's behaviour, because it has occurred before. | Moreover, Dittmar is unable to clearly see Jansher's behaviour, because it has occurred before. | 1nent |
This is how the record companies want it, because if one act inexplicably runs out of steam it's no problem to find another. | This is how the record companies want it, because if one act inexplicably runs out of energy it's no problem to find another. | 0ent |
Dr Beeching's famous report of January 1963 then opened the floodgates to closure proposals, battles by campaigners and, invariably, consent by the Conservative Government which, after all, was the architect behind Dr Beeching's appointment as Chairman charged with reducing losses. | Dr Beeching's famous report of January 1963 then allowed further overwhelming progression to closure proposals, battles by campaigners and, invariably, consent by the Conservative Government which, after all, was the architect behind Dr Beeching's appointment as Chairman charged with reducing losses. | 0ent |
What they cannot do is to have it both ways. | What they cannot do is to do two things at once. | 1nent |
But, as she revealed modestly, there was almost nothing to it. | But, as she revealed modestly, there was almost nothing difficult about it. | 0ent |
In the final analysis the specific method is merely a secondary affair, since any method must in the end efface itself :. | In the last page of the report the specific method is merely a secondary affair, since any method must in the end efface itself :. | 1nent |
So he's, he's really got to get it right from the word go. | So he's, he's really got to get it right from the green light. | 1nent |
From the word go the eventual winners from Sligo / Mullingar knew that their task would not be easy when they encountered Dundalk. | Immediately upon starting the eventual winners from Sligo / Mullingar knew that their task would not be easy when they encountered Dundalk. | 0ent |
Hurry up,’ she said, as if the church service would be over all the quicker if Maxie got a move on. | Hurry up,’ she said, as if the church service would be over all the quicker if Maxie hurryed up. | 0ent |
First up will be a central object oriented repository for AD / Cycle, now renamed the Application Development Platform. | Before anything else will be a central object oriented repository for AD / Cycle, now renamed the Application Development Platform. | 0ent |
I leant back and looked at the seat of my trousers, checking that I had brushed off the mud; I wanted to make the transition from somebody who had just slept rough to somebody who looked as though he was out for an early walk. | I leant back and looked at the seat of my trousers, checking that I had brushed off the mud; I wanted to make the transition from somebody who had just was homeless to somebody who looked as though he was out for an early walk. | 0ent |
Finally, Hastings may have got wind of Gloucester's designs on the throne. | Finally, Hastings may have learned of Gloucester's designs on the throne. | 0ent |
I was on top of the world. | I was on top of Mount Everest. | 1nent |
But he ran out of steam in the closing stages, took a 6 at the long sixth, and gave hope to the rest that the £ 41,660 top prize might still be available. | But he ran out of energy in the closing stages, took a 6 at the long sixth, and gave hope to the rest that the £ 41,660 top prize might still be available. | 0ent |
It feels a little like frostbite or rather when you come in from the cold and the numbness fades into pain. | It feels a little like frostbite or rather when you gain widespread acceptance in a group and the numbness fades into pain. | 1nent |
Paul Mason is also available again and, on a ground where they've come to grief in the past, Aberdeen have been reminded by Willie Miller that only their best will be good enough against St Johnstone. | Paul Mason is also available again and, on a ground where they've express condolences in the past, Aberdeen have been reminded by Willie Miller that only their best will be good enough against St Johnstone. | 1nent |
But Toby was made obstinate by his first off the cuff effort to get himself a job. | But Toby was made obstinate by his first out from under the cuff of a sleeve effort to get himself a job. | 1nent |
Mrs K. thinks the world of Kettering. | Mrs K. has a strong affection for Kettering. | 0ent |
The people in the town may say Oh, he's not all there, you know,’ but that's just their little joke (and sometimes, just to rub it in, they don't point to their heads as they say it); I don't mind. | The people in the town may say Oh, he's incomplete, you know,’ but that's just their little joke (and sometimes, just to rub it in, they don't point to their heads as they say it); I don't mind. | 1nent |
I've been given my marching orders. | I've been given my instructions for action. | 0ent |
Explorers talk turkey in the middle of the desert. | Explorers talk about turkey in the middle of the desert. | 1nent |
There literally is everything under the sun, and you're free to do as much or as little as you want. | There literally is everything that makes you warm, and you're free to do as much or as little as you want. | 1nent |
STUDENTS made light of physical disabilities to abseil down a viaduct yesterday. | STUDENTS illuminated physical disabilities to abseil down a viaduct yesterday. | 1nent |
Meanwhile, Carrickfergus, winners of the CIS Irish Senior Cup last weekend against Old Bleach, came unstuck yesterday in their bid to grab the runners up spot in the senior division, which has already been won by Bangor. | Meanwhile, Carrickfergus, winners of the CIS Irish Senior Cup last weekend against Old Bleach, got into trouble yesterday in their bid to grab the runners up spot in the senior division, which has already been won by Bangor. | 0ent |
During the interview, we have the following conversation: I: You mentioned that mathematics is' peaches and cream solid basic sweet effect', could you please explain what you meant by this metaphor? | During the interview, we have the following conversation: I: You mentioned that mathematics is' good solid basic sweet effect', could you please explain what you meant by this metaphor? | 0ent |
Next Monday, Rod's prize goes under the hammer through ADT, the world's biggest car auction firm at Blackbushe, Hants. | Next Monday, Rod's prize changes through ADT, the world's biggest car auction firm at Blackbushe, Hants. | 1nent |
The likelihood of change lies in one of a number of possibilities — all in the long term, and all problematic. | The likelihood of change lies in one of a number of possibilities — all eventually, and all problematic. | 0ent |
The request would be politely worded, but it would also be an official and public mode of communication, instead of the usual behind the scenes quiet diplomacy. | The request would be politely worded, but it would also be an official and public mode of communication, instead of the usual behind the scenery and stage area quiet diplomacy. | 0ent |
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