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I might cock a snook at him behind his back but I wouldn't dash into his path making the victory sign.’. | I might compliment at him behind his back but I wouldn't dash into his path making the victory sign.’. | 1nent |
The City Take over Panel, which has to give its blessing to the ending of the contract, could take a dim view of the decision not to proceed with a formal bid. | The City Take over Panel, which has to give its blessing to the ending of the contract, could regard with skepticism the decision not to proceed with a formal bid. | 0ent |
They may well crack altogether if Blackburn could win 3 or 4 games on the trot. | They may well crack altogether if Blackburn could win 3 or 4 games in succession. | 0ent |
Verse 4: The god of this age [which I take to mean the devil, ie Satan] has blinded the minds of unbelievers, so that they cannot see the light of the gospel of the glory of Christ, who is the image of God. | Verse 4: The god of this age [which I take to mean the devil, ie Satan] has blinded the minds of unbelievers, so that they cannot achieve a new understanding of the gospel of the glory of Christ, who is the image of God. | 0ent |
In the final analysis, Quelch and Hoff conclude, perhaps predictably, that the extent to which a standardised global product is practicable depends on two attributes :. | In the last page of the report, Quelch and Hoff conclude, perhaps predictably, that the extent to which a standardised global product is practicable depends on two attributes :. | 1nent |
Long term insect action may produce modifications similar to that produced by wood boring insects on dead wood (Behrensmeyer, 1978; Thorne & Kimsey, 1983), but this does not seem to be common. | Long term insect action may produce modifications similar to that produced by wood boring insects on personnel no longer contributing (Behrensmeyer, 1978; Thorne & Kimsey, 1983), but this does not seem to be common. | 1nent |
The rest of the morning was wasted on the business of getting the car released, and paying through the nose for the privilege. | The rest of the morning was wasted on the business of getting the car released, and paying an exorbitant amount for the privilege. | 0ent |
That I know we're flogging a dead horse, but that half past ten, a phenomenal amount of time, it should never ever have taken a fraction of that if it had been done properly. | That I know we're hitting a large dead animal, but that half past ten, a phenomenal amount of time, it should never ever have taken a fraction of that if it had been done properly. | 1nent |
In the final analysis you're really only as good as your next day's work. | After considering all aspects you're really only as good as your next day's work. | 0ent |
Ashby was keen because of the sparking relationship that existed between Nicholson and Michelle — but eventually the script was put on the back burner. | Ashby was keen because of the sparking relationship that existed between Nicholson and Michelle — but eventually the script was put in the microwave. | 1nent |
I ain't knocking dance music, but at the end of the day we're a band.’. | I ain't knocking dance music, but ultimately we're a band.’. | 0ent |
Er any angle they can get, get a grip of. | Er any angle they can get, be reasonable of. | 0ent |
I think it's possible to make a bit of money but at at at the rate you know I feel we're all the time putting the cart before the horse. | I think it's possible to make a bit of money but at at at the rate you know I feel we're all the time putting things in the wrong order. | 0ent |
Och, just round to my Mother's, basically, just to get out the house — I've never been one just to sit in listening to the Central Heating switching itself off and on. | Och, just round to my Mother's, basically, just to get out the house — I've never been one just to sit in listening to the Central Heating switching itself intermittently. | 1nent |
He took it from me and put it on the mantelpiece. | He rested assured and put it on the mantelpiece. | 1nent |
BILL Wade, the Lib Dem in Bishop Auckland, has been joined on the stump by an out and out Tory his brother Harry. | BILL Wade, the Lib Dem in Bishop Auckland, has been joined sitting on the tree stump by an out and out Tory his brother Harry. | 1nent |
Other magazines have always tried to copy ZZAP! but have never quite cut the mustard. | Other magazines have always tried to copy ZZAP! but have never quite be good enough. | 0ent |
Dead or alive, you're coming with me,’ he said, which seemed to ring a bell somewhere. | Dead or alive, you're coming with me,’ he said, which seemed to ring a church bell somewhere. | 1nent |
Certain firms might go to the wall under domestic competition but, as the proponents of the policy admit, the British economy as a whole is being feather bedded’[Godley, 1979, 233]. | Certain firms might fail under domestic competition but, as the proponents of the policy admit, the British economy as a whole is being feather bedded’[Godley, 1979, 233]. | 0ent |
Oh I hope so, but still not out of the woods yet. | Oh I hope so, but still not out of lumber yet. | 1nent |
I've learned to turn the other cheek in a manner that would make Christian proud. | I've learned to turn the head around in a manner that would make Christian proud. | 1nent |
With that, he hopped down from the rock, leaving its previous occupant free rein over the throng. | With that, he hopped down from the rock, leaving its previous occupant absent of constraints over the throng. | 0ent |
True to form, the Valvestate S80 is more than happy to oblige and at low volume the Boost channel switched to OD2 handles everything thrown at it. | According to their nature, the Valvestate S80 is more than happy to oblige and at low volume the Boost channel switched to OD2 handles everything thrown at it. | 0ent |
The ideas expressed may well be wide of the mark, or they may not be, but this does not really matter since the purpose of hypotheses is to stimulate more ideas, and the research to either confirm or refute them. | The ideas expressed may well be inaccurate, or they may not be, but this does not really matter since the purpose of hypotheses is to stimulate more ideas, and the research to either confirm or refute them. | 0ent |
The examination schedule drawn up at the beginning of the test may need to be modified in the light of findings in the earlier stages of the test. | The examination schedule drawn up at the beginning of the test may need to be modified in consideration of findings in the earlier stages of the test. | 0ent |
By the same token, positive heroes are also regarded with scepticism by Lukacs. | For the price of one ticket, positive heroes are also regarded with scepticism by Lukacs. | 1nent |
The editor would have doubled it, if you'd played ball with me. | The editor would have doubled it, if you'd played tennis with me. | 1nent |
Holidaymakers in the south go off the beaten track. | Holidaymakers in the south go somewhere where few people go. | 0ent |
BIRMINGHAM CITY manager Terry Cooper yesterday claimed that chairman Samesh Kumar kept him in the dark about the club being put up for sale. | BIRMINGHAM CITY manager Terry Cooper yesterday claimed that chairman Samesh Kumar ignored the fans about the club being put up for sale. | 1nent |
Geographical distance is a barrier to face to face meetings which is maybe why a network such as this is particularly attractive to teachers working away from centres of population. | Geographical distance is a barrier to in person meetings which is maybe why a network such as this is particularly attractive to teachers working away from centres of population. | 0ent |
And the star of the show … the Russian Bear comes in from the cold. | And the star of the show … the Russian Bear gains widespread acceptance in a group. | 0ent |
I'd be embarrassed to let it see the light of day with my name associated with it..It's a work in progress and it shows. | I'd be embarrassed to let it see the brightest star of day with my name associated with it..It's a work in progress and it shows. | 1nent |
Instead of showing me the door, he roared with laughter: So what if I clothe gangsters on the screen? | Instead of showing you some tips to get accepted, he roared with laughter: So what if I clothe gangsters on the screen? | 1nent |
The bruiser got up again and bought a large measure of whisky, which he gave to the bearded man, who made short work of it. | The bruiser got up again and bought a large measure of whisky, which he gave to the bearded man, who maked easier it. | 0ent |
As high as a kite radio, all. | As flying in the sky radio, all. | 1nent |
(I know that in wildlife programmes on TV the professional naturalists never interfere with natural savagery, but since the size of the moggy population in the area is unnatural, I felt it was right to lend a hand.). | (I know that in wildlife programmes on TV the professional naturalists never interfere with natural savagery, but since the size of the moggy population in the area is unnatural, I felt it was right to shake hands.). | 1nent |
From the little I've grasped about him I'd say that was unlikely, to say the least.’. | From the little I've grasped about him I'd say that was unlikely, so as to be brief and efficient. | 1nent |
But the line could never have been held in south west France without the active collaboration and support of its inhabitants. | But the hold onto the rope in south west France without the active collaboration and support of its inhabitants. | 1nent |
Family rooms are useful to let the less well behaved and noisier children run riot but they are frequently cold and characterless and, no matter how good the facilities may be, you often feel excluded from the main atmosphere of the pub. | Family rooms are useful to let the less well behaved and noisier children riot but they are frequently cold and characterless and, no matter how good the facilities may be, you often feel excluded from the main atmosphere of the pub. | 1nent |
Both buildings caught fire after the explosion and at least 10 fire engines spent more than two hours fighting the flames, police said. | Both buildings became engulfed in flames after the explosion and at least 10 fire engines spent more than two hours fighting the flames, police said. | 1nent |
It is Labour's insistence on putting the cart before the horse which fills me with gloom. | It is Labour's insistence on putting things inconsequential as more important than things more essential which fills me with gloom. | 0ent |
Excitement fades to disillusionment, and so another piece of technology goes to gather dust on a storeroom shelf. | Excitement fades to disillusionment, and so another piece of technology goes to remain unused for a long period of time on a storeroom shelf. | 0ent |
Chair, I think have to make a point at this stage, although as I said earlier, we haven't got a complete picture yet. | Chair, I think have to make a point at this stage, although as I said earlier, we haven't took a picture yet. | 1nent |
: Take I 40 to Jackson, TN and go south on Rt. | : Take I 40 to Jackson, TN and become worse on Rt. | 1nent |
And as she attended the first parade of the Princess of Wales's Royal Regiment, she joked: It has to be said that for a 31 year old woman to have 2,500 men under her command is quite a feat but I am sure I will rise to the occasion.’. | And as she attended the first parade of the Princess of Wales's Royal Regiment, she joked: It has to be said that for a 31 year old woman to have 2,500 men under her command is quite a feat but I am sure I will perform well in response to a special situation. | 0ent |
Ylva would bring new blood and perhaps attract new funds to the zoo's breeding project. | Ylva would bring donated blood and perhaps attract new funds to the zoo's breeding project. | 1nent |
Can't help thinking that they are on the right track and it's we who are barking up the wrong tree. | Can't help thinking that they are on the right track and it's we who are doing inappropriate things. | 0ent |
The whole family is over the moon with his improvements. | The whole family is delighted with his improvements. | 0ent |
I scowled at the thought of having to fork out the half crown to cover his fine, which simply meant another day's profits down the drain. | I scowled at the thought of having to fork out the half crown to cover his fine, which simply meant another day's profits down to the ocean. | 1nent |
He decided to change his flat tyre in the fast lane on one of the busiest stretches of motorway in Europe. | He decided to change his flat tyre with a rapid and exciting pace on one of the busiest stretches of motorway in Europe. | 1nent |
I'm afraid I I went one when the li when the allotment caught fire. | I'm afraid I I went one when the li when the allotment became engulfed in flames. | 0ent |
Astra estates have been disappearing from the car park outside the office in broad daylight. | Astra estates have been disappearing from the car park outside the office in a well lit room. | 1nent |
Once the dealer gave his number under these circumstances, he was submitting to the client's own terms, letting him off the hook. | Once the dealer gave his number under these circumstances, he was submitting to the client's own terms, letting him off the coathook. | 1nent |
You tell her you slept rough? ". | You tell her you lost sleep? ". | 1nent |
I understand,’ Fabia told her, and, guilty though she felt, she knew then that until Barney was out of the woods’she wouldn't be confessing to her her failure to secure the interview. | I understand,’ Fabia told her, and, guilty though she felt, she knew then that until Barney was out of lumber wouldn't be confessing to her her failure to secure the interview. | 1nent |
The Government should index it or come clean and abolish it. | The Government should index it or be completely honest and abolish it. | 0ent |
But, like the work of one of its ancestors, Rousseau, it strikes a chord which reverberates widely among those who feel themselves to be increasingly powerless, and resent it. | But, like the work of one of its ancestors, Rousseau, it elicit a significant reaction which reverberates widely among those who feel themselves to be increasingly powerless, and resent it. | 0ent |
It's all very well to plan for next year's holiday or a new home but there's litle point if your family would be left high and dry by the death of the breadwinner.’. | It's all very well to plan for next year's holiday or a new home but there's litle point if your family would be left floating in dry air by the death of the breadwinner.’. | 1nent |
Some British officials Muhammad Reza a weak Playboy " hand in glove with the German Legation ". | Some British officials Muhammad Reza a weak Playboy " in very close cooperation with the German Legation ". | 0ent |
But the behind the scenes truth is that the cast and crew rarely went further than their own back yard. | But the secretly truth is that the cast and crew rarely went further than their own back yard. | 0ent |
Unless you want to intimidate the people you are seeing (and you will get a less truthful picture of them if you do) then consider conducting the interview in two fairly comfortable chairs placed at angles next to each other. | Unless you want to intimidate the people you are seeing (and you will take a picture of them if you do) then consider conducting the interview in two fairly comfortable chairs placed at angles next to each other. | 1nent |
With respect to certain other forms of criminal sexual conduct, however, the legislation has, on the face of it, succeeded in ruling out consideration of consent altogether. | With respect to certain other forms of criminal sexual conduct, however, the legislation has, Encountering, succeeded in ruling out consideration of consent altogether. | 1nent |
Will the Secretary of State come clean and say why his Government have the worst jobs record of any post war Government in Britain? | Will the Secretary of State bathe and say why his Government have the worst jobs record of any post war Government in Britain? | 1nent |
Lady Luck seems to turn against him when the chips are down — and it is certainly the chips that have gone against him. | Lady Luck seems to turn against him when the pressure is on — and it is certainly the chips that have gone against him. | 0ent |
So I think her mother's gonna be in for a bit of a shock because they all think that they're gonna get married so quick, I think she just wanted to get that ring on her finger so she can reap the ackers and I think she's gonna do a runner. | So I think her mother's gonna be in for a bit of a shock because they all think that they're gonna get married so quick, I think she just wanted to get that ring on her finger so she can reap the ackers and I think she's gonna go jogging. | 1nent |
It's billed as a dog agility extravaganza, as hundreds of pets compete across the Three Counties showground in Malvern.Over the next six days the dogs will be leaping over hurdles, jumping through hoops, and careering through tunnels. | It's billed as a dog agility extravaganza, as hundreds of pets compete across the Three Counties showground in Malvern.Over the next six days the dogs will be leaping over hurdles, putting forth effort to meet complicated requirements, and careering through tunnels. | 1nent |
She helps break the ice when I am interviewing. | She helps make icecubes when I am interviewing. | 1nent |
Events are falling into place for setting up a work in Glasgow based within my home church, Queen's Park Baptist. | Events are sitting down for setting up a work in Glasgow based within my home church, Queen's Park Baptist. | 1nent |
Foster, frustrated by a number of near misses and a dropped catch, turned to take his anger out on the stumps, kicking two of them out of the ground. | Foster, frustrated by a number of near misses and a dropped catch, turned to take his anger out sitting on the tree stump, kicking two of them out of the ground. | 1nent |
This is what the House of Lords decided in two cases last April in spite of an attempt to get the valuers off the hook by a disclaimer which said: I accept that the valuer does not warrant anything stated in his report as being accurate …. | This is what the House of Lords decided in two cases last April in spite of an attempt to get the valuers relieved of a duty by a disclaimer which said: I accept that the valuer does not warrant anything stated in his report as being accurate …. | 0ent |
This means that the process of totalization must be kept moving by the critical investigation itself on which it comes to depend but which by the same token it can never subsume. | This means that the process of totalization must be kept moving by the critical investigation itself on which it comes to depend but which for the price of one ticket it can never subsume. | 1nent |
And this in spite of the fact that two thirds of the excellent’ companies analysed had fallen from grace by 1987, when Peters himself brazenly opened his third book, Thriving on Chaos, with the statement: There are no excellent companies’. | And this in spite of the fact that two thirds of the excellent’ companies analysed had became less graceful by 1987, when Peters himself brazenly opened his third book, Thriving on Chaos, with the statement: There are no excellent companies’. | 1nent |
And it alarmed her, to say the least. | And it alarmed her, so as to be brief and efficient. | 1nent |
The fourth patient required local epinephrine injection in addition to repeated heater probe pulses and was considered a failure in the final statistical analysis. | The fourth patient required local epinephrine injection in addition to repeated heater probe pulses and was considered a failure in the last page of the report. | 1nent |
From that day to this Adam had never set eyes on Mary Gage and had hardly ever thought of her. | From that day to this Adam had never see Mary Gage and had hardly ever thought of her. | 0ent |
As one council official remarked :' It is a make or break situation. | As one council official remarked :' It is a build or destroy situation. | 1nent |
The new rules will actually work in your favour, so go with the flow. | The new rules will actually work in your favour, so conform to common behavior patterns with an attitude of calm acceptance. | 0ent |
Well, I must go, no rest for the wicked. | Well, I must go, no sleep for evil people. | 1nent |
Since the condition for rationality contained in restriction (7.3) rules out any systematic relation between v t, the prediction error, and lagged values of v t, it rules out by the same token any persistent deviation of y t from y * ;. | Since the condition for rationality contained in restriction (7.3) rules out any systematic relation between v t, the prediction error, and lagged values of v t, it rules out in a similar manner any persistent deviation of y t from y * ;. | 0ent |
Even a schoolboy, preoccupied with his own small affairs conducted against a background of global danger, registered the importance and appeal of a plan which would offer security and dignity from the cradle to the grave'. | Even a schoolboy, preoccupied with his own small affairs conducted against a background of global danger, registered the importance and appeal of a plan which would offer security and dignity spanning an entire lifetime'. | 0ent |
I mean, she's an attractive girl, so she is, despite her ideas, and she could make a pretty penny out of her looks. | I mean, she's an attractive girl, so she is, despite her ideas, and she could make a high price out of her looks. | 0ent |
A number of people associated with the excesses of the past have already fallen from grace. | A number of people associated with the excesses of the past have already became less graceful. | 1nent |
Yeah, just to get the picture of it. | Yeah, just to take a picture of it. | 1nent |
And it's easier in the short term not to have In the long term you get more problems. | And it's easier in the short term not to have eventually you get more problems. | 0ent |
Well he's inherited an army of people sleeping rough. | Well he's inherited an army of people losing sleep. | 1nent |
The penalty for failure should be heavy; but, by the same token, the rewards for long term success could be higher than they are today. | The penalty for failure should be heavy; but, in a similar manner, the rewards for long term success could be higher than they are today. | 0ent |
Each article or book chapter counts for one point; each book counts for ten; and the productivity trend, needless to say, is on the up and up. | Each article or book chapter counts for one point; each book counts for ten; and the productivity trend, needless to say, is earning more money. | 1nent |
Aye but they've got it now, there's about eight copies out on the, all on the shelf gathering dust. | Aye but they've got it now, there's about eight copies out on the, all on the shelf sweeping up dust. | 1nent |
On the face of it, the absence of such studies is surprising. | Encountering, the absence of such studies is surprising. | 1nent |
By nine thirty the dance was in full swing. | By nine thirty the dance was at a swingset. | 1nent |
What we require are canonical structures which allow our study of the Renaissance to include texts which speak, to use Bauthumley's words, for those things meane and contemptible’ as well as for those high and mighty’. | What we require are canonical structures which allow our study of the Renaissance to include texts which speak, to use Bauthumley's words, for those things meane and contemptible’ as well as for those ostentatiously self important. | 0ent |
I'm going to clear my mother's name, and the great M'sieur Rohan —’ she almost spat the name — is going to eat every last insulting word.’. | I'm going to clear my mother's name, and the great M'sieur Rohan —’ she almost spat the name — is going to eat each and every insulting word.’. | 0ent |
She comes across now like a modern day Mae West, with tongue in cheek and wise ass lines. | She comes across now like a modern day Mae West, with an odd manner and wise ass lines. | 1nent |
I know that in every one of your homes there is a JNF Blue Box and I know that wherever it is in your homes it is not gathering dust. | I know that in every one of your homes there is a JNF Blue Box and I know that wherever it is in your homes it is not sweeping up dust. | 1nent |
Often groups can be given a " familiarisation visit ", going behind the scenes in the archives to learn about the range of documents and the methods of preserving and caring for them. | Often groups can be given a " familiarisation visit ", going secretly in the archives to learn about the range of documents and the methods of preserving and caring for them. | 0ent |
For it had been when Ryan had died, three years ago now, that the situation between her and Jake had come to a head. | For it had been when Ryan had died, three years ago now, that the situation between her and Jake had pop up. | 1nent |
And I'm sure I never gave her any reason to be so high and mighty! '. | And I'm sure I never gave her any reason to be so masculine! '. | 1nent |
What light struggled through the unwashed front window soon gave up the ghost in the air that seemed almost palpably grey. | What light struggled through the unwashed front window soon died in the air that seemed almost palpably grey. | 0ent |
He was told about Sutton and Penge depôts which he visited and found well run, particularly Penge for fear of losing face with the Corporation, who maintained high standards. | He was told about Sutton and Penge depôts which he visited and found well run, particularly Penge for fear of being humiliated with the Corporation, who maintained high standards. | 0ent |
I think it's a shame she then made the' career move' to a chat show format because she's much more interesting in her own right than anything she elicits from her guests. | I think it's a shame she then stood still' to a chat show format because she's much more interesting in her own right than anything she elicits from her guests. | 1nent |
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