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5,900 | Employees can be proactive in their prescribed role. | likewise | There should be an internal locus of control and accountability for all staff and individual performance. | Behaviors labeled as organizational citizenship behavior can be carried out proactively or passively. | The employee can also be passive in his or her prescribed role. | Employees who take a reactive role can reap the benefits of that proactive attitude. | 1 |
5,901 | Likewise, behaviors labeled as organizational citizenship behavior can be carried out proactively or passively. | for example | An employee who reports to his supervisor that he is having trouble understanding a new rule may be volunteering for that rule by carrying out an informational interview type activity. | The corporate citizen project at new york university offers online courses on this topic. | The altruistic ocb can be proactive in nature. | Public engagement can take the form of direct participation in public forums or through participation through information gathering and analysis. | 2 |
5,902 | Ritchie gilmore is a typical jock, captain of his college wrestling team, and one of the most popular guys in school. | but | Hes also a bit of a ladies man and enjoys the company of pretty much every pretty female he comes across. | What about his crush. | Ritchie has a dark side. | Ritchie wants more from life he wants to be stronger and more powerful. | 3 |
5,903 | His revelation that paul rabe is an alcoholic hasnt yet been forgotten. | but | Its a bitter pill to swallow when your trying to reconcile your faith with the actions of the man who brought you to christ. | T doesnt follow any orders or rules already he has started his own investigations. | Paul rabe was not just a man of god. | It seems to have escaped rabes notice. | 1 |
5,904 | Anneliese and daniel are assigned with the investigations and on the first look everything seems like a holdup murder. | but | Things dont go exactly as planned and a lot of unexpected twists and turns. | This investigation takes a turn for the worst when a corpse is discovered floating in with who may be the side of the beautiful lake. | They soon realize the killer is at work and has a few surprises up his sleeve. | The brutality makes anneliese doubt this. | 3 |
5,905 | Anneliese und daniel ask t for an advise, without knowing, that he knew tamara personally. | but | He gives them a good advice without knowing it. | Soon t becomes a suspect himself a satisfaction for paul raube. | Tamara tells them that the king of spain has sent three judges to take annelieses beloved away, so he must be strong. | He was able to convince them that the war should be stopped and that in the country be made into a better place in order for the world to live in peace and harmony. | 1 |
5,906 | Anneliese has to do a lot of convincing to persuade t zu help them. | but | Annelie and t zu dont always see eye to eye on what is best for the village. | The time is running out and soon the rapist found another victim. | She does and the story moves along quite nicely as annelie and her family and friends struggle to adjust to the new culture. | She finally succeeds. | 1 |
5,907 | Back then a suspect was convicted an institutionalized thanks to christina fehrmann. | but | The fact is that she wasnt even a suspect. | As far as im concerned the death penalty is unnecessary when the justice system is so blatantly biased and incompetent. | If you read between the lines, it was a mistery all the way. | Till today the alleged murderer asserts his innocence. | 3 |
5,908 | Originally it was intended that all thor missile crews would carry out at least one launch, but it soon became apparent that the cost would be prohibitive. | nonetheless | 21 raf crews visited the united states for training, culminating in operational training launches from vandenberg. | The missile crew successfully launched six of the six missiles during the operational test. | Thor became the sole thor launcher for the air force and was became a very successful launch system for it became operational. | The mission was nevertheless approved and the missile crew began work on the first launch of the year. | 0 |
5,909 | Both fixed costs and transport costs lower with expanded infrastructure in localities and the resulting cluster of industries. | as a result | The study estimated that a single additional industry would generate about 1. | Economic activity and employment growth are more evenly distributed across the region. | It is more difficult to compare costs of transportation with those of residential or office space. | Economic activity grows along its pattern of trade. | 3 |
5,910 | As a result, economic activity grows along its pattern of trade. | therefore | It is evident that a change in the pattern or timing of trade does not always result in a fundamental change to the structure of the national economy. | Economic growth is good for both consumers and producers. | The overall pattern or trend of economic growth is determined by the pattern or trend of trade activity in a country. | The importance of regional clusters and metropolitan economies comes into effect. | 3 |
5,911 | Instead of representing powerful economic interests, they chose to be advocates for otherwise underrepresented individuals. | consequently | Their report is a collection of the voices of those whose voices are typically those that are ignored or ignored in are ignored. | Their efforts to secure the rights of minorities often came at great personal cost. | They have become the subject of much ire and hostility from those who would like to see their country adopt more liberal policies. | A significant current in public interest lawyering has always emphasized the need to provide legal services to those living in poverty. | 3 |
5,912 | Knowing this, emperumaan sends indra to destroy kiruthyai and to protect the sapta rishis. | likewise | Indra killed the demon and all the sapta rishis got the seva of the emperumaan and got their mukthi. | The sage asanga sent for the devas and of lord buddha, sri jaggaihemorsutton and sri prativpok shari to stop the evil and destroy the demon king who is responsible for unleashing the evil. | Empermaan orders kiruvathai to go to the sacred lake of mahathirai. | Devis friends go to kiruvaiyaru to save kiruthu. | 0 |
5,913 | Maids received a minimum of 70 a month, with the same overtime provision, but they received fewer tips. | by contrast | Maids in their age in the uk were entitled to receive up to 70 sick leave a year, and about 70 minimum weekly hours. | Maids in had a maximum of 120 a month and received more tips. | Pullman conductors, who already had a recognized union to bargain for them, earned a minimum 150 a month for 240 hours work. | Maids at the marriott marquis in falls church earned as much as 65 a month and received unlimited sick leave. | 2 |
5,914 | In the late 19th century, pullman porters were among the only people in their communities to travel extensively. | consequently | They had the opportunity to learn and use the latest in technology, as well as to their traditional hunting techniques. | They became a conduit of new information and ideas from the wider world to their communities. | They were exposed to a wide variety of cultures and traveled extensively in both north and south america. | They were exposed to innovations in the transportation and communication modes and became expert in using them. | 1 |
5,915 | She divorced jung hwan because he was obsessed with ambition and never had time for her and their young daughter, ye rin. | but | That doesnt mean she doesnt still care for him, though her concern is mixed with resentment. | He still kept his promise and he returned her to samsung after many years. | He never abandoned his love for his second wife, so suh won. | Young ri young hee was depressed and became an alcoholic. | 0 |
5,916 | But his love for his wife and elsas rule about not dating married men prevents them from taking the next step. | instead | They continue to live in his dream of one day marrying and divorcing a rich man who will give them a house and a car. | They wait for their wives. | They fantasize about each other, and soon the fantasies mingle with the reality. | He suggests that they take a few weeks to get to know each other before getting married. | 2 |
5,917 | Fifteen days later, they happen to meet again and the mutual attraction turns into infatuation. | but | Things happen and secrets are revealed. | Can two people who are stuck in denial and fear form a lasting relationship based on their mutual passion. | Their happiness is short lived when a new enemy shows up determined to ruin their love. | His love for his wife and elsas rule about not dating married men prevents them from taking the next step. | 3 |
5,918 | Solo style predominated in the rugged frontier land where a small fiddle could be easily managed. | thus | Cross tunings, drone notes and complex rhythms evolved to fill the gaps left in unaccompanied playing and this resulted in a highly developed style. | A fiddle was a necessity. | The fiddle band was formed in 1863, which was the beginning of the fiddle movement in america. | The fiddling style developed as a counterpoint to the more cultivated styles of plainsong and appalachia. | 0 |
5,919 | There were objections to the height of the flats, not least from queen victoria who could no longer view the houses of parliament from buckingham palace. | but | The government won and the flats were built. | The royal commission recommended that the flats should be built to a height which would provide air and sunlight to those who lived there. | Because existing legislation did not explicitly prohibit building over 100 ft the authorities could not stop hankey. | As the buildings were eventually knocked down and the flats built, they are now regarded as a significant piece of londons nineteenth century history. | 2 |
5,920 | This event was crucial in shaping the bad reputation of company stores during the porfiriato. | thereafter | They became a symbol of both the injustices that prevailed during the period and workers opposition to it, a preamble to the mexican revolution. | The company faced a crisis in its financial condition and declared bankruptcy in 1988. | The company was banned from selling wine. | The company began to lose its status as a good companyin the eyes of the cuban market. | 0 |
5,921 | Girl with a crooked eye is duet about domestic violence on holiday. | but | The boy with the crooked eye is a song about a guy who has a girl with an crooked eye and the girl loves him. | The girl with the phonographic eye is a song about a relationship gone bad. | I dont think its ever too late to learn from your mistakes. | With their 1996 debut album, roc, the group revealed a more personal side as fred and karens vocals took centre stage. | 3 |
5,922 | Daneels original brain had lasted 10,000 years, approximately half his lifetime. | in contrast | His final brain, which was thousands of times more advanced than his first, showed signs of shutting down after only 600 years. | The modern day human brain is estimated to be roughly 5,000 to 10,000 years old. | The daneel construct of the original was barely a century old. | The current brain of the aged chimp is estimated to be roughly equivalent to that of a five year child. | 0 |
5,923 | Homan, who was up one with hammer, missed a draw to the button to clinch the victory on her final rock. | instead | The stone defeated the challenger with a two fisted push to win the match. | Homan is the only woman to win all four of the ladies european tour events in the ladies british open and the players championship. | She gave up three and lost. | The american won the match and advanced to compete in the inaugural miss universe pageant. | 2 |
5,924 | The agra influence on his singing was most unmistakable. | but | He had a gift for comedy as well. | The song itself was written with the intent to be sung by men. | As indicated above, he learnt from many others and developed his own unique style of singing. | When he came to these songs, he had to go back to the very first bars to find his way. | 2 |
5,925 | Among his actions were an attempt to poison his father and a multiple rape. | consequently | He was sentenced to death by public hanging. | His father banished him to a desert where his mother and brothers were to die. | Vibhaji disinherited his son in 1877 and, having no other suitable heir, followed custom by adopting an heir from another branch of his family, that of jhalamsinhji. | A divine being named agori was born to him and his sister agata. | 2 |
5,926 | However, he made no attempt to pay for his lifestyle and ignored any requests for payment sent to him. | nevertheless | He was not permitted to leave the flat. | He continued to demand money from his tenants to meet his demands until the tenants gave up the ghost. | He continued to solicit payments for the services he rendered to the victims. | He came under increasing financial pressure throughout 1908. | 3 |
5,927 | He took the opportunity of leading the side to increase the amount of bowling he did, taking 31 wickets in the season. | but | The teams lack of effective bowlers was a problem before ranjitsinhji took over. | He was not a match winner in test cricket and he was dropped for the west indies in he played only one test in england. | He also managed to take 15 wickets with the bat. | He was not considered as a candidate for the test team, and he didnt play in one test match. | 0 |
5,928 | In other countries, the largest city would dominate much more than expected. | for instance | In sweden the capital stockholm would be the third most important city in the country in terms of population ranking. | Moscow would be the case with about 20% of the votes in the first round, but would only have 20% votes the next round, with some cities getting less than 20. | In the democratic republic of the congo, the capital, kinshasa, is more than eight times larger than the second largest city, lubumbashi. | In the uk the capital is london, and the next largest cities are manchester, and sheffield. | 2 |
5,929 | When considering the entire distribution of cities, including the smallest ones, the rank size rule does not hold. | instead | The rank of the respective city is ranked according to the distance from the largest city and the population of that city. | It is only the total population that matters. | It seems to be a more appropriate approach to rank the cities. | The distribution is log normal. | 3 |
5,930 | A young barrister, rao saheb, returns from england after his education, and brings progressive ideas back with him. | in other words | He is a man of progressive ideas, and not of the old order. | A man of progressive mind. | He is the father of indian rationalism. | He is enamored of western ways and customs and conditioned to regard his own society as backward and repressive. | 3 |
5,931 | Ellin grew up with older sisters, who had him listening to barry manilow songs as a small boy. | therefore | He had a very intense love of music. | He was able to identify with the singer and his songs. | He knows the lyrics to almost all of manilows songs. | Ellins musical influences are widely ranging and hes been described as the british neil young. | 2 |
5,932 | Ferritto and petro were associates of jimmy fratianno, who was closely associated with the los angeles crime family. | likewise | Frank sobotka was a close associate of jimmy fratianno, who had his own crew of criminals. | The los angeles crime family was headed by jimmy fratilano and his right hand man, gilbert camacho. | Ferritto was trying to make a name for himself. | John guzzone, a leader of the philly crime family, was known to be friendly with ferrito and petro. | 2 |
5,933 | Harford was appointed manager on a temporary basis and it seemed possible that he might be given the job permanently. | but | That fifth promotion from within never happened and mark mcghee was given the job instead. | However, harford is not the man to give up and the cherries are now facing a battle to retain him next season. | It appears that is not to be. | As the football world digested the news, harford himself was forced to admit defeat for the second time. | 0 |
5,934 | During shulmans recording days in the band as a bass guitarist, his virtuosity often compared to popular players such as yes chris squire. | yet | In his own words, in his early years, shulmans was always a bit more serious in playing the bass than his peers. | In fact, shulmans virtuoty was equal to or exceeded that of yes chris d. | In his own words he described himself as being in a class all unto himself. | Like genesis mike rutherford, shulman was quite adept at other instruments as well. | 3 |
5,935 | In many cases, web pages do not link directly to a realaudio file. | instead | The web page links to its own audio file which contains the audio of the web page. | The audio file is embedded into an image on a web page, which can be opened in to this dialog box or by a player like adobe air. | They link to a. ram or smil file. | These pages direct you to the audio file on the realaudio web site. | 2 |
5,936 | On sketch comedy programs, recurring characters are generally a staple. | for example | The simpsons and saturday night live have featured recurring villains who would later become prominent in later seasons of the series. | Saturday night live has had recurring guest stars since the shows inception in 1975, and has even hosted occasional sketches that featured recurring characters. | In the early years of the american sketch comedy, characters like chuck wilson and also made recurring appearances in sketches as well. | In the sketch comedy series your show of shows, sid caesar used the concept frequently. | 3 |
5,937 | Being approximately 9,300 years old, the red river has not yet carved a large valley floodplain system on the surrounding geography. | thus | Uplift and recession of the red river basins northern reaches. | The river continues to carve an area of open valley bottomland and river floodplain in are the area that is relatively young. | The valley floodplains are relatively young. | The large lake plain becomes the floodplain to this river. | 3 |
5,938 | International games between national teams require fifa officials. | otherwise | The local national organisation determines the manner of training, ranking and advancement of officials from the youngest youth games through professional matches. | Fifa will not release the results. | It will be the world cup. | Fifa officials will be present at each match, but not on the pitch. | 0 |
5,939 | Deep integration recognition analyses the aspect that effective integration is a much broader aspect, surpassing the idea that reducing tariffs, quotas and barriers will provide effective solutions. | rather | It is now recognized that non tariff barriers are important in that any measure of integration should be accompanied by the development of appropriate policy measures. | It is also a broader aspect as it encompasses all the issues that are related to the creation of win win conditions and win lose opportunities. | It recognizes the concept that additional barriers tend to segment the markets. | The key to successful integration lies in that to enable the companies to benefit from scale and innovation through mutually beneficial vertical and horizontal linkages. | 2 |
5,940 | The reward also needs to be according to the employees personality. | for instance | A reward that is given to you is more valuable if it is based on your attitude rather than your work. | If you are a conscientious worker, you will not only get higher rewards. | If a boss likes to go for a long walk, then reward him with a day off every month. | A sports fan will be really happy to get some tickets for the next big match. | 3 |
5,941 | This type of reward offers long term satisfaction to employees. | nevertheless | It is wise to ensure that your employees receive a reasonable level of recognition for their work and contribution to the company. | Managers must also be fair and equal with employees serving the organization and eliminate the possibility of adverse selection where some employees can be treated superior or inferior to others. | A significant amount of time and effort is invested in setting up the reward. | The employee must be prepared to work for a living and not expect to receive a free lunch every day. | 1 |
5,942 | This adds importance to an employee where his decisions and actions are reflected. | therefore | This reward may benefit organizations for the idea of two minds better than one. | It is very important to be able to see the strengths and weaknesses of an employee. | In the process of selecting a work environment, it is important to select an environment where employees are comfortable and can thrive as employees. | Employees must understand the consequences of their decisions before they take any action. | 0 |
5,943 | She completed the primary school in her village. | but | In her secondary school she was not good in studies. | She couldnt find a chance to pursue education further. | She was compelled to drop out after class 6, as her family could not meet the school fees of rs. | She had to interrupt her studies in order to care for her sick mother. | 1 |
5,944 | Winds destroyed a church, though wind damage was otherwise limited to downed street signs and fences. | overall | No injuries were reported and the storm system never reached hurricane status. | No fatalities were reported with this storm. | The damage and human toll were minimal to nil. | The hurricane caused 39,000 in damage. | 3 |
5,945 | Traffic was diverted and only around midnight was resumed in the square area, when protesters began to withdraw to their homes. | nevertheless | The occupation has not been broken. | Dozens of people continued to protest after midnight. | The police used water cannons to disperse the protesters and no serious injuries were reported. | The demo was peaceful and the demo ended without incident. | 1 |
5,946 | On the one hand, the division had a large percentage of young, presumably fit soldiers. | on the other hand | The units in the pacific had been through hell in that was the previous year and had seen a lot of hard fighting. | None of these young men are likely to have had any military experience or much training before they joined the division. | It had an equally large number of old, presumably invalid soldiers who were unable to attend because of the difficulty in obtaining passes. | It was not uncommon for a roman legions centurion to be on horseback. | 1 |
5,947 | Incidentally, she had also starred as the female lead in the tamil version of this film. | thus | She was also a playback singer in films like thanthai ambathai, venniraadai, aayirathalai, thalachi, punnagai, padminiyai, naan enge and others. | This film was her comeback film after almost three years of absence from the film industry. | She has been awarded as telecast artist of the year for the year. | She became the first actress to act in the same role in two films of two different languages. | 3 |
5,948 | Unlike many boy bands, they write their own songs, play their own instruments, and they are not primarily a dance group. | nevertheless | The band has attracted a fanatic following of girls much like other boy bands. | Their songs tend to be upbeat, and their performance style ranges from energetic rock to a soaring ballad that makes you want to get up and floor. | The backstreet boys are more than just a boy band in the conventional sense. | They have achieved a great deal in the united kingdom and have sold over one million albums there. | 0 |
5,949 | This is all the more surprising since this examining magistrate is an old fashioned single person. | but | There he is, day in on his very same day on the job. | Even more surprising is the fact that, according to dna tests, the father is no other than bob, a criminal prosecuted for atrocious assault and battery. | The story becomes more complicated when the magistrate himself is a dual personality. | He is not without his own moral code and he is well aware of the need for due process and fair play. | 1 |
5,950 | She found the walrus was perfect with tusks. | yet | The caribou was running too fast to be caught by hunters, therefore, she turned his belly hair against the wind to slow him down. | She knew she would have to do it in a way that would not cause any problems down the line. | He was a bit too big for her taste. | The other walrus member was not too pleased with this new acquisition, and was quite concerned. | 0 |
5,951 | The musical caliber of the comp tapes varied wildly because recording quality or musical talent were not used as filter criteria. | instead | The a comps musical quality was based on the quality of its musical content. | The acetate was used to create a comp, and musical skill was not a filter. | The comps were mixed at a nominal session rate and then individually mastered to create final masters. | The message of the bands was the focus. | 3 |
5,952 | Initially, the humans are not aware they ve been kidnapped as the neighborhood appears normal. | but | When a human hears the strange noise, he or she is suddenly transformed into a wild beast and starts hunting down the humans. | Its clear to them that something is terribly wrong. | The strange things start happening and the residents are in a state of panic. | A thick fog blankets the area and the sun doesnt rise when it should. | 3 |
5,953 | The original version of the album leaked after nokia digital accidentally released a digital version for sale on the planned october 26 release date. | therefore | A digital copy of neuro v was made available on the pirate bay a few hours after its original release date of october 26. | The album was set to be released in february 2011 but was later pushed back again to an unknown date. | The album was made available for download on october 27, 2012 on a number of online music download websites including itunes. | The album was taken down from the internet on october 26, 2010. | 1 |
5,954 | Programs are generally prioritized on the basis of their student populations and potential to attract new students. | though | Other factors may also weigh in on the likelihood of a program being downsized or discontinued, such as its overall cost for the university. | The university of kentucky has made the decision to not accept any new applications for fall 2008 applicants. | We are aware that some programs do not always meet these criteria. | Programs can vary in scope and length, and often include both short term and long term components. | 0 |
5,955 | An epidemic swept the region in 1576 1577, killing many thousands of indians including possibly many acaxee, and additional epidemics broke out in 1590 and 1596 1597. | thus | By the time of the rebellion the acaxee probably numbered only a few thousand. | The indians were driven from the soil and were replaced by the mixture of english and spanish, which would be the cause of the great famine of 1669. | The company was ordered to march to fort augustine to rebuild. | Spanish missionaries reported in a large village in the acaxee area in g mez far as de g mez in extremadura, spain in the previous year. | 0 |
5,956 | Paul hacker has also expressed some reservations that the compendium sarva darsana siddhanta sangraha was completely authored by shankara, because of difference in style and thematic inconsistencies in parts. | similarly | Gayatri bhasya is doubtful to be shankaras work. | The sarva darsana sangra of the compiled manual of the sri sarvashtidal sambuddha of sri jaggaihostess prabhupada was compiled by jagpattison prabhu, and not by sri mangakya prabhu the same goes for the sarvangakals. | The compilation sarva darsana sadhana has certain differences in style, and theme, from the original source. | Paul has stated that his reservations are because the work is not a true commentary on the original text, but rather is a synthesis of it in various chapters. | 0 |
5,957 | However, the composer advises to put the piano near the winds, the marimba near the brass, and the synthesizer near the strings. | thus | Three sections have to be well defined on the stage. | It is very important that you play your piece in a very quiet environment so that the performers hear you and your music. | The composer should ensure that the musician can play his her piece without any problems from any of the mentioned instruments. | When the winds play loud, you can hear the difference. | 0 |
5,958 | The only steam installations that are in widespread use are the highly efficient thermal power plants used for generating electricity on a large scale. | in contrast | The proposed steam engines may be for stationary, road, rail or marine use. | Most of the coal fired power stations in the us use steam injection as the primary means of heating their tubes. | Most water heaters are manually operated and provide very little or no heating of the building. | Fossil fuels are used mainly for heating and power generation in very limited amounts. | 0 |
5,959 | The schools infrastructure has seen a lot of improvement. | for instance | The school building was totally renovated in 2011, and now is one of the best maintained school buildings in that school, even in the country. | The school building has been completely renogated in the past decade with the school receiving a new coat of paint, a brand new gym and a whole lot more. | The school buildings are now code compliant. | The schools dining hall has been expanded from its previous capacity of 450 to currently seat 1500 students. | 3 |
5,960 | Each was designed according to the nature of the task and the shape and size of the target fruit. | for instance | A fruit was measured by its size, shape, and color and a task was given in which the fruit image was to be formed by a child under 10. | The fruit shape of a banana is square or ellipse in there was a wide range of fruit shapes ranging from a small apple to a large pineapple. | The end effectors used for harvesting were designed to grasp, cut, and push the bunches of grapes. | The target fruit of a typical watermelon is about the in diameter, while the fruit in a watermelon grapefruit hybrid is typically about twice the diameter. | 2 |
5,961 | As a rule, ah kong left its members to their own indulgences. | but | Some of the most gifted members became so deeply imbued with the wisdom of this ancient practice that they refused to share it with others. | Ironically enough, the only thing it would not tolerate was drug consumption by members. | This time, ah ong has gone a little too far, to the point where it may actually have crossed the boundary. | It was the kind of party that could only take place in the confines of a private suite. | 1 |
5,962 | On small poles near the mast multiple rotating skybeamers were mounted which illuminated the lens like structure on the top. | because of this | The lens was temporarily blinded by the rotating skybeamers, but was never affected by them. | Because of this no electrical installation was required on this mast. | The light was concentrated in a very narrow beam and the effect was described asspotlight. | It is possible to control the beam with the camera pointing in the right direction without the need to adjust the helm on board. | 1 |
5,963 | An airplane upset is defined as an airplane in flight unintentionally exceeding the parameters normally experienced in line operations or training. | in other words | An unintentional aircraft upset event occurs when an aircraft is not in proper line of flight with the aircraft parameters as experienced during normal operation. | An aircraft upsets is an aircraft in which an operator has intentionally flown the aircraft beyond the normal parameters of operational envelope, performance envelope, or training envelope. | The airplane is not doing what it was commanded to do and is approaching unsafe parameters. | An accidental airplane ride is an airplanes in ride that is not caused by any fault or error of its own. | 2 |
5,964 | Luckily the house was very strongly built and didnt get blasted away by the strong wind. | but | We were safe in to a few blocks away when it was all over. | No damage to the house. | Much damage had been done to their car, the soil and parts of the house a window was blown out. | We didn t have any power at home and we were worried about the generator. | 2 |
5,965 | Alcohol is a subject in the state list under the seventh schedule of the constitution of india. | therefore | The sale of liquor is allowed in india and also in abroad. | The laws governing alcohol vary from state to state. | The sale of liquor is also allowed in prescribed places under various acts of parliament in some of which are as under i. | The sale and distribution of alcohol is also regulated by the sale of liquor and the operation of shops selling liquor. | 1 |
5,966 | The manuscripts also contain evidence of lost texts. | for example | There is some evidence of a lost pre islamic arabic version of the translation that is thought to have been an intermediary between the syriac christian and the ethiopic christian translations. | There is evidence that plato may have had a lost or mislaid copy of the republic of plato. | A number of the manuscripts are missing pages or entire chapters. | There are missing chapters and verses in genesis 1 4. | 0 |
5,967 | When you see alices scenes with joey, its almost like shes talking to her dad because he tells her off every now and then. | but | Thats probably why shes, like alices, doesnt like him. | Shes not the only one who talks to him. | If you ask me, alice is acting like a teenage girl who has no respect for the to anyone and everything. | Theres also a lovely bond between them. | 3 |
5,968 | In 1883, the british protestant community was formed which took over the church property. | as a result | A new church building was built on the present site of st. | The first english language school was started in the town. | The original building. | The name of the church was changed into church of the british protestant community. | 3 |
5,969 | Management viewed workers as deliberately willing to be absent. | therefore | Their absence could be a hostile act. | They felt that their absence was voluntary and without reason. | Punishment was installed in order to force the workers not to be absent. | Management assumed that the work of managing the employees would be more effective if they were absent. | 2 |
5,970 | They could establish themselves in new cities, or their range of influence could contract. | therefore | The system of tribal organization that had worked so well in the past was no longer adequate. | A given deitys main cult center in historical times is not necessarily his or her place of origin. | The area of the midwest was the first to experience a decline in population as the frontier pushed farther into the interior. | The original populations are likely to have been greatly diminished by the time the europeans arrived. | 1 |
5,971 | Votive offerings and personal names, many of which are theophoric, suggest that commoners felt some connection between themselves and their gods. | but | At least in theory, they were responsible for maintaining social order. | There is no evidence that they worshipped any gods apart from their own. | Firm evidence of devotion to deities became visible only in the new kingdom, reaching a peak late in that era. | This connection is probably not so obvious as it might seem. | 2 |
5,972 | The roles of each deity were fluid, and each god could expand its nature to take on new characteristics. | as a result | Gods roles are difficult to categorize or define. | Each god had to develop a number of powers to support itself. | Each pantheon had an altar of some sort on which offerings could be offered to the various deitys presiding deities in order to ensure continued favor and protection from their respective pantheons. | Each of the gods tended to be viewed as being one part god and one half demon one aspect good and half evil. | 0 |
5,973 | The gods actions in the present are described and praised in hymns and funerary texts. | in contrast | The gods actions before the creation are criticized and blamed in hymns and funeral texts. | Mythology mainly concerns the gods actions during a vaguely imagined past in which the gods were present on earth and interacted directly with humans. | The actions of the gods in past lives are seldom recorded. | The gods actions during the past are condemned in hymns and funeral texts. | 1 |
5,974 | The egyptian deities may not have had permanent temples in canaan, and their importance there waned after egypt lost control of the region. | in contrast | The hittites control over the delta was very secure. | Many temples to the major egyptian gods and deified pharaohs were built in nubia. | The hittites influence spread throughout the near east and into europe. | The gods of mitanni were worshipped in the city as an adjunct of its temple complex. | 1 |
5,975 | Instead of being changelessly immortal, the gods periodically died and were reborn by repeating the events of creation, thus renewing the whole world. | but | It was always possible for this cycle to be disrupted and for chaos to return. | Because they are eternal and necessary, the world is forever frozen in the world of the eternal gods. | The eternal recurrence of the gods was not the entire essence of religion for plato was firmly opposed to this doctrine of eternal recurrence. | We are eternal beings. | 0 |
5,976 | Major gods often had many roles and were involved in several types of phenomena. | for instance | The greek god hermes was the supervisor of magicians and physicians. | Khnum was the god of elephantine island in the midst of the nile, the river that was essential to egyptian civilization. | They were responsible for the origin of the universe and the ogenesis of man. | The aztec priests were the creators and distributors of the universe. | 1 |
5,977 | Divine headdresses, which range from the same types of crowns used by human kings to large hieroglyphs worn on gods heads, are another important indicator. | in contrast | The objects held in gods hands tend to be generic. | The depiction of pharaohs in many cases is that of a divine ruler seated on his throne. | The absence of any kind of headdresses is extremely significant, as it usually signals the absence or inactivation of a god or at least the end of divine worship. | The type and style of an objects painting, sculpture or statue is very important as well. | 0 |
5,978 | Finally, according to egyptian afterlife beliefs, human souls pass into the divine realm after death. | therefore | The egyptians therefore believed that in death they would exist on the same level as the gods and fully understand their mysterious nature. | They are granted a second chance at understanding what it means to be human. | It is believed that the afterlife, although not technically free, is more comfortable than the material world. | The afterlife belief in egypt was a way of preserving an individuals potential to participate fully in the life of the spirit. | 0 |
5,979 | Animals that were absent from egypt in the early stages of its history were not used as divine images. | for instance | Animals were often sacrificed to the sun god amen amen or the moon god nofret naf in order to some to ensure their good luck. | A single sheep was considered as an image of set and its symbol was set himself. | The horse, which was only introduced in the second intermediate period, never represented a god. | Lions were rare in egypt until the nineteenth dynasty, and even then only in their males were images. | 2 |
5,980 | Natural disasters and human ailments were seen as the work of angry divine bas. | conversely | The belief in ghosts and the devil was widespread, and it was believed that the dead could return to earth and cause trouble to those who loved them. | The return of the divine was seen by some as an undesirable event that would destroy the fabric of society. | The gods could cure righteous people of illness or even extend their lifespans. | When a natural disaster was seen to be the workings of evil satanic high, it was believed that the disaster existed as a result of demon voting on earth. | 2 |
5,981 | If you re drunk and you re playing around with a saw, theres not a whole lot of damage you can do. | but | If you re drunk and you re playing around with a chainsaw, thats another matter. | If your in a gang, your friends will gang up on some of your crips and if ur with your gang and your friends. | Once the blade touches your skin, it breaks the skin, and your gonna need some kind of medical kit to fix that. | It is possible to do some damage. | 0 |
5,982 | If they were called to perform actions that helped the entire village, the work was usually done freely. | but | If someone helped a family in need and they did not want to accept the help, they had to do so of their own free will. | Since they had to work in the home, they would usually do whatever the master asked, just as if if he were at work. | When the villagers were faced with certain death, or a very difficult winter, they had to sacrifice a certain amount of their own lives for the village. | If they were called to help an individual or family, they would usually receive remuneration for their efforts. | 3 |
5,983 | The countertechnique discards the dominant opinion in the dance world that all movement relates to one center in the body. | instead | The four dancers create a dance that is more than the sum of its parts. | In the countertechnique dancers always keep their alignment and balance by continually giving counterdirections to each movement. | They teach that movement is a function of the bodys three vital zones the upper body, the lower body and the extremities. | Countertechnique uses the body as a platform on which to the imagination is able to soar. | 1 |
5,984 | In market penetration strategy, the organization tries to grow using its existing offerings in existing markets. | in other words | The company looks to its core competencies and sells them to other organizations. | It tries to increase its market share in current market scenario. this involves increasing market share within existing market segments. | The organization focuses on market share, not market share. | The organization is trying to increase the amount of products and services offered in an existing market. | 1 |
5,985 | It also responded to protests by arresting people, and forcing businessmen, civil servants, and military officials to swear loyalty to duvalier in the palace. | nevertheless | The duvaliers were able to retain power for a decade or more more. | The troops loyal to duvalier, and especially the presidential guard, continued to attack the protestors, and the crowd of supporters of the constitutional court grew to almost 20,000 by the end of january. | The palace remained the heart of the regimes power. | The army threatened to turn against the regime if duvalier failed to resolve the political crisis. | 3 |
5,986 | Humour can be found in the works of some of argentinas best known writers. | for example | Jorge luis borges was known for his dry, sometimes dark, humour. | Humor can also be seen in works by some latino american authors. | The humorous dialogue of buenos aires by can find its way into most of their writings. | In argentina s s work, humor is found mainly in s s short stories. | 0 |
5,987 | Professional jealousy, institutional pressures, greed, stupidity, and negligence are all satirically depicted, and arrowsmith himself is exasperatingly self involved. | but | The show is watchable, but not especially enjoyable. | The most frustrating thing about arrowsmiths version of the past is the knowledge it ignores. | The play is also full of hope and heroes, and in a few of the most amusing lines in the first scene are certainly in that. | There is also tireless dedication, and respect for the scientific method and intellectual honesty. | 3 |
5,988 | Grandpa daves memory album grandpa dave is moving closer to the family and the kids are thrilled. | but | Hes even planning to get a dog. | He wonders if its really the last time. | Something isnt quite right hes forgetting all sorts of things. | He wonders if it is really over. | 2 |
5,989 | The tour was originally conceived to encourage cricket playing europeans living in india. | but | The tours have become an important part of the local tourism industry. | The cricket fever spread to other parts of the globe like australia and new zealand. | As it was financed by the maharajah of patiala, the team played indian sides, rather than the european sides envisaged by the tours organisers. | It has turned into a major fundraising initiative for the bangladesh red crescent society brs. | 2 |
5,990 | Greek dress could also have more than one meaning. | for example | Within attica, the colours and patterns of the embroidered foundi indicated both ethnicity and geographical origin. | Greek women wore long hair down to their shoulders, and wore a headband to cover their hair. | The word for woman in greek was patrem which meant to dress in a style similar to a woman. | A long blue cloak is called a katharevousa, whereas a blue skirt is a homologue to a katonopsis, a long cloak with a hood and a hood. | 0 |
5,991 | Other than music and the family name, asad inherited from his father a passion to act in films. | but | He was influenced by his great grand father who was a freedom fighter during the independence war. | He was never able to get into any film studios in his early days. | The affair was cut short after an unsuccessful attempt. | Asads dream got shattered when he was 16 years old when his family was killed in a terrorist attack on another part of mumbai. | 2 |
5,992 | Given the reality of global change, it will be impossible to maintain past ecological communities indefinitely. | therefore | We will have to deal with a changing global environment. | The global warming issue is a serious threat to the continued existence of the human species. | We must adapt to a new way of living. | Many therefore believe we should strive to maintain biodiversity and functioning ecosystems in the face of climate change, even if it means actively moving species beyond their native ranges. | 3 |
5,993 | This caused the doctors to think al was imaging he had visitors. | as a result | Al had to serve two months in a criminal psychiatric hospital. | Al was rushed to a local urgent care facility, where he received immediate care and was subsequently transported to the childrens hospital in washington. | They did a ct scan. | Al was given two more doses of ambien and was discharged home in a ambulance the day following the operation. | 0 |
5,994 | The narrator is struck by bobbys calm and gentle disposition. | on the other hand | The third narrator tells a slightly different story. | King on the other hand is a rough biker, who makes threatening remarks about running greasers out of town. | The second half of the story is dominated by the adventures of james bond and his opponent, blofeld who wants to take over the world and to destroy all life on it. | The boy in the red shirt is being pulled by the tail. | 1 |
5,995 | He finds that he has no one to blame and that by some measures he has been successful for someone who started where he did. | nonetheless | He feels that there is something lacking in his life. | He admits that it was a mistake to have made a career of being an academic economist at the university of chicago. | He is deeply dissatisfied. | There are things he wishes he had done differently and he is not yet sure he wants to go back to school to try again. | 2 |
5,996 | Many working class irish farmers were tenants under landlords, producing cereals, potatoes and livestock. | but | Their biggest source of income was their land. | As the working classes started to fight back against landlord bosses they were ot. | Only the potatoes remained as food for the farmers themselves the other products were used for paying the rent and exported from ireland to great britain. | This was not a situation of wage slavery but, as in the first generation irish socialists such as a william obrien insisted, of class exploitation and land grabbing. | 2 |
5,997 | The ultimate goal in the acquisition of a contract was to control the process from production to distribution of the bananas. | therefore | The purchase of bananas by the company at the time of maturity was essential to that in turn control its future production and distribution destiny. | To effect this goal, it was necessary to establish a fully integrated and vertically integrated company with the right to assign the banana marketing company to another company for a fee. | The companies would finance guerrilla fighters, presidential campaigns and governments. | The key personnel were responsible for the final marketing approval and the marketing of each lot. | 2 |
5,998 | Bangaru was also repeatedly warned of attempts by anwar ud din and his aides on plans to usurp the throne. | but | He remained loyal to the than amat and who was to become the sovereign of the country. | The bangaru ji maintained that the people of ondo had no legitimate claim to the throne, and he demanded that rna pakistan should be established in ondo. | Bangarus assassination triggered the second war of the indian independence from britain in and the founding fathers of bangladesh became targets of assassination conspiracies and counter conspiracies. | Very little is known afterwards as some sources point out that he was poisoned by anwar ud din. | 3 |
5,999 | The only common bond between the two pakistani wings was religion. | but | They never forgot the pain of partition and fought for independence. | There were differences even in religious practices. | Both of them were created to serve the same cause, that of pakistan. | It is in this very atmosphere of ilm religion that the true spirit of pakistan was meant to rise. | 1 |
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