In fixing blame for the way the public appears to have been sold a bill of goods, don't overlook the part played by the media. |
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Time may have ground off the dazzling and harsh part of his wisdom, but it has also suffused it with mellowness and modesty. |
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Beautiful Anglo-Saxon jewellery, beakers made by the Bronze Age people, flints and pottery will all be part of the exhibition. |
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Two restored beam engines once used to raise water to the highest part of the Kennet and Avon Canal. |
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And if me, an Aberdonian, and an extremely tight-fisted one at that, can part with 13 notes, why not? |
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Swimming Upstream is an interesting genre hybrid, part family melodrama, part sporting saga, part coming-of-age story. |
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As for the role of men in this movie, let me say that, for the most part, they are not depicted as melodramatic villains. |
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Theft of the enemy's semaphore codebooks became an important part of the business of war. |
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And they came as part and parcel of the team, so-called tiger team, that accompanied Major General Miller. |
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It doesn't have the same really tight structure of part I, but it's more epic and touches on a lot more things. |
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Maneuvering within a tight space requires skill on the part of the operator, as well as precise equipment. |
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They're still waiting, in part because his 1998 season was ruined when he was beaned at midseason, and then he struggled with his confidence. |
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As part of our expanding section, the business team is currently looking for two new members to join our team. |
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The most ornamental part of doors was their heads, which took on various shapes, including triangles, semicircles or arcs. |
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Howard Shore creates a score that's wonderfully evocative of the 1950s, part sci-fi drive-in, part tiki lounge. |
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He has now been thrust into the hot seat and has abandoned part of the tiki-taka philosophy. |
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The central part of this dish is tilapia, a fresh water fish with white flesh and a flaky texture. |
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A curious handsome hero, a giant, a wacky wizard, some magic beans and a massive beanstalk are all part and parcel of this panto in Cork. |
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Young children bearing the medals of their grandparents, along with police, Army cadets, scouts and guides also took part in the march. |
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Some land was tilled, mainly for the cultivation of oats that formed a staple part of the diet of the settler community. |
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However, the plough could still be an essential part of Irish tillage for many years, at least on smaller and medium-sized farms. |
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Although it is not experienced in every part of the world, it also bears a hand in the battle for food. |
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An important part of baseball's appeal is the continuous memorialization of great players and teams, outstanding plays, and thrilling games. |
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The memorial park, along the Moy bank, will be divided into four areas, each telling part of the story of Brown's life. |
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Thousands of firefighters, police and rescue workers took part in an inter-faith memorial service. |
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The great cedars that were so much a part of the Quinault past are mostly a memory now. |
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Historically, when forages were part of the rotation, crop rotations positively affected nutrient release and improved tilth. |
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The winners of the semi-finals will take part in a county final to decide the winner. |
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The unfortunate part with the leaky homes situation is that the time bomb is ticking. |
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Last November the pupils took part in a ceremony to bury a time capsule at the site of the new school. |
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The creative part was turning this menagerie into a new piece of music without using anything other than those sounds. |
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In agreement with highways officials, our engineers will wind up the major part of work in the area on Friday. |
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And part of the enjoyment is finding others on the cyber highway system and reading what they have to say too. |
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Midland Mainline was due to run an hourly fast service from December between Sheffield and Leeds as part of its timetable from London. |
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That kind of thing helps create the friendly, informal atmosphere that makes the blogosphere so much fun to be a part of. |
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Once again, the writing in this part is internally consistent in its semi-literacy. |
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Editing these files is the most fun, but also the most time-consuming part of the process. |
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The African Chiromantis builds arboreal foam nests, which may be, in part, made of seminal fluid. |
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The most illuminating part of the seminar was the discussion that followed the speech. |
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As part of the seminar, students pasted stickers on safe driving on vehicles. |
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White is a successful, semi-retired businessman with a 32-year career behind him, a good part of which was spent with a small aircraft company. |
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And I'm sorry but yes, the numeracy part does involve learning times tables. |
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It's a tale of the teacher mentor and student who learn from each other, but only in part. |
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As they're still part of a school, they may have a more formal and structured timetable than a college. |
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Mutant monsters and time travel are just part of Jim Cranwell's story, written especially for children. |
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For his part, Khan, who was all smiles, expressed his confidence in Imbert's ability to get the job done. |
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More than 80 walkers aged from five to their mid-80s took part in the annual beating the bounds ceremony at Ramsbury. |
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Geneva was not yet part of Switzerland and the city allied with the cantons of Bern and Fribourg against Savoy. |
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Only Dalton's mother resists the enveloping gloom by taking part in a factory occupation. |
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In the later part of his career, Sommerfeld used statistical mechanics to explain the electronic properties of metals. |
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Because of the UN failure, the Croatian government has now launched military action to reestablish control over part of the occupied areas. |
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Cecil was too occupied to notice the last part, and so didn't ask any questions. |
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That is to say, they may not be part of the mechanism by which plant cells determine their carbohydrate status. |
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Even if the cellular phone is not really considered a status symbol, it has become part of fashion, an accessory. |
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This mental effort on the part of the viewer frustrates many people, but Cohen fans appreciate the lack of handholding. |
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For my part, anyone who has lived in our region and is committed to Oceania, is an Oceanian. |
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The best part was when a huge oceanic whitetip started chasing the airline check-in girl. |
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The explorations will be part of the global long-term oceanographic and marine research program pursued by the Navy. |
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That is in fact a very important part of the physical oceanography of the Great Barrier Reef. |
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If a part object is used for clinging, which quite frequently happens, the relationship can never be satisfactory for the ocnophil. |
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He joined them for the party and thanked everyone for staying to take part, in spite of the heavy snow. |
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At Mandarin Oriental hotels, people don't just stay the night, they feel part of a club. |
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If I'd have known she was part of the screeching octet, I would have cleaned up a bit better. |
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The most common escape tactics was a flight upward at a steep angle to the protective cover of the denser, inner part of the mature pine canopy. |
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Actually, so boring I even did not wait for the free handouts that seems to be part of this kind of events. |
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The world will have almost two billion handphone users by 2006, thanks in part to growth in emerging markets such as India and China. |
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We feel that we can't ban all headwear as some people wear them as part of their culture. |
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The kingdom of the Cantabrians was in part overturned by Moorish occupation. |
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A firm handshake is the basic greeting, and people shake hands again when they part. |
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It contains an unchecked buffer in the part of its code which deals with handshakes when connecting to SMTP server. |
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Situated on the eastern edge of the New Town, this first-floor property forms part of a handsome Georgian building. |
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Cutting lawns, keeping an eye on people's properties when they go away, doing odd jobs and fixing things are all part of his daily routine. |
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Even if your past doesn't include standing back tucks, handsprings and split jumps, they can be part of your future. |
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The funny part was he forgot the handstrokes and he was opening apps without hitting anything. |
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Any sensible legal system has to rely in part on sanctions brought to bear after people have stolen property or looted corporations. |
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The idea is stolen wholesale from the United States, where civic engagement is a part of everyday life and local democracy a thriving concept. |
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But Farmer's cantus part had no independent existence, and certainly would not have been used for congregational singing. |
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The hardest part was deciphering Jack's handwriting on the scribbled notes which told him which file was which. |
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We are going to be out there to canvass every vote and prove to people that we should be in there representing this part of the county. |
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The coffee cup still steamed, though it had sat empty for the best part of the last half hour. |
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I think they quite fancy having a crack at it, even if it is only for part of the tournament. |
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Earlier this year BT announced that it was capping the cost of phone calls for businesses as part of a move to overhaul call tariffs. |
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It is a cultural opportunity to approach the world of quality food, oenological rarities, cooks from every part of the globe. |
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Broiled fish, steamed vegetables, fresh fruit and whole grains all became a part of Giulia's new eating plan. |
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He said deployment of the WLRs were part of the force protection capability offered by the Australian Army. |
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Many are the oenophiles who spent the better part of an evening ignoring their guests while reading the wine book. |
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The weakest part of the diaphragm is the hole through which the oesophagus passes. |
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The affected part of the oesophagus and the lymph glands around it are taken out. |
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Sailing ships, and later steamers, played a vital part in South Australia's History. |
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Each scheme was filled to capacity with kids aged 4 to 12 years who took part in a wide range of games, activities and trips. |
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A Kendal nurse is learning to treat snakebites and avoid malaria as part of his preparation for a trip to the steamy jungles of South-East Asia. |
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In elephant-crazy Kerala, caparisoned jumbos are an essential part of the processions that accompany every celebration. |
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Despite this scant coverage, Miller's parceled body plays a significant part in his artistic oeuvre. |
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Their work is part of the steampunk genre, and if you don't know what steampunk is, think of it as dark, pseudo Victorian fun. |
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And in your introduction to your anthology, which includes non-fiction articles as well, you say steampunk is part of the mainstream. |
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Assuming, of course, they were ever really expected to be taking part in the first place. |
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The dive centre is off to the left as you enter the main part of the village. |
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Up to a third of the university's 1,800 rooms could be sold off as part of the plan. |
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In large part this was because their efficiency in converting fuel to useable energy was low compared to piston engines and steam turbines. |
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He was playing the part of a stranded climber, injured in a fall and dangling perilously off the rock face. |
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The businessmen were on a part of the Wall that is off the main tourist trail. |
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The steatopygia was seen as a pronounced, localized accumulation of fat or fatty-fibrous tissue on the upper part of the buttocks. |
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On this song, a mutant dancehall pattern bumps to static offbeats and a hiccuping vocal that's an integral part of the groove. |
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We like that it wasn't another off-board database that we'd have to manage or something that was going to become part of the machine itself. |
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The hangi is offered by resort hotels in the northern part of the North Island, where the traditional meal is enjoyed by tourists. |
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The boldest part of the new programme announced by the Attorney General on Monday is the hanging of all condemned prisoners on death row. |
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We are going to have a steel band like last year and we will be trying to get local groups to take part. |
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For Wii U owners, that killer app will be the next part of the Super Smash Bros. series, which promises to be completely amazing. |
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Authorised cash handlers will include a small number of firms which accept cash from clients on their own account as part of the business process. |
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Sheridan became red in the face and choked up while retelling that part of the incident, but composed herself quickly. |
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The main part of the divided house is now occupied by another Irishman. |
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A steatite figurine from the Amq plain,belonging to the early part of the Neolithic period, shows a seated woman of the steatopygous type so characteristic of the Stone Age. |
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So the Cantonese and others enjoy snake as part of their cuisine. |
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This building was originally a pair of semi-detached houses, part of the first 50 houses contracted out by Skipton Urban Council to be built after the war. |
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For his part, Akers was hardly drinking the Kool-Aid in terms of appreciating performance art when he took on the project. |
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The beard and branches are cut off to leave only the best part of the ginseng, however the head is left on for consumers to better assess the quality of the herb. |
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Dandruff and foot odor are caused in part by yeast that live on the skin. |
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Now 21, she had to study a new Concerto by Jean Absil, and with the aid of Emil Gilels playing the orchestral part she memorised the whole work by heart. |
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Yet, with the population explosion and reclaiming lands for cultivation, part of the forest has been converted to farmland to grow corn and beans. |
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The programme is an integral part of the festival, which is taking place this year from June 25 to July 3, helping to provide a timetable of the events. |
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He was mentioned in despatches for his part in the Normandy landings. |
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The amount that members can claim is not capped, although a cap is to be introduced eventually as part of an ongoing review by the compensation committee. |
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However, the target of the raids was not the industrial sector but rather the historic centre of the city, consisting for the most part of timbered residential buildings. |
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The American chestnut did not really disappear from the eastern forests-it ceased to be a part of the forest canopy and is now a part of the shrub understory. |
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What part was played by the perpetrators across occupied Europe? |
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As my colleague states, a large part of our salary goes towards our pension every month, and we are not just given the money as a golden handout from the taxpayer. |
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Microturbines are variations on conventional gas and steam turbines, but they feature a combination of turbine and compressor produced as a single part. |
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The latter half of the eighteenth century turns the workman who was once a handicraftsman helped by tools, and next a part of a machine, into a tender of machines. |
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Banks will now be forced to restructure the debt and take part of the losses. |
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I was resisting the urge to become annoyed, but when I got to the part where Tacky does a splashy cannonball Matt shut the book with a snap and jumped off my lap. |
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Murray was made a Member of the Order of Australia for his services to Association football on June 12, 2006 as part of the Queen's Birthday honours list. |
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Neocons scorn Wilson and revere Theodore Roosevelt, who believed, at least for part of his career, in unfettered American power. |
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Yet it is equally factual that nearly in every part of Zambia there are some semi-precious or precious stones lying in superfluity, waiting to be exploited. |
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As part of their protest, workers occupied the factory roof. |
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The walls are part tiled and there are cork tiles on the floor. |
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For my part, I have seen those as issues of law which would be shown by reference to the statute books, rather than as issues to be included in the statement of facts. |
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I appreciate that this is a very emotive and difficult subject to discuss openly, and I therefore apologise unreservedly if any part of my opinion has upset or offended you. |
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Consultants at the Royal Bolton Hospital, as part of national contract arrangements, have an agreed job plan and timetable which clearly lays out their NHS timetabled duties. |
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I also vividly remember attending the BBC Symphony Orchestra premieres of Stravinsky's Requiem canticles and Boulez's Eclat, in which she took a leading part. |
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A spokeswoman said the panel was set up by the council as part of statutory local government regulations requiring all councils to look at members' allowances. |
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I talked to the canoer and he said he thought part of the problem was finding a good spot to put your boat in on the river, given the steep banks. |
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Whether soldiers or civilians, Capa's subjects were always recognizably, indeed capaciously, human, and their corpses remained, for the most part, buried in private. |
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The 23-year-old hotel heiress and star of reality TV series The Simple Life wants to be taken seriously as an actress and rules out taking part in nude scenes. |
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Three innocent people were hanged for their alleged part in his murder. |
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As part of the celebrations a menorah was lit and although there was only enough oil to light the menorah for a day, it stayed alight for eight days. |
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About 3,000 soldiers will take part in the review, including nine columns of infantry, two columns of armoured vehicles, helicopters and a military band. |
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It is part of the purpose in having a self-regulatory system that it should ward off statutory regulation, with its possible implications for the freedom of the press. |
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Collective action of that sort is hard to imagine in La Zona, the part of Reynosa where anything goes, including crack. |
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Your task is first to be part of the solution by not being a compounding part of the problem, and then to be able to bear a hand in helping others. |
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The neglect of presidents' personalities has been due in part to critiques of past research that relied on psychobiological methods. |
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Berk's latest collection, Avluya Dusen Golge, is part imagist, part visual verse, part minimalist philosophy. |
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This triangulated signal means that no part of the pipe wall goes unmeasured, and it pinpoints the exact size and location of flaws. |
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Up the best part of 100 on Monday, down nearly 200 yesterday, the stock market has run into some clear-air turbulence. |
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For their part, the revelers were quite pleased with themselves. |
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I'm not a tribalist and am quite independent-minded, and determined to speak up for this part of Wales, which tends to get forgotten. |
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Under apartheid especially, economic control and labor regulation formed a central part of tribalization. |
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A total of 21 tribeswomen from all the tribal agencies are taking part in learning of crochet skills, adds the press release. |
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Well, part of that was the medication for my rheumatoid arthritis. |
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Iglu and Hartly The In This City hit stars bring lively sound to Glasgow's King Tuts as part of 20th anniversary celebrations. |
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The neoconservative movement, by contrast, has been in large part a professional development program and network of credentialing institutions. |
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Notice the imaginary part that seems to signify there is no such place, society, or situation. |
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Their 16-year-old son Stian was supposed to be taking part, but changed his mind at the last minute. |
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In the latter part of the nineteenth century Darwinism was challenged by an alternative evolutionary theory known as neo-Lamarckism. |
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And her nonlinear, neologizing prose style may require some indulgent effort on the part of the reader. |
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Genetic risk for psychotic disorder might be expressed in part as sensitivity to the psychotomimetic effect of cannabis. |
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The Exor spatial asset data, part of Bentley's AssetWise solution, is crucial to the new service. |
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Feelings run so high in the town that mobs even went on the rampage when Irish tricolours were flown in a nationalist part of the town. |
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Thirty-five search warrants were executed as part of an ongoing federal probe into allegations of Medicare fraud and other illegalities. |
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The holiday is observed during Holy Week as part of the Paschal Triduum on the Friday preceding Easter Sunday. |
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A noncontrast head computed tomography as part of the initial examination revealed an expansile mass destroying much of the temporal bone. |
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Kitagawa PLS Series pull-down work grippers offer superior part stability during machining operations. |
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Carnage UK has drawn criticism over apparent excessive drinking by students taking part in its pub crawls across the country. |
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The original zebra crossing in Llandough was removed as part of plans to replace it with a light-operated puffin crossing. |
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These problems may in part explain Gilles' actions in June 1842, when he and Pugh were at loggerheads over a lost letter. |
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Character affect is for the most part suggested via corporeal signs, sometimes minute and sometimes expressionistically distorted. |
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Leger created the work in 1921 as part of a series depicting women with still-life compositions. |
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Also, most ear infections in dogs involve the outer part of the ear, the external ear canal. |
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Inflorescence simple, laxly many-flowered, fertile part to 35 cm long, glandular puberulent, green. |
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He has also served on the board of directors for Verdugo Hills Public Access Television and now works part time for Valley Commercial Printers. |
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Because the 1,500 competitors taking part in today's Tough Guy event in Wolverhampton will have to wade through a field of 6ft stinging nettles. |
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Smell sometimes played a part in nerd identification, along with a strange, excited babbling noise, a language now known as ancient geek. |
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If that sounds geeky, Chris admits to further nerdishness by revealing that he was part of a barbershop quartet at school. |
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And to admit to further nerdishness by revealing that was part of a barbershop quartet when he was at school. |
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The interval from 66-112 cm is also now part of the BC horizon of the surface soil and an illuvial horizon of the fragipan. |
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He also saw part of an extension ladder tied to a 100-foot extension cord laying on the ice. |
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A STINKY breath-o-meter drew crowds of schoolchildren at a science attraction as part of celebrations for Warwick University's 50th birthday. |
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This is important because it shows that the exposed, demyelinated part of the nerve fiber does not have the ability to produce nerve impulses. |
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It is part of the nervine group of herbals and has proven anti-spasmodic effects to smooth muscle. |
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The basic part of the selection process is to stochastically select from one generation to create the basis for the next generation. |
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They see the ISIS uprising as part of a general Sunni revolt. |
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Bigby is a sheriff of a town called Fabletown, an imaginary part of New York City. |
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This latter analysis yielded an estimate of the imaginary part of the index of refraction. |
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The imaginary part of the complex permittivity shows a clear peak which moves progressively up in frequency as the temperature is increased. |
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Scientists have long suspected that the brilliant star Polaris, or the North Star, is part of a triple star system. |
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In many applications, the real as well as the imaginary part of the solution have certain physical meaning. |
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The real part is represented by the x-coordinate and the imaginary part by the y-coordinate. |
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It is a strange mix of humour and sadness but there is also an imaginary part, perhaps at the end of the world, but it is still optimistic. |
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The MEP is part of a European Parliament delegation visiting the country over concerns about the manufacture of the psychoactive substances. |
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As part of the project, FES supplied a series of Diverless Bend Stiffener Connectors for the FPSO vessel working off the coast of Western Australia. |
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During the Paschal Triduum, after the fashion of the original vigils, rcsponsories that form part of the Liturgy of the Hours will be heard after 9 pm. |
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The later form of rationalism, represented by Wolff and the neologists, was rejected by figures like Ewald in part because such rationalism does not lead to happiness. |
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Studying the process of shrinkage in any given part produces a relationship between size and time that follows a function known as exponential decay. |
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Simpson's passion thus appears visually normative, part of the stock-and-trade style of mildly repressive, not rudely exhibitive, feminine desire that audiences expect. |
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The three-year-old from Ballingry, Fife, was born with a rare condition called bladder exstrophy, which meant part of his bladder developed on the outside of his body. |
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In the present study, the aerial part extract of Cleome turkmena Bobrov was used to detect the antibacterial, antifungal and antioxidant activity. |
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China's central bank, the People's Bank of China, will also appoint a yuan clearing bank in Canada as part of a memorandum of understanding, said the statement. |
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A MUSIC and dance teacher who staged wind-ups with arch prankster Jeremy Beadle has literally played a part in the nation's second favourite stitch-up. |
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In the model, each room with a closeable door was modeled as a separate zone with the exception of closets, which were modeled as part of the room they were connected to. |
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He was diagnosed with hydrocephalus with trigone of the lateral ventricle, or an abnormal condition where fluid accumulates in the back part of his brain. |
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The event has been organised as part of National Nest Box Week. |
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He was also worried over the killing of Igbos in some parts in Nigeria, and the requirement for a constitutional part for the traditional rulers in the nation. |
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Made from hinged pieces of wood that are painted white, part picket fence and part triffid, it could almost be rococo wood paneling that has gone to seed. |
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Peace, hope, faith, and dignity are the winners and losers depending on whether or not ignorance, prejudice, close-mindedness, and fear take part in the battle. |
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Based in Tunis, Clinique Taoufik was one of the first private healthcare institutions established as part of efforts to modernize Tunisia's healthcare system. |
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This musical dual have be leaders who have blazed a trail for many years in Manitoba as part of the immerging contemporary Aboriginal music scene. |
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About 1,000 daily Iftar meals are distributed as part of this initiative. |
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