| I slammed on the brakes, slid sideways, and stopped just before careening into a state road truck. |
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| Running down the long corridors he took a wrong turn, crashing into a group of girls before he realised his mistake. |
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| When his turn came to speak, Jacob pushed his feet as far as he could under his desk before he started. |
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| Stewart's like a young Jodie Foster, before that actress took a turn with Taxi Driver. |
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| I watched him from the corner of my eye, as he occasionally looked sideward at me, before glancing back on the road. |
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| Little Johnny's late for school again, and sidles into the classroom just before lunch. |
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| The well was outside, and no one had thought to supply water before the siege. |
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| His father still could afford a good education for his son and Halley was tutored privately at home before being sent to St Paul's School. |
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| This is being done as part of a compulsory seven-week tutorial module that the students must pass before they can graduate. |
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| He will spend a few weeks under tutorship of officers at Corsham Police Station before starting work on the streets. |
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| Mikey gave me a disapproving tut before he walked off to ask Murdock something. |
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| As he demanded money he struggled to open the blade of the knife before panicking and leaving. |
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| The helicopter's rotor blades began to spin, and before the rebels could even think of rescue, he had taken off. |
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| Always eccentric, Dietrich put on trousers, tuxedos and men's suits long before other women dared. |
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| Many people are now asking why he would do such a thing, blaming his famous ego for getting the better of him, as it has before. |
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| Three rivers flowed into the city, their waters sifting through the canal system before reaching the lake. |
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| They sifted through more than 4,000 poems before drawing up a shortlist of the 12 finalists. |
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| At the same instant, before the boy could act, a hundred other bows twanged from all around the house. |
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| He reached over and gently broke the rubber band like cheese, tweaking her nose as well before pulling away. |
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| I worked on the two new etchings and the four monoprints that I started before Christmas. |
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| She blanched with fear, as though her worst fears stood incarnate before her. |
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| I watched as her shadow fled from my sight before looking down at the cloth to finish folding it into a little compress. |
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| She turned her gaze away from the transfixing sight before her and glanced to Cinaed, who was half-dozing in a chair. |
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| The churches of Nazareth were mentioned as tourist sights, shown to guests before the beginning of Intifada, but not as places of symbolic value. |
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| I would have sensed if there had been any anxiety, but it was only the night before the race that he began to be monosyllabic. |
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| The food one chooses after a nuit blanche, in that glorious, liberated, will-to power moment before the hangover kicks in is uniquely dramatic. |
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| You see, I'm the type that's easily disarmed, and I hate it when my fire fizzles out before I can even get the target in my sights. |
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| They were just out of sight when the quiet sounds of footsteps became audible from the street before them. |
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| He waited until the other two were out of sight before walking to his own car and driving to the craft workshop in Catford. |
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| It clings tenuously to the stony mountainside in a thin line of hairpins before dropping out of sight. |
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| A fluffy little chickadee pops out of his mouth and tweets sweetly before hopping away. |
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| The final development in Indian religious thinking, in a time just before Buddhism, was that of monotheistic belief. |
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| The twelve of us must wait until tomorrow before we can retire to the jury room, discuss all that we have heard and finally reach a verdict. |
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| On it he put a sheet of blank paper and a packet of crayons before he pulled over a chair. |
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| The police brought him in, gave him a blank sheet to write down what he did the day before, and then released him. |
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| He rose from his little nap in the middle of the street, then realized where he was, and what had happened before he blanked out. |
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| Brett Sales yanked the Cavalier's gear down from fifth into fourth to overtake the van in front of him before he reached the next roundabout. |
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| Witnesses later confirmed Bill stopped at the liquor store at the county line and downed a fifth of whiskey before driving into town. |
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| From the mountain chain before them emerged a terrifying creature, a monster, a demon to be precise. |
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| All afternoon, people have come and gone, kneeling before the blessed sacrament in the golden monstrance on the side altar. |
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| Sitting at his desk, staring blankly at the teacher, he thought of the night before. |
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| He would have much more to be cheerful about and before we knew it he would be full of the blarney, not to mention the Guinness. |
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| The machine injects a rod 15 inches into the ground before exploding a blast of compressed air to loosen the earth and help drainage. |
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| The tennis prodigy offers a refreshingly impolite blast to his critics from the US Open before heading home. |
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| Every piece of the hard rock had to be blasted out before being broken up with pick and shovel. |
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| Several whole windows would have to be blasted out before a plane would depressurize enough to threaten life within the cabin. |
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| He returned fire again, blasting a missile complex into atoms before moving back in the line to allow the undamaged ships access to the battle. |
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| Venture into York after the shops have shut and before the nightlife picks up, and something strange happens. You enter the twilight zone. |
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| He leaped at her but she just kicked him away before blasting out an exit in the wall. |
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| They had undergone a month-long training before the competition and were provided with tips on public speaking. |
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| Some brat even threw a rotten apple core at me and sped away in his blasted tricycle contraption before I could catch him. |
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| Secure these with a raffia, string or green gardener's twine bow, before filling with your chosen arrangement. |
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| The launch of the spacecraft was aborted yesterday just 20 seconds before blast-off. |
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| If the defendant signifies an intention to plead not guilty, proceedings to determine the mode of trial are held before magistrates. |
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| Jinx caught himself with his hands before he fell for the fourth time in ten minutes, swallowing the wince as his aching wrist twinged. |
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| Oh, before that Wesley and I went to Michael's home and mooched beer off him. |
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| The Seagulls had three goals on the board in a twinkling, running to an 18-point lead before the Rebels finally scored just before the break. |
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| Next week, the place I work has its corporate performance assessment which I've blathered about plenty of times before now. |
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| I've blathered about this before, but it still drives me crackers on a regular basis. |
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| I only hope we'll be lucky, and the marketing mooks and midriffs will learn this before it comes crashing down on all of our heads. |
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| Helicopters frantically shuttled crews out in near snow-blind conditions to stake suspected diamond pipes before their rivals. |
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| A fireplace set in one wall blazed fiercely, keeping the room and the food set on an iron grid before it, warm. |
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| The cherry blossoms danced in random loops and twirls before resting on the grass below our feet. |
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| This allows the steel to be twisted like a rope before additional hammering draws it to the flat configuration needed for a knife blank. |
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| Our perseverance and pioneering spirit in blazing a trail nobody has ever trodden before is no doubt admirable. |
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| Britzolakis does not actually blaze a trail here but proceeds down a path cut by numerous critics before her. |
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| And before he knew it, the pro had twisted him into positions he never thought possible. |
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| He instinctively grabbed the tumbling bag with outstretched arms, and it twisted him sharply to the right before striking his shins and feet. |
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| Samaras strikes hundreds of different poses, twisting and reshaping himself before the lenses of his various Polaroids. |
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| The raging wind began to take shape, twisting and coiling before the man before coalescing into a staff. |
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| I spent at least a year mooning around before Darren had told me to snap out of it. |
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| Having sang the song at a session on the Saturday night before the World Cup started, a few people twisted my arm to record it for use on radio. |
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| Stella decided on the pattern of stripes before beginning the work, and then executed it as impersonally as possible, like a sign painter. |
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| It'll not be long now before we'll be able to see the same sight on Cardigan Bay and, with any luck, watch the dolphins playing in the moonbeams. |
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| Bakers in Vietnamese communities begin to prepare weeks before the festival by making moon cakes of sticky rice. |
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| The row began before Christmas when Councillor Jarvis threatened to resign after a blazing argument with a senior official during a meeting. |
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| As a reward for helping with the kids, my wonderful SIL and DD took me to Menton's for dinner the night before I left. |
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| As it turned out before bedtime I played witness to one of Mia's explosive temper tantrums. |
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| Well before the renaissance, the new men were buying up land, seizing cities, glorifying themselves with new titles and heraldic blazons. |
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| Their explosives had a time delay trigger to give the divers time to leave the port before exploding. |
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| Her silence after the speech was utterly different than her silence before the speech. |
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| It was a beautiful moonlit night, and before we went home we walked down to the Ham Bridge across the river. |
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| Mikah, dragged out of the room and into the hallway before he had time to protest, kept his doubts silent. |
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| I arrived shortly before 10 a.m. in a bleak downpour, trusting that someone had recorded my appointment. |
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| His vision bleared for the last second that he remembered before he fell and everything went black. |
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| You turn over in your half-sleep and try to read the numbers, but they blur before your bleary eyes. |
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| We've never seen stuff like it before, and we get terribly excited and twittery about it. |
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| He nodded his head, and the ram bleated out a cry before storming off towards Diana. |
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| I figure one of us should be mature and cancel the silent treatment before the end of the year. |
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| Apollo 11 astronauts Buzz Aldrin and Neil Armstrong put it there on July 21, 1969, about an hour before the end of their final moonwalk. |
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| Almost all of them are the children of Aids victims, and some die before the age of two. |
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| The night before your finals I met you out in a club at two in the morning. |
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| I should have known to read everything he wrote on the subject before adding my own two cents. |
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| I'm stuck in this two-bit town until the fall, when I will venture out to the same college I went to before and try to life my live. |
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| The missing man had been a regular customer at the pub since he first moored his boat at Avoncliff a week before. |
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| It is imperative that each side branch of the saphenous vein be identified and bleeding be controlled before division. |
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| He spent some time in Spain, and showed an interest in Moorish music before returning to Germany. |
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| Hiking up the mountain, you pass through forest, bamboo and moorland, before being rewarded at the peak with superb views. |
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| There was a pale light inside and a shadow stood before the light, the silhouette of a child. |
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| It's almost impossible to bleed air from the cooling system, so a special tool should be used to put the system under vacuum before filling. |
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| This, plus one litre of distilled water are to be mixed before starting the fill and bleed process. |
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| You think Gordon Ramsay spends 14 hours in the operating theatre before he makes supper for a whole bleeding family? |
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| To what extent we are acculturated to human sound even before birth, given that the inner ear is formed so early in gestation, is a moot point. |
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| The woman, dressed in intricately patterns of fine silk, sat on the cushioned chair, and took the glass of wine the page had set before her. |
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| The idea has been mooted before but this time there's actually money flowing into the pot. |
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| I had never studied international law before the gruelling four months of my life that the moot eventually consumed. |
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| She tried to brush my matted mop in the morning before she sent me to pre-school. |
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| Muttering under his breath, he gets a sponge from the kitchen and starts mopping up the wine from the table before it can spill onto the floor. |
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| We were the first to get alarm bells in our houses, to carry defibrillators and we got our bleepers before the retained firemen. |
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| A mean old man ells at his band of young moptops to improve their playing before they advance to the annual music competition. |
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| Make up small quantities of your blends so they don't have to stand for too long before being used. |
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| Barrie had to nose more than upward of around 60,000 casks before becoming Glenmorangie's master blender. |
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| The priest wraps a robe around the bride and groom, symbolizing their union, and blesses them before concluding the ceremony. |
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| I exit the church, blessing myself again before I go, and exit through the back way. |
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| She blessed herself with holy water before walking out of the church, and who did she see standing on the sidewalk? |
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| Bran nearly screamed again when the door flew upon, but the blessed light calmed her slightly before strong arms wrapped protectively around her. |
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| However, he had no difficulty in desecrating and looting the temple of tons of gold, silver and precious stones before burning it. |
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| Adrian found his way around the shoes and handed Nicky a cup of coffee, before sitting at the other end of the two-seater sofa. |
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| It is customary on this day to eat from the fruits of trees, and to recite the appropriate blessing of thanksgiving before eating. |
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| Yet a small group of CEOs and financiers managed to save the family silver before the house burned to the ground. |
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| He also falls in love at first sight with Kokintz's daughter, before spiriting both away, with the Q bomb in hand, back to Grand Fenwick. |
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| Ideally, you should decide your lighting scheme before any building work has started. |
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| There was some time left before the lesson started and an idea suddenly occurred to me. |
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| He followed her out the door and grabbed her arm before she started down the stairs. |
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| Sally Tomkins, 43, is a full-time mother from Bolton who wanted to buy a computer for her son before he starts university in October. |
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| However, I really should catch up with the girls before they start their promising careers. |
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| I was a bit worried that it might all get too hot and start a fire before then. |
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| She took centre stage when starting last year's junior race before joining in to raise more cash for Francis House. |
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| After having accepted the invite, two hours before the start of the game he phoned me to say he wasn't coming. |
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| That points to the likelihood that grimy hands had affected the silvering, either before or after it was applied. |
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| I doubt so, the pages would have been eaten by moths and silverfish long before the work became public domain. |
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| The exact course was a secret until about three hours before the start of the race. |
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| Participants are urged to arrive at least an hour before the start, and say parking will be available in a field at the hall. |
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| Along with her fellow climbers, Katrina will have to make an early start before the clouds come in. |
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| An early start enables a two-dive morning trip to be back on the beach before mid-day. |
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| His oldest brother, Tory, would give him an hour's head start before following in his car. |
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| The easiest way to ruin a web development project is to get started before you are ready. |
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| A brother, also called Salvador, had died a few months before Dali's birth, and in childhood he came to identify morbidly with his namesake. |
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| The girls waited for the prince to begin eating his own food before they started on their own, which was custom. |
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| This next one seems to have plenty to keep me occupied, so I'd better go off and begin drafting the review before starting on the next one. |
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| After two and half years, and just before the big trial, they were pulling the lead attorney from the case and starting over with someone new. |
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| Infections that cause seedling blights occur after the seed has germinated but before or just after emergence. |
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| Aron had become rather mordant, and she thought it essential that he gain some cheer before the long walk home. |
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| So the good news for the company is that more customers are positive about the merger than before. |
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| The dawn chorus starts shortly before 4 a.m. now, and I find it impossible to sleep on once the noisy little blighters have roused me. |
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| Guy began his battle with cancer five years ago and only 12 days before he died he was told there was no more that could be done. |
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| We go back to when he was subsidised by the greatest afternoon tabloid ever, before he became a silvertail. |
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| I also have to take a Tylenol or aspirin an hour before my leg workout, because I get such an incredible migraine from it. |
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| She'd been lying for several hours before discovery, and, although conscious on admission to casualty, she was clearly moribund. |
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| To reduce or eliminate this problem, use no more than 1.6 pounds active per acre of atrazine or simazine the year before planting soybeans. |
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| Carlos is up next, and seems to rather frighten James and his simian features somewhat by being chatty before his performance. |
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| Born in North Dakota, she graduated from the University of Illinois and was a junior high school teacher before she met Ellis on a blind date. |
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| We were blindfolded before we travelled some distance to reach his hideout. |
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| If one of them could take a funny turn just before the race, that would be perfect. |
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| Deep-water species such as the monkfish and the orange roughy are at risk, as it can take decades before a fish is old enough to breed. |
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| Atticus shook his head before turning about to face the remaining contributors to the conversation. |
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| He cleaved the head off of an imaginary foe before turning about, parrying a blow by another imaginary enemy. |
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| Alternately, before turning in you may like to embark on a quest to find the island's buried treasure. |
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| He did rob a couple dozen banks when he was a cop before his best friend turned him in. |
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| About 10 minutes before serving, turn the mixture out onto a plate, remove the cling-film and cut the ice-cream into wedges. |
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| Remove the loaves from the oven, turn them out onto a rack, and let cool before eating. |
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| The engines may kick back if the ignition is turned on before the engines start turning over. |
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| He turned the engine over and as they pulled away from the curb, he glanced at her before he concentrated on the road. |
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| Right before you turn into the cemetery, there's a little side road, unnamed, that's made entirely of dirt and pebbles. |
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| Fewer inspections did not necessarily mean a ship could be turned around at a US port faster than before. |
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| Palm warblers come early in the season, weeks before bay-breasteds and blackpolls, whose appearance indicates that the migration is winding down. |
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| Cowell keeps up his momentum and throws him into the turnbuckle before running into him like a speed train. |
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| I believe our great councillor before him would never have defected and become a turncoat. |
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| The tapestry of life bent around him, its threads flowing, bending to his will like iron before a blacksmith's anvil. |
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| Quickly, he sidesteps the form and continues on another few steps before he finds himself inexplicably stopped and staring up in to the rain. |
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| He took the last turning before the road that led to the school, and smacked straight into someone. |
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| Black swans are unpredictable, Taleb argues, because by their nature they represent a break with what has come before. |
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| I think he must have seen Rothko's last great monochromes in 1969, just before his suicide. |
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| The functionally monocular athlete should be evaluated by an ophthalmologist before being admitted to participation in a particular sport. |
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| If possible, all children should have their monocular visual acuity tested before four years of age. |
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| This warming beverage is easy to prepare by steeping spices in hot water and milk before adding black tea. |
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| Manhattan's sleek skyscrapers are visible for an instant before the turnpike veers west and south towards Newark. |
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| Underlying the creation of a new monodrama, an example ever before me is the story of a child frightened by a violent thunderstorm. |
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| The suspect car sideswiped two oncoming vehicles before hitting a third vehicle and coming to a stop. |
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| About 100,000 people are expected to pass through the turnstiles before the event finishes on Thursday evening. |
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| To accommodate narrow gauge engines, three-rail track must turn into four-rail before reaching the turntable. |
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| Top-heavy, like all battleships, the Nagato turned turtle before leaving daylight behind. |
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| It was created by adding a good deal of turpentine to the paint before it was applied as the final coat. |
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| The expanse of green, turquoise and blue water opened up before me, stretching to the horizon. |
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| It was only when she found herself standing before a massive pile of weathered stones, a huge, natural monolith, that she stopped. |
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| Dash around the campus with a box of sidewalk chalks, leaving gigantic messages on the roads, and then disappear before anyone sees you. |
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| But despite his injuries, he tussled with the man for several minutes before finally letting him out of his shop when he threatened to kill him. |
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| Elvis had barely left the building before TVNZ was getting the knives out. |
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| Whilst privatisation proceeds apace and monopolies are being dismantled, there is clearly a long way to go before a market economy will truly exist here. |
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| They purchased it sight unseen and before they ever went to Africa. |
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| Pictures showed Lee being hoisted off the ship on a rope, aided by other crew members, well before the ship sank completely. |
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| The masked men attacking him turned to give me a startled look before they were blasted into the air by some invisible force that seemed to flow from inside of me. |
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| She cleared her throat before the monotonous beep and began. |
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| You know, he dug up 32-year-old mug shots of me that I had never even seen before, that had never been posted. |
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| This was even before the nonprofit group hired a Boston law firm to investigate its namesake as Newsweek was preparing its story. |
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| I threw a ball to him before the game in an effort to lift his spirits. |
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| Most mornings, Richardson put in a call to Sam Rayburn before driving Murchison to the track. |
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| In this case, however, Lee was swept from the stage by the gossip gurus at Gawker before the msm could clear its throat. |
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| Why so many in the msm preferred to ignore the evidence before them is the topic for another column. |
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| I don't know where the time went, but before long it was 10, and then 11 and the barman was calling time, collecting up glasses and mopping the tables. |
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| Ten years before I was born, following the birth of the twins, she was very very ill, and as the family mythology goes the doctors told her not to have any more children. |
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| I gave Michael's ear an affectionate last tweak before releasing it. |
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| The gates will open at 4.45 pm, one hour before the concert starts. |
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| The blast blew out windows in the room where the two met moments before. |
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| Scotty glanced about for any sight of the East Team before answering. |
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| For stories, for life, and the amazing meals we shared before his untimely death. |
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| Harrison follows your eyes, as if you're an NFL quarterback staring at a receiver, and he intercepts your sight line with an answer before you can complete the question. |
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| It is important to frisk your beloved for alternative mobiles, bleepers and other James Bond-style communication devices before saddling up and riding off into the sunset. |
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| Besides the cut and the silvery hair, he looked the same as before. |
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| The leaf stalks are blanched in boiling water and peeled before use. |
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| The U.S. says Iran should suspend the 20 percent enrichment as a confidence-building measure before sanctions begin to be unwound. |
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| But all we know of this world will pale before the newness and blessedness of life in the world to come, where sin and death are destroyed forever. |
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| He and his coworkers are tracking the progress of 20 children in India, ages 6 to 15, who grew up sightless before the surgical removal of their cataracts. |
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| I was silent for a moment, choosing my words carefully before I continued. |
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| She took one last look at her bedroom, before starting down the stairs. |
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| Three blind people and a number of sighted people took part in the fundraising jump, which involved training that morning before the crew took to the skies. |
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| He described how the car went out of sight before there was a flash. |
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| I undo the button, but before I unzip him I let my fingers wander, tracing his erection through the soft denim. |
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| The place was silent, the only sound to be heard coming from the kitchen where the cook readied the evening's fare before the after work rush started. |
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| It took 16 years before the last survivor, a mutt named musketeer, expired. |
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| How many cars do they have to twoc before they get on the course? |
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| And I just saw him looking very distressed before they forced him into his seat, and put a blindfold on him and covered his handcuffs with a blanket. |
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| That takes time before the multiplier effect fully kicks in with private sector job creation. |
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| Avoid aspirin, Tylenol, ibuprofen and similar medications before retiring. |
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| They met in 2009, before Dewani rented a private jet and flew her to Paris to propose. |
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| Fail, and most experts think it is just a matter of time before one of these capitals disappears in a mushroom cloud. |
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| You have to talk to your people before they hear from other people and you have to publish before other people publish. |
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| Patton essentially argues that women are making a mistake by putting their careers before marriage and motherhood. |
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| Sheet ice was so bad in parts that an ambulance had to be pushed from a side street by passers-by before it could continue its journey to hospital. |
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| These were the days before Twitter, of course, when rumors metastasized and took slightly longer to radiate. |
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| The three cars on his tail tried to block his escape routes, but the man drove straight into the first vehicle, pushed past a second and sideswiped a third before driving off. |
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| He caught her out of her twirl and pulled her close to him in front of a camera, making them look like a couple before kissing her cheek, cameras flashing all the while. |
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| And all of us in a democracy should be more hesitant before resorting to name-calling and slurs. |
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| She did one final twirl for herself in front of the mirror before smiling to herself again and walking to the door carefully in her tall black pump heels. |
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| This situation has to be addressed before there is a turnabout. |
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| Crispy Corn Breadby Matt and Ted Lee The kings of Southern cooking show you how to bake this must-have bread like never before. |
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| That first couple of weeks, before any contact had been made, they survived on what was meant to be a two-day ration of food. |
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| As a group we then traveled to Rosita, where we spoke to a convention of Moravian pastors before heading to the Rio Prinzapolka, where we met up with Ivonne. |
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| He gave them a brief history of his culture and explained his heritage before telling traditional native stories, complete with moralistic values. |
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| The uproar denouncing Alice was so swift that ABC Family cancelled it before even shooting the pilot. |
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| The night before our chat, in Edinburgh, he persuaded a Book Festival crowd to exchange mobile numbers then create a mini-symphony of rings and bleeps. |
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| Right before I signed my contract, my recruiter pulled me aside and asked if I was sure about being in the infantry. |
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| Any child with an enlarged spleen from infectious mono should be examined by the child's doctor for medical approval before returning to contact sports. |
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| Patients in group I received 2.4 g of monobasic sodium phosphate and 0.9 g of dibasic sodium phosphate for mechanical bowel preparation on the day before surgery. |
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| This loud display of pique lasted about a week before Fallin quietly reversed herself. |
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| A Tullow woman tussled violently with her attackers as they attempted to steal her handbag before they dragged her along the road until she smacked her head off a lamp-post. |
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| I presume most Republicans will be clever enough to mute impeachment talk before November. |
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| Paul twisted, swivelled, danced and turned his way through some desperate tackles before pirouetting over the line in a mesmerising display of balance and control. |
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| Closing her eyes, she rolled her head back to rest upon the peak of the sofa-back before allowing it to loll sideways towards Sam, taking a look at him. |
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| In this prologue, I will explain the various tribes mentioned, namely selkies, Sidhe, phoukas, and halflings, as many readers may not have heard of them before. |
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| The sergeant grew up at Robin Hood's Bay before joining the merchant navy and sailing to West Africa, where a bout of blackwater fever put an end to his maritime career. |
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| If you could have a mushroom granola bar a half-hour before you work out, well, that would be ideal. |
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| He paraglided, scuba dived, and even tried to rappel down Mt. Rushmore before he was rebuffed by park officials. |
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| While at the party, I managed to polish off a fifth of Jose in less than two hours, so I had a few minutes of relative coherence before I sailed off into oblivion. |
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| A second before I blanked out, cold water connected with my forehead. |
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| College authorities have banned tutors from offering students a predinner drink and the timing of Hall has been brought forward to discourage excessive drinking before dinner. |
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| Quietly, ever so quietly, I watched two worlds briefly collide before one exited into the sunlight and the other stayed behind in the dim twilight. |
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| The conclusions of Coming Apart are pure dogma, not only unsupported but even unrelated to anything that went before. |
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| Always twist wires together securely before twisting on the wire nut. |
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| And before leaving New York three years ago, he tutored disadvantaged students in Washington Heights and served as a mentor in a Big Brother-like program. |
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| He then begins a campaign of terror to ensure that his beloved gets the best parts before spiriting her away to his subterranean lair to be his infernal bride. |
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| I remember trying to cast him in a movie a year before Taken, and they were unsure about him. |
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| The smugglers, too, have taken advantage of technology, particularly cell phones and two-way radios that allow them to avoid agents and arrange rides before landing. |
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| If checks are prepared by someone other than the treasurer for the treasurer's signature, the treasurer should see the supporting document before signing the check. |
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| People don't seem to realise that if they go out and get bladdered the night before, the chances are they will still be over the limit in the morning. |
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| They have described hearing a hissing noise like a giant pressure cooker letting off steam, seconds before a huge blast which blew one man 8ft into a locker. |
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| I never lifted a brush before, I never mixed a paint, so I gave it a whirl. |
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| That excuse was suddenly blanked out by the image before him. |
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| Alas, she was thrown onto the rocket sled of celebrity and has ridden to heights never before seen. |
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| We are not aware of anyone in our office who possessed or saw the video before it was made public. |
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| Revitalised, he too bludgeoned a brief and spectacular change in momentum in the last hour before, as sure as bend follows twist, he handed it back. |
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| After work, I would come home to my lonely apartment, pop a TV dinner in the microwave, and watch the television for the next few hours before going to sleep. |
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| But not before a dress dilemma left her galloping into Alice's Dancewear shop in Prescot on Tuesday evening. |
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| I HAVE never written in before but felt compelled to after the article about the police using cardboard cut-outs to deter crime in South Wales. |
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| Once again, it's brimming with epic, gorgeous cut scenes and over-the-top battles that are more exhilarating than ever before. |
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| The Gambia government is to launch a new 20 Dalasi banknote before the year end. |
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| Kyle's header made it 4-1 just after the hour and a Rhys Darg own goal made it five before Smith completed his hat-trick in the 70th minute. |
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| Daal had the Dees two goals up in 32 minutes before a fight-back by County, but a goal from Paul McHale got all three points. |
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| No wonder Kerry said he had a lot to ponder before going to bed. |
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| The saltiest vegetarian burger contained more salt than three packets of crisps, says the study, published just before National Vegetarian Week. |
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| Each pony is stood up before the judges between two poles and assessed on head and neck, shoulder, body and overline, limbs and feet. |
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| Your cardiovascular health problems seem to have started before switching to the lower dose of cyanocobalamin. |
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| I've run the Nos Galan elite race twice before and this year I'm in the fun run. |
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| The new VIP Club will offer much more value-added services for VIP buyers than before. |
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| His initial interest was in Dall sheep because no one had really studied the species before, but the book wasn't simply about hunting. |
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| Stick to your plan and your budget, otherwise you'll overextend yourself, and before long, you'll be in over your head. |
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| Shortly before her death she started a relationship with a Dutch-based Irishman which enraged van der Ven. |
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| It took until two minutes before the break for McManaman to force the first save of the game out of Strasbourg keeper Alex Vencel. |
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| Telford having a couple of shouts for a penalty, before Kyle Brownhill hit the bar after good work from Dave Hibbert to outmuscle his marker. |
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| Former Newcastle bad-boy Ranger outmuscled his man before shooting past a diving Frankie Fielding with just three minutes remaining. |
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| The 70-times capped legend felt the Scots were embroiled in a physical battle with Georgia before outmuscling them for a 15-6 victory. |
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| But if there were 865,000 job vacancies before 2006, how come that out-of-work Brits didn't snap them up? |
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| They repeated that several times and before the procession moved on. |
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| Patients who had been diagnosed with meningitis, ventriculitis, or any systemic infection before data collection were excluded from the study. |
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| The opposition between Ahura Mazda and the daevas stems from Zarathustra's religious reform that took place before the oldest Iranian texts. |
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| Oxygenation before DAF may be counterintuitive since water can only hold so much oxygen. |
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| We're the daftie who gets handed a bottle of champers and scuds himself on the nose when popping the cork before getting soaked with the spray. |
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| Cycloplegic refraction measurements were taken before study commencement, every three months and at the end of the study. |
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| After the chairs were bisque fired, students glazed their masterpieces with different colors of overglazes before the final firing. |
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| Born in London in 1961, Clark first played piano and vibraphones before turning, at the age of 13 to the drums. |
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