| I don't know the reason why he has said all this but it puts him in a bad light. |
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| I'll try to send more as time passes, but you may need to remind me when your supply gets low. |
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| We have no control over increased costs or low supplies, but we do have control over our attitude. |
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| Wall Street has never been a safe place to play, but now your investments could be skewed by rank dishonesty. |
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| The wheel well all but disintegrated and the already broken front axle shattered to pieces that fell at odd angles. |
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| She heard the click of the closing door and then the sound of the latch falling into place, but still she did not move. |
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| Both have advisory boards, individual donors and websites, but no rank-and-file members. |
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| At ministerial level, it usually does, but among the rank and file, it often does not. |
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| They do not advertise these vacancies, but family and friends are appointed. |
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| Blackfish still seem to be slow but no doubt they will be running as soon as the water is clearer on the run-out tide. |
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| Connolly's excellent run took him into the Sherwood area but he elected to shoot when a square pass would have left Lofthouse with an open goal. |
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| Recruitment and retention activities are occurring but having no real impact on vacancies being advertised. |
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| She was vague about the reasons, but she didn't want to advertise the fact I was intelligent. |
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| I've assured and reassured him a hundred times that this isn't true, but then, there's only so much you can say to salvage a hurt ego. |
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| He promised and assured all that this was but a preliminary visit and that he would be back on Christmas Eve with the toys they had written for. |
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| Apologies for the relatively low quality but it's in order to keep the file size down. |
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| She assured and reassured us they didn't have peanuts in them but I stayed away from them just in case. |
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| He would frequently answer advertisements for rental vacancies, but no landlord would offer his family a spot. |
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| He was the personification of the kind of low cunning to which Nixon himself aspired but could never quite achieve. |
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| I'm not promising we'll win it, but I can assure all the supporters that we're determined to give it our best shot. |
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| Most of the ones I know have a low opinion of them but never seem to be asked. |
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| She was still clicking away with her booties, but she was watching Grandda with a bit of alarm. |
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| He taught Lilly the rudiments of astrology, but Lilly had a low opinion of his tutor. |
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| Her voice was slow but determined, the fires and winds quieting at the sound of her low voice. |
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| The corollary is that it is not moderation, but total victory, that assures survival. |
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| I am aware of his comments but one or two of the other youngsters could also be given a run-out. |
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| She studied traditional dance and kabuki in Japan but doesn't incorporate it into her work. |
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| It was probably a bit too long a run-out for him in his first match back, a whole two hours of football, but it proved something to him. |
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| Former Castlebar Celtic player Danny Lawless also went close for Snugboro but despite the best efforts off both teams the game ended all square. |
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| The whelk-enclosure experiment demonstrated that the predatory whelk affected not only survivorship but also growth rate of the clam. |
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| They were alike in many ways, but somehow the two popular seniors never really clicked. |
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| It briefly picks it up near the home stretch, but runs out of gas by the end, which will probably leave you wanting more. |
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| In other words, India was assured of all but one medal even before the event commenced. |
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| In following years protests continued but the peace movement seems to be running out of steam. |
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| I have tried to date new people in the last month or two, but I haven't clicked with anyone. |
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| The two very sexy stars provide enough chemistry in this stylized thriller but the movie runs out of steam halfway through. |
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| Broadly, he says, his government has listened and tried to understand business, but there are issues which still rankle. |
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| Playing down to his sexist expectations worked, but the idea that because she was a woman she must not be a threat still rankled. |
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| The questions were legitimate but they rankled with Murray, who can be as delicate off-court as he is destructively powerful on it. |
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| I think we acquitted ourselves really well in the Champions League, but it still rankles with most of us that we are out of it. |
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| In place of the legends are a group of lesser-knowns who shoot low scores but haven't clicked with fans. |
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| Well, there is a thing or two that might rankle people on either side, but Scott has his head in the right place. |
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| We rode on forward and both of us were expecting a shot at any moment, but as we approached I saw that they were not Japanese but Kachin. |
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| If you're not just in love but willing to go through the highs and lows because of that love, then I want people to know they're not alone. |
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| We hope we will enjoy some beautiful fall days but advisably you should also be prepared for some rain. |
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| Supplemental oxygen is not required to climb it, but good brakes in your car are advisable. |
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| Advance booking is always advisable but you can of course always take a chance on the day itself. |
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| Admission is free but donations are encouraged and early arrival is advised. |
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| They had hoped to do their push along the road but were advised by police that it was too dangerous. |
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| His tone made a crescendo to pleading, but Kay kept speaking rather assuredly. |
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| Of course there is still a difference between town and country, but there is not a geographical split. |
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| A third category of comments are critical of the advisor, but possibly are ramifications of advisees being unprepared. |
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| Currency appreciation alone does not choke off growth, but assuredly it should choke off a lot of inflation. |
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| There probably are other trusts that would be interested if I really went to town on a campaign, but I'm just too old. |
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| He's a far better athlete than the defender covering him much of the time, but he doesn't make the defender pay for that. |
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| She was phoned back not by the MP, but by a special adviser to the secretary of state. |
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| At the moment I am an adviser to the Minister of the Interior, but I will be quitting soon. |
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| They think they can do or say whatever they want, whenever they want but they are wrong because I plan to fight every step of the way. |
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| He can win whenever and however he wants, but the people on the roadside have stopped cheering. |
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| The looting started with thousands in the morning, but by noon the number of civilian ransackers had slimmed down to a few hundred. |
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| It should be noted that the document is informative and advisory but has no legal authority. |
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| All but one have now been released, but only after millions of dollars in ransoms were paid. |
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| It promised ruthless pragmatism about means, but has become dogmatic in its advocacy of the private sector. |
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| In 1993, Colombia's government briefly made paying ransoms illegal, but there was an outcry from victims' relatives. |
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| This is clever advocacy, but I really do not think it addresses the real issue. |
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| We went through a difficult time, but when the going gets tough, the tough get going. |
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| As the sun went down and a happy bunch went home, many were still in with a chance, but when the going gets tough, the tough get going. |
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| Seattle got a couple of lowball offers for Allen but never was close to dealing him. |
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| Be aware of it, but make sure when you leave, you know where the sources of information and resources are. |
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| I know you are but what I am asking you is, can you tell me where I am wrong in that analysis? |
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| She couldn't remember where she'd heard that saying, but it seemed to be a good one. |
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| On paper you knew what they liked to drink or where they'd heard about the show, but there was no intimacy. |
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| Theodore was still ranting angrily under his breath about Matt and Lidia, but she didn't mind. |
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| Ann and I have our differences on the issues, but I personally appreciate her psychotic rants. |
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| People seem to think he is not passionate enough, but it's just that he doesn't rant and rave. |
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| Coaching respects where you are right now, but will take you further, faster, easier. |
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| We educate them to respect where they are but to keep their identity as Muslims. |
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| Mr Bernau said he accepted the fees as a part of the open market, but urged people to use a free machine where possible. |
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| It can be a mite unwieldy in car parks and the like, but it was never intended as a town car even if in reality many rarely leave a sealed road. |
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| You know, he delivered some low blows, but they weren't questioning his patriotism. |
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| Some companies, such as Bank of Ireland, automatically include this type of accident in their standard cover, but this is not the norm. |
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| It's tempting to think of this song as Marc Jordan covering a Rod Stewart song, but this, in fact, is the original. |
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| His present whereabouts are unknown, but it is acknowledged that he gave a statement to US interrogators. |
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| Detectives visited his residence at midnight on Thursday but his whereabouts remained unknown on Friday night. |
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| By his own standards, Bowe struggled at times but he did produce a magnificent birdie when most needed at the testing 17th to square the match. |
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| A low-born peasant maid cures the king of France, who promises her choice of husband but the man she chooses rejects her. |
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| Reasonable discussion is important but irrational rantings will achieve nothing. |
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| Although I like to think of myself as a modern and liberated woman, I can't help but fall prey to the guidelines of social norms. |
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| Call me a lowbrow, a philistine if you like, but I wasn't lured to Vienna by any of these. |
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| At first Lydia was uncomfortable, but then she seemed to square her shoulders and prepare herself. |
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| I could easily plane a length of wood or weld up sheet metal, but would I be as effective if all I had to work with was an adze or forge? |
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| If everyone can be skinny, thin won't be in, but fat will start being where it's at. |
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| She proved she could rap with the best of them, but her singing voice leaves quite a bit to be desired. |
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| He has concluded that the conduct of two former officers involved misconduct but that such misconduct was not wilful. |
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| That earns him a sharp rap on the shoulder, but he says he doesn't mind because my punches don't hurt. |
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| The physical world has abundant glitter, but emptiness lies beneath its superficial shine. |
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| The duo take a distinctly independent approach to hip-hop, creating cinematic but melancholy beats around some telling raps from Reindeer. |
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| His voice has a limited range, but is used well, serving the slow burn of these songs far more effectively than a straightforward rap. |
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| Classical literature is rich in lessons of character, but often gets a bad rap because of its archaic language and unfamiliar settings. |
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| For that alone, it had attracted my attention, but he'd even added some glitter. |
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| According to this view of things, the Revolution may have caused long aftershocks, but it did not itself generate norms or patterns of behaviour. |
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| By paying attention to his lyrical skill, you notice that he is not only a phenomenal rapper, but also a fine poet. |
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| The town hall is owned by North Wiltshire District Council but the facility is run by the town council. |
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| The set is peppered with indifferent songs to be honest, but with nice middle eights. |
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| It is an attempt to square their own backbenchers, but they have failed to satisfy them and we are now set for a battle royal. |
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| You're aware that it's an inexact science, but you're still going to get a low-carb item for lunch. |
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| Ireland have the wherewithal to defeat a nation that has plenty of heritage but little by way of present form. |
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| He makes a dash for the byline but is dispossessed before he can get a cross in. |
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| His decision gave him no option but to hit a harmless ball across the goal from the byline. |
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| Nightlife is non-existent, but it's a great spot to relax, and absorb equal amounts of Greek sunlight and fresh Aegean air. |
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| A house suited for quiet family life but within an hour of Dublin whets the appetite of country loving commuters. |
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| It was too small for the others to get through, but plenty large enough for this one, as it had been the runt of the litter. |
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| The elements in this dish could work well together, but the overall effect just isn't subtle enough to whet your palate for more. |
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| They had planned for this, but he still doubted whether or not it was really going to work. |
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| Like a lot of runts, I didn't think he'd live, but he's tough and has held his own. |
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| We have three at present but the plan, whether it comes to fruition or not, is for four. |
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| Our members are a down to earth group of fanciers who not only love the breed of Giant Runts, but they truly enjoy each other as friends as well. |
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| It does not improve the mechanical characteristics of the stem, but does improve shock damping. |
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| Butter-milk, skimmed milk and whey were also drunk but probably not in such great quantity at a feast. |
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| It does not improve the mechanical characteristics of the stem, but it does improve shock damping. |
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| One is for a gift and one is for a service, but I can never remember which is which. |
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| The company had an excellent staff retention rate, but rapid expansion came at a price. |
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| Each has its advantages but whichever one the producer chooses is certain to alienate some section of the public. |
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| The Indian wars are all but over, and the West has been tamed, or destroyed, whichever you prefer. |
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| The coffin was borne in by pall-bearers, marching to a rapid, but light step. |
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| Maybe she had left me a clue for finding her, or maybe it was a mistake, but I intended to make use of it whichever was the case! |
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| He hadn't decided which film to make, he added, but whichever story he chose he'd cast me. |
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| Ibarra will get some money back, he explains, but it won't be the full amount and it won't be until the accounting is squared away. |
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| They got out, scrambled up the ridge for a better look, and saw rapids but no falls that looked too large to navigate. |
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| Gill nets are not only stretched across the river but are also between rocky out crops where rapids exist in the river. |
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| They will love making thumbprints in the cookies but might have trouble sitting still for less glamorous tasks like stemming cherry tomatoes. |
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| I'm sure it will be fine with my father, but I'll give you his number so you can square it away with him. |
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| It is a low tech but highly effective way of stemming the flow of illegal immigrants into this country. |
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| Pea aphids can be found at low levels but are expected to multiply rapidly in the warm weather. |
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| Perhaps most notable is the lower representation of these groups in doctoral degrees overall, but particularly in the STEM disciplines. |
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| My index finger now only overlaps my middle finger a bit, but I can't bend it at all. |
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| The Hall was built in 1826, but became redundant when the present town hall was built. |
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| It is a fight he has had to square up to before but in the past it was the fans he had to win over. |
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| Most won't succumb to stem rot as quickly as soft-stemmed perennials, but it can happen just the same. |
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| Occasionally a slight breeze rattles the thin-stemmed bushes and moves the tops of pine and spruce, but that is all. |
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| The height of the plants can vary from variety to variety, but the flowers are almost always produced in short-stemmed clusters. |
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| We may grimace and cough when we catch a whiff, but most of the time we shrug it off as part of the cost of living in modern society. |
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| Every year hundreds of new scents are marketed, but most disappear before anyone catches a whiff. |
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| All swords and rapiers used are blunt, but otherwise accurate replicas of surviving examples. |
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| This has no relevance to the movie, but it's more interesting than anything that happens for the last half hour of the runtime. |
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| Kenneth Scott, an emeritus professor of law at Stanford University, recalls Director as a man of gentleness but also a rapier intellect. |
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| A whiff of smoke sparked my noise, causing it to twitch as my allergies began to act, but I ignored it. |
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| I don't know everything about Oscar Wilde but from what I remember his rapier wit was not much honed by a four-hour stopover in Kuala Lumpur. |
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| Traditionally, not only property is bequeathed, but social and political position as well. |
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| Imperial powers bequeathed the nation-state system to their colonies, but it has not worked well in either part of the world. |
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| They might not have the fizz and the pop of aerated drinks, but they certainly contain the goodness of herbs. |
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| After that, you may expect to be swarmed by suitors, but that is normal for a young duchess as you will be. |
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| It's not normal for someone my age to be surrounded by her parents, but it's nice to have them take care of me at the end of the day. |
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| Cool-season grass pastures will have some forage growth in the fall, but usually less than alfalfa. |
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| There are trapeze artists, clowns, aerialists and the like, but there are other, darker elements. |
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| Well the Oxford Movement generated great hymns, but then so did its opposition Evangelical or Low Church movement. |
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| He, in turn, gets engaged to a society girl, but Lucy puts a stop to that by pretending to be his low-class alcoholic sister. |
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| Taoism may prolong your life for a while, but by means of its teaching one cannot escape death. |
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| Now I'm not going to be able to think of anything else but her ears while watching the movie. |
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| You might not agree with everything there, but hopefully you'll find it all provocative, informative, and generally worth your while. |
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| No, they are normal people, but they perceive the world differently, and the key lies in the connection between the body and the mind. |
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| He stopped, but ere long, he continued to tap the carriage floor with the heels of his polished black shoes. |
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| He opened the door on a whim, expecting nothing, but instead, he was faced with four sets of eyes. |
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| The special rapporteur is also trying to investigate allegations of torture, but is being stalled by authorities. |
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| The airplane had a foldopen hatch, tandem seating, and sticks for pitch and roll, but wasn't rated for aerobatics. |
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| This was to be a show, but also a cadet competition in short field landings, simulated forced landings, instrument flying and aerobatics. |
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| He was shorter, but as athletic as him and had one of the smoothest run-ups in the game. |
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| A rapprochement between business and activists has never been more vital, but a deep cynicism persists in both camps. |
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| She was still whimpering with pain when we arrived but incredibly we were confronted with a pay and display car park! |
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| Maybe it was the tinny glint from the knife or the sound of her hoarse whimpers but something made him act. |
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| He was back to normal, well normal for him, but definitely strange to most people. |
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| My rap sheet is several pages, but it keeps disappearing from the cop's database. |
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| Others were, briefly, inattentive, but generally we were well behaved and gave Old Dutch our rapt attention. |
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| The advice from the airport was for people to check in as normal but to expect to face delays. |
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| Her bow was almost blown off, but her captain managed to keep her afloat by going full astern. |
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| Hawks and other raptors may dominate discussion in the fall, but this winter, birders are talking about owls. |
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| Sandler's a ridiculous romantic lead, but when the tone of the film matches his awkward effort with pure whimsy, it's light fun. |
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| A strange whimsy makes a grim memory of smoke and fog no less grim but perhaps more haunting. |
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| We didn't see it, but we caught a glimpse of another one of our favorite raptors, the Northern Harrier. |
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| It has terrific moments, especially early on, often anticipating Fellini in tone and setting, but it is a bit too jauntily whimsical for us now. |
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| His body shook with a memory he had tried to forget, but the woman lying helpless on his couch was bringing it all back to him. |
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| We find that the violent offenders as a group do differ to normals, but it doesn't mean to say that every murderer does have an abnormal profile. |
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| She took tea with her remaining admirers, but in the age of beat poetry and the apolitical pursuit of rapture, seemed something of a relic. |
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| Conlon's rocket sent his side's supporters into raptures but O'Donohoe held his nerve to cut short the Sligo side's premature celebrations. |
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| All this time, Brooks moans and whines, but he is inspired without hardly realizing it. |
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| A precise sound, it gained coherence and Padlin realized he was not hearing a whine or a howl or a growl but a phrase. |
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| It was not a high-pitched whine, but the noise was audible above the rest of the system. |
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| She was shielded from the plane by the hill, but she could still hear the whine of its engine as it approached. |
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| When the bell rang, sounding the end of school with its high pitched whine, they were reluctant to part, but they did so. |
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| Quin tried to keep his voice reasonable, but it came out as a pleading whine. |
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| It was like a kaleidoscope but definitely the strangest kaleidoscope she had ever seen. |
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| They can complain and whine all they want, but it doesn't change the fact that the world is changing around them. |
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| You present a sliver, a little glass piece of the kaleidoscope, a tiny little prism, in which you may see the greater war, but you may not. |
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| She realized there was nothing she could do but grumble, complain, whine and cry but that wasn't going to get her anywhere. |
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| Tiles were placed in the same home range areas for all trials, but in different runways or locations to avoid habituation and previous scents. |
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| The band might wear their influences on their sleeve, but what a kaleidoscopic variety it is! |
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| Watch leads are good for short range work, but at long range go for a more aerodynamic shape. |
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| I bit my lip as I noticed that his hair was wet but not dripping, as if he'd just shaken the water droplets out. |
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| The shape of the side windows is slightly different, but that obviously does not affect the aerodynamic shape. |
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| Yesterday Yorkshire flood victims still struggling to return to normality welcomed the move, but said it was too late. |
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| The team has cut up cars and had engineers work on aerodynamics, but nothing has helped. |
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| There will be all the normal whinges and possibly a few boardroom rogues, but Scotland ought to be cautiously optimistic about the new year. |
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| The spicy beef was rare and served with green mango and coriander, but lacked any real zing. |
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| The distance is less than seven miles as the crow flies, but is 13 miles by water, because of the twists and turns of the river. |
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| She shook Jason by the shoulders and he stirred a little, but did not wake up. |
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| It felt nice to be lusted after, to be an object of affection, but she still could not shake her fear of being loved. |
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| I think at this point I'm never shaking my fear of eating with others, but I have actually improved. |
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| I know the air is pretty rarified in academia, but has the good professor considered taking an evening course in the university of life? |
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| Changes in the game might have rarified some of old-time hockey's staple techniques, but what of the future? |
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| It wasn't quite as rarefied as Royal Ascot, and the weather was dodgy to say the least, but it was still fun to go racing at Ayr. |
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| An interesting thought, but he couldn't shake the feeling that something wasn't quite right. |
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| I don't rap too well but I've always liked making mix tapes. |
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| By this time he had more men than his pursuers, but they were of low quality because the best troops were kept in European Russia in case of rebellion. |
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| This year's Budget speech was another in his series of rapid-fire litanies of facts and figures with plenty of content but not much in the way of rhetorical flourish. |
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| The question is whimsical, but perhaps it illustrates something. |
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| Disagreement is one thing, but accusations of lying are a different matter altogether! |
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| Are you looking to have the perfect first convo, but always find yourself worried to make the move? |
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| In an effort to cope with the implications of this question, Americans have subtly but sweepingly shifted their ideals. |
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| I think of myself a political moderate, but the callousness and the rank inefficiency of much of the current Republican party leadership leaves a very bad taste in my mouth. |
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| The combination of the cold and the force of the blow was incredibly painful, but I gritted my teeth and whirled around, rapping him sharply on the knees. |
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| She was very capable of protecting herself but even though I continually told myself this I could not shake the feeling of fear for my best friend. |
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| Certainly, it is not a seductive garment and the vision from inside pretty limited and you can only guess at the heat, but the colours and delicacy of its cloth is exquisite. |
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| I remember hearing my parents talk about how much better life would be when their ship came in, but I never knew whether or not they really expected it to happen. |
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| They sometimes say they are, but in fact when push comes to shove, they are no more interested in the weaker clubs than they are in clubs that are not in Victoria. |
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| Later, his father rose through the ranks in the army, but he never forgot. |
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| He's constantly pitching our services, but he always swings for the home run and whiffs, leaving it to lower-level salespeople to bring in the business that keeps us afloat. |
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| Her friends told her the idea was pure madness, but she went through with it anyway. |
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| I grant that he's a talented writer, but I just don't find his books very interesting. |
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| The video was filmed before the massive violence that convulsed Kiev this week, but its message is eerily prescient. |
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| Sure it was a low blow, but it was something I didn't actually care about at the moment since it was clear she had no intention of sugarcoating whatever she wanted to say. |
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| This launched not only a wave of copycat online beheadings but a new era of AQI online communications. |
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| We all enjoy the peace and quiet and a chance to daydream while weeding, but there comes a time when it's nice to have company and talk about the whys and wherefores. |
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| There can be periods of high political tension but then normalcy returns. |
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| In the final match, Lara scored yet another hundred but this was so frantic and frenzied that it could not stop the Australians from winning the match and squaring the series. |
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| Pulcini had locked the front door of the convent, but now he found it open. |
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| Plus an unpleasant whiff of effluent as in the previous week's remorseless attacks on Cherie Blair, not for anything she's said or done but for the way she looks. |
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| I'd like to have witnessed more action, but given that Kingston's darkest crimes are more one-offs than the norm, the night's events were pretty typical for the patrol. |
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| With every breath, Wren made a cooing noise, but Jones looked online and saw that lots of newborns make funny sounds. |
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| Thirteen nervous minutes into the contest Doran converted a free from 38 metres but Mulligan squared the match in the 16th minute after interplay between Smith and McGoldrick. |
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| Mr Wood said aid had to be sent wherever people needed water, food and shelter but he warned there was no overall single answer to the problem of poverty. |
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| I usually prefer to ignore his rants but this is really too much. |
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| There were the rapiers on the walls, but I was too short to reach them. |
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| I could rant and rave about it but that wouldn't make a difference. |
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| I already have my gas mask out but not before I get a whiff of the smoke. |
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| He has people working for him, but he has a tight rein on every part of the process. |
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| At first Mark didn't know what he meant, but then it clicked. |
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| I wasn't sure how, but I assured myself that I would find a way. |
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| You can have your riots in Barcelona or wherever, but not here. |
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| Goldman is now dead, but his family still runs his business and maintains the graffiti wall. |
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| They appreciated her kindness but were not ready to reciprocate the gesture. |
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| Many years as a ranking officer had given Jim the ability to spot hero worship, but the service was designed to prevent that from becoming a problem. |
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| In Britain, we have townies and country folk, northerners and southerners, but Spain has 17 distinct regions, each with its own food, festivals and politics. |
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| The Westport contingent in the stadium was in rapture as Eamon was declared the winner, another title for St. Annes but they werent finished there. |
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| She had turned him down for a date before, but he persisted and asked her again. |
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| The UN could have gone on passing resolutions and sending in inspectors and rapporteurs for the next 50 years, but in the end there was no realistic alternative to war. |
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| Contrary to the impression given, behind the scenes it was not just non-Test team players who got bored and whinged endlessly, but virtually all the players. |
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| A successful trend-maker might be able to steer a conversation, but virality remains extremely difficult to predict. |
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| She added if the members wanted to put specific penalties for non-compliance in the by-laws they could do so but they were also dealt with under the act. |
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| Breaking the offending sentence into two sentences is grammatically correct but often rhythmically wrong. |
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| Engineers managed to get trains running on time again by the early hours today, but further problems near Bethnal Green put them back to square one. |
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| Ruth worries that Natalie is older than Frank and a single mother, but worse, that she's a townie and a distraction from his studies and eventual career. |
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| She tried to reach the vase but overbalanced herself and fell off the stool. |
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| There are more gangs of 'townies' hanging around Blackburn who are damaging surroundings and disturbing the peace, but do I see them being told to move? |
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| Likewise, the focus of the ancient Hawaiian kapu or law sought to focus on the relationships of kauwa not only with the kahuna and aliyi, but with all of the other groups. |
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| The Department for Culture, Media and Sport has plenty of money to give out, but collecting and interpreting the artefacts of human history is just not where it's at. |
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| Your bank statements provide some compensation, but it still rankles. |
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| Nevermind that fact, but he covers tunes by other respected musicians. |
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| Sandy Neilson's production, enthusiastically performed by the resident company, strikes an appropriate, rollicking tone but gradually runs out of steam. |
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| We got a bit worried when we saw a couple of police cars, but luckily they were country policemen rather than townie jobsworths, so we just got a look. |
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| The game finished all square after ninety minutes but extra time did sort the two sides out as the home side scored twice to book their place in the next round. |
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| Scholarly notes are usually signalled by superscript numbers at appropriate points in a text, but such symbols as asterisks and obelisks may be used instead for footnotes. |
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| I not only got to work with them but conversed with both of them at length. |
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| I swallowed the thought that maybe my dad was downstairs with the principal waiting for me but I squared my shoulders and excused myself from History class. |
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| For example, the addition of a stem carries no essential meaning that requires a minim to last half as long as a semibreve, but convention dictates it. |
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| I normally start off with a full body shot, but then I move in and start interacting and conversing with the person. |
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| We see them play and they look so assured, but they're full of doubts. |
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| The new normal is not going to be as good as conditions before the summer of 2008, but it might not be as bad as it has been in the first half of 2009, either. |
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| This 18-hour trip was in a less nice room, but one that had two seats that convert into a bed. |
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| What was crucial for the post-revolutionary Whigs that comprised the Scottish Enlightenment was not Locke but rather their own institutional status. |
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| Thousands of feet above sea level, the air is clear but rarefied. |
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| A virtual kaleidoscope of colour inundate not only the standing piles, but also overrun old fallen timbers that overlap, forming small overhangs and grottoes. |
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| A recent study showed that lamotrigine not only delays the time to any mood events but is notably effective against the depressive lows of bipolar illness. |
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| The store is always busy but they manage to keep the shelves stocked and neat. |
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| We advise against all but essential travel to all other parts of Iraq. |
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| Letting go is of course not advised but only used as a demonstration. |
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| Both peoples continue to draw on traditional Balkan stereotypes, which were reinforced in the recent Socialist era but which stem from much older folk memories. |
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| He is not against the idea of modernity, but advises caution. |
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| Newspapers still asterisk a word that's common currency in newsrooms up and down the country, but in literature the Chatterley classes started taking it as read. |
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| I wouldn't advise sleeping pills, but a nice warm bath might do the trick. |
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| Environment Secretary Margaret Beckett approved cultivation of the herbicide-tolerant maize but rejected commercial cultivation of GM beet and oilseed rape. |
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| The action takes place in the 1960s, but the girls' private dramas unfold in a rarefied world, isolated from the political turmoil going on outside. |
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| The officers approached Garner and tried to grab hold of him, but he swatted their hands away. |
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| I heard the camera clicking and zooming again, but that soon faded away. |
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| Those I know have given up trying to pay for me for such things, but they'll still offer to help place anything I produce, if not write the article for my byline. |
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| Of course, when it comes to grading acting performance, age shouldn't be anything but a number. |
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| Announcing his retirement at this week's Christmas concert at Selby Abbey, he went out not with a whimper but a bang, and a departing salvo aimed at New Labour. |
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| Of course, there are lots of other minor arguments on the issue, but when all is said and done, it all comes back to the issue of progressive cultures vs. primitive cultures. |
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| Most are self-employed, but a few are dropped at street corners by employers, like farmers, wanting to bypass middlemen by selling their products directly to the customers. |
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| What might have happened was bad, indeed, but the way the two sister wings of our armed forces went to town with charges against each other was, of course, much worse. |
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| Excavations have revealed a number of buildings, the most notable of which was a large town house with mosaic floors, discovered in 1923 but covered by a later building. |
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