These e-mails should be worded as carefully as any fundraising letter, if not more so. |
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Angie was silent, her eyes, small and reddened, kept carefully away from him. |
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Her face was pale and her lips were large and carefully lined with a dark red lip liner. |
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The flower girl reached the throne and then carefully sprinkled the rest of the flower petals at the foot of the royal chair. |
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Before picking up a crab, we detached attached males by carefully pushing their claws off the females' terminal spines. |
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She stared at him, her own discretion fleeting from her as she carefully weighed her words before speaking. |
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He talks with a grace and poise that is typically German, weighing his words carefully as we discuss the band's new release. |
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Risks and benefits associated with the use of aspirin have to be weighed carefully in any recommendations made by health care professionals. |
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Even in instances in which the likelihood of harm appears low, the costs, demands, risks, and benefits must be carefully weighed. |
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The selection of a particular value for a benefit-cost or net benefit analysis must be carefully weighed against the objectives of the analysis. |
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Proposed reforms, therefore, ought to be weighed carefully as to whether they are necessary and whether they are worth the costs. |
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Nonetheless, he stressed that the matter would have to be carefully weighed by the government before any final decision could be made. |
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Every act must be carefully weighed before a decision is made to see whether it meets the strict ethical criteria. |
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Tall shrubs, including camellias, hydrangeas, and variegated weigela, were carefully positioned so they wouldn't completely block the windows. |
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When I actualized this project I very carefully researched it to see if anyone had done anything similar. |
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I stand at the urinal, carefully avoiding the gentleman's carrier bags next to me, and wee. |
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It went to rack and ruin 200 years later, but has now been carefully restored. |
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His son should better be advised to deal with the despot carefully lest it becomes the jinx of both father and son. |
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He tried various spiders to get the finest web for the purpose and carefully glued it to the eyepiece. |
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Dig carefully so the roots do not break away from the clump, which results in blind roots. |
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She carefully weaved her way through the crowd of students making for the exit. |
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The BBC will introduce a change to the perspective of its new 3D weather map after carefully assessing feedback from viewers. |
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Instead, every calculation of profit is carefully balanced against the potential risks in an enterprise. |
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Maura asked watching her balance a tray of food carefully on the palm of her right hand. |
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I think Israeling would be better, then carefully smooth the mating surfaced with a small felt wheel treated with jeweller's rouge. |
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A fully informed, carefully and methodically reasoned, conceptually watertight political argument lies well outside them. |
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Although no one has carefully studied the biomechanics of water striders, he says that they, too, move by rowing. |
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Rice plantations were carefully managed waterscapes that had once been tidal swamps and basins. |
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Alito was treading carefully to avoid the same quicksand that dragged Miers down. |
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Detectives carefully planned the interview and how they were going to question him. |
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He now refuses to speak to Swedish journalists and he chooses his words carefully when answering questions. |
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So our accusatorial system, as it's called, needs to be I think carefully looked at. |
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Since then the US military has claimed its weapons are more accurate and its targets more carefully selected. |
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Use two spoons to form quenelles from the batter, carefully dropping each into the simmering water. |
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Add waterblommetjies and mix carefully to not break the waterblommetjies to much whilst stirring. |
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Read the institutions' prospectuses carefully and note if a course is accredited or validated by a respected professional body. |
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The entrants would have to be ever conscious of the struggle, and tread carefully and watchfully. |
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The human worshippers too are carefully graded in size according to their relative age and status. |
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I had soon fetched a cool basin of water and knelt by his bed, carefully wiping him down with a washcloth. |
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He proceeded to carefully prepare a packing tube to protect the poster for transport. |
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To determine the severity of dyspnea, carefully observe respiratory effort, use of accessory muscles, mental status, and ability to speak. |
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I carefully put the slip of paper back into my pocket and wrenched the shovel out of the ground. |
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Dr Hope said he would read the petitioners' letter carefully and would need to reflect on their point of view. |
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Anyone who carefully reflects on the merit of this legislation will see that it is hugely flawed. |
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Or consider the college piano student, carefully groomed to taper each Mozartean phrase just so, and deliver sharp accents in Bartok. |
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Each guest gets to take an ornament off the tree, carefully wrap it in tissue and reflect on the year that's ending and the one to come. |
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Quite often, coupons are part of the packaging so always check wrappers and cartons carefully before you lob them into the swing-bin. |
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Experts are convinced the hair, which was carefully wrapped in tissue paper, is a genuine lock from the Queen's head. |
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Although alcoholic liver disease remains a controversial indication for transplantation, carefully selected patients do well. |
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Unless the carpet is badly worn, or the pile is carefully separated to allow examination, neither weft nor warp will show from the front. |
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I loaded up my komatik with my gear, carefully placing the backup camera in the most secure position I could find. |
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To do this, carefully pour a base of white paint in a corner, no bigger than the size of a quarter. |
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The spinning reels of the tapes, so carefully observed, are further spinning wheels in Harry's circular downfall. |
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A single candle and a carefully assembled bundle of flowers and reeds, held together by a violet snow globe, made up the centerpiece. |
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Once you figure out how to browse it, you stumble across carefully prepared exercises and workbooks. |
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Of course, to prevent abuse and corrupt practices, lobbying activities should be carefully regulated, monitored and made transparent. |
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This week I carefully built up the drawings from a light watered down line gradually working up to the darker. |
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That the administration had to handle it so carefully is a testament to how much the issue ties them in knots. |
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She stood behind Freya, and brushed carefully through her dark hair, gently easing out the tangles and knots. |
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I ask the nurse for a scribbling pad and a pen and write out a carefully worded resignation. |
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Eventually he would come up, sit down, then carefully roll himself a fat, untidy cigarette, spilling some tobacco in the process. |
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However, he lost his momentum during the flip, and his carefully executed spin turned into a wobble, sending him crashing into the floor below. |
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Like most grasses, perennial quaking grass needs a carefully prepared, fine, crumbly seedbed. |
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She reluctantly jabbed a fork into some beans, carefully avoiding the ragged edges of tin. |
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The captain, his eyes becoming steely, his gaze carefully directed ahead, stood silent a long moment, his jaw muscles bunching. |
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She seems quiet and reserved, carefully fingering the showy flowers with a wistful air of abstraction, lost in her own thoughts. |
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James has transformed the detective genre, among other ways, by giving her novels carefully rendered settings. |
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She doesn't kiss and tell and all personal details are carefully monitored. |
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Chatty, charming and a highly entertaining gossip off the record, she picks her words carefully when the tape recorder is switched on. |
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Wildlife biologist Bruce Hampton carefully reconstructs the history of salmon, beginning 50 million years ago when salmon first evolved. |
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He carefully reconstructs Goodwin's early life, including doing extensive research on his roots in England. |
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The crossing had to be carefully reconnoitred and the landing place chosen with care. |
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Her release has been carefully planned to avoid a tabloid witch-hunt and to reduce the possibility she may be threatened or attacked. |
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Family mementos and photographs were carefully spaced along the mantelpiece above a gas fireplace. |
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Black's plan is obviously to advance his kingside pawns, but he must do this carefully lest he weakens his king. |
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I paused, gazing about the room, watching carefully for any sign of movement. |
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He might be local, he might be friendly, so you've got to tread carefully but at the same time keep your wits about you. |
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In order to survive, each household carefully guards the interests of its members and its kindred. |
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Let us consider it carefully before we lay before the world what might prove a structural and aesthetic abnormity. |
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After cleaning the plate, colored ink is rubbed into the grooves and then carefully wiped off the flat surface of the plate. |
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Elevating these wackadoos to even the most carefully vetted legitimacy lowers a writer to an idiot. |
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Coiling his right arm around some rigging, he carefully pulls a wineskin from his belt and opens the stopper with his teeth. |
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The bell was melted down and recast, then rung carefully for special events. |
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She is as soft and airy as a summer cloud with a carefully constructed crab-like shell. |
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Because this waboom is adjacent to where we intend to build the Manor House, we are protecting it carefully with rocks extracted from the fields. |
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See, you may think this is just an aimless ramble, but in fact it's all carefully thought out and planned right down to the last semi-colon. |
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Each response was carefully edited and coded before being keypunched and verified. |
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I placed them carefully on top of the dryer and put the pillowcase into the washer with a load of whites. |
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The physician must carefully assess and reassess every athlete with a concussion. |
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In the domes every glazing bar has been numbered, carefully dismantled, repaired and reassembled. |
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Our research suggests that agricultural policy must be scrutinized carefully for potential local impacts on agribusinesses. |
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There are well-laid, carefully graded paths for walking and for cycling, and some impressive looking recreation facilities. |
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Each song has been carefully chosen and represents feelings of unity, peace, love, and realisation of dreams. |
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The kieves that held the fermented barley were placed underground and carefully covered with turf, for fear of detection. |
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Saddles were carefully kept in a spare stall and bridles were precisely suspended in the correct places. |
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It features a selection of products from wine to whiteware from a range of carefully selected suppliers representing well-known consumer brands. |
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I carefully looked over my shoulder expecting to be greeted with a wide-eyed grimace of sheer white-knuckled terror. |
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Instead of being a right, walking has become a privilege to be carefully rationed. |
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Lightly whisk one-quarter of the whites into the custard to loosen it slightly, then carefully fold in the remainder. |
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We must always tread carefully when folk history diverges from the official line. |
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Wagner carefully and self-consciously based his design on those principles, while aestheticizing them, by invoking the ideal community. |
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Piles of bullets, Beretta handguns and Kalashnikovs are laid out carefully next to ornamental knives and silver jewellery. |
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The book is well written, carefully researched, and nicely organized, and its study of the early origins of rap is fascinating. |
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The former House majority leader's carefully constructed and fiercely defended redoubt of power seems about to go kablooey. |
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I have been over those 406 words and carefully identified the adjectives and adverbs. |
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Despite the cactus, this is clearly rangeland, and we carefully evade the barbed wire as we cross into the field. |
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Plants were washed carefully out of soil and the individual adventitious roots originating from the stem base were removed for testing. |
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The brick was bought from junkmen and carefully laid into the living room wall. |
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So financial experts are warning holiday impulse buying can end up throwing your carefully planned budget out of whack. |
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Her short black hair had been carefully wetted down, and her usual leathers covered the intense fighter's form. |
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The noses are riveted to a raised area, carefully indented to the front along a vertical midline. |
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Despite our best efforts, the deer had easily jumped our carefully erected fence. |
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In my judgment, it was a carefully thought-through decision, not only by the president but by the senior military. |
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We dumped the wellies in the boot, which was then shut very carefully before we headed home. |
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Either the judge read this carefully and thinks the order is well-founded, in which case he isn't a very smart judge. |
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Brian carefully radiused all the sharp edges and corners, blending them gently by hand with file strokes. |
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Unless their diet is carefully controlled weight gain can be very rapid, leading to obesity, disease and even an early death. |
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Arthur weighs everything up very carefully before offering a considered opinion. |
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You want to lead this man carefully away from the iPad, and put him on a deck chair somewhere in the sun. |
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Lead paint, which existed mostly on the window frames and in acoustic tile, were carefully removed, and the asbestos is being either removed or encapsulated. |
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The result is bigger, bolder splashes of color and carefully thought-out works. |
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Combine the egg yolks and whites and fold them carefully together. |
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But the Bahraini government, which carefully manages its image in Washington, ignored that completely. |
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His angular cheeks, thick glasses, and carefully combed hair incarnate elegance, vision, and, unfortunately, personal agony. |
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The magic of the original isn't dulled in this carefully abridged volume of the Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe, which was nominated for the prestigious Kate Greenaway award. |
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But no one could figure out the cause of her anemia until someone asked her more carefully about her diet. |
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When you get an offer to organize a group of poor people in the Andes, you have to carefully investigate why this is happening. |
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The end is a carefully staged reenactment of the finale of the film. |
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Caylee Anthony's skull and other artifacts were carefully gathered up for safekeeping until justice could be found. |
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The acetylides should be carefully mixed with the raw aluminum nitride. |
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On Sunday 2 June, the wherry Albion will carry the original Millennium flame from where it has been carefully kept alight, in Great Yarmouth's St Nicholas Church. |
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In the book, Brewer hints ever so carefully that the judge, Susan Bolton, is something of an airhead. |
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Since 2001, the war chest created by this profitable failure has funded a string of carefully constructed deals that has given Baugur a sizeable hold on the UK high street. |
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The witch doctor then proceeded to sponge the medicine all over the mirror, and asked the elder to look carefully at the mirror and tell him what he could see. |
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We need to carefully consider the connections between urban ambitions and river ecology, and the politics of remaking Delhi's land and waterscapes. |
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Jade carefully slipped in another log and felt the heat radiate. |
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He evolved a highly poetic style of landscape using soft harmonious tones with radiant light effects created from carefully graded transparent washes. |
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They have carefully avoided any serious debate on the economic issues. |
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Maori people, with great anxiety, a huge amount of consultation, and a great degree of angst, thought very carefully about the process of whangai. |
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It's like a silent alarm ringing on a carefully coded genetic clock. |
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But there's nothing like corny video star wipes and bad sound effects carefully preserved for decades to come on DVD to horrify future generations. |
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She wants stylish activewear carefully designed for women's bodies. |
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After the roof is waterproofed, soil is carefully placed over the roof in layers from 6 inches to 9 feet thick, depending on the strength of the underlying roof system. |
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Waving to her friend, she rose, carefully gathered up the hem of her pale Wedgwood blue dress trimmed in white lining, and trudged off lazily to meet the calling voice. |
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Eventually my guests made up their minds, and the order was carefully written down by a young waitress whose clothes seemed to have shrunk in the wash. |
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Representing the tour was H. Bartow Farr III, who is 56, looks 10 years younger, speaks carefully without being showy, and with a reedy tone in his voice. |
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He carefully knocked the jagged edges of broken glass from the window frame with the handle of a floor-brush, and caught the falling shards in a matching plastic dustpan. |
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No matter how carefully drivers stay on alert against unexpected pedestrians rushing out in front of them, disasters will still occur and there are always casualties. |
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The visit of the governor of the province galvanized the Soissons academicians into identifying their intellectual interests more carefully and in a more public venue. |
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The death of William, his only legitimate son, in 1120 in the wreck of the White Ship brought Henry's whole carefully contrived edifice tumbling down. |
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In the first 25 minutes, there was some exquisite rugby, where the balance between well-judged enterprise and reckless abandon was carefully maintained. |
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The items were carefully wrapped to protect them from damage during shipping. |
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As discussed above, these series must be interpreted carefully in light of the substantial heterogeneity in surgical and radiotherapeutic technique. |
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He carefully chose a direction and fired the ray gun repeatedly. |
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The original document will be carefully handled and safely returned. |
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Cut the templates by carefully sawing to your lines with a jigsaw or on the band saw, then fair and smooth the curves with a rasp and 150-grit sandpaper. |
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We can act, carefully and responsibly, to prevent a potential act of genocide. |
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They carefully scanned open windows along the route, looking for places where a shooter might hide. |
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His hand wrapped carefully around the handle and jiggled it lightly. |
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Ferret is a carefully chosen comparison, implying diligence but absolutely no imagination. |
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Under the king was a carefully graded hierarchy of officials, ranging from the governors of provinces down through local mayors and tax collectors. |
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She took a deep breath, weighing her words carefully before she spoke. |
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However, it deserves to be carefully studied in order to update the information which is provided to the volunteers. |
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I gritted my teeth as I carefully untied the knot in the ribbon. |
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The cramping muscle should be carefully stretched and massaged to relieve pain. |
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He whizzes through the kind of past American legends are made of, everything carefully documented and produced at the proper stage of the recitation. |
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In all her camera-ready conversations, it is her dexterous intelligence that keeps it all carefully balanced. |
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Mine are carefully folded into envelopes and airmailed to Berlin. |
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Then he carefully cleaned and salved the cuts and scrapes on my face and palms, kissing them lightly and whispering meaningless, soothing sounds to me all the while. |
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Consequently, all katharometer detectors must be carefully thermostatted and must be fitted with reference cells to help compensate for changes in pressure or flow rate. |
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Pensions experts also warn you should think carefully before transferring out of an existing scheme because you may qualify for generous benefits. |
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I felt I had to tread carefully because the man, were he alive, would not appreciate a discussion of his bowels. |
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The solution, according to my vet, is carefully rationing her food. |
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There is something quiet and assured about her, and when she talks it seems as if she is carefully weighing each of her words before letting them go. |
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Once the sheets had been folded together, the highest numbered page was carefully marked out by pricking with a stylus or a small knife. |
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In her speech, she carefully avoided any mention of her costar. |
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He carefully forbore any mention of her name for fear of upsetting them. |
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She carefully marshaled her thoughts before answering the question. |
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It's important to plan carefully before venturing on a long journey. |
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By examining the complete anthrosylvan system, the entire situation can be more carefully assessed. |
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But some modern sources of information have served at first to bemuddle, and then when more carefully sifted, to clear up the story. |
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A press operator must carefully wash the blanket whenever changing a plate. |
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I broached the subject of contraceptives carefully when the teenager mentioned his promiscuity. |
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Consequently, it can be a career-limiting move not to consider carefully all these issues during the design phase. |
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Measure carefully before cutting, or the entire structure will turn out cattywampus. |
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Gordon Strachan, one of those corruptibly ambitious aides cloned by the Nixon administration, once carefully catalogued five varieties of leaks. |
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An aspiring director was expected to jump through carefully placed and managed hoops of training, apprenticeship and credentialization. |
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The egg gauze was carefully collected from the field after 48 h of exposure and maintained within 10 ml glass dactylethrae. |
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The green eyes in the carefully sweet face were turbulent, willful, lusty with life, distinctly at variance with her decorous demeanor. |
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He finished carefully arranging a plate of fresh prawns, earthapples, and kale he'd bought special for Captain Falcon in Bangalang. |
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Eggcrates are carefully aligned at specific locations by adjusting the location of each radially with corresponding tube holes. |
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Some of these mosaics have been carefully altered to replaced figured by non-figured designs. |
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The flesh of black walnuts was a protein-packed winter food carefully hoarded in tall, stilted buildings. |
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Most reports of supernatural occurrences turn out to be flim-flam when carefully investigated. |
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You'll need to focus the microscope carefully in order to capture the full detail of this surface. |
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Spiritual guides are chosen very carefully as this is a mandate that once chosen must be obeyed. |
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I certainly won't mention it to Ben, and will go carefully if he mentions it to me. |
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Cephas got a gourdful of water from the pail in the sink, and carried it carefully over to the table. |
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In the bright light, lightened and cooled in limb, he eyed carefully his black trousers, the ends, the knees, the houghs of the knees. |
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These men were carefully selected, often having strong records of military success and administrative ability. |
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The distribution system was carefully designed so that all waste water drained into the Cloaca Maxima. |
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Alfred's emergence from his marshland stronghold was part of a carefully planned offensive that entailed raising the fyrds of three shires. |
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I packed my belongings carefully so that they would survive the move intact. |
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This drained both the English Exchequer and economy that had been so carefully restored under Elizabeth's prudent guidance. |
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German legal scholars of the 1930s carefully worked out guidelines for what type of bombing was permissible under international law. |
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Darwin scorned its amateurish geology and zoology, but carefully reviewed his own arguments. |
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He did not dismiss the possibility, but carefully went over the many theoretical and practical difficulties involved. |
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They prepare the tin, working very carefully the earth in which it is produced. |
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St Dunstan's Church has carefully investigated, preserved and sealed this burial vault. |
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As a trademarked brand, it is carefully protected but can be produced in various forms to reflect different requirements. |
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However carefully the criteria for including a building or site on this list are set out, borderline cases are inevitable. |
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Modern breweries carefully maintain their own distinctive strains of yeast. |
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Some portraits, especially in the 1980s, have very carefully painted views of London roofscapes seen through the studio windows. |
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In general, the strongest tests of hypotheses come from carefully controlled and replicated experiments that gather empirical data. |
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His plots were carefully constructed, and he often wove elements from topical events into his narratives. |
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If Tom Lefroy later visited Hampshire, he was carefully kept away from the Austens, and Jane Austen never saw him again. |
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Gilmour responded by issuing a carefully worded press release affirming that Pink Floyd would continue to exist. |
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As a general view, Bruno was carefully managed, whereby he developed well to later give a strong account of himself in the big matches. |
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The bombardment, which had been carefully targeted by means of aerial photography, began on 22 September. |
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His cold sesame chicken seasoned with chili is finely shredded and served in carefully wrought clusters around a salad of mizuna. |
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The carefully coded word in the agreement proved no less catalytic for the other European powers. |
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Weena, I was glad to find, was fast asleep. I carefully wrapped her in my jacket, and sat down beside her to wait for the moonrise. |
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The pH and the levels of nitrogen, lysine, phosphate, and oxygen of the batches must also be carefully controlled. |
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When waiting for a train at London's Victoria Station in 1984, Gaiman noticed a copy of Swamp Thing written by Alan Moore, and carefully read it. |
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Also, the consistency in shell size and colour indicates that the Nassarius shells were carefully selected. |
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The convention set the limit of various areas, measured from a carefully defined baseline. |
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During the necropsy, he pored carefully through the body, combing the tissues and organs for signs of an abscess or wound. |
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The boxes were formed from thin slabs with joints carefully sealed with clay to render them waterproof. |
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Ideally a villa commanded a view or vista, carefully framed by the architectural design. |
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Land use is carefully planned and development provides plenty of room for public housing projects. |
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Magee points out that the masonry was carefully planned, and has neat block work even in areas not immediately visible from the ground. |
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To achieve this goal, the operating environment must be carefully considered. |
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During two weeks in Spring several dozen carefully selected films are screened. |
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The fleece would be removed intact, then carefully folded to make it easier to sort out the different grades of wool at the mill. |
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The sheep at this time would have been much more variable than modern breeds, which have been carefully selected for specific characteristics. |
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The last is the starting point for the Town Trail, a carefully planned walk that facilitates viewing Llandudno in a historical perspective. |
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It should be carefully conserved, as the last memory we have of these towns. |
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In one of the most carefully chronicled of all revivals there are common themes. |
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Thus, the range of water content within which these clays can be worked is very narrow and consequently must be carefully controlled. |
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Black and Roxborough continued to carefully and deliberately shape Louis' media image. |
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Early maps of the bay carefully show narrow shipping channels and mooring areas. |
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The Olympian distance he so carefully cultivated was shot through with genuine exhaustion. |
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These birdwatchers may also count all birds in a given area, as in the Christmas Bird Count or follow carefully designed study protocols. |
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Over a number of years French Brothers carefully restored the launch to its former specification. |
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Throughout the development and production of 001, both Hoverlloyd and Seaspeed carefully monitored progress on the project. |
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More than forty of his books survive intact from the 15th century, which suggests that they were carefully stored together. |
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By moving from structure to structure, visitors can view a series of carefully composed scenes, unrolling like a scroll of landscape paintings. |
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The use of heather in the brewing of modern heather beer is carefully regulated. |
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Then the volume of gas was carefully measured as additional mercury was added to the tube. |
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Some Oldowan tools are more carefully prepared to form a more regular edge. |
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Henry appears to have deployed scouts and then organised his troops into several carefully formed lines of dismounted knights. |
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Stratagems must be carefully distinguished strategy from perfidy, since the former are allowed, whereas the latter is prohibited. |
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The stag population is managed by the government and hunting is carefully regulated. |
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Polishing chalk is chalk prepared with a carefully controlled grain size, for very fine polishing of metals. |
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Archer took a deep breath and, steeling himself for the bizarre experience, carefully walked to the bulkhead and phased through. |
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These transmitters are carefully synchronized to minimize interference from more distant transmitters on the same frequency. |
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The Rashi Synagogue, which dates from 1175 and was carefully reconstructed after its desecration on Kristallnacht, is the oldest in Germany. |
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His childhood was spent at Constantinople as a diplomatic hostage, where he was carefully educated. |
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As a result, while comprehensive, they have the drawbacks of being carefully censored and consciously propagandistic. |
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The nasal passages should be carefully examined for symptoms of stegnosis, enlargement of the turbinated bones, polypi, etc. |
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These notes are created carefully with knowledge of the evaporation process of the perfume. |
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One would expect a carefully made copy of an official standard, if it existed in Portugal at that time, would be accurate. |
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The difference between GMT and chronometer time is carefully determined and applied as a correction to all chronometer readings. |
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One careless gesture, word, or movement caught and blown up over TV could destroy a carefully contrived image of presidentiality. |
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By doing so, they were able to more carefully deduce the acoustic nature of the speech signal. |
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A good example of the benefit of seaspeak is the use of a single short and carefully crafted phrase to replace a multitude of phrases. |
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In some words, the reduction of a vowel depends on how quickly or carefully the speaker enunciates the word. |
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Compare this with the o in gallon, which is never a full vowel, no matter how carefully one enunciates. |
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An uncircumcised man should always take special precautions when bathing to pull back the foreskin and clean carefully around the glans. |
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He concluded by explaining how carefully and how prudently this matter has been examined by the Holy See. |
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However, the proceedings were quite carefully orchestrated to produce what seemed to be a predetermined outcome. |
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Bush carefully chose the new ambassador for El Salvador to ease tensions following the Central American Crisis. |
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When the cone is carefully lifted off, the enclosed material slumps a certain amount, owing to gravity. |
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Mixing the ingredients in a carefully controlled process creates a paste that coats and bonds the aggregate particles. |
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The curriculum has been carefully refined to meet the needs of foreign students. |
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Prisoners were carefully selected for transportation based on information about their character and previous criminal record. |
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Weber's ordeal with mental illness was carefully described in a personal chronology that was destroyed by his wife. |
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The two extremes of tasteless extravagance and of slatternness are to be carefully avoided. |
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I carefully watched his quick emotions as they slickered in his eyes before he hid them. |
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Check inside each file carefully to make sure nothing slips through the cracks. |
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Then he tonified himself with a cold shower and carefully dressed for dinner. |
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Work carefully through high overpulls when tripping out, it may add a couple of hours to the trip, but you should not get into trouble. |
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Here Mrs. Lawrence had smiled to soften the anxiety of her blue eyes under their frowning, carefully tweezed brows. |
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Her speech was as clear and carefully chosen as a librarian's, but under it ran a stream of unlibrarianly good humor. |
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Through her upbringing, Mildred's father had carefully programmed her to expect very little from life. |
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Last week the Senate Banking Committee upset the carefully stacked apple cart when it voted 10 to 5 not to approve the Administration's bill. |
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A series of carefully conducted experiments has convinced him that a not inconsiderable proportion of those vaccinated are not vaccinized. |
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In this case, steel is carefully prepared so it possesses the right concentration of Austenite at room temperature. |
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Accounts receivable is an important part of current assets that must be carefully managed. |
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Every detail is carefully considered, from the metallic glazes and stacked-leather heels to the signature aglets that cap each shoelace. |
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George's gifts, including his favourite wombat, were carefully loaded on the plane by aides for the 30 hour trip. |
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But Verlaine's quadrisyllabic lines, which know when to run on and when to be end-stopped, triumph with their carefully wrought musicality. |
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Dipple carefully follows the development of Eberlin's anticlerical and antifraternal thought. |
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Spoon a little of the fresh fig jam into the base of each ramekin, and carefully pour in the custard. |
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Place the baking dish with the ramekins into the oven and carefully ladle or pour the mixture into the ramekins. |
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Now, the ASI has directed the metro rail to carefully dig the area, as more such archeologically important material might be located there. |
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Archerfish spew carefully aimed streams of water at prey perched on branches or leaves, knocking the prey into the water. |
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Look carefully at the pattern, colors, and sculptural forms used in the Stock Exchange. |
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The garments chosen for re-edition were carefully selected so that the collection also consists of a complete wardrobe to wear this winter. |
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People with lactose intolerance have to carefully avoid milk products to prevent diarrhea, gas, nausea, abdominal bloating, and cramps. |
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