Somehow the office convo had come around to the ideal makings of a romantic situation. |
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Hall has great quickness and athleticism for his size, he can catch the ball, and the team believes his blocking can come around. |
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I have heard many a screeching of car breaks as the driver has been bombing along and come around the corner to meet a huge tractor. |
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When big races such as the Classics come around, many occasional gamblers will latch onto him, thus reducing the starting price. |
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Maybe the voters will have long memories when the next elections come around. |
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When I was little, my mother had a cleaner come around who was also an Avon lady in her spare time. |
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I don't think you'll get it by sitting in a bivvy in the same swim for weeks on end until eventually the fish come around. |
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Friends are threatening to come around with Fanta Lite and biscuits with sprinkles on top. |
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The rabbits come around to eat the spilled chicken feed after the feed truck comes to fill up the silos. |
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That's why we'll push him hard to come around to the beliefs that mean the most to us. |
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There might be some retrospective legislation and one day they'll come around and take your computers away and name you in the paper. |
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The white maggots have been being kind of sooks because people have been threatening to come around and burn their houses down. |
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I do not expect the person who I have quoted here to come around to my way of thinking, though of course that would be well and good. |
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The new album is full of songs that we've been aching to play live since we finished recording, so April can't come around soon enough for us. |
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Gank will probably come around the corner any minute and sit on the porch and chop it up with you, drink a brew. |
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A lot of people were in the bar watching our sledge trains come around over the sea ice as we pulled up at the field store hangar. |
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You'll be flying along, and you come around a corner and the weather's totally different from what you left. |
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They may come around, but the evidence will have to be exceptionally compelling. |
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If other people that they don't know come around started something, the gang would most likely get involved. |
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His mom has come around, entering counseling with him, but his father remains silent on the subject. |
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At the same time it happens to be one of the most interesting gay-themed comix to come around in a long while. |
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We watched swells break on the point and come around into the anchorage with curling graybeard tops. |
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I've had loads and loads of clueless people come around to fix my washing machine. |
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In recent years, they have seen others come around to this self-evident truth. |
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Sceptical humanitarians have slowly come around to the idea, improving it as they do so. |
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The real ones are far worse but I dare not mention them lest their owners or fans of the owners come around one night and burn my house down or poison my dog. |
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Myself personally I have told my husband that if anything happens he is not to let me come around if I am going to be crippled badly and brain damaged. |
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So this pool cleaner would always come around and talk to her, and I figured it would be a good idea for a movie. |
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As all fashionistas know, if you wait long enough certain designs, whether it is flares or miniskirts, come around again. |
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The natural experiments that might help falsify theories do not come around often. |
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Shrove Tuesday has come around once again – and that means that it's time for pancakes. |
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They are asked to fill out some forms, then bureaucrats come around and ask them to fill out more forms, so people fill out several lots of different forms. |
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They also have the officers who come around and do routine audits of our operations, the code of practice, including dive audits of our pens. |
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I think we've come around to a point that I'm pleased to be at here tonight. |
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Even the current Puerto Rican authorities had come around to the position of demanding decolonization on the basis of sovereignty. |
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At an individual level, they may miss out on opportunities that may not come around again. |
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Keno is very easy to play in Casinos because Keno runners come around to pick up your cards prior to the start of games. |
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I realized this opportunity was not going to come around again and I better jump all over it. |
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Recently the show has come around to embracing its serialization, a strategy that has boosted its ratings. |
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She was tacking to come around on Indefatigable's starboard side. |
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Mom, if you don't stop mothering him, he's going to come around every day. |
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Pears are some of the best fruits of the whole year, and they only come around in the fall. |
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It took artist and critic Peter Plagens a long time to come around to the post-modern work of Bruce Nauman. |
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It was cosy, had a fireplace, and commanded a nice view of the Bishop of Galway's back yard, where herons used to nest and foxes would come around foraging. |
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By the 1990s, policy-makers-particularly in the OECD countries-started to come around to the idea that a framework of market-based policies was best both for national economies and for the global economy. |
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If it responds positively and in a timely manner, Mr. Gyari believes that those who feel unsatisfied with the middle path strategy will come around and accept it. |
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I wrote in August about the California Comeback Myth: the idea, which seems to come around every time California starts doing well again, that what goes up must go up forevermore. |
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We want the federal government to come around to putting this forward. |
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They whine that they are suffering sleep deprivation because of the do-gooders who come around during the night trying to give them food. |
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He wants to pay someone to come around at 6am and call down to him. |
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The work window may not come around again for as long as weeks or months and in the interim, the vessel will continue to deteriorate. |
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Because, as you know, it's often in the difficult times and through times of adversity that we develop solutions and processes that actually make us more fit to handle the good times when they come around again. |
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Dr. Butler-Jones has provided additional information to the point that our concerns around ancillary personal information can be addressed in the privacy risk assessment and discussions to come around regulations. |
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The pilot, in order to extricate the vessel from this situation, had the option to either come around over 120 degrees to starboard or over 60 degrees to port to clear the area. |
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The substantive work on this will be done outside of the political arena, by professionals and youth organisations, but ultimately it requires renewed political endorsement when the issues come around again. |
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They are not usually a major problem, but if they discover your beds they will come around regularly and help themselves to some of your workforce. |
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That's why I believe it is crucial that all sides now come around the same table to work towards a solution based upon the November 2007 Nairobi accord and this year's Goma conference. |
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As you come around the mountain and the pavement turns back south, the compass rose, the route and the pavement will all line up together once again. |
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If humans are indeed a monogamous species, then from an adaptionist perspective, we would expect men to threaten other men who come around their homes. |
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Give her time, and she may come around and see things your way. |
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Just as long as they don't come around talking smack to us. But if they ain't in no gang and they live in our area, it's up to them if they join or not. |
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We don't take kindly to strangers who come around asking questions. |
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Smith is caught in a rundown, but Jones will come around to score. |
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