| You'd go into one office and it's perfect, like someone just left to go to the bathroom. |
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| It was such a great day and I had a warm glow inside as I watched the events again from someone else's perspective. |
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| The board also established new jobs for seasoned construction pros, including someone to jump-start its stalled and troubled school projects. |
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| You could hook up with someone else, but that would be adultery and adultery is wrong. |
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| He writes his employer to say that he wants someone removed from his hiring committee. |
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| If you wish to reach someone in particular, here's a list of people involved with the production of the newspaper and this site. |
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| I stopped singing suddenly, nearly jumping out of my skin when someone put their hand on my shoulder. |
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| For example, when we see that Emily owns a cat, is there any doubt it will jump out at someone for a cheap scare later on? |
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| You take your useless junk and list it, and if someone wants it, you send it to them instead of putting it out with the trash. |
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| Your Honour has an outstanding reputation as a jurist and someone who has already made a significant contribution to the law in Australia. |
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| The tone of Boyfriend! is of someone older writing for a younger audience in simple language. |
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| There is actually someone on the show who looks the dead ring of her, no joke. |
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| It may sound like the voice of someone readying themselves for a downward swing in work, a shift into the slow lane. |
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| You will soon develop quicker reactions and a sixth sense for when someone is going to do something unorthodox. |
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| Why is it that people in this state are so quick to judge someone strictly on their accent? |
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| She stretched again and yawned, nearly jumping out of her skin when someone knocked on her door. |
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| When someone opens the door it hits the door jam and sets off an alarm that will scare them away and wake you up. |
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| Almost everyone here knows someone whose child is struggling with drug addiction. |
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| I don't need to have someone in authority over me telling me what I can and cannot do when it comes to my religion. |
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| No matter how safe a driver you are, you can be taken out by someone else's bad driving. |
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| The skipper and another person jumped into the water as someone cut the lines to the boat, setting it adrift in a 10-knot breeze. |
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| Can someone care to explain what are the differences between a trench coat, a rain coat, a macintosh coat and a walking coat? |
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| Ministers are also concerned about the growth of identity theft, in which criminals assume someone else's identity to gain financial advantage. |
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| It is often little use trying to explain to someone the theology of suffering when they are in the midst of it! |
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| It was a magnificent shot, worthy of someone ranked higher than 56th in the world. |
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| Now, instead of paying to have someone else mill their wheat, they add value to their crop by grinding and bagging it themselves. |
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| From someone as sharp as Morrissey, blunt sarcasm is enormously disappointing. |
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| It's not like they're books someone would normally want to read for light reading! |
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| You accept that someday your parents will die, but I never saw myself as someone who'd get divorced. |
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| I mean, this is the United States of America, and who am I to tell someone they can or cannot serve their country? |
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| I think it was a school joke or a prank to make you think that there is someone that knows who you truly are. |
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| Her fingers looked as if someone had beat on them and they were welted and lumpy and bent at uncomfortable angles. |
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| The songs would have to be coached by someone who knows the song style and is fluent in Hungarian, a difficult language. |
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| He continued looking around for a moment, then nearly jumped out of his skin as someone tapped him on the shoulder. |
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| Thus, the 15 minutes of fame for someone who takes herself way too seriously is extended, and another classic ad campaign jumps the shark. |
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| As someone with body-image issues of my own, I can't in good conscience send innocent women into the buzz saw that is your cruel gaze. |
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| Every time you use a supermarket loyalty card, or switch on cable TV or access your favourite website, someone somewhere is monitoring you. |
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| But it's common sense that welfare states then need someone else to support so many pensioners. |
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| She took a chair beside a disheveled looking woman who was most likely a writer and waited patiently for someone important to arrive. |
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| The first year they took someone in, he expected free accommodation for the rest of the summer. |
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| I just hope this jogs someone else's memory, because he may have asked others for directions. |
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| I don't see him getting hit, but I do see him bungling an order to take someone out, and getting himself killed. |
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| When you receive junk mail from someone unknown, these people may be the culprits. |
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| You just know this one is going to end up with someone going to intensive care in traction. |
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| So it was a good thing that someone was surprised as she was also, but what about him? |
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| But what if the doctor does not want to treat someone because he or she thinks that they would be an inadequate parent? |
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| They want to punish someone to show all the world they will not be put upon. |
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| All the cats are desexed, vaccinated and wormed, and they make a great companion for a family or for someone living alone. |
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| At one of my past jobs, someone always left a copy of the newspaper in the toilets. |
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| The only way someone would be able to tell it wasn't a full-grown woman by her voice, was by the way she shaped her words. |
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| Once you go into court and testify, you may contribute to someone being put into prison or turned free. |
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| I was curious after someone suggested that foul language would keep away readers. |
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| Nothing squelches arousal like the terrible feeling you get from lying to someone you love. |
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| That's funny, I thought to myself, you must be mistaking me for someone who is remotely interested. |
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| Well, I never saw a good one, although I did have one experience where someone put a radio tape on of an interview that was allegedly me. |
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| And if following Jesus' example will help someone eat better, we say, amen! |
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| Farmers who want to employ someone to shear their sheep will have to seek permission from the Government's divisional veterinary manager. |
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| No one becomes a decent human being without the love and caring of someone who truly values their worth. |
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| If you know of someone who is thinking of purchasing a rabbit at Easter, let them know it's a bad idea. |
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| I think it must be someone who wants us out of the area or has a grudge against us but we're not moving anywhere. |
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| If the animal keepers find someone teasing the animals, they warn him or ask him to leave, they claim. |
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| How was it possible for someone as dumb and arrogant as Heath to make me blush with a simple action or word? |
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| When you suspect someone is trying that hard to shock, it's difficult to get even mildly aerated. |
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| The last time I heard similar themes in an interview, someone were earnestly explaining the concept of astral flying. |
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| You are fortunate enough to have someone to move in with who loves you and can provide shelter. |
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| Rob can tell that teenage hoodlums who raid his store are stealing for someone else because of the records they turn over when caught. |
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| In observable characteristics, Saturn depicts someone who is characterised by austerity or seriousness. |
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| Can't you just buzz off and bother someone else that's dumb enough to listen to you? |
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| If someone raises your big blind and everyone folds, you're getting 3.5 to 1 on calling the raise. |
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| Brian grunted as someone jumped him from behind, almost losing his balance and falling over. |
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| When we found someone to explain our situation, we were at first told to jump the queue, and then told that we would not make our flight. |
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| To be honest, if someone came into the loos and asked politely to jump the queue, I would rarely refuse. |
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| So how then did the cited unmentionables, including a prized photograph of the buxom lady at age 22, become interred with someone else's bones? |
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| I know someone who erects TV aerials around the local area and he's raking it in. |
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| Along a stretch of one road someone has draped strings of little lights in loops and whorls on a line of trees. |
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| Similarly, if someone develops a mental illness that forbids them from owning guns, the courts can find out if the individual owns weapons. |
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| I think my Nokia problem stems from a wobbly disconnect that I attempted when I noticed someone had sent me a 2.5 MB attachment. |
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| If you are someone that is easily swayed by advertisements, try to give them a wide berth. |
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| Normally, that ought to be a sure sign to someone like me that I really ought to forget about it. |
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| He said he had not addressed the remark to the inspector but to someone beside him. |
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| He said since the trial someone had tried to ram his car and force him off the road. |
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| Wherever we rounded the corner we'd find that someone had subtly rearranged the scenery. |
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| If someone takes the seat next to you, please move up a bit so they aren't hanging off the end. |
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| Another adjustment might be to rearrange office furniture to create extra space for someone using a wheelchair or an assistance dog. |
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| We can delegate the authority to train and bring up our children to someone else but never the responsibility. |
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| Fisher, too, says that, at 47, he has been told he has the health status of someone 20 years his junior. |
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| As someone who spent eight years doing drug research, I can tell you that we're not going to be able to even make reasonable guesses. |
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| Because I have learned the hard way, if you think someone is disruptive, reasoning with them is pointless, debating the issue is pointless. |
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| I mentioned this to someone at work today and they looked at me as if I were a space alien. |
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| As soon as someone tries to squash me into a position of submission I will react and deal with any consequences later. |
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| I'm aware that when I go places there isn't someone with me holding my hand. |
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| The water wheel axle shaft still turned and made a squeaky noise but Don could hear the footsteps of someone on the floor above him. |
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| It helps if someone holds your hand and sort of walks you through the day, which someone did. |
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| We managed to get hold of someone at the company in order to explain to us how this concept works. |
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| The experience of someone talking to her when no one is around is what is called an auditory hallucination. |
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| Denise said the accident happened after she had been putting Cameron to bed in his own bedroom and someone knocked at the door. |
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| Although I'm not a huge jazz fan, I loved the fact that you're never out of earshot of someone playing a trumpet or some other wind instrument. |
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| He got the job by default when the first choice dropped out, and even then it was only through the intervention of someone important. |
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| They'd have to hire someone to sit me in a wheelchair and push me around all day. |
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| I miss feeling adventurous and having fun ideas that I want to try out with someone special. |
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| The floors had stopped squeaking, and there was the sound of someone walking on the boards that didn't squeak. |
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| While it's great to spread your wings, taking a chance for someone other than yourself often has limited success. |
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| Father killed the fatted calf that we were saving in honor of someone who deserved it, not that son of his. |
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| What is not arguable is the fact that Martin actually killed someone and that this had to be punished under the present legal system. |
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| If you're getting a queasy feeling about lunching, dining or having coffee with someone you've met on the job, there's probably a reason. |
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| It is unlikely they would be lenient with someone they view as a recidivist. |
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| Don't pick up someone else's instrument and start noodling around on it without permission. |
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| There is something depressing about a lifestyle casualty, someone whose boozing and smoking bring about the actuarially predictable consequences. |
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| This is actually the fourth call this week from someone who has found a kindle of kittens abandoned somewhere. |
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| It was, for someone who had grown up with rock and folk music, immediately recognisable and attractive. |
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| It's not unusual for someone to arrive at the service with court documents that need to be actioned quite soon after the appointment. |
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| When I listened to the Carson tapes, I heard someone talking to the already convinced. |
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| I feel as if a day of my working life or living life has been taken away by someone who is a jobsworth. |
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| It's no fun going after someone who has no experience on television but a really smart statesman and politician like him, you bet. |
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| Apparently, if you're at risk of harming yourself or someone else, you can be put away. |
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| Yesterday someone in the IT dept brought me up a yucca plant to look after. |
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| Just today I heard from someone who came to see me in my office just exactly how awash with cash Government departments are. |
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| Does the Registered Architects' Board have to employ someone who understands tepee building or Mongolian yurts? |
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| Anyway, I can't just go to some tennis court with my racquet and balls, I need someone to play with and that's why I need a club. |
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| Poor Aunt Barb didn't know the frequency, and so she jiggled in vain until someone heard her cries for help and came to the rescue. |
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| The film doesn't necessarily need Jason Mewes, but it needs someone who's funny. |
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| Struggling to keep her wayward fringe at bay, Hailey meandered away from the beach blind as a bat, until she bumped into someone or something. |
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| Looking at Dorrie alone in her sitting-room, you wonder how someone so slender and gentle has carried the burdens life has weighed her down with. |
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| And, perhaps because the routine is the same every day, time seems to be whizzing past as if someone had overwound the clock. |
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| My dad moved to the door and I heard him talking to someone right outside of it. |
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| Next on the list is a wedding cake, we've got something special in mind, we just need to find someone who can make it. |
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| This year, I'm transcribing these rants in case someone somewhere might want to read them. |
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| There is no way that the chief adviser to the president is going to be someone out on bail. |
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| They were more concerned with working out the reasons why it hadn't been their fault and why someone else should take the rap. |
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| He was weak, the runt of his litter, and yipped whenever someone got too close to him. |
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| I was wide awake yet my conscious brain was refusing to accept that someone unseen was touching my face. |
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| If someone did try to destroy us we'd detect it on radar before we were hit and could send a blast straight back. |
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| They are also useful to have around if you are tailing someone and want to remain unnoticed. |
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| I learnt that someone from my past who I thought liked me in fact hates my guts with a passion. |
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| Sometimes motorists will give a lift to someone not knowing that the individual is carrying illegal items. |
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| We wait while she buzzes someone and tells them she has an emergency out front. |
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| The third method calls for your practicing with someone not as good at judo as you are. |
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| It's even less fair to airbrush a 60-year-old celebrity and present her as someone who's managed to avoid the ravages of time. |
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| For someone who has always been a fan of high alpine meadows, it seemed a cruel irony to be dragged from sleep by a cowbell. |
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| Whoever their trailer was, he was both foolhardy and not very experienced at shadowing someone across a desert. |
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| I don't like the idea of someone being hounded by anonymously sourced allegations in the press. |
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| He says he tried to reach someone on the phone for elaboration, but had no luck. |
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| I can sing well enough, especially when there's someone around to make the music for me. |
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| But then again, I suppose it's not something someone says to you every day of the week. |
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| Anyway, I'd better get back to annoying someone who's just bought a digital camera. |
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| It's a new experience, living with someone who's a better cook than me, but one I could get used to. |
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| But the data basically show that most people are willing, in a pinch, to impose higher taxes on someone else. |
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| For a while, his brain was swollen so he hung his head like someone with a real bad headache. |
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| I didn't have very much time to think into this though because suddenly someone jumped on me, knocking us both backward. |
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| An alert Sailor called for someone to summon the corpsman and then he dropped to the deck to close off the blood loss by use of a tourniquet. |
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| But it's funny to hear someone saying something so out of kilter with popular opinion and also I think quite a necessary thing. |
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| In their rush to smile for the cameras, someone apparently bumped a decimal point six places to the right. |
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| If someone thinks a vehicle has been taken unjustly, he or she has to apply to the police. |
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| A crowd gathers and someone asks the girl what she has said to enrage her brother so. |
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| I will be placed in the position of needing to teach somebody to be able to have someone to practice with. |
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| My head feels like someone set off a bomb in it, and I'm wobbly on my feet, but at least I don't feel sick. |
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| Still, it looks like a good business opportunity for someone with an immediate need for huge amounts of ready cash. |
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| The public demands that someone is held to account for these things no matter who is at fault. |
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| When a big issue is on, do we want someone who might be prepared to fudge the realities of truth in order to meet his or her own ends? |
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| If someone does not believe in all of this, can they call themselves a Lubavitcher? |
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| As someone who classes themselves as widely read on the occult area the only thing I know is that I don't know enough. |
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| While someone pulled the rope down the mast, which came through some jammers, another crew tailed the rope around the winch. |
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| We should not be giving special treatment to someone purely on the strength of their spending power but the reality is that we have to. |
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| For we mothers and fathers often wish to escape the terrifying job of being responsible for someone else day in, day out, for 18 or so years. |
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| Gwen do you want a brother who will most likely bring shame to your family or someone who cares? |
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| In days gone by it was a refreshing experience eating at someone else's house. |
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| But they had only gone a few miles down the road when someone realised that the door to the luggage compartment on their bus had opened. |
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| Her skill at passing herself off as someone else would have shamed even James Bond. |
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| The remaining plinths which held the monument have large indentions in them as if someone went at them with a hatchet. |
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| Another road is to wait until someone else has produced wealth, and then to seize it by force and violence. |
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| At one house it seemed obvious that someone was at home, but no answer came to his repeated knocks at the door. |
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| Also, I lucked into a few things that helped me cope, that maybe someone else in a similar situation could benefit from. |
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| It's easy enough to see how someone who doesn't know Latin could fail to realize that certain plural endings go with certain singular endings. |
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| Just my luck that someone would be there filming when I'm all fat and pimply. |
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| The crisis is still unfolding and the first thing the keyboard warriors do is seek out someone to blame. |
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| This is especially important if someone else has keyboarded the final copy of your review. |
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| Just because someone knocks on your door, phones you or stops you in the street is not good enough reason to change your mind. |
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| Can someone tell us what commonsense reasoning the highway officials are applying here? |
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| Helping emergency vehicles get through that two-way street could mean aiding someone you know or love. |
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| I'm appalled that the Republican party would use as its keynoter someone who was once a proud segregationist. |
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| If you hire someone who has a good reputation and track record, then put your faith in him or her. |
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| Hope and relief filled me, but were almost immediately squashed as someone kicked me in the ribs, and I found my face pressed against the floor. |
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| In a nutshell, if someone comes up to you and winds you up, you don't have to become annoyed, and reply in kind. |
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| By the time Scott finished reading the script, he was won over by its humour and by the chance to play someone he'd never played before. |
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| You would be forced to break up with someone who was emotional, moody, and difficult to please. |
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| In itself this can be a little irritating if you're trying to wind someone up. |
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| What's the correct, polite thing to do when someone breaks wind in your presence? |
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| So for someone who is broke, with low morale, can you see how easy it is to become homeless? |
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| The Prime Minister has come out in support of Dr Hollingworth's decision not to sack someone from their employment despite enormous impropriety. |
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| For someone who holds such a powerful position in the NHS, it's striking that he's no older than the average hospital registrar. |
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| Whether you are a carer, a fundraiser for research into illnesses, or someone who always kicks the tin and donates, your efforts are appreciated. |
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| We lived because someone made holes with a machine gun, though they were shooting low and still more died from the bullets. |
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| But even if someone does come at me, I think I'm playing well enough that I can hopefully hold them off. |
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| He chose journalism as a career because he wanted to travel and wanted someone else to pay for it. |
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| There's barely a happy moment to be found, with Cole either recovering from heartbreak, overcoming betrayal or kicking someone to the curb. |
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| Let us picture a small, comparatively weak, nation, governed by someone who commits any number of atrocious crimes to stay in power. |
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| It's just that it may not always be appropriate that we give someone 20 minutes or half an hour of airtime. |
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| Hey is it just me, or is her hair ludicrously overdone for someone who just kicks around school and Ramsay Street all day? |
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| If anyone can help, they will get the satisfaction of helping someone from a less advantaged background. |
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| I'd rather get within ten feet of someone who lives in township or a shanty town, because there are a great many of them. |
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| Just because someone is a baby, a little kid, a mere youngster, doesn't mean they're not worthy of protecting, does it? |
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| For the time being, kiddo, why not relax and enjoy being with someone who's more experienced? |
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| At present, those guilty of forcing someone into marriage can be prosecuted for kidnap, false imprisonment or rape. |
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| Civil disobedience of this kind will not land someone in jail, although delinquents will suffer from a high interest penalty. |
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| It is obvious that a new law is needed making coercing, aiding or abetting someone into a forced marriage a criminal offence. |
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| Is there someone in the wings who, in case you don't run the company, will run the company? |
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| It's all fun until someone chews a squeaker out of their Bush or Kerry pet toy. |
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| To grow a sport, it takes someone who is nuts about it, pushing from the inside. |
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| Usually, someone will greet you at a reception desk and show you where to go. |
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| Of course, someone had to file a lawsuit, which serves only to elevate this already overblown subject to new heights of lunacy. |
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| Wilkens, the NBA's all-time winningest coach, is at his best guiding a group of veterans eager for someone to point the way to the promised land. |
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| If someone says the man's name in the comments, is the team legally in the poo? |
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| Where else would you see total strangers letting someone else use the bathrooms in their house? |
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| Even if someone force-feeds me Valium, even if I chase it with vodka, even if I'm punched in the face before takeoff, I remain petrified. |
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| If you are caring for someone receiving a disability or attendance allowance, you may be able to apply for this. |
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| No two actuaries would ever calculate the same transfer value, which is why you need someone to ensure you are not losing out. |
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| I need a keeper, someone who can make me nice meals and make sure I eat properly. |
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| Can someone kindly explain to me what all the recent fuss is about on the freedom pass issue. |
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| It was kinda funny to watch someone else and wonder if I look that harassed on the average Saturday. |
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| Think of how a kind word spoken at the right time, or a special card sent to someone lonely or hurting can lift their spirits. |
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| There are probably three great albums in here, but in itself it is too long for someone with my short attention span. |
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| If someone is unable to be attentive to the needs of others, they cannot be trusted with land. |
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| David agreed to be interviewed by Ron and was delighted to listen to the wise words of someone with so much experience in the game. |
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| It was always cold, and I used to stir risotto in there by myself and wish someone would come visit me. |
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| Or whether there was someone out there more expert in illustration than I who might be able to turn it into some kind of logo or badge or button. |
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| We fear that someone talking in another language is talking about us, putting us down. |
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| When someone shakes a soft drink can before opening it, then pulls the tab, the contents spurt out. |
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| If I planned to blow us all to kingdom come, would I tell my secret to someone wearing epaulettes? |
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| A man took an LSD tab from someone at a party although he did not want it, so as not to let himself down before his peers. |
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| Too many maxims make for too simple a path, bounded on each side by the wit and mental agility of someone else's moment. |
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| He believes the problem started when someone armed with a Stanley knife took to cutting tyres. |
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| For someone typecast as hot totty in action pictures, the role of Laticia is a gift. |
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| It is entirely possible that someone has a reasonable opinion, deriving from conscious thought. |
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| He knows Sarah would do anything to get her hands on someone she is attracted to. |
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| If you want to do a reorder, you have to go to them or pay another tape charge with someone else. |
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| And when you do it to discredit someone who is telling the truth it's a cover-up. |
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| About 14 weaner piglets escaped from the farm when someone cut a hole in the fence of their enclosure. |
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| As a writer, he comes across as someone who feels that by trumpeting loudly about a taboo subject he is breaking down social barriers. |
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| There is not a sound, apart from the faint wheeze of someone playing a harmonica. |
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| He's about to replace a blade on the jigsaw when he hears someone shuffling up the gravel road. |
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| It's not like you have to share the office space with someone who's views don't jibe with yours, so what's the point? |
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| Even as someone who makes a living by being comfortable with sexuality, I admit, it's not always easy projecting your inner sexpot. |
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| Then he leaned forward with a wide smile and slapped a high-five on the hand of someone sitting across from him. |
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| And here I was hoping to keep you company in this huge lonely palace, but you already have someone to entertain you. |
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| Barbara Smith, who runs a local taxi firm, felt it was time someone got weaving and organised a class herself. |
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| Sentencing him, she said Margerum had lashed out in drink at someone who had done him no harm and said he could have left his victim blinded. |
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| Then, I saw a lottery ticket that I think someone had tacked up on the wall. |
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| It's just about the most perfect picture of someone in the act of blogging I've ever seen. |
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| Usually we'd have a half of beer, but on this occasion someone suggested a glass of sherry, because it dried you out. |
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| Frankly, I'm astonished that there's someone else out there who'd stretch to five pounds for it. |
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| Once you assign someone the status of minority racial group, normal rules no longer apply. |
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| I went in afterwards and the next thing I knew, someone looked at their watch and it was half past two in the morning. |
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| Everybody is athletic enough to make that last-ditch tackle or cover that gap when someone is a bit tired. |
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| Before you buy the clothes off the racks at the store, someone decides to put them there. |
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| Are you simply repeating someone else's propaganda in pursuit of a quick buck, and I use this term advisedly. |
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| In retrospect, I wish I'd got someone at the other end of the room to call me when he set off. |
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| She didn't think Jamie was the type to sit hiding in some motel room when someone was out to kill him. |
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| The death of someone at the age of 101 is, when all is said and done, hardly a tragedy, and hardly unexpected. |
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| Someone in prison is still able to contribute something to society whereas someone executed cannot. |
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| Probably someone was rapped over the knuckles for not observing the difference between the two concepts. |
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| It could be Kazakhstan, the web's available there, wherever someone could access the world wide web. |
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| If somebody is going to have an affair, they will do it whether or not someone tries to flirt with them. |
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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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| Have you suffered a loss through bereavement and feel you could do with someone to talk to? |
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| He is a class act and someone who will undoubtedly be there when the whips are cracking. |
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| The last thing he remembered was gasping with pain when someone sprayed an aerosol mist in his face as he left a crowded elevator. |
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| If someone believes they can leave their body and travel the world and the millions of different astral planes, they will. |
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| Please, whatever you do, don't just wait for someone else to make the first move. |
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| Help your friends move, invite your folks to live with you, go out of your way to help someone with their homework, and so on. |
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| When prompted, you either say the phone number or speak the name of someone in the phone's address book. |
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| I didn't care what happened to anyone and rather hoped at least someone would die a horrible death. |
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| For someone with such an affinity for the natural world, it's not surprising to discover that another passion of Baxter is conservation. |
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| Perhaps someone with the time and technical know-how will construct a website for progressive tactical voters. |
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| As someone with almost no talent for languages at all, I can testify that the program at Macalester was tailor-made for the study of Russian. |
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| We read about someone who does evil deeds and is of wrong view, and who has an unhappy rebirth. |
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| One had taken a camcorder from someone and proceeded to smash it to pieces. |
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| Whenever I hear someone declare their whiteness, I paddle furiously in the opposite direction. |
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| She made it very clear how unpleasant it was for someone of her status to be confined on a ship with ordinary starsailors and astrogators. |
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| Executives would issue denials, lash out at critics, and rush someone to the offending supplier's factory to put out the fire before it spread. |
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| A recent radar trap in our area caught someone who was driving at 104 mph in a 60 mile limit. |
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| An Evening Press survey this spring found that traditional starter homes were now out of reach for someone on an average York salary. |
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| The white-out breaks to a view of Mount Columbia, then the mist closes down again like someone raking dry cotton balls over our eyes. |
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| She sensed someone moving very quickly after her before she was hit from behind and had her bag snatched. |
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| So when you get back to work, you're not only drunk but your tongue feels like someone scraped it with the dull end of a razor blade. |
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| It's a miracle that someone wasn't killed or seriously injured when the raceway gates banged open shortly before 7 a.m., said those caught in the crush. |
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| For example, that might mean that they employ someone who is working on the project, or fund someone to attend a conference or pay for some service such as Web hosting. |
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| I forced my way through to her and someone took off her oxygen mask. |
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| It'd been a while since someone had the audacity to yell at him like that. |
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| This is not someone who views the way ahead with gloom and despondency. |
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| Steven's heard raced, of course someone would have mentioned this! |
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| In 1975, sesame street became the first children's program to feature someone with Down Syndrome. |
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| Carlos wants to know why they rabbited and did someone tip them off. |
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| They're not putting on an act or trying to be someone they're not. |
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| I would never put him down as someone who could kill another human being. |
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| But consistently through the studies, participants attributed the elicited trait to the speakers, even though these speakers described someone other than themselves. |
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| Women don't want someone that bores them with predictability, who allows them to control him, who isn't a challenge, and who is a weak-minded wimp. |
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| His topical humour will no doubt render this recording dated in a few years, but for someone who was weaned on comedy albums as a child this one hits all the marks it should. |
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| The pitch, when you strip it down, is that the party is hopelessly out of touch, and needs someone to lead them back to where the rest of the country is. |
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| He looked like a natural for comedy with his weak chin, receding hairline and a nose that looked as if someone had recently slammed a car door on it. |
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| That said, the coach admits that the team does have weak areas that need to be addressed, such as someone who consistently puts the puck in the net. |
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