| A non-custodial sentence, by definition, is regarded as something that is imposed when the person is not a serious or recidivist offender. |
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| Is seeing where everyone else is at this stage something we need to know we are okay where we are or wherever we're headed? |
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| Strength isn't something they are short of judging by the mighty heaves they gave every drive. |
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| There were freckles sprinkled across his nose, which was something I had never noticed before. |
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| He was excitedly imbued with overwhelming anticipation, but he couldn't shake the feeling that something would go wrong. |
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| There's just something about the situation that brings the thought to the foreground for just the briefest of seconds. |
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| What about an innocent bystander who knows something but isn't actually carrying out an attack? |
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| Having said that, water quality in our lowland streams and rivers is poor, which is something we are working to turn round. |
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| I turned away and slid back down the mound, only to feel a lump of something at my feet. |
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| He knows that he has something in common with the neighbour, they are both doing a poo. |
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| Winstone proclaims his love for West Ham as he tops up his tan by a Spanish pool, looking something akin to an orange Smart car. |
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| The reformist troops weren't rash or impetuous enough to do something so drastic without direct orders. |
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| Can a tradition be borrowed only in part, while leaving out something fundamental to it? |
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| A single whiff can transport us immediately to something experienced many years before. |
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| Attracting a crowd and holding its attention is something old media companies could do because they had a distribution stranglehold. |
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| Those houses were traditional Kickapoo style houses, something many people did not understand. |
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| However, if life is seen as something valuable and sacred, to destroy an embryo is unethical and morally wrong. |
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| If you're looking for something a little more assertive, try the half-Windsor knot, a modest version of the Windsor knot. |
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| But the young ones had something entirely different in mind, and proceeded to run, buck, and twirl on the ice, kicking up their heels. |
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| Is there something that you would suggest be put in place that would begin to attack that problem? |
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| See, I was never very athletic before that, so I thought it would be awesome to do something like that, and get back into that physical shape. |
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| I wanted to know if it was possible to see something of Farndale's famous daffodils from the saddle of a bicycle rather than on foot. |
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| Everyone is invited to attend this meeting as it is something which affects all the community. |
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| Without having read his comments, something akin to that feeling always propelled me on. |
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| The challenge was to find something within the system towards an ultimate win-win situation for all. |
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| Well, I think it's fair to say we were all expecting something of the kind. |
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| The Cooper S holds the road well and although the ride can be a little stiff at times, that's only to be expected with something this sporty. |
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| Suddenly, she heard something that sounded like a child whimpering to her right. |
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| As James looks out the window of the tract housing and sees the expanse of a wheat field for the first time, something inside him opens up. |
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| About 80 percent of Taiwan thinks this job is low-class work and something only bad girls do. |
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| He's proving to be something of a lucky charm because whenever he scores, they win. |
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| Where I used to listen to shouty music and stomp around the flat, these days I'm more partial to something chilled which helps me wind down. |
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| Callie was about to shut down the file when something in the back of her mind began nagging. |
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| Who can say they wouldn't do something atrocious if in an extreme situation? |
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| I didn't have a lot to do so I decided to walk around town, do some window shopping, something to keep me from home. |
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| If something has been perceived subliminally, it is stored in a part of the memory that is inaccessible to conscious recall. |
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| I would go with two pairs of tan khakis, you want to have an extra pair in case you spill something on one of them. |
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| Stiglitz himself, who won the Nobel Prize for Economics last year, was something of a maverick, an internal rebel. |
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| Indeed, beyond the conventional list of individual human rights something new was at issue. |
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| He flung open the doors with a mighty heave, dashed inside, and screamed something about justice all the way. |
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| If you went to private school before, say, 1980, it was probably because you were something of a problem child, or a kid with special needs. |
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| He was asking me to proof something I'd already proofed, saying they'd made more changes. |
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| His wisdom leaves the viewer with something to aspire to, something to chase after. |
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| I wish the guy would take his lumps for writing a controversial book, move on, and write something else. |
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| The whole process was further slowed by the fact that if you wanted to deliver something airside, it had to go through tough security checks. |
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| But then the next day something happened that slowly transformed the killing despair of the jail and dispersed the power of death. |
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| If you're on the Atkins diet or something similar, you ought to pay attention to this study. |
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| Their curiosity is endless and finding something to do which is engrossing enough to hold their attention for a while is difficult. |
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| When I at last pulled the pizza from the roasting kiln of the oven I was greeted with something less pizza and more cracker covered with oatmeal. |
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| We hope it will go over there and raise their interest and they will do something reciprocal. |
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| The tone of the self-portrait with which he wound up his adolescence recalls something of Kepler's horoscope of himself. |
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| She said something about moving to Arcadia Springs to reclaim what was hers. |
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| Tonight will no doubt be something with wholemeal rice and lots of vegetables. |
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| The book may be excellent of its kind, but not something that the publisher wishes to deal with. |
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| After all, enduring wind chill and blizzard conditions is something born-and-bred New Englanders do. |
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| Most games that try to do a lot of things at once fall apart at the seams, so both of these are something special. |
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| Summer is the time for whingeing, so at the start of a new year let's change the tone and really give NASA something to probe! |
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| And then the car flipped over tossing them into the side of something and shaking them about violently. |
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| Music that tinkles from the lugholes of passengers either side of you on the Clapham omnibus is not something that will be cherished. |
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| It owes something to the magazine page, the studio shot, and the fashion spread. |
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| You can watch a previously-recorded show while recording something else, you see. |
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| The bus pulls out with a whining of the motor, stops at a stoplight with the screech of air brakes, and then something wonderful may happen. |
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| In the essay, however, the trip took on something of an Arabian Nights adventure and a theatrical transformation scene. |
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| It is a transformation scene without a suggestion of stage carpentry or fireworks and there is something of enchantment about it. |
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| The tears would rebelliously flow down my face as I tried to focus on something besides the slow moving moments. |
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| If you make something special and powerful and honest and true, you will succeed. |
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| Nevertheless, this biography of Theodore Swann holds something of interest for everyone. |
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| However, there was something nagging about the melodies that caught my imagination. |
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| Yet, again, I could not escape that there was something about her eyes, something terribly alert and competent that defied her physical mien. |
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| All right, here's something else to whet your whistle, low-carb, low-calorie drinks, you're seeing a lot more new versions of these. |
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| It may be a dubious analogy, but just say that reading a novel is something like going on a ride at the midway. |
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| In every window was a window box filled with large blossoms, and every door on the street was painted something garish. |
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| I had so-called Spanish omelette in mind, but couldn't even be bothered to start looking for recipes, so I just whipped something up. |
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| This recalled to mind that one of the security programs asked something about this file. |
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| Yeah, I only get to see something about twice a year but they can whistle for my money so long as they promote this animalistic behaviour. |
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| She's as clean as a whistle, but you, you obviously had something to do with this mess. |
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| The music of the spheres turns out to be a mixture of whistles, chirrups, howls, static and something that sounds like chattering voices. |
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| There must be something else inside that fearsome figure, to have won such love and devotion. |
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| He was after getting a bit of possession in the half-forward line, something we hadn't been doing. |
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| But does it not say something if they are still trying to get more money by lowering themselves to prostitution? |
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| From the year dot, my big sister and I had it drummed into us that money is not something one takes lightly. |
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| Millions upon millions of traditional ejecting Winchesters have been sold so there must be something comfortably right about them. |
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| The phone rang again this time her mother answered, she laughed and rattled something off in Spanish. |
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| As different as Locke and Hume's empiricism was from Descartes' rationalism, they had something in common. |
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| Naturally, he'd always shied away from emotional attachments, especially romantic ones, since love was something he knew pitifully little about. |
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| Morning rush hour traffic was murderous at the best of times, and with something like this going on it was not moving at all. |
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| This might do in the infants, but I'm afraid by the sixth form we expect something a little more sophisticated. |
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| Every step she felt terrified she'd fall or trip on something on the floor. |
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| I played the game for about a week before trading it off for something more to my liking. |
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| She was afraid that something might happen to her mum while she wasn't there. |
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| If you want something to come out in generally the same color family, choose a natural fiber such as cotton, linen, rayon, or silk. |
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| This is a troubling image, redolent of something locked in an aimless subterranean existence. |
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| We've had our starter of cold boar and I'm munching on Sarti's excellent Pizza Bianca while Scott's eating something else. |
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| I'd just go back to my hotel and eat a sad grilled cheese sandwich and watch something depressing on television. |
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| The February trip looks a lot more feasible after something very obvious came to me on the train home. |
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| He has also discovered, through his relationship with Moore and their subsequent break-up, that he needs to keep something back. |
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| I'm a writer because I find literature exhilarating, and because the possibility of writing something beautiful seems almost within reach. |
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| At least this way they pay for their crimes and contribute something towards the cost of their keep. |
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| It was definitely something to laugh about afterwards but certainly not at the time. |
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| Why is it that every time something goes down the Americans immediately send people over to try to work things out? |
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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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| In Britain, where polls are issued by the major papers every day the bookies are something of an afterthought. |
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| After our mutual greetings, he sprung something on me that I wasn't expecting. |
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| Do I release the Wednesday update now and slink away, or just hammer the keys until I have something worth posting? |
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| This is an experience that cannot be replicated outside a university or something at least akin to it. |
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| She smiled, a bit embarrassed, a bit proud, pretending to scribble something in her notebook. |
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| Now that I've actually got a readable blog, I need to write something worth reading. |
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| While I am glad these folk had something readably interesting to share, I'm not just a little jealous! |
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| I started tracing a weird, abstract pattern of something or other on her window that had fogged in the cold afternoon. |
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| All of a sudden, I was kind of tired of it and fed up and it was just time to do something else. |
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| Still, an Ashes series has been lost and lost badly, something for which yesterday's win can compensate but not atone. |
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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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| I worry about him everyday since I heard that something went down over at the Prison. |
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| Anytime we flip a switch, turn a key in the ignition, or mail a letter, we expect something to happen. |
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| An interesting thought, but he couldn't shake the feeling that something wasn't quite right. |
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| Usually these are whinges about the availability of tea cakes, arrangements for visits by constituents or something similar. |
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| She took tea with her remaining admirers, but in the age of beat poetry and the apolitical pursuit of rapture, seemed something of a relic. |
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| Marcella shanghaied him and said something about his brother being in the study and wanting to see him. |
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| The solo instrument details realized transformed the music to something else. |
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| She put the keys into the ignition and sped off into the night, trying to find something to concentrate on besides her disturbing memories. |
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| Doesn't every footballer need to slip into something more comfortable after a hard day on the pitch? |
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| When you do write criticism, are you looking for more notoriety, or to spread your opinions, or just to earn money, or is it something else? |
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| Some beneficial reasons to say something are to provide social lubrication and to convey information. |
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| I heard a figure of something like 5000 new building sites and plots now offered in greater Plettenberg Bay. |
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| How about something more original, like spending limits based on inflation and population growth? Yeah, that'll be the day. |
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| Certainly, we need something to spark to life a season in which we just haven't got going. |
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| I was hoping that there might be something in there that would key me into the problem. |
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| Then, almost unnoticed, a playful breeze sprang up, which turned rather suddenly into something stiffer. |
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| I am sure you have something precious in your world which can key you into a harmonious vibration. |
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| Danny tried to stay on task, for he was already behind in keyboarding, but something kept distracting him. |
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| You can't get somebody to do something by force, by duress, by overcoming their will. |
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| At least celebrity is something the rest of us might willingly concede we don't possess. |
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| I feel that if it were legalized then it would become a reasonable profession and not something to do to help keep a drug habit going. |
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| You'll need to get your rest, and since Kent isn't exactly a top tourist destination, you should be able to find something reasonable. |
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| She was shouting something about tracking down the culprit, inflicting justice upon them. |
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| A trumpet appears at the end of the song, plucks a note from the air and holds it until I think something will burst. |
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| It was probably a bit too long a run-out for him in his first match back, a whole two hours of football, but it proved something to him. |
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| The fear of doing something wrong holds back so many people when learning how to do things. |
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| If fishers have a quota for kahawai, tuna, or something like that, it is very unlikely to be affected by a marine farm. |
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| America is on one of its prohibitionist kicks, treating drugs as something utterly satanic. |
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| Everlast is one of the few artists who can take on a style of music like rap and bring something fresh to it while still keeping it all real. |
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| If both of these dishes were meant to whet the palate for something more flavourful, they certainly did the trick. |
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| I don't think I'll ever dig keytars, something about keyboard players posing as guitarists rubs me the wrong way. |
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| The thing that stayed with me while watching the movie was the sense of dread that something was going to happen. |
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| Maybe it was the tinny glint from the knife or the sound of her hoarse whimpers but something made him act. |
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| There's something about Perth that quickly reassures you after Australia's emptiness. |
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| One of the merchants shook a fist at her and yelled something and she waved back at him grinning. |
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| I shook my head in disbelief, but I couldn't shake the feeling that I had to do something about my actions, or rather my lack of action. |
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| The charm offensive was self-evidently in aid of something and eventually we found out what it was. |
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| Now here's something that's sure to have you crashing around the front room practicing your best air guitar moves. |
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| The Usher Hall, normally so Edwardian, upright and slightly stuffy, slips off its tiara and shakes down to something a bit more comfortable. |
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| I just came upstairs to check the price of something on eBay and saw the clock. |
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| Many of your readers must live in rural areas where the sight of a policeman is something of a rarity. |
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| Another person thought that it might be something about having grown up in a quiet rural area. |
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| The sergeant managed to whisper something in Leila's ear that was faint to both Daniel's and Lance's own hearing. |
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| I tried to whisper something under my breath but the teacher heard me and asked what I said. |
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| Hints and whispers had been emerging for months that something was on the cards. |
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| Take note whenever a character does something astoundingly stupid just to set up a conflict later in the film. |
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| Scheme auditors and actuaries will have to act as whistle-blowers and tell Opra if they think something is wrong. |
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| Her voice lowered to a substantial degree, as if she spoke of something resentful. |
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| That is something the Executive has refused to do, on the grounds it would lower esteem for children from broken homes. |
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| But showing off is one thing, and vanity is another, and envy is a third, and affectation is something else. |
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| We get the impression that he was rather hoping to have something already in place by this stage in the game. |
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| It's a rush, a thrill, a challenge to do something that most people can't even conceive of and couldn't do even if they wanted to. |
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| There's something primal and deeply satisfying about sitting indoors, all warm and snug and listening to wild weather beating at the eaves. |
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| They came out dry and floury, like something one would expect from a wartime ration. |
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| Friends usually do have something to gain from each other, be it companionship or affirmation of existence. |
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| Once I get absorbed in something that interests me, the world around me disappears. |
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| And are you suggesting that that's some occupational exposure to toxic chemicals or something like that? |
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| He has a very short attention span and unless something interests him he doesn't want to know. |
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| He rattled something off in his native language that had everyone but Miliar confused. |
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| Inside the room was an electric guitar, something Conor couldn't afford, but something the club was willing to loan him for performances. |
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| This has something to do with the new servers Halo boffins are presently introducing. |
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| He supposed thoughts, like shoes, were something you either rattled about in, or grew out of. |
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| At the time records were becoming so aggressive, like with rave and hardcore breakbeat, and I wanted something warmer and softer. |
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| I don't know why the rest of my colleagues didn't say something to me because I was talking flat tack. |
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| The white-haired woman murmured a few words and the girl sighed, then said something that made both women laugh. |
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| There's something raunchily funny bubbling under the surface of this movie. |
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| Having split Brechin's defences after 22 minutes, a furiously-contested game latterly became something of a white-knuckle ride. |
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| This is again a tribute to the producer's ability to involve the youth in something other than aimless time wasting or even worse. |
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| I spent most of the film afraid that something terrible would happen to a child, explicitly or not. |
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| Everyone is afraid that you'll write something damning about them for all to see. |
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| Here is something raw, as yet uncompromised, and engaged with some sort of reality. |
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| Reed did a bit of quick carpentry to repair the breaks, lashing them back together with something the Vikings could have used, duct tape. |
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| It'd be funny if I was finally killed by something as mundane as a sudden fall and a broken neck. |
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| If passion, poetry and raw emotion are lacking in the current scene, there's something to be said for learning from the masters. |
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| Any company so foolish as to promote something that looked and felt so much like a guarantee as this would be riding for a fall. |
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| He sat on the seat of the tractor, writing something with a white-out marker on the black seating. |
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| However happiness is not something that can be acquired, attained, achieved or gathered. |
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| If something in science suddenly becomes so sacrosanct that you can't question it, then it ceases to be science. |
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| It claims that unless something is done now the country risks falling behind in an increasingly competitive global marketplace. |
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| Why not do some research, screen some little-known or largely forgotten films and tell us something we don't already know? |
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| Instead of dumbing himself down, Hix wants to smarten us up, giving us the confidence to cook something more ambitious than kedgeree or fish pie. |
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| Colombia was a bit rustic but she was finally able to think of something besides the divorce. |
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| I was also under the impression that there was something in the American constitution about freedom of speech. |
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| If you are not keen on feta, use something else crumbly, such as Cheshire or Lancashire cheese. |
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| The president of Rats campaign group, Paul Dainton, welcomed the reports but said they were something of a whitewash. |
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| She roasts a chicken, or a piece of pork, makes a salad, possibly does something with rhubarb and lots of cream for afters. |
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| Then I realized that not telling you would be the same as lying if I deliberately kept something from you. |
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| You know, you have to watch the behaviors, too, and see if they seem to be keeping something back. |
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| She's kept something from her, on purpose, because she was afraid it would change what she thinks of her. |
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| We heard a grunt from the undergrowth, then a rustle of leaves, then something pawing impatiently at the ground. |
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| This is a major negative point as it leaves something of a bitter aftertaste on the lips. |
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| So, we asked six of Britain's finest to rustle something up at their favourite restaurant for the charity auction. |
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| When I asked if I could have dessert, she said the chef had gone home, but she could rustle something up if we wanted. |
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| But when I saw the ingredient list, I realised I just might be able to rustle something up, after all, from what I already had in the house. |
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| I think I'll take a meander up to the midlands this weekend and go see if there is something there I can shoot. |
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| It suggests a need for consciousness, for mind, for something that is more than just a collection of synapses in a glob of gray-matter. |
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| He has kept his chin up throughout his treatment and this award would be something good after having such a bad year. |
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| She's a young woman and I didn't want to get her something that would age her, so I went with the single pearl. |
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| Bord na Mona, for years a vital source of energy, degenerated into something like a welfare agency for needy midlanders. |
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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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| In pre-empting the terrorist are we really dealing with asymmetry, or is something else at work? |
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| Please, that is really reading a lot into something that is not that significant. |
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| There was another thump, and then something banged up against the door to her lab. |
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| Craig's arrest was second-rate entrapment for something that shouldn't be against the law in the first place. |
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| Every page is compulsively readable, and usually says something very funny, even if it happens to be wrong. |
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| Of course, with all of my lessons, this too became something more than a brief foray into Surrealism. |
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| Qualifying and practice speeds show that Dodge has found something that gives the Intrepids an edge. |
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| Selling the pies and pudding wholesale was something else she had to consider. |
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| Who could argue that the money and brain power devoted to cloning stem cells could not be better used on something else? |
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| He ran ahead, but something forcefully collided into his back, making him drop the plastic case. |
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| A well written story and something we, as we are of an age can understand where others cannot. |
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| Could it have something to do with his dreams and nightmares about when he was a child? |
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| But I was always ready to experience something new, so I agreed to hostess. |
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| Pamela caused an unprecedented stir, exciting something like a national argument about the purposes and value of fiction. |
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| Rather it is something linked with the process of capitalist globalization. |
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| Sleep was something she might not get because her dreams can become nightmares. |
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| There's something about blocks of text, with odd patterns and traceries running through it, that is visually arresting. |
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| A restaurant which is open for breakfast, lunch, tea, dinner and midnight feasts is something different. |
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| Some fanatical moron is wibbling on about something hopelessly biased, and hopelessly wrong. |
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| When he stepped out next ball to lift, casually, between long-on and midwicket for a fourth six, finally we sensed that something might be up. |
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| It's a bit of a sticky wicket, but we've got to put something back and we must try to look at the whole picture. |
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| Yahoo needs to do consider doing something about aggregating news under a subject or topic areas. |
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| The early dismissal meant that Sami, who rarely looked like taking a wicket before that passage of play, had something in the bank to show. |
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| The rituals also reveal something about social relationships and status in Khoikhoi society. |
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| Further complicating the effort was the process for placing something on contract. |
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| Everyone will be thinking about what type of real man uses something artificial to get a tan. |
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| After the histrionics were well and truly over, the realisation dawned that something truly shocking had occurred. |
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| If we are very forbearing, then something we would normally consider very painful will not appear so bad after all. |
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| We're just coming to the realization that, in fact, surprise, surprise, our president actually has something to do with this. |
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| I need to find something of interest that involves me being on the go, as I'm aware I'm not actually that active. |
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| Reality shows take the pressure off producers to produce high-class intelligent drama, or comedy, or something avant-garde and out there. |
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| It was clear to me that I would soon lose touch with reality unless I did something that mattered. |
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| There is something very special about the first season of a reality show with such an original premise. |
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| This may well be the first time that a reality show actually did something useful. |
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| Horses should not be just something from days gone by, but part of the future. |
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| But I'm reading scripts all the time, because it is something that I would like to do, but I'm aware of spreading myself too thin. |
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| The physics prize went to three Americans who've explained something of what goes on within the nucleus of atoms. |
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| All the poor guy can do is try to answer the question before something really nasty happens. |
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| He muttered something under his breath, and started planning his next plot to kill her. |
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| I put an arm around him and try to think of something comforting to say but my mind's gone blank. |
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| The Inn is fine, as inns go, but there's something about Sea Isle City that feels depressingly generic. |
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| From go to whoa, the compilation has something to prove, and isn't about to waste a track as it makes its case. |
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| Suddenly, there were no more grades to be earned unless I did something insane like decide to go for another degree. |
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| Not quite a master chef, but give me some ingredients and I'll whip something up. |
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| But, in essence there is now something bigger and more important than just being here. |
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| It will take planning, but the trick is to work something out that's agreeable to both families, Meantime, you guys can talk anytime you want! |
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| I was so afraid of something stupid happening, like an air line blowing off or a fuel line breaking. |
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| His teaching degree and a year he spent working as a teacher in Dublin was always going to be something he could fall back on. |
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| Dealing with white water rapids is another matter altogether and something best left to the experts. |
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| That's right, she was spending more than many of us earn in a month on something to hold her trackie bottoms up. |
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| It is something I have always wanted to have a go at and the noise it makes is fantastic. |
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| Shock news for the day is that Luke has been fired, which may or may not have something to do with his website. Watch your backs, kids. |
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| The town council decides something must be done about the girls' shameless behaviour, but they never seem able to act on this decision. |
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| Therefore reason in the sense of a cause is always understood as something rational. |
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| He suddenly stopped in his tracks and appeared to be staring at something in the yard. |
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| While Jody had been with me, the nurse had given him a bath and shampooed his hair, something else we had declined in our birth plan. |
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| I want something that tracks my eye movement on screen, and a key combination which will jump the cursor to where I am looking. |
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| One of my former West Brom team-mates, Andy Hunt, went through something similar to Matt shortly after he moved to Charlton. |
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| That may or may not say something about English pleaders, English advocates, and English jurors. |
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| He gives me an inquisitive look, as if to enquire whether something is the matter. |
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| Her voice seemed loud and ugly in the room's mellow neon glow, like a crow's harsh squawk, and something somewhere winced in disgust. |
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| He needs to do something about the rank smell of dead fish emanating from the bathrooms. |
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| She heard an angry voice swear outside the dumpster, then she heard a click and something that sounded unmistakably like dial tones on a phone. |
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| That sort of thing was an inner-city disease, people assured themselves, not something that happened here. |
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| This was said in a low tone, and it was a few seconds before the other people in the room realized something was wrong and looked up. |
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| And people who are worth something are more likely to be kidnapped and held for large ransoms. |
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| It was the writer's recommendations of where else to read, as much as it was something to read in and of itself. |
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| He always offers something juicy for his low-born audience to ogle, be it the crown jewels or the many messy decapitations. |
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| I repeat it, because some ranters haven't understood something here apparently. |
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| For the weekend, I'll leave you with this, from another Yorkshireman who might have occasionally been something of a ranter. |
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| Someone in prison is still able to contribute something to society whereas someone executed cannot. |
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| Now I'm happy to see a development occur whereby it means something more spiritual. |
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| Now, faced with something that had nearly frightened her to death, she took a deep breath, squared her shoulders, and turned the doorknob. |
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| The point is to lay down markers, draw some lines in the sand, and give his voters something to rally around. |
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| This idea of simplicity may have something to do with widespread concerns during the last decade about the lack of architectural involvement in suburban tract housing. |
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| I like the Instant Pot, which is also a pressure cooker, but if you want something cheaper, this Crock-Pot does a fine job. |
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| Ward, who owns the Gresham gun store with her husband, then did something she'd never done before. |
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| When is something going to be done about this very real and sad situation? |
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| They accuse old friends and colleagues of terrible things, even if they do something simple like return a greeting on Facebook. |
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| And if you were wondering whether there is something better about ready-made pastry to justify its higher price point over frozen, the answer is no. |
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| It's a natural that a frame shop would carry ready-mades, said Wieder, but carry something unique that your customers won't see at a department store. |
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| She lives in the same house as Pixel, our Italian greyhound, who is something of a celebrity in Oaxaca. |
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| There was something of an evangelical awakening going on at this time, and the people of this region were ready to participate fully in the debates. |
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| There are people around who DO want something else from their weekend but don't want to endure 40 lads who've been out all day and looking for a bit of aggro at last orders. |
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| But if there is something suicidal in Woolf's emotional attraction to this kind of loss of self, there is also something deeply readerly about it. |
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| They were tired of the fare at restaurants catering to tourists and were craving something a bit more authentic. |
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| It's been hectic for Pragnell ever since he left Purdue and something tells me it's only going to get crazier. |
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| There was a rank smell, not the smell of dead flesh but something older and colder, like something prised out of a shell in the shallows of a tide pool. |
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