The passage Ruse had found was dark and damp and the air smelled like wet grass after it had rained hard for several days. |
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It is preparing the construction of its own production plant in the riverport town Ruse on the banks of the Danube River. |
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The first project in Ruse began in 1998, offering 60 hours of courses a month. |
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Code red has been called for the northern regions of Montana, Vratsa, Pleven, Lovech, Veliko Tarnovo and Ruse where temperatures are expected to reach 38-42 degrees Celsius. |
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He subsequently discovers the whereabouts of the photograph by a cunning ruse. |
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Her clever ruse contrasts the disruptive force of the historical moment at hand. |
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It sucks you in and condemns you to hours of game play under the ruse of one last go. |
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Another ruse is to couch the patent application in obscure terms making it difficult for the regulatory bodies to judge the innovatory aspect. |
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Once their nesting is over, this ruse will not work, so one intent on rousing a rail in the fall must either wade or pole a boat through a marsh. |
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So he courted his own fate, he was tricked by an extremely sophisticated ruse and met his death. |
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Through the ruse of a technique, Baraka names the nameless, which creates an aporia that interrupts the functioning of the proper name. |
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It should be obvious why I badly want to believe that this is a bluff or a ruse. |
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The ruse makes the IRS-themed scam more sophisticated than typical phishing attacks. |
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Many of the characters feign casual confidence, but the ruse becomes apparent when things start to go wrong. |
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One is at a loss whether to call the above ruse a fraud, inducement, immoral force, exploitation or all of these. |
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I'm not convinced they saw through my ruse of pretending to photograph someone else. |
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It is a device at that point in time, a trick and a ruse, and treating the House like a joke. |
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A last-minute offer may be a ruse or a bluff, but I'm the guy who ought to make that call. |
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The ruse of hiding the newspapers no longer works because nowadays when they cannot find them they put two and two together and gird themselves for a funeral. |
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They controlled the castle for 127 years before it was recaptured in A.D.1271, through a military ruse, by the Arabs under the Mameluk Sultan Baybars. |
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Once, when two passed into many, a shifting ruse claimed heritage, when clandestine revolution offered a way to dwell in enunciative loveliness, liquid, accelerated speech. |
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Unfortunately, the laptop didn't fall for their cunning ruse. |
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The tubular steel swingarm is designed to mimic the look of a hardtail machine, its shock hidden from sight to complete the ruse. |
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It also illustrates that when the artist threw aside the ruse of resplendency to tackle more electro-pop oriented material, the spell he could cast was suddenly broken. |
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In fact, all the velocities are just a distraction, a ruse, an illusion, a bad practical joke. |
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Some developing-country governments suspect this is a ruse by rich countries to shirk their responsibilities while making money out of the poor. |
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The forward ruse, the bright air reflected in water, the calling features all defy lazy song in astriction and flick away the cumulus. |
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This was a ruse on Ulf's part since his role as caretaker of Harthacnut gave him the reign of the kingdom. |
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We imagined that this was a ruse on his part, for his neck loved the yoke of groomdom. |
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The ruse is so obvious, a counterfactual posing as a home truth. |
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Graham's claim that two endings had been filmed was later revealed to be a ruse. |
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In 772, Shaqya defeated an Umayyad force and killed the governor of the fortress of Medellin by a ruse. |
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This is why Chelsea's changing room ruse was so cunning. |
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Instead he forces them to put his huge stack of money into trust for his family, and pass it off as their own donation – the perfect ruse to funnel unlaundered dough to a family that hates him. |
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Waiters were in on the ruse, and would frequently distract customers in order to facilitate the yoinking of oysters and caviar. |
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The Occasional Conformity Bill was revived in the wake of the storm, but Anne withheld support, fearing its reintroduction was a ruse to cause a political quarrel. |
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As a ruse towards the Knights, Napoleon asked for safe harbour to resupply his ships, and then turned his guns against his hosts once safely inside Valletta. |
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