| Taking it before you start drinking is said to prevent the nausea and throbbing head that follow a night on the tiles. |
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| A poem, Simply Everyone's Taking Cocaine, ran through a list of professional snorters. |
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| Taking notice of her, I realized her voice was slightly husky, though still feminine. |
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| Taking it down cost a fifth as much, and revealed a set of notable rapids, ideal for whitewater kayaking. |
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| Taking a deep breath, he squared his shoulders, hoping that his expression did not betray his fright, or the pounding of his heart when he spoke. |
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| Taking backsights is a way of detecting errors and blunders in reading instruments. |
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| Taking vitamin C in doses greater than a gram a day has been shown to lead to nausea, abdominal pain, diarrhoea and kidney stones. |
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| Taking supplemental leucine with other essential amino acids from whey protein may accelerate muscular gains. |
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| Taking fallibilism seriously heads off the charge that contextualism encourages strongly anti-rationalist positions such as relativism. |
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| Taking seven kids at different ages and stages to Disney World all at once! |
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| Taking a deep breath, I took my stance, and served that fuzzy yellow ball with all my might. |
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| Taking the generally accepted norm of 5 people per family, that's 16 families. |
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| Taking one step at a time with complete attention and energy brings vitality and creativity to all you do. |
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| Taking it can be an intense emotional experience, one that you may not be prepared for. |
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| Taking a city tram from Basel as far as its terminus at the city limits, I followed the road on foot. |
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| Taking her time to wash and splash some cold water on her face, Angela slowly woke up more. |
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| Taking direct fire, and outnumbered, he pressed forward, firing his M9 pistol at enemy forces. |
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| Taking a deep breath, I shut the call out of my mind and pushed myself from the uncomfortable wooden chair to my feet. |
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| Taking a leap of faith is something every entrepreneur must do at some point or another. |
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| Taking the most damaging pictures requires precision timing and nerves of steel. |
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| Taking several steps forward, she saw a strong wooden box sitting on her straw bed. |
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| Taking the stage in the early evening sunlight in their trademark masks and olive jumpsuits, they both enthralled and amused festival-goers. |
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| Taking their name from the Italian version of the Transformers TV show, this Berlin-based duo are out to flip the script on popular music. |
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| Taking even a single dose of thalidomide during early pregnancy may cause major birth defects. |
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| Taking a medical or psychiatric history is time consuming and open to errors. |
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| Taking a roll of gauze from the medicine cabinet, Cordelia wrapped both hands and taped it in place. |
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| Taking hold of her test paper, she sent a final prayer up before searching for her mark on the front cover. |
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| Taking a spare molex extension cable, I vinyl dyed it black and put a cable tie around it to keep the wires from tangling. |
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| Taking entrapment first, a defendant caught in a sting almost always claims to have been entrapped. |
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| Taking precautionary measures can help you keep your car running smoothly and save on big-ticket expenses down the line. |
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| Taking in his bookcases and desk drawers, I realized that there could be a treasure trove of escape items. |
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| Taking the corgis for walkies around Arthur's Seat, she spies giant cranes just across the street from Holyroodhouse. |
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| Taking the jeweler's loupe from around his neck, he gingerly passed it to her. |
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| Taking a pass from centre James Evans, the human bulldozer, crashed through three tackles on his way to the line after 44 minutes. |
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| Taking vitamin C has not been shown to prevent colds but it may help symptoms clear up sooner. |
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| Taking any pen and paper role-playing system and turning it into a successful computer game is a daunting task. |
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| Taking up the elegantly bound volume, which must have cost him a considerable sum, he quietly pitched it out of the window. |
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| Taking her hand, the warmth of it entranced him, and the firmness of her grasp surprised him. |
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| Taking a cross-section of the country would reveal an urban versus rural spilt. |
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| Taking pride of place in the gallery were scale models of a Euro-fighter Typhoon, a Hunter aeroplane and a 68 mm rocket. |
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| Taking an intricate short cut through back alleys and abandoned buildings, she came out onto an empty, dead-end road. |
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| Taking centre stage over the two days is an array of tall ships from all over the world. |
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| Taking the fast outfield into consideration, fans could be in for a rather heavy-scoring game. |
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| Taking a moment to come to terms with what had just happened, I recomposed myself and returned to my candelight supper, dazed but undaunted. |
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| Taking a deep breath, Julian pressed on through the Zetapol market, where merchants and traders competed in hollering. |
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| Taking over the state broadcasting system became an all-consuming obsession. |
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| Taking the youngster's pass, he stepped inside a defender before smoothly converting off his left foot. |
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| Taking everything into account, this is another stock I'm going to keep on my watch list, waiting for a slightly more favourable entry price. |
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| Taking fighting out of hockey is like taking the cheese out of a cheesesteak. |
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| Taking too much off at once starves the roots and may cause new lower leaves to sunburn. |
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| Taking the fragment of charcoal in his right hand, he flipped to a new page in his sketchbook and began to sketch the girl of his dreams. |
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| Taking no time to evaluate her own injuries, Zoe quickly sped down the road and took a wide turn down another street. |
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| Taking a pen from his white dress shirt, he began to ready his paper for work. |
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| Taking centre stage at yesterday's press conference was Paul Burke who will start at out half in place of the injured Ronan O'Gara. |
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| Taking a broom and dustpan from a narrow closet, Joe walked around the bar and began sweeping Bobby's broken glass off the floor. |
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| Taking an example in practical terms, a cow down with tetany would be dead before a bottle of magnesium could be prescribed and administered. |
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| Taking a walk on the Rila Mountain is considered the number one summer activity. |
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| Taking aspirin with dipyridamole reduces platelet accumulation at the anastomosis. |
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| Taking out a sheet of paper with lots of writing on it, Daria nodded, took a deep breath, and began her story. |
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| Taking part in this course will not affect your social welfare entitlements. |
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| Taking to the waters to soothe aches and pains has been a hallmark of the resort for more than a century. |
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| Taking a long gulp of his drink and drying his mouth on his already dirtied shirt he ordered me to pay the cable bill first. |
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| Taking her camera from her purse, she snapped three photographs of the sign and several more of the outside of the building. |
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| Taking a page from his book, Fiorina could attempt to patch the soft spots in her computing arsenal with proceeds from the printer business. |
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| Taking all aspects into consideration, I feel it is better to have the classes from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. every day. |
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| Taking a walk for exercise, or to walk a dog for that matter, is thus no longer a pleasurable activity. |
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| Taking a key from his watch chain, he opened it and looked at the French dueling pistols lying on their dark blue velvet beds within. |
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| Taking a few deep breaths to calm down, she swung her legs over the side of the cot and sat on the edge. |
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| Taking a break from signing autographs, he seemed pleased with the way things had gone. |
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| Taking no chances, the pope issued a papal bull automatically excommunicating any printer who might make an alteration in the text. |
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| Taking my time inside the restroom, I fixed my hair and every little detail in my outfit. |
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| Taking such risks is an obligation that our nature as humans imposes on us. |
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| Taking advantage of differences in vitreousness of corn grain could provide advantages in the future. |
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| Taking a deep breath, Ace decided to make a vow, a vow to protect Ari even if it meant losing his own life. |
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| Taking a stout walking stick to help particularly with the descent is advised. |
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| Taking essential fatty acid supplements can help the skin retain more moisture and thus resist wrinkles. |
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| Taking on multiple roles that have the potential for so much confusion is probably unadvisable, Campbell suggested. |
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| Taking out a glass pitcher filled with a dark-reddish fluid, she places it on the table and then turns to the cabinets above the sink. |
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| Taking Colgan's pass, he skinned two defenders for pace, shipped another tackle and popped over with the inside of his left boot. |
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| Taking a long draught from his mug of ale, Colonel Paccar leaned back in his chair, and let his gaze wander over his four charges. |
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| Taking a serious note of the incident, the president blacklisted the Indian actor for his remarks. |
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| Taking the road atlas with her, Misha got out of the lorry cab again and headed over to the white and red lorry belonging to the Polish driver. |
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| Taking a pair of carthorses to Grafton to be re-shod took more than half a day. |
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| Taking aim again, I pulled the trigger and the blank hit the guard in the chest. |
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| Taking that as a friendly gesture, I leaned closer, but he panicked and scurried into the crack between the window sash and the sill. |
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| Taking less of an antibiotic when you need it will not help prevent antibiotic resistance. |
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| Taking a moment, he opened the doors for them, helping them out and giving each a courtly bow and a gentle kiss on the cheek. |
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| Taking a deep breath and steadying herself, she went to answer the summons. |
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| Taking either of the vitamins alone or taking multivitamins did not appear to provide any protective effect. |
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| Taking out her slightly crumpled test paper, she hurried to the living room. |
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| Taking a look at news in brief tonight, a winter storm dropped up to 10 inches of snow in parts of the Midwest. |
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| Taking into account the speed of the film, it then sets the camera's controls for the optimum exposure. |
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| Taking the Sighting scene as his base, Gericault went on to expand his composition unit by unit. |
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| Taking long strides towards him, Brett was pleasantly surprised to find that he was taller than the model. |
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| A courtroom drama at heart, Taking Sides manages to overcome its theatrical staginess to provide some beautiful music and images. |
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| Taking characteristic values for the average albedo, size limits could be calculated. |
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| Taking yourself out of the picture helps shift you away from an egocentric perspective and allows the other images in the dream to come forward. |
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| Taking the best parts of electro, techno and disco, he composes on the fly and makes instantly catchy and melodic dance tracks. |
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| Taking full advantage of the glut, the flower-like polyps of xenia soft corals pulsated as they fed on the zooplankton delivered by the currents. |
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| Taking off her headphones, she shoved her cd player in her purse and dug her hands into the pocket of her black hoodie. |
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| Taking some of the training in-house might be a cost-saving option, particularly for courses which are given regularly. |
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| Taking two Playstation games and a travelcard, the girls ran off leaving the boy's 14-year-old brother to summon help. |
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| Taking vigilant aim she pulled the hammer back seized the trigger and fired. |
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| Taking the cable tramway up to Villa Opicina, with its view over the whole sweep of the bay, is an excursion in itself. |
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| Taking the lead from the die-hard bingo biddies, we arranged our game cards neatly, poised for action. |
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| Taking out a sheet of drawing paper, she sat down at her desk, and began to sketch an image of Jerome from her mind. |
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| Taking a step back, Joel felt a cold fear clutch at his chest as he forced himself to breathe. |
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| Taking cognizance of the information, security forces cordoned off the area and started searches. |
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| Taking vitamins and minerals in isolation is not advised, as they need to be combined to work synergistically. |
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| Taking a deep breath and squaring her shoulders, she descended the stairs to the hall. |
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| Taking a sharp breath in, she opened the package and found a heart shaped locket key chain with a skeleton key. |
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| Taking a more systematic approach will prevent you from having to move items around later. |
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| Taking off to places unknown, with your motorcycle for company and a feeling of elation can be a great experience. |
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| Taking this to mean there would be an emergency phone, I set off walking along the highway in the direction of the arrow. |
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| Taking it to a party, he asks a number of historians, both English and Quebecois, to identify the portrait. |
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| Taking a ship in ballast from the Mersey to the Tyne around Scotland was never the best of voyages. |
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| Taking just one ecstasy tablet could cause long-lasting brain damage leading to depression, scientists have warned. |
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| Taking a closer look, every fast-food restaurant points to its drive-through window as the benchmark for its service performance. |
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| Taking a deep breath to steady herself, Sammy tried again, this time speaking slowly and trying to enunciate her words carefully. |
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| Taking away days and weeks worth of effort in a single stroke is a lousy rotten thing to do to your patrons. |
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| Taking all of the circumstances into account, I exercise my discretion and order the discharge of the Certificate. |
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| Taking his time to gum the cuisine, his face projected an expression of disgust. |
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| Taking movements created from a 3D animation program, Moisan created a duet for himself and dancer Catherine Tardiff. |
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| Taking neuroimaging outside of medicine, she dives into neuromarketing and beyond. |
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| Taking all these factors into consideration, I find that the plaintiffs are estopped from making this claim at this late stage. |
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| Taking out a beer, he popped it open and guzzled it down in one large gulp. |
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| Taking pride of place were two giant screens that projected the proceedings live. |
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| Taking on a mortgage and a child when the remaining breadwinner is likely to be retrenched at any moment is a large risk. |
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| Taking into account the needs of suppliers is again a combination of shrewd business sense and good ethical practice. |
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| Taking the roundabout route means the train can stop at a dozen additional railway stations in Hubei Province. |
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| Taking a step back for a moment, a vertically integrated business sees itself quite differently to a functional or divisionalized organization. |
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| Taking place in real time, the short goes a long way toward deglamorizing the myth of the celebrity trailer. |
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| Taking an aristocrat's pompous and often unrealistic pontifications as an ideal for living is clearly not a good thing. |
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| Taking a deep breath, she noticed the faint waft of a musky eau de cologne in the air. |
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| Taking up my brush, I began to sketch the pools of light and shadow cast around and on his body. |
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| Taking Jimmy's advice, the islanders stay on board until the ship is eventually stranded on the reef. |
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| Taking the bowl that rested just inside the next room, he deposited its contents, roughly diced potatoes, into the rolling and steaming water. |
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| Taking my drink and bag of food, I go to eat my meal at the waterfront and drink in the taste of my home town. |
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| Taking them to his home, he then drugged his victims, who cannot be named for legal reasons. |
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| Taking aim with his right foot he sent a drop kick sailing between the posts to give England a 20-17 win over holders Australia. |
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| Taking a look 5-10 years into the future makes the existence of these new network neutrality issues even less problematic. |
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| Taking vending machines that sell junk food out of schools is another good plan. |
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| Taking turns with your partner drilling the swinging armbar from the guard is an example of this sort of drill. |
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| Taking a breath, I began to sing, letting Brody Armstrong's voice fill my head and inspire me to sing. |
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| Taking about 8mg of each nutrient every day in supplement form may also help tanning. |
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| Taking deep breaths she began to hyperventilate, but in a more discreet way. |
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| Taking the bus is a personal choice, but the GRT should encourage ridership instead of offering alternative means of transportation. |
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| Taking another shopping bag every time we make a purchase is wasteful, inexcusably wasteful. |
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| Taking in electrolytes through fruit or sports drinks can help alleviate this. |
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| Taking a break from the Scorpio case, Callahan tries to eat a spot of lunch only to be rudely interrupted by a bank robbery down the street. |
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| Taking another key from her key ring, she unlocked the door and walked into the small lounge. |
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| Taking his right glove off he placed a finger on her cheek and wiped away the dirt that was there. |
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| Taking a deep breath he blew a series of inaudible slow notes, making slight adjustments to the slide after each one. |
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| Taking a deep breath, the soldier shut his eyes, as if to blot out some unnerving memory. |
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| Taking a paper towel, I wiped the water from my face and stared again into the depths of the mirror once more. |
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| Taking the advice of a fellow artist, he blew them up photographically, and they took on physical properties akin to large-scale billboards. |
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| Taking these conditions into consideration provided a more logical explanation for this anomaly. |
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| Taking pictures, morphing them on your PC and circulating is also highly unadvisable. |
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| Taking the back road to the golf club, you can imagine him sweeping round that bend into the tiny road. |
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| Taking them off means feeling the floor, the temperature and slipperiness of the surface, the rhythm of jointing in the boards. |
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| Taking the claims to court is the only way to recover lost compensation after the firms deny negligence. |
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| Taking a deep breath she checked her skirt was straight, brushed one strand of hair behind her ear and exhaled. |
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| Taking a large single dose could cause severe respiratory depression or be fatal. |
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| Taking the corgis for walkies around Arthur's Seat, she spies giant cranes just across the street from her des res at Holyroodhouse. |
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| Taking her cue from nature, Beverly designed the landscape to be casual and unpretentious. |
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| Taking a deep breath and hoping that he wasn't a light sleeper, she knocked on his door. |
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| Taking a seat in a corner booth, we order a bottle of wine and begin gossiping away merrily. |
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| Taking pensions early will have an impact on the amount of pension payable, which will be actuarially reduced. |
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| Taking some time out from a boring monotonous chore is truly worth all the hard work. |
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| Taking some examples it can be credibly argued that the situation is not quite as problematic as he argues. |
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| Taking the food out of our packs, and gathering some fresh fruit from a nearby tree, we settle down to a simple and satisfying meal. |
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| Taking a Quaker stewardship view of nature, Douglas loved creatures of the wild, from the low-slung sand crab to the stilted seabird. |
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| Taking herbal remedies such as alfalfa, garlic, aloe vera, dandelion, red clover and psyllium hulls is one method. |
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| Taking his cue again from Blake rather than Hegel, Prynne argues that contrariety is not the same thing as opposition. |
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| Taking a skills clinic can jump-start your mountain-biking education by compressing a lot of information into one or a few days. |
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| Taking one spoon full into my mouth sent me hurling towards the sink to spit out the awful substance that I had chosen to try and digest. |
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| Taking your own life because of a threatening situation was like killing a child in our family. |
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| Taking only a moment to chalk his cue, he got down on the table and potted the five. |
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| Taking holding costs and dividends into account, the Government is well out of pocket. |
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| Taking pity on a fellow Celt, I pull up, and he gratefully fumbles his way into the back seat. |
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| Taking a lady's racing bike cross-country over mud-churned cow paddocks is probably not in the manufacturer's recommendations. |
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| Taking hold of the oars, I would row the punt around and around in circles, imagining that I was captain of my own craft. |
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| Taking its title from a Pablo Neruda poem, the album's relationship to poetry is inextricable. |
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| Taking his gaze off of Dragon, he winked to Christen and smiled at her before scuttering off. |
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| Taking 15 minutes to prepare, so claims the instruction on the package, one can enjoy homemade burfi. |
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| Taking a few minutes to recover, the group made their way to the merch area to meet with all the kids one last time. |
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| Taking in a game of American football or baseball is part of the cultural experience and Philadelphia is a great place to be a spectator. |
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| Taking a probiotic supplement is like bringing in a second string to protect us from the next competitors. |
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| Taking his privilege as a dying man and the king's uncle, Gaunt remonstrates with him, calling him England's landlord rather than her king. |
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| Taking the most extreme case, I was recently attached to some absolutely devastating giant trevally off the Seychelles coral reefs. |
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| Taking out a small sheet of paper she wrote a short note and placed it under his hand. |
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| Taking off the lid, he brought out a pair of the grimmest black lace-up school shoes I had ever seen in my life. |
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| Taking long breaths to hide the agitated beats of my thudding heart, I leaned forward more intently to analyze the picture. |
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| Taking a big swig from her emergency bottle of glucose drink, she kicked the door down, and entered the studio. |
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| Taking notes during teachers' lectures wasn't his top priority, Markus admitted. |
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| Taking his cue from these greats he developed to become perhaps the busiest pianist on the London jazz scene for the past 40 years. |
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| Taking the major to their headquarters, the French general began to question him. |
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| Taking up water conservation works will make a fundamental contribution to protecting the flora and fauna in the forest areas. |
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| Taking the price off the clothes you're wearing there, now that should come up to about two silvers and five coppers. |
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| Taking and making calls is easy as all functions can be made from the cover on the helmet. |
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| Taking out an unsecured personal loan or hire purchase are the two traditional ways of funding a new car purchase. |
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| Taking offence, making a show of it, is a peculiarly self-theatrical, melodramatic, histrionic gesture in the annals of criticism. |
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| Taking 500 mg of milk thistle before embarking on a long night of drinking often takes the edge off the after effects. |
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| Taking a word processor or text editor as our example, the user's goal is to write something. |
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| Taking a sympathetic approach helps while an aggressive one worsens situations. |
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| Taking another swig of his beer, his eyes came to rest on a stumbling figure walking away from the warmth of the large fire. |
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| Taking the flint and steel from his satchel, he cast sparks upon the torches, and they soon erupted into full flame. |
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| Taking off her mud covered dress she noticed the hem of her shift was also caked in mud, so she put on a clean one. |
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| Taking a page from itinerant revivalists, he traveled the country on lecture tours, organizing schools and voluntary associations. |
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| Taking all the factors into consideration, there was not a commercial transaction conducted at arms length. |
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| Taking a poetry course with Heaney was a bit transgressive, given that my doctoral degree was going to be in history of science. |
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| Taking over a whole town for the cause of pages printed and bound may look to some like bibliomania. |
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| Taking the two rings that were set into the oak panelling of each door, Francis pulled and they opened together. |
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| Taking another deep drag, she settled herself on the couch again, outspreading her long tanned legs before her. |
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| Taking his father's advice, Titus makes some adjustments to the fuel mixture ratio with explosive and disastrous results! |
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| Taking on the Latvian in the main lines requires a bit of knowledge and familiarity with the critical lines is essential. |
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| Taking on the role of a high society lady as well as wife and new mother, Chopin fit in well with the New Orleans culture. |
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| Taking any other type of drug is also an illegal activity so surely one can lead to the other. |
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| Taking too much daily zinc could also be a problem because, although it is not toxic, high doses can impair copper absorption. |
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| Taking the family skiing over Christmas or half-term can cost a fortune, so would it make more sense to invest in your own Alpine property? |
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| Taking various bubble bath products, bath salts, and other nice smelling products I dumped them in the bathtub. |
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| Taking full advantage of improv comedy's inherent freneticism, the five-person group hitched up their pants and plowed through a slew of scenes. |
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| Taking time to look at himself in the reflective shine of the warhead, Seven's circuits crackled with anticipation. |
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| Taking the time to find good, free schwag will save you lots of money in the long run. |
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| Taking her brother's arm, she said a silent prayer that this pirate would not die at the hands of that swine. |
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| Taking a step back from traditional ideas of silver service, they've favoured offering faultless food and service with an edge. |
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| Taking a small charcoal depiction of a bike from his sketch pad, he turned it upside down and copied it this way onto the wall. |
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| Taking a set of clip-ons from his pocket he placed the teeth on his own, then hissed at another set of girls. |
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| Taking up so much of the roof area, it has to stay sealed with the glass permanently in place to maintain the car's body rigidity. |
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| Taking a discreet glance around, he saw the few other patrons of the restaurant heartily consuming their own lunch, so he tried to follow suit. |
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| Taking examples from actual primary care practice, Launer presents the techniques in a clear, explicit fashion. |
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| Taking a step back, he felt a cold fear clutch at his chest as he forced himself to breathe. |
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| Taking an eyeliner pencil, I closed my eyes, stuck it between my lids, and swept it across. |
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| Taking a penknife from his combat belt he flicked out the knife and prised out the device. |
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| Taking a deep breath of his own, Patrick looked over at his mother as she slowly rocked back and forth, counting the beads of her rosary. |
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| Taking these terms in their ordinary senses, it would seem that in the two works Hegel takes different and incompatible views. |
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| Taking the primary definition as it was, how then did section 16 operate as to the exaction of the payment to the revenue? |
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| Taking the actions required to get you in the right position to answer in the affirmative might be worth your while. |
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| Taking the Copen on to the A1M and M1, as well as a few rural lanes, it bowled merrily along, the engine producing a buzz in more ways than one. |
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| Taking off her clothes and stepping into the shower stall, she pulled the curtain across and turned on the hot water. |
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| Taking a deep breath, she rolled her sleeves up to the elbow and, wincing a little, reached all the way inside the hole. |
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| Taking ethchlorvynol during the last 3 months of pregnancy may cause slow heartbeat, shortness of breath, troubled breathing, or withdrawal side effects in the newborn baby. |
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| Taking advantage of the relative ease of inlaying with niello, casemakers used it to create a variety of decorative motifs such as plants, figures, and geometric patterns. |
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| Taking advantage of the prolific Bermuda Cedar, they set to work to design and build the Bermuda sloops and schooners that became internationally famous. |
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| Taking less than an hour to traverse Slovenia, the convoy soon finds itself winding through stunning landscapes and vistas of Croatia into the Adriatic port city of Rijeka. |
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| Taking a gulp of water, Jake stared off into space for a moment. |
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| Taking a deep breath, she carefully snipped the first stitch apart. |
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| Taking the breather cover off, he studied the carburetor valve. |
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| Taking a person's pulse and telling them their dosha is unbalanced and they should eat more nuts or less spicy foods, etc., hardly shows concern for the patient as a person. |
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| Taking a script written by three first-timers, Harlin has crafted an expectation-confounding descent into dark hearts and the supernatural deviltry at which its title hints. |
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| Taking just one example, intestacy laws were designed to prevent escheat of property to the state and to give effect to what would most likely have been a deceased's wishes. |
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| Taking that a step further, Cam Hayden and company also dig a bit deeper every year to find an act that many of us have not been exposed to on any level. |
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| Taking her hand stained with red she smudged blood across both her cheeks. |
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| Taking your child to a walk-in clinic may seem like a good solution, but it prizes convenience over quality. |
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| Taking a dark purple lip liner pencil, she traced the outline of her full lips, and then filled in the outline with her favorite dark purple lipstick. |
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| Taking note of the time, she sat up quickly and slid out of bed. |
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| Taking the quiz online will also save you the cost of a postage stamp. |
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| One of them, The Lady Taking Tea, will be travelling to the US with the new exhibition in summer, but is currently enjoying a well-earned rest having just returned from Paris. |
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| Taking the skeleton key, she unlocks their door, and sets them free. |
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| Taking our lives in our hands, we walked back through the yards so we could spend a last few minutes there watching the fireboxes flash and glow in the night. |
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| Taking Maggie with her, the two made their way to Adam's home, only to find him kneeling in his vegetable bed, inspecting the base of one of his tomato plant stalks. |
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| Taking our cue from Boyracer's lengthy discography, we can expect frenetically paced, fuzzed-out pop songs that even your punk rock friend will like. |
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| Taking the mickey out of modern dance, they conjure up moves by all the greats, starting with Isadora Duncan swanning around the Louvre and ending in a symphony of blue. |
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| Taking Sydney, a city much decried for its man shortage, the census shows the number of available men actually outnumbers available women in most age groups. |
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| Taking a deep breath, she sighted, fired it at a high arc and then waited. |
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| Taking rough-grit sandpaper, sand the remaining membrane out of the gourd. |
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| Taking her little face in his hands, he kissed her trembling lips. |
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| Taking off one of these gizmos recalls language used in airplane takeoffs. |
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| Taking along some extra clothing like lightweight polypropylene underwear and a balaclava in your cave pack can make your trip more comfortable and might be a life saver. |
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| Taking the lead are small landowners or Western farmers who make appealing pleas to be left alone to enjoy their property and take care of it conscientiously. |
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| Taking a seat nearest to the door, no one noticed me come in. |
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| Taking more than a day and several iterations of a story to acknowledge it is where things get dicey. |
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| Taking the lead in the show was none other than a famous Hong Kong pop singer who pledged in all sincerity not to accept a penny from the charitable performance. |
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| Taking the argument to a highly respectable theologian, she won her point. |
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| Taking a deep breath, she hiked up her dress and started climbing. |
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| Taking the initiative, including undertaking tasks beyond responsibilities and identifying new approaches to producing and delivering goods and services. |
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| Taking a deep breath, she rolled her sleeves up to the elbow. |
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| Taking long strides towards him was the headmaster, Mr. Bates. |
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| Taking into account the worst scenario of a further rise in property prices, is there any kind of investment that I can hedge against this with my cash after the sale? |
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| Taking the name Flavius Josephus in honour of his patron, Josephus became, in effect, a court historian and propagandist for the new Flavian dynasty. |
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| Taking my Constitutionals indoors removes the option of taking the day off and blaming it all on the interaction between sun, earth, and atmosphere. |
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| The early word is that Taking New York may be just as irresistible as Made in Chelsea. |
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| Taking the skirt off was even more difficult than putting it on, which didn't go unremarked upon by the two men standing by the side of the canal. |
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| Taking my hands off of the swing's chains, he led me around to face him. |
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| Taking a laptop into the backcountry didn't sound so unreasonable. |
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| Taking off my gloves, I ran to the front door and flung it open. |
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| Taking their name from the gods of Afro-Cuban religion, this group is changing the way that Cubans express themselves in music, and spawning a lot of copycats in the process. |
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| Taking one of sandwiches I closed the frig and stuffed it in my mouth. |
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| Taking to the small screen represents a big departure by Pippa from the Royal party line. |
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| Taking a flail, the priestess scourged the body of the horse. |
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| Taking into account the conservation of atoms we may determine all transition atomicities and represent atomic channels as graphs of distribution of atoms. |
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| Taking the witness stand at the trial of the photographer who she claims tried to blackmail her, Diaz revealed that she thinks that she looked good. |
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| Taking it a step further, few news reports have examined how society's fixed notion of gender roles may determine more than just who is being bullied. |
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| Taking center stage in The Hague was the recreation of the G7 as a unified western bloc. |
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| Taking a different tack, he proposed in 1746 to build two more clocks. |
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| Taking his spoon from his plate of goop she scooped up a large amount. |
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| Taking into account the probability of active faults and resultant ground movement, Californian engineers had elaborated fault-tolerant design standards for nuclear reactors. |
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| Taking hold of the doorknob Tommy slowly began to open the door. |
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| Taking to the Internet for a cursory search of this world reveals hundreds of videos of home-based animal breeding systems. |
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| Taking a few of his men and volunteers and horses from another camp that had not been sacked, he anticipated the Indians' line of march and did retrieve a few animals. |
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