I have spent thousands proving things are amiss in this county and I found myself at a crossroads with nowhere to go. |
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A little more punch throughout would not go amiss and perhaps some erring on the side of abandon rather than correctness that may come in time. |
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I think a propaganda feed of our point of view would not go amiss though I doubt its popularity or capability. |
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We have high ceilings, so a few Old Masters wouldn't go amiss, and I've quite a hankering for serious sculpture. |
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I think I'll be happy either way and a little extra vegging time wouldn't go amiss at this point. |
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However, some editing would not be amiss, as each piece continues long after its point has been made, with too many digressions and asides. |
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Then, when something goes amiss on Christmas Eve, he gets an opportunity to rescue Santa and save the holiday. |
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One is taking the bambino's temperature daily, maybe even morning and night, always at exactly the same hour, although nothing seems to be amiss. |
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My wife refuses to see anything is amiss, and doctors support her view that it is menopausal. |
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A toxic cloud at the edge of awareness, a sensation that something is amiss? |
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Sensing something amiss in Eliza's failure to respond, Walker reached for the closer of her hands. |
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So if your budget stretches to it, a book or record token or gift voucher as well may not go amiss. |
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They cannot afford to mock the bands they model themselves on but a bit of tongue-in-cheek humour doesn't go amiss either. |
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A touch of humility before embarking on these lectures would also not come amiss. |
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Sleazy mass-market fiction has made a mint out of fading glamour and the stories of Hollywood dreams gone amiss. |
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It was Jim, the company's vice president and treasurer, who discovered that something was amiss. |
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Once he bungled a somersault, but managed such a smooth entry into the next exercise that the spectators never suspected that anything was amiss. |
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In a time of vapid politicians who only speak from pre-agreed scripts, a bit of colour, rank mischief and sharp politics cannot go amiss. |
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First, a little sweetener never goes amiss to put some spine into your bought-and-paid-for pol. |
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However, if something is even slightly amiss the entire batch is sealed in a steel drum and dropped by cargo helicopter into an active volcano. |
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I never thought something was amiss until today when I came across this forum and a chance stumbling on to some related websites. |
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There is something seriously amiss among most people passing for politicians. |
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There is something amiss in the hype, deception, and implicit greed surrounding the issue. |
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But indeed it is only strictly speaking that something is amiss, only if the allegorical content of each personification must be taken seriously. |
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Also, a little bit of self-pitying comfort eating probably wouldn't go amiss either, Nicole. |
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No one knows my body as well as I do, so I had an inkling something new was amiss. |
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I have no idea what the tale is here, but something's amiss, and I was disheartened by the result. |
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I felt like myself yet there was something wrong, something amiss, something lacking from the scene. |
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Her notes revealed that her liver disease had long been stable, but her deeply jaundiced condition proclaimed that something was now amiss. |
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Perhaps there is something amiss with my sense of values, but this, to my way of thinking, is barefaced robbery. |
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Even allowing for his inevitable bias, to figure that 17 decisions went against his team suggests something serious was amiss. |
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Saying he would fight for the truth, he even attended a cabinet meeting chaired by the vice president as if nothing was amiss. |
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Several more officers examined the picture and, having drawn the conclusion that something was amiss, called the police. |
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I first noticed something was amiss by the helicopter circling over the Arakawa at about 8pm on Thursday evening. |
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At this point the store manager, who was taking stock nearby, sensed that there was something amiss at the till and walked over. |
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No alarm went off, and the officers patrolling the perimeter didn't notice anything amiss. |
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Students are also being encouraged to seek help or speak out if they see something amiss on or around school grounds. |
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But if something amiss happens in his own team's penalty area, that is usually the moment he was looking the other way. |
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When it finished and I had a look at my recent files there was clearly something amiss, something I couldn't ignore. |
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That's the most public concession that anything is amiss here, as Chinese media have given scant coverage to the riots. |
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Michael arrived at the Wall to find no sign that anything was wrong or amiss. |
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Over the last couple days though I've been getting signals that something might be amiss. |
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Whatever was amiss, and something definitely was, this was a most uncharacteristic display. |
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The Fijian way of life is glorified as the kind of life where people look after you if anything goes amiss. |
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Something has gone amiss with him and that, for England, has been, as it were, the crux. |
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What goes amiss in the smoker's crusade to defend themselves is the rights of the people who don't want to be subjected to smoke. |
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Don't take it amiss but I can not understand why line-wrapping is enabled by default. |
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So I am sure that Keith will not take it amiss if I make a few comments about his theories. |
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Faculties often take it amiss when critics appeal over their heads to alumni, trustees or parents. |
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But since the state stood to benefit far more than any individual politician, no one took his ambition amiss. |
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A clear indication of just how much further expansion costs are expected to drive this figure would not go amiss. |
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If something amiss is detected, the camera alerts a central control. |
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I pray you won't take it amiss if I offer you a refreshment? |
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I noticed something was amiss when I checked my email accounts and my mail software froze for a minute or so while the hard drive on my computer whirred. |
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Why would he have had to do so unless he detected something amiss? |
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On the face of it, there does seem to be something amiss here. |
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A few nifty time changes really wouldn't go amiss and the relentless search for the funky backbeat often precludes the actual resolution of a hummable tune. |
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If it finds anything amiss it will correct it within a few seconds. |
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I wonder if she would take it amiss if I tried to get closer to her. |
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Nobody there takes it amiss when things suddenly harden or go soft. |
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Obviously little would need to go amiss for the financial plan to go awry. |
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When something about the magic act goes wrong, a glib tongue and a humorous manner can do much to gloss over the slip so that people do not notice that anything is amiss. |
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From the start of the investigation, there were signs that something was amiss. |
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He did not suspect anything was amiss until he returned home that evening and found them gone. |
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All of this happened in daylight, and controllers were aware that something was amiss. |
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Brega offered no hint that anything was amiss, basically because Libyans were barred from living there. |
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In England and France he was the square peg in the round hole, but here the holes were any sort of shape, and no sort of peg was quite amiss. |
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His wisdom and virtue cannot always rectify that which is amiss in himself or his circumstances. |
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Noting that there was something amiss, he had hurried down for a skilled chirurgeon, whom he brought out to us under an escort of scythesmen. |
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It may not be amiss to notice that this fig-sue is a perfect cure for colds and coughs, if taken at bedtime. |
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There seems to be a prevalent feeling that something is amiss at Apple. |
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Something amiss in the arrangements had distracted the staff. |
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A bit of sartorial sparkle also never goes amiss at Christmas, and glittery or embellished shoes are a great way to work the look without looking like Tinkerbell. |
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After the death of Ekwefi's second child, Okonkwo had gone to a medicine man, who was also a diviner of the Afa Oracle, to enquire what was amiss. |
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Aesop minds men of their errors, without twitting them for what is amiss. |
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In a world so frenetic we often barely have time to even acknowledge each other's existence, let alone be kind, surely a cheerful well-meant word can't go amiss? |
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Though some filleting of the number of songs wouldn't have gone amiss, their power to get the audience on its feet, glow sticks held aloft, is irresistible. |
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