Moments later, the room was astir, with half a dozen instructors and guards, all working to release them. |
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We do not know entirely what is astir, but we can feel that the world is ready to throw itself into turmoil. |
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The village was astir for the duties of the day, white fustanellas were hurrying in every direction toward the fields. |
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A week later, the Haifa municipality was still astir as officials spoke of the amazing funeral. |
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When news of the gruesome homicide began to trickle out, the Washington Post newsroom was astir. |
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The two walked quickly back to the village, which was now all astir with life. |
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The production that set the New York and London stages astir will creep into Tokyo Nov.16-19 at the Sun Mall Theater in Shinjuku. |
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The World was astir over Tsukasa, a young boy with unusual powers. |
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The central part of Westhoughton was early astir this morning on the occasion of a great walk which had been arranged to take place from Westhoughton to Southport. |
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Third, the deaths in a house of prayer come at a time when Jerusalem is already astir over the status of holy sites. |
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But the hour was still that between dusk and dawn, with the birds asleep in the branches and naught but the night creatures astir. |
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The theatre project is in fact merely one of the thousands of projects setting Beijing astir. |
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I walked away, my feelings astir and confusing my already troubled mind. |
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A group of 42 young South Korean women set the city astir this past week. |
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By the time I reach downtown, of course, I see that things are astir. |
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During the next decade and a half, that style became more dramatic, with dominant reds and blacks, broader handling, and jostling forms like possibly living things astir in shadows. |
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Markets yawned. The financial press, however, was astir. |
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In early December 2010, health centres in these villages were set astir as communities and families gathered en masse to receive the new meningitis vaccine. |
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