It sounds like an air-raid siren but in fact it calls the timbermen back off shore leave. |
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The next stage was to have short curly hair kept back off the face as in the photo of Josie and a friend dressed for a formal occasion. |
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I called his bluff correctly though and I ended up getting all the chips back off him and knocking him out so was all good in the end. |
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And on top of that, the pitcher would think twice about trying to brush the batter back off the plate. |
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A former rugby player, the burly Ulsterman has never been one to back off, on or off the course. |
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The beating ended with a final blow to the back off Alia's leg, just a few inches above the ankle bone. |
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Baseball is all about pitching inside and trying to brush the batter back off the plate. |
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The one-time Rangers youth player rose well to meet Sheridan's corner from the right, but his effort came back off the bar. |
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But, quite rightly, the union refused to back off until the company withdrew its plan in its entirety. |
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She was having a rough time explaining to Scott that she was involved with someone, and that he needed to back off. |
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That gave Rovers renewed impetus and Baggio nearly scored a brilliant goal with a thunderous drive that bounced back off the crossbar. |
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Remember which wire is live and have your helper turn the power back off, checking with the tester to be sure. |
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York made a lively start with Colin Moore netting a rebound after the ball had bounced back off the keeper's legs from a short corner. |
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Karl took the iron skillet back off the coals, used a pawful of paper towels to wipe it clean, and set it off to the side to cool. |
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Twist each section clockwise and then click back off the forehead with a small claw clip, bobby pin or tiny alligator clip. |
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If they can make the Bulls pay for crowding Wade and fronting Shaq, it will take the starch out of Chicago's defense and force it to back off. |
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They leaned on members of Congress, who in turn pressured the commission to back off. |
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Faced with criticism of her anti-democratic actions, the president was forced to back off. |
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As it slunk back off into the forest, another shadow crawled down from a tree, its long arms dragging along the ground behind it as it went. |
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It was only in the closing stages when Paul's brakes faded slightly that he had to back off the chase. |
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If it does, corporations might back off from nickel-and-diming those they are supposed to serve. |
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He scored his first point and then went close to getting another goal but his close-range effort came back off the post. |
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Airdrie found the net again first, a poacher's special by Owen Coyle after Martin Hardie's curling shot came back off the post. |
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Much to my relief, my doctor finally diagnosed me with only biceps tendonitis and told me to back off my workouts a bit. |
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Would the advocates back off if police brought vagrant lawbreakers to shelters instead of arresting them? |
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The ball bounced back off the crossbar for Carlton to slam home the rebound. |
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I rolled over, rubbed the back of my arm and settled back on to my front ready to doze back off. |
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I take the helmet back off, measurably more worried than I had been a moment before. |
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Obong was denied his fourth when his shot came back off a post on the stroke of full time. |
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When a suspect is mentally unstable, officers are trained to back off and call in a crisis intervention team. |
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Howarth was unlucky to see his attempted clearance cannon back off the winger. |
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I would tell you to back off from that one even were it not for all the other, um, studs in your life. |
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Her short black and blue hair is gelled back off her face and she has dark gothic make-up on her face. |
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I had to take it back off my head and unbutton the shirt, which contained a live spider somewhere. |
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The situation was defused by quick-thinking American officers who had their men take a knee, visibly disarm, and then back off slowly. |
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He produced a knife with a six-inch blade which he waved at the guard, forcing him to back off. |
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Keep your balance back off their forehand, in order to help them lift their front end. |
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It spun back off Gallacher's right-hand post, but Flo was on hand to force the ball over the line with his studs. |
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Her cape had fallen back off one shoulder, but she didn't seem to notice or care. |
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We washed the clothes, ironed them, put them back in their suitcases and sent them back off to America as soon as we could. |
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But for today you wave a sad farewell as it floats back off into the night sky. |
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The grumblings among his new colleagues prompted Burger to back off, but only partway. |
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He's hit on me all night, tried cop a feel, and refused to back off. |
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Not even with the head tipped back off the front of the sofa. |
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Sarwan is on, but oddly he's sprinting straight back off again because it's started to pelt down with rain all of a sudden. |
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Almeida came closest with a spectacular header that agonizingly thundered back off the crossbar. |
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After a few months of her pestering him by text, I told him to tell her to back off. |
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But Mr Breton may be hoping to raise such a squawk that Mittal chooses to back off. |
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We stood for something and did not back off our position, even though we knew the opposition Conservatives were gunning for an election. |
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There was one news operation that didn't wince, that didn't back off, that stood up like no other news operation in the post-Soviet world. |
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Without the locking device, the piston securing nuts can back off, and this appears to be what happened in this occurrence. |
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Only one thing is clear, and that is that we must not back off from our commitment. |
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As a result of cow comfort on the platform, some cows forget to back off when milking has been completed. |
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Supplies of wheat, notably spring wheat, are historically low and getting tighter, but commercial demand remains steady and has yet to back off. |
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Being the type never to back off from challenges, I tirelessly committed to social issues, mainly issues related to physical fitness and health. |
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Canada has had two provincial governments back off introducing public auto insurance because this would have opened them up to a NAFTA challenge. |
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Because there is plenty of warning, you can back off in time to keep on track. |
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So I think the main place that you are going to have to back off on are the global consumer assets that have very high leverage. |
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Don't hide behind meaningless rhetoric or claim you're ready for action only to back off when the NRA comes knocking. |
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He comes quite near and I swim up towards him, but my buddy makes biting motions, so I back off and the leopard shark swims zigzaggedly on his way. |
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Jalili said Iran would not back off from enriching uranium as legal under the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty. |
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When he takes the back off to mend it, he finds the lost grand. |
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However, that made her even more surprised when, only a few exits later, the car turned back off the thruway and into a maze of backstreets and alleys. |
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He then potted blue in the middle pocket but the cue ball rolled back off the baulk cushion into the opposite middle pocket for a five-point foul. |
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I would have brushed him back off the plate a couple of times. |
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While we celebrate our progress in 2009, we must toughen our resolve not to back off one iota. |
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He was eventually forced to back off by demonstrations and sit-downs. |
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Following the advice from a fellow techie who had worked on it before, I had a bo-peep with the back off and the room lights out and there it was. |
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This means that the ball spins less, so the combination of being further away and hitting it easier meant that it was almost impossible for him to spin it back off the green. |
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Minutes later they led 3-when Alan Bailey, who had seen an earlier effort cannon back off the post, stabbed home a right foot shot following a Stuart corner. |
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Scott McNiven had earlier hit the post and John Sheridan saw a 25-yard thunderbolt cannon back off the bar as Ritchie's side dominated the first half. |
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If you back off and look at this field as a whole, what you see is that the nonlocal effects of consciousness operate across an immense spectrum of nature. |
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Frequent changes in tone or intent encourage intransigence, leading spoilers to believe that the Council will quickly back off in the face of adversity or opposition. |
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Every time those Bishops dare attempt to loosen the death-grip that the wolves have on the throats of the sheep, the wolves howl, so the Bishops back off. |
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But it proved impossible for Fontaine to get her own singing career back off the ground, in spite of the fact that she had written a huge amount of new material. |
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Your ogler needs to know he's in that zone and has to back off. |
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In order for the bolt to fall out during flight the cotter pin would have to either been missing prior to or broken during the flight, the nut would have to back off and the bolt would have to move upwards against gravity. |
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Each time, I back off my training, both mileage and intensity, or rest completely, use ice, and cross-train in the pool and it goes away. |
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During this time, the LED will come on steady then go back off. |
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But still you didn't get the hint and back off. |
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The Canadian Professional Police Association and the Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police have also told the government to back off on the gun registry. |
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Why, therefore, should the new directive encourage numerous Member States to back off when it comes to the severity of their environmental legislation? |
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That's why even the staunchest of Slow Players will at least raise a little before the flop. Hopefully, pare down the pool to only a small few, and then back off after the flop. |
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I call on the Conservatives to back off on this nonsense. |
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The market has yet to reach the breaking point where consumers back off. |
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They feign concern and compassion and yet when something requires them to put their money where their mouths are and show action, they seem to back off and ignore human health concerns. |
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Her new friends jump to her defense and loudly tell the clerk to back off. |
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It didn't take a brain surgeon to realize that things were obviously in danger of going Pete Tong. It was time to back off. |
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After Pretinha's second half equaliser, the smart money was on Brazil to clinch victory over the tottering Americans, only for Cristiane and Pretinha to see shots come back off the upright. |
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Take the spool back off the reel, remove the slip knot, flip it over, and reassemble. |
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Still, Erickson has gotten banks to back off their usual requirement that a CCRC presell 80 percent of its units before getting a dime. |
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Mary McNally, by email AYOU must sand down the varnish to allow the undercoat to grip, or the paint will just chip back off again. |
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I was going to sue, until my legal advisors told me to back off. |
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The resulting yellow flags forced Hamilton to back off in the final moments of the session, which could have cost Hamilton a chance at pole position. |
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In the meantime, tell your friends to back off and not to take sides. |
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Baker's corner from the right was met by Maher who saw his header come back off the post to fellow centre half John Tambouras who belted the loose ball home. |
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Aspas' chip bounced back off the bar and Nicolai Hogh could only nod it out as far as Alberto, who clinically dispatched a volley into the bottom corner. |
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