Then she smiled nicely, took a little bow, blew a kiss, and gave just the briefest, politest, friendliest pump of a fist. |
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His smirk turned into a smile, for the briefest of fleeting moments, before he rose from the table, and walked away. |
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Its also pretty self evidently false, as the briefest foray into the science and its history will tell you. |
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There's just something about the situation that brings the thought to the foreground for just the briefest of seconds. |
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The stories are heartbreaking, but the privilege of the briefest of glimpses of the lost lives is also revealing and inspiring. |
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We enjoyed a sandy off-road diversion and the briefest of dips in the North Atlantic, with its warming Gulf Stream magic. |
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This arrogance does not play well in middle America, as the briefest exposure to any radio chat show will quickly confirm. |
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The briefest of glances in her direction found her to be still looking at me, still silent. |
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For the briefest moment he was confused, and then recognition dawned on him. |
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The pilot would then start the Allison, perform the briefest of engine run-ups, and then get the aircraft into the air as quickly as possible. |
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But, for the briefest moment he hesitated, and Ashley Cole was able to turn his shot on to the bar. |
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Rick blinked, not understanding for the briefest of moments, until it clicked and his eyes widened in shock. |
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After this briefest of appearances in the pages of history, the surviving rebels disappeared from public view, wiser, sadder and more discreet. |
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I can give only the briefest of overviews here before getting to the details of printing. |
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No slide shows, no superlatives in the press release, and only the briefest of presentations. |
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I could not understand why a performance with no scenery changes should require anything but the briefest of pauses between items. |
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As a result are liable measurement is obtained in the briefest possible time. |
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The briefest survey of Winnipeg writing will attest to the city's rich multicultural history and working-class heritage. |
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Still, the Most Holy Sacrament, when exposed, must never be left unattended even for the briefest space of time. |
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By the same token, Tony Blair's decision to seek re-election on June 7th instead of May 3rd brought the briefest of reprieves to William Hague. |
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These claims are repeated so often that they rarely get even the briefest patdown from interviewers, let alone backbench MPs or economists. |
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Manage interview time: In some cases, interviewees may not be talkative and provide the briefest possible answers. |
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A short foray into the spotlights, the briefest dance with immortality and then exit stage left in a body bag illuminated by a thousand camera flashlights. |
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The fiscal comments on the budget will then be some of the briefest in a long time. |
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The substitutions aside, the siege of the England goal continues with long stretches of French possession interrupted by the briefest of respites. |
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The briefest glance at David's productivity and output during his tenure there ought to put the quietus on that canard. |
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And one you're only likely to catch the briefest of glimpses of, since it accelerates from 0 to 62 mph in a breathtaking 5.0 seconds! |
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In that briefest of brief moments victory had eluded Mount Sion. |
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It was the briefest and bloodiest massacre in the continent's recent history. |
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The aim, however, should always be to produce the briefest account which can provide the important facts about the property. |
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The explanation you just heard describing a typical scenario is the briefest example of what actually has to happen. |
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I love the way that, in the apocalyptic destruction of Genesis, Nimoy sidesteps the action for the briefest second to show us the beauty of the last sunset on the dying world. |
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Until, that is, the briefest thought is given to what ripping up the human rights framework would actually involve. |
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Yet, aside from the briefest of mentions in the Estimates and Public Accounts, there is little public description of how these funds are spent. |
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Equally, a European police force of 5,000 is envisaged, of which at least 1,000 can be deployed in the briefest of delays. |
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Even the briefest of human communication had a disproportionately powerful and positive effect if it was based on an empathetic approach. |
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These recommended tools were selected as the briefest tools that met the basic agreed-upon requirements. |
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I wish to reassure everybody, the briefest of contact with him would confirm this. |
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My favourite belligerent Yorkshireman was reduced to the briefest of cameos this week and for a second I was worried that Hastings' dismissal of Les meant he was going to let Dryden off the hook. |
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If this is true and it is a staggering proposition, given that the Pacific Mail Steamship Company made just a dozen sailings a year, taking 33 days then the subject deserves a chapter, not just the briefest of mentions. |
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Although he made the briefest of references to crime prevention, where is the government's agenda on crime prevention and supporting strong and healthy communities? |
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Even the briefest and most elementary investigation would have revealed that the complainant was not intoxicated during his first attempt to board the plane and the subsequent events would never have occurred. |
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There is only the briefest amount of space for the doctor to respond. |
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I will begin with the briefest possible summary of the tragic events, which clearly demonstrate that the process which has just come to the end of one important stage, trial by jury, must be pursued further. |
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That being said, the hon. member made the very good point that everyone has a stake in intervening and trying to prevent crime in our communities and she said I only made the briefest of reference. |
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This brings up the point that, except in the smallest and briefest gatherings, a chairman should be appointed for every meeting with the object of ensuring that it proceeds in an orderly fashion. |
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Those visas will be issued within the briefest period by the competent French consular representatives, subject to the provisions of paragraph 1b of Article 4 of the Agreement. |
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He left only for the briefest of visits, of only one day, to his family. |
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Even touching it for the briefest of moments utterly changes the source forever, and even then rendering them insane or worse unless the True Magician grasps it with total concentration. |
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Home's premiership was the second briefest of the twentieth century, lasting two days short of a year. |
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During the cold war, anxiety about the vulnerability of oilfields sundered the region into American and Soviet camps, and the cold war's end brought the briefest of respites. |
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The doctor therefore only replied to the briefest letters, and with an equally laconic message: I will expect you on a Monday, having eaten and drunk nothing beforehand. |
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Award-winning poet Janet Holmes presents F2F, a collection of free-verse poetry that speaks volumes with the briefest and scarcest of phrases. |
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A bit of information, a 1 or a 0, can be indicated by a pencil mark in a checkbox, by a microscopic spot on a magnetic disk or by the briefest pulse of electricity or scintilla of light. |
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He looks down at his hands, feels the briefest twitch in his right arm, a wave and it spasms, smashes unfeelingly against the inside of the boat and goes dead again, falls against his side, a fish flicking after suffocating. |
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The alphabetical entries range from the briefest of definitions to more detailed discussion of such topics as the varieties of chili pepper to degrees of doneness. |
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The briefest characterization is all that will be attempted here. |
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There's another guy playing Dylan as a formal poet facing some kind of muggle inquisition, but this is the movie's briefest and least consequential thread. |
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