| Some other scholars have argued that it may have derived from a script used by a non-Chinese people living nearby, called the Yao. |
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| She must be the only person in the UK unaware of the gun crime, perpetrated by Yardie gangsters in our major cities. |
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| Our point of view was we were attacked by an aggressive military and in fact we were just defending house and home. |
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| The drawing of mandalas or yantras in the high traditions, floor and wall paintings by women in folk traditions, all display a magical structure. |
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| Many loose materials are sold by the cubic yard, including cement, dirt, sand, rock, landscaping bark, gravel and cinders. |
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| A total of 57 Yardies have reportedly been deported to Jamaica by police after being arrested in connection with a spate of shootings in Leeds. |
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| Under the constitution, the Czech president is elected by a majority in both houses of parliament. |
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| The Golden Plaza Tower, which also houses shops and a school, is crowned by the revolving restaurant. |
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| Negative communication styles by parents, parental rejection, or low parental support were also related to adolescent girls' aggression. |
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| In this significant book, Jan Rocha tells the story of the brutal massacre of Yanomami Indians in the Amazon rainforest by Brazilian garimpeiros. |
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| Through the tiny window I watched the pensioners shuffling by with their yappy dogs, the parking inspectors on the prowl. |
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| It was constructed by the state in the 1930s and through the 1950s and '60s, hundreds of thousands of cubic yards of sand were deposited there. |
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| Their recreation area is a yard, measuring 45 feet by 20, with a steel mesh covering on top. |
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| The discovery, in 1891, of the variation of latitude by Seth Carlo Chandler Jr. depended in part upon Chandler's invention of the almucantar. |
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| Although 100 percent Dutch by lineage, Swimming World's male high school swimmer of the year, Matt Grevers, is a Yankee Doodle Dandy. |
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| That, according to Parliamentary legal adviser Eshaam Palmer, can be done only by both houses of Parliament sitting together. |
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| Fears drug users and ex-offenders could be housed in an old people's sheltered complex in Leigh have been dismissed by council chiefs. |
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| The overall atmosphere created by the film is an important part of its allure. |
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| The surrounding area has a man-made lake, surrounded by huge boathouses and houses. |
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| John suffers continual rejection by his mother, who perceives and treats him markedly differently to his brother. |
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| Such Biblical allusion was in stark contrast to the welter of less printable comments being bellowed by the faithful. |
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| The sentimental in these poems is continually voiced by others, written through allusion, or deflated by a turn towards light verse. |
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| But they've been rejiggered over time into orderly crystal patterns linked by superstrong chemical bonds. |
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| Other attempts to reduce size made by yapp are leaving out whitespace, and avoiding use of the system library. |
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| They were instrumental in the rejuvenation of the river Torridge which was, at the time, heavily polluted by farm effluent. |
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| The commercial paving contractor, however, is likely to charge by the square yard, based on a certain thickness of each material. |
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| These are the people who buy their art by the yard, and tend to like good old landscapes, boats and sporting subjects. |
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| Prosecuting counsel Amy Nicholson told the court that on January 23 the police searched the yard of a business run by Murphy and Sanderson. |
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| Sculpted landforms, called yardangs, are up to tens of meters high and kilometers long and are forms that have been streamlined by desert winds. |
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| Many of the behemoths were equipped with four-wheel drive, or all-wheel drive, as noted by exterior labeling. |
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| The plaintiffs were required to carry out certain repairs by the local council in order to render houses fit for human habitation. |
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| The formal approach is met by a checkerboard garden of green boxwood and gray artemisia. |
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| Throughout the Middle Ages, Suffolk was dominated by the two liberties and the many other religious houses. |
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| A provision for leases to be approved by both houses of parliament would safeguard against a sale by stealth, he said. |
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| He moved to the USA to teach in the Eighties, but hip hop and house passed him by, as he immersed himself in world music. |
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| They will consider whether the family should be rehoused or housed in accommodation provided by the local authority. |
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| This plutonium is a reject load being returned to British Nuclear Fuels by Japan. |
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| The idea of sharing Christmas cheer surrounded by warm sands and crashing surf sounded wonderfully alluring. |
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| Some of our parishes are dull little affairs presided over by a fearful clergy and laity. |
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| As April arrived the lake water level rose by a couple of feet after a sustained period of rain. |
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| Can you imagine being chased across a lake of petrol by a grinning madman with a cigarette lighter? |
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| There is also fresh evidence of the widespread rejection of GM foods by consumers. |
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| She is trying to manage her ageing mother and he's trying to cope with losing his job and rejection by his daughter. |
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| This is a rare instance of direct personal allusion by Sep, wherein he discusses the role of poetry as devotion. |
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| Arriving a few minutes late, I saw a freeway off-ramp blocked by debris and large objects. |
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| In older books I found tales of desert caravans, raids by Bedouin clans, near starvation, and hard-won spiritual enlightenment. |
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| Boaters get to know the lakers by name and recognize their silhouettes, even their whistle sounds. |
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| The Condolence ceremony for mourning is an important event in Iroquois society and is influenced by the Hurons ' Feast of the Dead. |
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| The sculpture is embedded with 3,000 toy dogs whose little synchronized yaps are triggered by a hidden motion sensor. |
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| When a mother yapok dives underwater, her baby is saved from drowning by a waterproof pouch. |
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| These repeated words are boxed by a thin line in the alignment on the web page. |
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| Devizes should have its own town centre manager to spearhead efforts to rejuvenate retail activity by late August or early September. |
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| He said adding boxes by enlarging the post office building is not feasible because of the costs of renovating the structure. |
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| Outside, it is protected from the English winter weather by yards of bubble wrap and a child's umbrella. |
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| You can buy aquamarine images by the yard in quayside galleries in St Ives, Penzance, Mevagissey or Falmouth. |
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| The Russell family have evidently spent a couple of dozen generations rapaciously buying pictures by the yard. |
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| The village square is dominated by a pristine, thatched church enclosed within a walled yard. |
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| I went by a yacht yard beside the highway every day and one day stopped in and began admiring a Compac yacht. |
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| Mr Chirac has flatly rejected requests to accept a summons for questioning by magistrates in the travel scandal. |
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| Yes, we now use satellites to measure yardages, space-age fabrics keep us dry and entry signs are carved in stone by lasers. |
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| This was overwhelming rejected by union members who stated they were holding out for a four per cent increase. |
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| The varying concentration and shape of the yardangs in this area may be controlled by the motion of winds around these topographic features. |
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| At this meeting I was told that council's allocation of priorities is heavily influenced by the apathetic and laissez-faire local attitudes. |
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| The Kadzik garden has two personalities, divided by the brick path and flanking boxwood hedges. |
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| Other causes of damage in young trees can be grazing by animals such as hare and rabbits and trespass by cattle or sheep. |
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| Rosewood rather than boxwood was used for the single boxing, and the iron was produced by the Humphreysville Manufacturing Company. |
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| Joseph's book is not about trying to work out a happy medium on the nature-nurture continuum by analyzing secondary sources. |
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| Albert found the gourds containing the ashes of the murdered Indians, now considered sacred by the Yanomami. |
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| The transporters take full advantage of the situation by extending sub-standard service to an almost captive clientele. |
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| Amendments must be approved by two-thirds of both houses of parliament and a majority of voters in a national referendum. |
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| The most distinctive part of the reliquary is its cupola, a small ogival crystal vault divided into six sections by ribs decorated with crockets. |
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| This was confirmed by a House Select Committee on Assassinations report in 1979 and recently by a US Department of Justice investigation. |
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| Also your boyfriend is represented by Saturn in the seventh house, which for you is the house of a husband or boyfriend. |
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| The women and children cited by Coleman in the column appear to be housed in shelters. |
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| The drums were mounted on a platform that could be raised and lowered by an additional stepper motor. |
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| Most of the country is covered by steppes, with desert areas and some patches of cultivated land. |
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| The flowers are probably wind-pollinated, and the plants can reproduce vegetatively by lateral offshoots, and by rhizomes. |
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| The final panelist confessed that she'd gone way off-piste from the event instructions by nominating three works of fiction. |
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| In this thread, you allude to those continuing misfortunes, and mention Seth by name in, I think, your third or fourth post. |
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| In many cases it is being done by co-opting both the clergy and the laity, giving them no alternative except to acquiesce. |
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| Unions engaged in contract negotiations say the company is playing hardball by trying to reduce benefits. |
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| The numbers are further reduced by tight limits on how often they can be called up. |
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| They set up camp at Rwanda's main airport, surrounded by rolling hills and turquoise mountain lakes. |
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| The nearby crater lake, Pavin, is visited by over 200,000 people each year. |
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| We fully support residents action against the plans, which we understand are recommended for rejection by the CMBC Officers. |
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| Consequently, the logical and rational response to a new paradigm by most people is rejection. |
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| The bar area is large by restaurant standards displaying copious wine storage and racks of marginally clean stemware. |
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| Initially crushed by the rejection, Regine later married the successful philosopher Fritz Schlegel. |
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| For the trained symbologist, watching an early Disney movie was like being barraged by an avalanche of allusion and metaphor. |
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| According to the actor, their on-screen banter is mirrored by his off-screen friendship with his co-star. |
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| The idea spread, and by now anonymous participants have stenciled the phrase in over 20 cities, he says. |
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| Weapons training introduced the students to the Colt.45 and.38, and to the Sten gun, which was considered unreliable by some. |
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| They hid their Sten guns, deciding they were safer without them, but soon were arrested by a German patrol. |
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| Use major highways where traffic flow is separated by medians, and access is controlled by on-and off-ramps. |
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| He intended it to be filled with roses and placed within a parterre of small flowers in radial beds edged by dwarf boxwood. |
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| As the road dipped down to the floor of this prehistoric lakebed we were struck by waves of searing heat. |
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| They followed the patrols, harassing them by throwing rocks and yelling profanities. |
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| Along the lakefront a curving sweep of barberry and daylilies terminated at gazebos overarched by old apple and willow trees. |
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| I subsequently found a good number of thoughtful, articulate, intelligent, amusing, entertaining blogs by Yanks. |
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| Applicants must indicate their wish to participate in this Scheme by marking the appropriate box on the front page of the application form. |
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| Many vineyards are located on valley bottoms underlain by alluvium which can provide deep, free-draining soils of variable grain size. |
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| Some of these low-lying areas, with waterlogged deposits blanketed by alluvium, have provided good evidence for Roman farming. |
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| The Hearts captain, in possession, tried to check his run in the box and was bumped over by his pursuer. |
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| War could now be waged on binge drinking by clamping down on cheap drinks promotions and happy hours, which encourage reckless boozing. |
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| Participants were asked to guess which of four identical boxes appearing on the screen had been selected by the computer. |
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| The cool-water assemblage was dominated by another species, which rejoiced in the glorious name Neogloboquadrina pachyderma. |
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| The fishing behind the boxes has slowed down considerably due to the havoc caused by the seals that come into the Ridge Pool with the high tide. |
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| Because SAD is caused by a lack of light, exposure to additional light from a box can help to relieve the symptoms. |
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| Also in the box were some letters for Chris which had come to me by mistake. |
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| Many of the structures built by society disrupt the natural coastal processes and consequently result in erosion and deposition. |
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| The rigorous new standards for drinks promotions and happy hours are being supported by the Government and police. |
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| Shakespeare has left us a satiric portrait of the poet who writes verses by the yard to please a patron in Timon of Athens. |
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| Since he was so incredibly prolific, cranking out the copy by the yard, he could hardly help committing the odd slip-up here and there. |
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| Festivities are marked by caravans of automobiles flying flags and blaring horns. |
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| You didn't join a caravan of vehicles fleeing down after the chemical attack at the Mall of America, trying to make Fargo by nightfall. |
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| The Hippeastrum is easily multiplied in the original pot itself by bulbous offsets, which may be separated and potted. |
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| Next to the small psychiatric hospital, with its yard enclosed by a high wire fence, was the leper colony. |
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| In the morning when the golden sunshine touches the snow-white peaks, thin smoke begins to rise over the tents by the lakeside. |
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| We have seen thugs, employed by powerful people, intimidating and harassing journalists. |
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| The wine must pass an analytical test and is blind tasted by a panel which may reject wines judged faulty or atypical, and often does. |
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| Despite a brief revival during the British civil wars, the reivers had disappeared by the end of the 17th century. |
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| In some instances, any tendency to increase prices may be more than offset by efficiencies resulting from a merger. |
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| A pensioner who was harassed by aggressive beggars in Swindon town centre has backed a campaign to stop vagrants pestering shoppers for cash. |
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| Luckily my 16 year old son was scooped up by our friends, and his days were spent in wild, off-piste skiing. |
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| With job losses in manufacturing and agriculture offset by job gains in construction, unemployment has remained low. |
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| An immediate, but quickly rejected option is to drop the selling price by 10 percent. |
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| The actual amount of the foil delivered would be controlled by the stepper motor. |
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| I think he distorts fact, and oftentimes his distortions are believed by a lot of people that ought to take another look. |
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| Improved nutrition in some countries is being more than offset by a decline in others. |
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| Last month Yates became the first nationwide drinks chain to tackle the menace of binge drinking by banning happy hours. |
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| Begin by overflying the entire runway at least 500 feet above pattern altitude, offset enough to see the wind and landing indicators below. |
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| Pistia stratiotes L. is a free-floating aquatic angiosperm that can reproduce rapidly by vegetative offshoots from stolons. |
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| They were sought after by Europe's royal houses long before many of today's classics were known. |
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| In some cases, the wines produced by these houses are lesser in quality today than, let's say, ten years ago. |
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| More disturbing was the reportage from places captured by the coalition forces. |
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| Palau was occupied by Japan during World War I and remained under Japanese control until 1944, when it was captured by Allied forces. |
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| The scenario could often start with one gang member simply being stared at by a rival. |
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| The idiot is setting a magnificent precedent by owning and driving a Yank tank. |
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| Sir Thomas Fairfax's wife is said to have been captured by Royalist forces in 1643 on the spot where it now stands. |
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| A player could capture an enemy piece by either moving onto the piece or any one of these chits, which captured the piece as of that location. |
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| This is a common infection and is often caused by a combination of fungi and bacteria. |
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| It could have been commissioned by a religious house, dedicated to the Virgin, for use as the reredos of a high altar. |
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| The plungers of the pumps are moved via cams by stepper motors which swing or rotate back and forth within a certain angular range. |
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| The two-sided timing belt is driven by a stepper motor in synchronism with the turret. |
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| This will be followed by instruction in the theory and practice of textual criticism, including stemmatics. |
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| The bill had been passed by both the houses of parliament before being signed by acting president Mian Mohammad Soomro. |
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| Next door, was a cafe run by a former ska musician with a love for house and techno. |
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| We were influenced by electro, hip-hop, house music, jazz-funk, reggae, everything really. |
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| I was so tired by the end of it that I had to wait for friends to arrive to tighten the screws on the stepney tire. |
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| A set of house rules may be accepted as valid by a group of players wherever they play. |
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| The disgusting smell of the medicine was drowned out by the stench of the cell, being as unhygienic as it was. |
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| It is the second serious happy slapping attack reported by the newspaper this year. |
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| The dots in the background were stencilled in with each one being done by hand. |
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| The next thing I knew stentorian voices were to be heard outside, accompanied by high-powered torch beams piercing the shrubbery. |
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| Ostia is harbourless on account of the silting up which is caused by the Tiber, since the river is fed by numerous small streams. |
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| Then, accompanied by two or three fishermen's families, he blessed the boats in the East Basin before retiring to the harbour master's office. |
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| The smaller one, at Manele Bay, is protected by a breakwater and its harbormaster will make a real effort to accommodate visiting craft. |
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| Another English Calling ships are those which have been boarded by the harbour master and given pratique. |
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| Tiny raised flowers done in what seem to be French knots are balanced by the flat stem stitch. |
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| As late as the 1930s, the area around the portes d' Italie, Choisy and Ivry was a no-man's land dotted by Gypsy caravans and shacks. |
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| Others have come to take their place, presumably attracted by the free mooring facilities and the council's laissez-faire policy. |
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| They make a joke of it, and look like little kids playing house by calling it a marriage. |
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| I met Brian just six months after he came out of captivity, and I was struck by how unsettled he seemed. |
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| Each image will be accompanied by a caption and a small digital image of the building as it looks today. |
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| The urine is likely to be obtained from foxes kept in captivity or those that have been shot by gamekeepers to protect their stock. |
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| The relationships linking the stepper motor position and wavelength have been obtained by averaging the results of more than 20 spectra. |
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| This seemed to catch their captor by surprise, but he quickly regained his composure. |
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| A nationwide bar chain became the first to tackle the menace of binge drinking yesterday by banning happy hours. |
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| In exemplary fashion, he resisted every effort by the enemy to make his capture and imprisonment work to their advantage. |
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| More than 30 of them have been killed by their captors, but several have been released or have managed to escape. |
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| Wilkins captures our attention by provoking combinations of topics or case examples throughout the book. |
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| Fighting in both world wars, she battled on after being injured by a bomb and even escaped from her German captors. |
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| Spectacularly, he is thrown by his captors over the side of the bridge and caught to dangle on his ropes and chains in mid air. |
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| The TAA program should be expanded to cover individuals dislocated by offshoring in service industries or in public employment. |
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| Those losses are caused as much, or more, by productivity gains from automation than from so-called offshoring. |
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| She was discovered two miles offshore, despite dense fog, by a surprised fisherman. |
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| Nevertheless, by evoking the Grape Society, the painter alluded to a literary ancestry. |
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| It was produced by scary, hairy, lairy Martin Hannett and as a whole the songs drunkenly fall and clatter with wild abandon. |
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| Well-established villages that also served as trading centers for caravans, such as Kologelo and Mloka, had by then been abandoned. |
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| The moderates so often seem to be swept away by the extremists and rejectionists. |
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| Extensive use of offshore accounts has been uncovered during previous investigations by the Revenue. |
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| I see from the commentary that it relates to 6 years of income earned by foreign companies for offshore surveys for possible petroleum fields. |
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| Now that some of those jobs are being offshored, it's those markets that will be most affected by that activity. |
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| They managed it by surviving the first scrum and forcing their opponents offside, allowing O'Gara to kick them ahead from short range. |
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| And Dean Windass, who had a goal scrubbed out by a marginal offside, is also on the banned list after collecting his fifth booking. |
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| This sluggish play up front was emphasised by the large number of unnecessary offsides given. |
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| This was followed by a stand of 77 between Wayne Phillips and Ritchie before Phillips tried to crash the ball through the offside. |
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| Back at the harbour side I spied the Braveheart, our charter boat for the day, skippered by Dougie Ferguson. |
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| I lay splayed out, face down on the hard floor for a minute or two, paralysed by embarrassment and surprise. |
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| The second sentry managed to fire a flare before he was cut down and killed by shots from Brotheridge's Sten gun. |
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| Since then houses in the area have been visited by a stench resembling rotting carcasses. |
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| They were not long in coming, and the quick light step of Mel was followed by the slow tread of Bridget. |
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| That is why, judging by the spring in the step of the Feel-Goods, it will take more than another quarter point rise in rates to spoil their mood. |
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| I have frequently been squeezed into the kerb by car drivers who think that two wheels plus four, will fit. |
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| It is difficult to get to by car, the roads are very crowded and it is not always the best drive. |
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| Police today have warned Ford Focus owners in East Lancashire to be extra vigilant as their cars are being targeted by car thieves. |
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| Visiting human rights groups have been routinely harassed by the army and threatened and attacked by militias. |
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| It is a very capable off-road vehicle that is hampered by its lack of fuel-carrying capacity. |
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| He's been a happy-clappy all his life. He accidentally sent me this email by mistake. |
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| One of the proposals, submitted by Joe Costello, proposes to construct 25 semi detached two storey houses. |
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| While Platt was striking into Eritrea, Cunningham began his operations by harassing the Italians with raids from Kenya. |
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| With just a few months to go, Annie is preparing for the trip by walking and taking up step classes at her local gym. |
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| The besiegers lacked artillery, and their communications were harassed by the aggressive Enniskillen men. |
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| The Copper River alluvial fan is an outwash plain, that is, formed from sediments deposited by glacial meltwater. |
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| However, council bosses stressed that year-on-year benefits processing was improving thanks to the steps taken by management. |
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| Our pilots were used to harassing the enemy by strafing rail and truck areas, infantry and anything that moved. |
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| Today Britain's railways are a step closer to being run by and for the nation. |
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| A large group of the harassers, led by a security policewoman, surrounded the car and yelled abuse. |
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| Those are all graded off-site and the essays are graded by people who don't know the students. |
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| Colon was expected to mix in off-speed pitches, but he has been trying to get by with average heat. |
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| Some pitchers have found success by throwing him off-speed pitches inside, but they risk disaster if they don't throw it far enough inside. |
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| The camp could also boost revenues by adding off-season weekend sessions and leasing camp facilities to religious and nonprofit groups. |
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| It's not so bad off-season but sadly known as a place frequented from time to time by car thieves. |
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| Such entertainments offered alluring images of appealing stars surrounded by an abundance of consumer goods. |
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| He added to his reputation by telling all that he would hit his mother with a pitch if she walked into the batter's box. |
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| Carew was so prepared by the time he stepped in the batter's box that many pitchers never stood a chance. |
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| She removed another device, a mechanical box connected by a cord to a piece of metal with a plastic handle. |
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| She loved pranks, but they had to be carefully planned out, step by step, whereas he just did it. |
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| Sarah has written a book about their experiences with a step by step guide for people wanting to do it themselves. |
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| He admits frankly that the 4x4 potential for off-roading would rarely be used by customers. |
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| But the tragedy of the Italian carabinieri shows that foreign troops are targets of attack by insurgents and terrorists in the south, too. |
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| The bridge is frequented by bootleggers and hawkers who are always on the look out for the carabinieri. |
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| The two charioteers hid their diving suits and walked into Palermo, but were promptly arrested by the carabinieri. |
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| The entrance to the press centre is guarded by armed carabinieri and airport-style scanners. |
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| The offset is determined by a self-calibration logic that uses the same type of delay units. |
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| Like many people my age I've got lots of CDs, and I've still got vinyl by the yard. |
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| The offsets are usually connected to the parent by a single root that's easy to sever. |
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| He crossed into southern Iraq from Kuwait about midday in a caravan of sport utility vehicles accompanied by Iraqi police and national guardsmen. |
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| He stomped the country in the weeks before polling day giving energetic speeches, described by some as 3-hour harangues. |
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| He guides you step by step through comprehensive and easy to follow instructions. |
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| Pat got right down to business, taking the group step by step through the fundamentals of writing poetry. |
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| When I go to meetings I get harangued by the public about speeding vehicles and by people asking for speed cameras to be installed. |
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| They followed this step by step guide to equipment and software applications at their own speed. |
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| The software contains lesson plans, which enable the teacher to cover each of these elements step by step. |
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| The plant is propagated by separating offsets from its large onion-like bulbs. |
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| When I wanted to, I could sit nude, as the entire yard was enclosed by a tall cement block fence that had been painted pink. |
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| A while ago I was involved in an incident where I stepped in to help someone who was being spat at by a racist. |
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| In Wales this problem is solved by the Dinorwig hydroelectric power station, which pumps water up to a high reservoir during off-peak periods. |
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| Helen's memories of long ago are interrupted by her annoying stepbrother when he decides to end his eavesdropping in favor of chocolate cake. |
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| In 1963, he left the store to be run by his stepbrothers and opened a new shop on St Aubyn Street. |
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| Our aim is to drive a step change in our business by involving our people and developing the meat category in line with changing consumer tastes. |
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| The challenge is not just to keep up with competitors in the future but, by delivering a step change, to pursue a leading position. |
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| Dr. Das Dasgupta said that women are pressured and harassed by husbands demanding that their wives give birth to boys. |
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| In the 18th century this route was often used by cattle thieves, or reivers, as they hurried to escape government troops. |
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| We're hard at work on a new show for White Cube, run by the lovely Jay Jopling. |
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| She snatched the boy by his collar on his tunic, and half-dragged him the rest of the way up the hill, her face hard. |
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| In times gone by, a big year for berries was regarded as an indicator of a hard winter ahead but this it is not always the case. |
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| The decline in the primary sector was to an extent offset by the growth in production in the secondary sector. |
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| The educational costs were offset by reduced payroll costs, so there was a pay-back in less than six months. |
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| This is by far the best method ever of guaranteeing you get hard liquor into pretty much any event. |
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| Police chiefs insist they are winning the war on hard drugs by concentrating on the upper end of the narcotics crime scale. |
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| A grandad has claimed he has been labelled a dealer in hard drugs by a police leaflet campaign. |
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| Improvements in electricity and water supply have been offset by disruption caused by sabotage. |
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| This article is not prompted by any mere spirit of captiousness on my part. |
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| Previously, acute staff shortages had been partially offset by large amounts of overtime. |
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| The United States government is forbidden by its own law from torturing captives and prisoners. |
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| While the video has an awful amount of artifacting, it is somewhat offset by the above average audio track. |
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| This was interpreted by most as a reality check, a warning that to play hardball with the contractors could be counterproductive. |
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| With the ground baked hard by the hot weather of the previous few days, there was nowhere for the water to go. |
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| At the Common Hard he was joined by Mr. Godwin, the friend and associate of his youth. |
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| After that, she lived alone in the woods, surrounded by the offspring of her cream-colored cat. |
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| But they couldn't move, literally, held captive by a security lockdown after a U.S. airliner smashed into a residential area in Queens nearby. |
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| The balloting took place in Westminster's Church House, hard by the House of Commons. |
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| The undertaking establishment was on the Brompton Road hard by the chapel and nearby Trevor Square. |
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| While I was there I went up around noon to a small church hard by the large harbour. |
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| These articles paint a picture of a poor retired couple that have been very hard done by and are in need of protection from neighbours. |
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| The luminous mould has been developed by researchers at the commercial offshoot of the school of biological sciences at Edinburgh University. |
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| One of the new houses is three storeys high and the other is four, prompting fears that homes nearby will lose their privacy by being overlooked. |
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| At the end of the war in Europe, they were among the mass of German papers captured by advancing Soviet forces when they took Berlin. |
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| By all accounts, the Scotland squad is feeling a little hard done by, and to a certain extent, you can understand why. |
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| Some people are going to feel hard done by, and speaking to them, they have very convincing arguments. |
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| But York was hard hit by the floods of a year ago, and many small business are still struggling to recover. |
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| The tourism and entertainment industries have been hard hit by the falloff in air travel. |
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| Controversial proposals to increase off-street car parking charges by five per cent are also on the table. |
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| Even by the generally lax standards of plausibility employed in slasher films, this one's off the charts. |
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| They are just ordinary kids who often get pushed out of the limelight by other things. |
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| The company had been hard hit by rising steel and oil costs, and was struggling to raise prices for its products. |
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| In 1917, during World War I, Jerusalem was captured by British forces under Gen. Edmund Allenby. |
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| Louisiana towns just east of the Texas border were particularly hard hit by the storm surges and flooding. |
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| Some of us are hard of hearing and could not hear the officer in the car going by. |
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| The General Strike in England was in 1926, when Auden was nineteen, and it was followed hard upon by the Depression. |
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| It is good advice and given by people who have learned their lesson the hard way. |
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| In times gone by, when an opponent sacrificed a piece to launch an attack, it was considered dishonorable not to capture the sacrificed piece. |
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| Wisden Cricketers' Almanack 2003 was published by John Wisden on April 30, in hardback and soft cover. |
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| He is survived by his second wife, his son, daughter and three stepchildren. |
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| It was at that moment that he was captivated by her smile and that was the moment their eyes met. |
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| Stuff moving more slowly relative to Earth can be captured by the planet's gravity and survive the plunge. |
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| One day Franz sees Coppelia appear on Coppelius' balcony, and is captivated by her beauty. |
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| Their findings suggest the purported moons arose from collisions or were captured by the planet shortly after the solar system formed. |
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| Thankfully, I was not served by one of those Stepford attendants, but unfortunately my server did not pass the test. |
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| The bride, given in marriage by her father, looked radiant in an off-the-shoulder white satin dress with long train and beaded detail. |
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| After 398 million km, the spacecraft fired its engines and slowed down enough to be captured by the Martian gravity. |
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| Henry hares through the centre and is brought down outside the penalty area by Dede, who sees yellow. |
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| Only the fronts of the legs are decorated with a molding of opposed ogees separated by a bead interrupted by clusters of three carved balls. |
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| Kryszalowicz hares down the left wing and the ball is cleared by Frechaut for a throw. |
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| Unlike the threatened Stepford men, modern husbands are not turned off by women who can succeed at work. |
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| The tabernacles framing the niche, for instance, are formed by bells whose contours define inverted ogival trefoils. |
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| Each probe can be moved in two directions, axis and angle, by stepper motors through a remote-control system. |
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| We know that most crime is committed by a hard-core group of repeat offenders. |
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| Theres a more anti police beat officer feeling to as the area is beginning to be run by the West Indian Yardies and crime syndicates. |
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