Finally, the tumblers of the resistant lock had come round in the magical right combination. |
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After the first operation he wouldn't come round and kept thrashing around which is when they found the second blood clot. |
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The worrying thing about getting older is that it all seems to come round again so much more quickly. |
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Thankfully he did come round fairly quickly and the truth of the situation began to dawn on us. |
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We race just feet above the flat wet sand before he pulls on the controls and we climb steeply and bank seawards to come round for our landing. |
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Should however the revolution turn into the directorate, the consulate and then the empire, you may come round and lynch us. |
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I have slowly come round to the view that Australians are right to distrust intellectuals. |
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You spend your benefit money on drugs and then you come round here scrounging for free food. |
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October has come round again and the weather is still mild, with the cold snap we had last weekend coming as a shock. |
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The more he puts his case as superbly as he did last Tuesday, the more public opinion will come round as well. |
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Steelkilt calculated his time, and found that his next trick at the helm would come round at two o'clock. |
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Meanwhile, back in the ring, Ferguson has come round and slowly stumbles to his feet. |
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As you come round apply the pressure to the front of the down hill ski as you angulate once more. |
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Meanwhile, the soup maker has a local white witch come round and perform a spell over every batch. |
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Despite this and against my better judgement, I said Lee could come round for a meal while I was out visiting my sister. |
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Friday has come round quite quickly and I'm excited at the thought of being reunited with my family. |
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The seriously-injured man had lost consciousness but had come round again by the time police arrived. |
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We have a lot of young players in the squad who will be better by the time the European Championships come round. |
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The economic actors should also come round the table from the very beginning. |
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As anyone whose had a general anaesthetic will know, you have to cough and expectorate hard pretty much as soon as you come round to clear the anaesthetic out of your lungs. |
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It took me a good few minutes and a drink of water to come round. |
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This road is a death trap and drivers come round the bend far too fast. |
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Once the dust has cleared, I am convinced that many opponents will gradually come round to showing their support for the directive. |
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I don't know when I exceed the limit, when I feel ill or come round with a hangover. |
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We'll meet up again at 3 p.m. at the latest and come round to you and then go straight home. |
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The Gruaud-Larose has astonishing power, almost rustic will need several years yet to come round. |
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Both the government and the majority of the population have now come round to the view that Serbia's future is as an EU member state. |
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Since then competitors have largely come round to KBA's standpoint concerning hybrid technology. |
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Developers appear to have come round to the idea that touch screen tablets are the next suitable format for receiving their applications. |
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Two hours later, the telephone rings at Mathieu's family home. It's Maya inviting him to come round and see her. |
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In the Affaires and Première cabins: Our cabin crew come round the cabin to offer this service. |
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People said there is no way you could make such an approach work there, but the government has come round to accept it. |
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I heard the coach that hit Marisa come round the bend at the far end of the road, it was making a strange noise, it sounded like the engine was misfiring. |
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This summer, Europe's top clubs have strengthened their sides in a way that should pay dividends when the crucial knockout matches come round in late-February and March. |
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I come round muzzily as the back doors of the lorry fall open. |
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Pearls hang down in necklaces, islands come round in archipelagoes. |
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What a tiny little schooner! But is it not bold to spread both sails? And see, now that we have come round to the wind, how the skiff keels over. |
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So, I would very much like, in these discussions, to come round to other aspects of governance, but for the moment, it is this review of the realities of the continent that does us the most moral damage. |
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The chance to do so will, as I said, come round on Tuesday, 28 May. |
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The bookmakers have traditionally been reluctant to reveal turnover figures, but many of them are starting to come round to the idea now, after seeing the advantages of cooperating with monitoring services such as ours. |
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Even British highbrows could eventually come round. |
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But the cycle of reef destruction has now come round to affecting humans. |
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The next planting season and the next harvest will come round for sure! |
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I am sure that you will find wise and fitting responses to many of them and that the international community will eventually come round to the points of view that you have developed in this debate. |
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I understand this, but all countries should consider that when the day comes that we are twenty-something countries, they will have to wait a long time for the Presidency to come round again. |
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They seemed so friendly, and they'd come round and they'd make a noise, and when you hit them, they cried really. |
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He could find no such motions and concluded that the spirals were very distant, though he did not come round in favour of the island universe hypothesis. |
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