| I have calculated it to the day and I can tell you that it is fast approaching. |
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| As straight and honest as the day is long, with integrity his middle name, he has embellished politics for half a century and more. |
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| Can anybody seriously see the public acquiescing to such restrictions in this day and age? |
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| If the appeal starts as scheduled, it will open a year to the day since the group flew to Greece to begin the fateful trip. |
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| Given the record of our real-life heroes I would any day prefer the unreal ones from cinema. |
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| Events happen day to day, as the episodes are broadcast, and unwind slowly with the years, so that characters grow and age in real time. |
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| He had been dawdling with the ball on the halfway line as if he had all day to make up his mind. |
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| But in this day and age, the very idea of any woman having to wait to be asked is intriguing to say the least. |
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| They want information and in this day and age there is information galore to wallow in. |
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| It also marked a year to the day since he clinched an unprecedented third term for Labour at the general election. |
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| Mr Paxman himself will open the display on April 1, two years to the day since the theft. |
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| Our only birthday rule here is that whosever special day it is, they get to call the shots. |
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| That caused its shares to fall by a third, having been valued at 155p the day before the warning. |
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| Brett made my day by having dinner ready for me when I got out of a lovely hot shower. |
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| The worry is whether, given the huge imbalances in their economy, they may be postponing the day of reckoning. |
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| We had all day to get the test done, so we went out and did everything real methodically. |
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| But if you think about it, who in this day and age can do anything without electricity? |
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| I don't feel the least sorry for them, not in this day and age, when birth control is cheap and easy. |
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| Some day, on that day of reckoning, they will have to account for their crime against human language! |
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| Imagine, in this day and age, not being able to turn your pack of biscuits around and find out what's in them. |
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| I find it mind-boggling that people can believe such nonsense in this day and age. |
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| For the other driver was the same woman who crashed into her at exactly the same place at the same time of day almost a year ago to the day. |
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| He was determined, from day one, that this was not going to get out of control. |
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| A plaque in their memory was unveiled at Elland Road's Revie Stand, a year to the day after they died. |
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| I met with in this charming season, expelled every gloomy and vexatious thought, just at the close of day the gentle gales retired. |
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| Seeing that tomorrow is the first day of another month I must make some real resolutions for February. |
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| Had government come out and explained the deal from day one, I am certain that this firestorm would have been quelled long ago. |
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| From day one, our goal was to develop an aesthetically appealing website that would complement the art within. |
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| And that is where regulars and the drinking public at large will assemble tomorrow for a day of drinking, music and pub games through the ages. |
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| They have worked long and late after they have completed their day job to have the train ready. |
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| Sunday was a day of reckoning, when the harshness of this past winter's riding made itself known. |
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| There are no guarantees but the signs are growing more encouraging day by day. |
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| I've said from day one that my property is in good condition and I stick by that. |
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| I was in a rush to get my machine built that night so I didn't have all day to browse around. |
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| But there comes the day of reckoning when statements drop through the letter box and interest charges and penalty payments are revealed. |
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| It's ridiculous that in this day and age, the manure is allowed to drop onto the roadway and remain there. |
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| She said it was very sad to see the building falling into disrepair day after day. |
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| Even in this day and age, there are those who face a cold and hungry Christmas. |
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| The Little owls are often out during the day and often perch in the same place day after day. |
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| This continued day after day, till late at night when Kano was at the point of exhaustion. |
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| The school concern regarding drug taking is valid, however this is a problem all schools have to cope with in this day and age. |
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| It is generally accepted in this day and age that the free market is the best way of providing most of the goods and services we want. |
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| I don't know how much longer I could have gone on, seeing good theatre day after day. |
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| But the decadence and blindness on display in that nation simply mean that the inevitable day of reckoning will be that much more convulsive. |
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| Lets be honest about it, in this day and age there are enough things to worry about, if you choose to, to keep you going for year. |
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| Teenagers went without food for a whole day to raise money for orphans in Africa. |
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| The nurses had worked day and night for two weeks to get this ship ready to receive wounded. |
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| The statute of limitations on war crimes does not run out, and the day of reckoning will come. |
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| Finally, Is the day of reckoning for Bangalore's honeymoon with the IT sector closer than we expect? |
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| After all it was exactly 15 years to the day since I passed my driving test, so what did I have to fear? |
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| It had slowly dwindled day by day as the news of his accident became old hat. |
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| It is a resting-place to which at close of day the weary retire to gather new strength for the battle and toils of tomorrow. |
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| Everyone accepts that the creek is environmentally degrading day by day, but no action is taken to arrest it. |
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| His worst nightmare came true the day before when he spotted some of his sheep frothing at the mouth. |
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| According to the curator of the gallery, paintings are gaining in importance day by day. |
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| Unfortunately, from day one in the job, Mitchell has paid no heed to his or the team's public image. |
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| Diane and Derek had a whirlwind courtship of two years and the question of the day was, where exactly did the happy couple meet? |
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| A great day is planned with wining, dining and dancing top of the agenda and all are welcome. |
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| Jenny says if services do grind to a halt for a day it will at least demonstrate the importance and value of the work council staff do. |
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| You could wear your swimsuit or rash guard with your bottoms in the day then put on a skirt. |
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| Soyinka insists the day Africa is able to sort out its leadership vacuum is the day the continent will finally come of age. |
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| I am committed to bringing out the ready reckoner every year within 15 days from the day the State Budget is presented with all the changes. |
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| For we mothers and fathers often wish to escape the terrifying job of being responsible for someone else day in, day out, for 18 or so years. |
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| Imagine how boring life would be if you had to stick to the same stuff day in, day out. |
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| The bridge has been making news for the wrong reasons almost day after day. |
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| I'm based in Naas but travel throughout the day in my job so have to move around a lot. |
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| It's all about making those who come to the project feel comfortable from day one. |
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| I've had a very good relationship with him from day one, both professionally and personally, and it's still good now. |
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| Detainees live day in, day out with agonising uncertainty about the duration of their detention. |
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| He'd had Finnegan in his class since the very beginning, and from day one, he knew she was going to be a tough one. |
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| We need a health debate that talks less about emergency care and more about what millions of people are living with day in, day out. |
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| Whatever way you look at it, the sad fact remains that carnage continues on our roads day in, day out. |
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| The feeling was that canals had had their day and they couldn't see any freight traffic evolving on the canal. |
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| I hope it is not true that hang gliders have had their day and that only a limited number will continue to fly. |
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| Alphaeus had now fully risen, and was lighting the cloudless day with ease. |
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| By day the sunshine and palm trees can make it seem like paradise, a true City of Angels. |
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| If the media play the same theme day after day, the masses will accept it as fact, even in the absence of evidence. |
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| I suppose it shows that no town is exempt from violence in this day and age. |
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| Why would anybody report to work day after day to a place they simply detest? |
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| The captain has had a hard day with no break and is ready to eat and relax a little. |
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| Like his mother and his grandmother, he combed his hair day after day, collecting the hair that came loose. |
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| Without question, it takes more than just good players to lure people out here day after day. |
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| If your employees don't do the work effectively or efficiently, then sooner or later the day of reckoning will come and the company will close. |
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| My oldest son, Alan, went to a public day school, and my daughter, Margaret, went away to board. |
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| When I was born I was very small, but I grew day by day and became a plump, chubby child. |
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| It is time we realized that in this day and age of science we do not need these prehistoric doctrines to rule our lives. |
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| Doesn't every footballer need to slip into something more comfortable after a hard day on the pitch? |
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| I remember thinking, right in that moment, how he must wear away the streets, pacing up and down, day after day. |
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| I would like to focus on crimes against women, which are mounting day after day. |
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| I doubt she read all of it, though I do recall the reading going on day after day for what seemed an eternity. |
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| Working in an air conditioned building day after day certainly hasn't helped. |
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| Certain areas are not safe for certain people, which is a pretty sad statement in this day and age. |
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| The next day Phil phoned me asking what had happened as he'd blanked out in the pub and when he came round everyone had gone. |
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| The court ordered they pay us by a certain date, and whaddya know, the day came and went without payment. |
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| He would forage for food in the morning and hope that tomorrow was the day his luck changed. |
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| Hayes breathed out in reverence as he watched the day spreading across the planet. |
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| If residents strengthen the city's identity, they will be ready one day to leave the mainland and form a city-state akin to Singapore. |
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| Still have a bit of a chesty wheeze and cough too, but, hopefully it will all be cleared in the next day or two. |
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| Robin laughs non-stop day and night, pausing only for meals and medication breaks. |
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| We're going to show you day by day, story by story that our credibility has been restored. |
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| After years of cavalier behaviour, the day of reckoning for the British insurance industry was long overdue. |
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| A month to the day after his death, I took Danny's advice and came to this country. |
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| If she is too exhausted to eat right after whelping, she will be ready by the next day most usually. |
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| Organisers had a word of praise for the artists engaged day and night in the preparation of the idols. |
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| In town the other day to announce the launching of the new party, Devan was exuding confidence. |
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| If we continue along the pace we are now, it's unsustainable and there will have to be some day of reckoning. |
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| Meopham Tennis Club will be having an open day this Sunday when it will be offering free coaching. |
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| Local police and hunters are working day and night to track the surviving wolves down. |
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| Our troops are doing their best to keep up with them, but they grow in number day by day. |
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| Dad had been gone all day for some case that required him to travel three hours away. |
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| The day at the races goes on into the evening as hordes of people head into Liverpool city centre for a chaotic night on the town. |
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| The construction crews work day and night to add more and more skyscrapers to the skylines. |
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| However, Rashi, quoting the Midrash, says that it refers to the day after Yom Kippur. |
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| Hence, the idea is costing dollars from day one, and for an inferior product. |
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| During the winter months, they may forage for food during the day because of the difficulty in finding an adequate food source. |
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| They do a wonderful job day and night, hail, rain or snow, thinking of others and not themselves. |
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| One day it's 10 degrees below the norm for this time of the year, the next it's 10 degrees above. |
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| Just because they're qualified doesn't mean they're productive from day one. |
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| Curious, he followed them the next day and observed them eating the leaves and berries of the coffee tree. |
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| Although cigarette buts are swept up each day it is hard to be at it day and night. |
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| For her final day of community service at New York's sanitation department she wore a diamante studded gown. |
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| Of particular interest were the rooms dating from 1600 to present day and the large display of china through the ages. |
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| I had a day off yesterday and as you can see I got some really deep poems written. |
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| The next day I came back to work truly rested and ready for anything the world could throw at me. |
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| Work was soon hampered by an inflow of large volumes of underground water in several shafts, keeping the whims occupied day and night. |
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| Like the miners, I was busy day and night, trying to get a church erected and furnished. |
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| The new companies were losing millions by the day but no-one seemed to care. |
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| We then compared the total numbers of patients on each day of each lunar month. |
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| There was only one tree outside her grandmother's house, and Rose sat underneath it day after day. |
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| They had been labouring day and night for many months to finish the palace. |
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| She's in seventh grade now, growing taller by the day and living life in the moment. |
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| This is the first day with light winds which would mean a longer roll out on the cart. |
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| Hundreds turn up every day for their daily stroll, morning or evening as the case may be, around the lake. |
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| This may seem ridiculous coming a day after we were whipped 5-2 in New Zealand. |
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| People came into my house to answer the phone, which was ringing day and night. |
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| But our services and police do a heroic job for this country day in, day out. |
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| This guy, from day one, was among the finest examples of sportsmanlike playing that the game has seen. |
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| But the one thing I'll give Jessica, she's had a great attitude about it from day one. |
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| I would finger varnish the whippings with, on average, eight coats of varnish leaving a day between each coat to dry. |
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| We decided to call it a day and wend our way back to York by as many country lanes as possible. |
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| By day two this team were cranking out more new ideas than you could shake a stick at. |
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| After enjoying the variety that my current job affords me, I don't know if I could go back to doing the same thing day in, day out. |
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| Even the diffused light of a cloudy day provides enough energy to produce a current. |
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| All of you will be putting in an extra two hours every day next week just for that little stunt. |
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| I love him dearly but could never contemplate having to live with him twenty four hours a day seven days a week every day of the year. |
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| It's been a mild winter and, day by day, there's a little more warmth in the sunshine. |
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| However, at 52 he has decided to call it a day and let his colleagues carry on the work. |
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| My condolences to the poor bus drivers who have to drive this route day in, day out. |
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| The results are a tribute to all the staff at the Evening Press who work day in, day out to deliver a great service to our readers. |
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| At some point I'll preview each position, so you have the low-down on free agents, with another day of predictions. |
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| As with any ratatouille, it tasted even better the next day and the day after that, so it's an ideal make-ahead dish. |
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| By day I was glued to my walkman, walking round in a daze listening to the show. |
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| The wind whispered through her hair and brought back memories of the day she met Connor. |
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| Rumours and whispers were circulating last night that he had been on an all day bender since 7am that morning! |
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| One student testifies that he got an astounding 35 credits in a day in one subject. |
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| It's getting worse day after day, and no one has been able to put an end to it. |
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| But the day he became very sick, they rushed him to Rapid City, South Dakota. |
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| At this point, late in the afternoon, I decided to call it a day and head back to camp. |
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| For me, this is not really a day to be in work and attempting to behave normally. |
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| And the second thing is, Lindy walked into the room the other day and he opened his arms wide to reach out to her. |
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| Mark this day on your calendar, folks, because it is a rare occasion indeed. |
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| Now she works at an administrative job by day but is a filmmaker at night and on the weekends. |
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| A recent survey, published by the daily Le Parisien, showed that two-thirds of French people were against giving up their Whit Monday day off. |
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| The fact that Griffin's pranks occur during Whit Monday adds a humorous irony to a day of celebration and gaiety. |
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| Someday he would have to ask Kayal more about astral bodies, but that day wouldn't come for a long time. |
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| He likes to visit on a Wednesday, as there always seems to be a rush on Thursdays, what with it being pension day and everything. |
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| Rob employs two assistants at the shop, or rather they just started showing up every day and he didn't have the heart to tell them not to. |
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| I watched the flower in our backyard, day after day, as the huge purple petals unfolded. |
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| Fires should not be lit on a windy day because wind-driven sparks and hot ash can start blazes elsewhere. |
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| Is this a heat of the moment response or a planned reaction to sporting events in this day and age? |
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| The third race on day one is the Smurfit Champion Hurdle which is a wide open contest this year. |
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| A Selby burglar who targeted the same shop, day after day, has been jailed for three-and-a-half years. |
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| In the first three or four years, ballet means repeating several basic skills day after day. |
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| But a day at the races affords the perfect opportunity to indulge in a frivolous piece of fun fashion. |
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| It disrupts the sleep cycle so that sufferers sleep during the day and are wide awake at night. |
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| Some people believe that visiting and making merit at nine temples in a single day will bring them luck and good karma. |
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| My last day in this job is rapidly approaching and I think I have the perfect itinerary planned. |
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| To sit in it on a windy day was an experience in itself as you listened to the wind whistling through and rattling the galvanised roof. |
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| I also agree that you don't have to come home with meat to have a successful day afield. |
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| After a hard day at the office they couldn't possibly be expected to cook for themselves, could they? |
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| The only thing managers can do is to try to put off the evil day by hook or crook. |
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| The government is putting off the evil day of spending money at direct cost to the individuals who live along the coast. |
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| In practice, greater accuracy can only put off the evil day by an insignificant amount. |
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| Well, those people are quite wrong and one day I will let readers know where to find it. |
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| Thus began another day of me getting all excited, thinking everything was going well and then falling flat on my face once more. |
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| It was the wonderful, free feeling of roaming where they liked, of waking up each day to a different view. |
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| Students at Mt Nelson Primary School were given the day off after a tree fell across powerlines and cut electricity to the school. |
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| As it turned out, the Adygei president used that day to prepare a counteroffensive against Moscow. |
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| The era of low-budget airlines is tempting a growing number of people to do short hops abroad, often on day trips. |
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| They would linger together, day after day, inhaling the scents of this faraway world. |
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| Now you can find your own astrologically significant colour by going to this site and clicking on the month and day you were born. |
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| To-day is Armistice Day, the day when we remember those who have fallen in battle defending our great Republic. |
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| The teammates, all female, asserted that her terrifying behavior that day justified their permanently closing ranks against her. |
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| My infant heart would leap at the sound of the lunch bell, and every day I would fall on that school dinner like a ravening wolf. |
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| I was afraid for my eternal salvation all day every day, in every thought and deed. |
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| I know I should start to share the comings and goings of the trip but I need to take another day off, I'm afraid. |
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| Even up to the present day men of intellectual eminence have convinced themselves that astromancy has a foundation of truth. |
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| Later that day during roll call, Elie's number is called and he is given twenty-five lashes of the whip. |
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| These symptoms last a day or 2 and are followed by worsening of the cough and the appearance of wheezes. |
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| Meinertzhagen went into overdrive, working day and night to persuade staff and clients to stay. |
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| They like to spend a lot of their time sunning themselves, so perfect opportunity up here, up the top on a sunny day to catch some rays. |
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| If anything, it seemed to be increasing day by day as the truth of her situation gradually dawned on her. |
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| He was not at the count as he was unable to take a day off work but delighted supporters phoned to let him know the result. |
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| Day after day I have people coming up to me telling me what to publish and what not to publish. |
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| It takes hour after hour, day after day, week after week of training and more! |
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| They see their investments falling day after day, month after month and now year after year. |
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| So why do we allow it to go on day after day, year after year and never spend time, or money, to find a way to overcome it? |
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| Day after day we see the spectacle of a Minister who is unable to do the task that he is paid for. |
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| In taking care of the royal feet, M Sitts showed such skill that his Majesty one day asked him to remove an agnail from one of his fingers. |
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| The workers' last paycheck only paid them through noon of their final day on the job. |
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| The following day saw the opportunity for him to get back into the habit of low-level flying. |
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| The more insidious threat comes from the long-term, low-level doses of radiation that the crew would take every day for several years. |
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| Advance booking is always advisable but you can of course always take a chance on the day itself. |
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| He was often better off behind bars, he says, since it meant he got three square meals a day and a clean bed to sleep on. |
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| Undoubtedly, most of us were raised to believe that three square meals a day are the cornerstone of a happy, healthy life. |
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| Living in her village, she earns more than Rs.750 per month and is able to provide two square meals a day to her family. |
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| It was a day when global warming showed that it can survive even in the face of a westerly gale. |
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| By the end of the first day all my hard work was repaid in smiles, memories and new friends. |
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| It has a soothing, refreshing, and delicately fruity taste, and is served, very sweet, several times a day all over the Arab world. |
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| The day when you could open your windows for fresh air is just a dim memory. |
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| We had prepared very well all week showing aggression and determination yet on the day capitulated so easily in the second half. |
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| It was such a great day and I had a warm glow inside as I watched the events again from someone else's perspective. |
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| Since February I've spent five hours a day in the gym hoping to get back into shape. |
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| Statements by Muhammad in court the following day made clear he was under the impression he was still represented by his Maryland attorneys. |
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| He reaches for the phone and dials Caroline, hoping she'll give him a lift but she's had a hard day with the kids. |
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| To date he has been placed third in a race and looks forward to the day when he rides his first winner. |
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| And the fire alarm before the last round of the day was also amusing, but just added to much of our aggravation. |
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| He was eventually told that we had arrived at Tripoli but we still could not reach Accra until the next day at the earliest. |
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| They will then head for South Korea the same day and are expected to reach Seoul early Thursday. |
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| However, it took a whole day for agreement to be reached on this issue alone and some negotiators now fear that time is running out. |
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| On a soft grey day I thought it would be nice to trace the upper reaches of the River Derwent deep into the great forests west of Scarborough. |
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| The day was blessed with bright sunshine, although a keen wind cut through Windsor's streets. |
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| On a normal week day I had around 40 houses to deliver to and in those days a single daily paper was pretty slim. |
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| Ultimately though, Edwards had just too much speed and he kept his composure to win the day and the season. |
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| My standard day trip to Whitegrass begins with a shakedown on a corner of the snow farm to rouse my rusty skating skills. |
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| Our stocks were wiped out on the first day and it was a full time job keeping the children supplied with their favourite which was bananas. |
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| My mother, who died when I was born, kept a diary every day from her eleventh birthday until she married. |
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| It took a crushing 6-0 victory on the last day of the Group 3 campaign to clinch their berth at the finals. |
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| Ethylene or propylene gas mixtures were renewed every day after aeration of the jars. |
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| Our doctor, the health visitor and even the drivers worked day and night and exhausted the medicine. |
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| Norm has planned a day trip to the Arctic Circle for a photo opportunity under the midnight sun. |
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| They got her under control, got the insulin levels stable and kept her in for a day or so to make sure all was well. |
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| She argued that if she kept her child off school one day a week, she could face legal proceedings. |
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| It was painful enough last week that I had to call in a sick day as the pain kept me up most of the night. |
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| He is no gloater, but his team's 1-0 victory over his old employers clearly provided a day to savour. |
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| A few hours later, he was stroking the last ball of the day to the boundary to bring up a century. |
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| And to add to their fury, the cars' alarms are going off day and night apparently for no reason. |
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| This question has haunted me day and night since I first moved to Calgary three years ago. |
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| But they were kept guessing by the weather until the day itself, with heavy rain falling during the days in the run-up to the event. |
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| This dish is rustled up in a moment, and is really great at the end of a hard day in the kitchen or in a TV studio. |
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| Patients were reassessed on day 4 of therapy for clinical and laboratory responses and for adverse reactions to the medication. |
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| In Britain, where polls are issued by the major papers every day the bookies are something of an afterthought. |
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| They described their son as a keep-fit enthusiast who ran regularly, and cycled to work every day when he was at Barton. |
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| Girls learned how to cook and clean and keep house against the day that they might someday be wed to a wealthy man. |
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| But then again, I suppose it's not something someone says to you every day of the week. |
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| It was a beautiful day as I made a circular motion with my index finger giving the flight the engine run-up signal. |
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| When we're doing maintenance on an airplane, we may need to go on the runway three or four times a day for engine run-ups. |
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| Every day we wake up without James, every time the clock reads a certain time, we know that's the time the building came down, you know. |
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| You can listen to the whimperers all the day long, crying loud cries and prayers, and professing with great tears that they love God. |
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| It's not a fun job, scanning negatives, and I decided to call it a day when I'd finished the first film. |
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| McCullagh's unique perspective on the first day of Bell's trial is posted here, and well worth a read. |
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| So, today would seem to be a good day for a literary quiz, but more a tiny read than a big read. |
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| City police officers who'd been there that day left their outpost to greet him. |
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| There seems to be some kind of law that requires presidential campaigns to become asymptotically more trivial as election day approaches. |
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| Try to have a good day today, wherever you are, whatever you do, whoever is near, if no one is near. |
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| Town houses were once common day feature throughout the townlands of Ireland. |
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| The way things go in the first hour or so of the day is usually indicative of what the day will be like on the whole. |
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| It was going to be the first time the gang had all been together since the last day of school. |
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| The firefighters just turn up every day because it keeps the wolf from the door and it pays the mortgage. |
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| The trout here also seem to prefer the deep pools during the day and venture out into the shallows only when the sun is off the water. |
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| His captain, Pullen said, wore his oilskins day and night, and vomited all the time. |
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| On the seventh day of admission the patient was taken to the operating room and explored via a lower midline incision. |
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| Abdominal films from the fourth day of life revealed a midline abdominal mass. |
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| On the fourth hospital day the patient underwent an exploratory laparotomy through a midline incision. |
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| The rupiah also closed stronger against the dollar for the second straight day as calm began to return to the market. |
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| An hour or so later, Kelley and Eben had decided to call it a day and get to bed. |
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| Crew chiefs were finishing pre-flighting all the aircraft scheduled for the mission that day and any spares selected in case any ship aborted their pre-flight run-ups. |
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| It would be very tame for today's children but to children in the 1940s treats and outings were a very rare event and Whit Sunday was a day of great enjoyment. |
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| He, who has to fit his gala work around a full time day job, has called on people to lend a hand in the run-up to the event, on gala day and with clearing up afterwards. |
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| And yet our global demand for oil continues to increase, day by day. |
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| Juniper whiled many a day away in her sitting room, speaking to none, playing absently with the pale rose petals, as soft as the skin of a newborn's cheek. |
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| People sat under parasols outside the cafes, whiling the day away. |
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| I look forward to the day when such dreams might be realized. |
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| Audiences, heads aswim with new names and dates, might note with surprise how little light the 12-hour day has shed on Stoppard's political views. |
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| If you were in his last class of the day he'd keep the whole class after. |
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| Inch by inch, day by day, his personal space is being annexed. |
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| It's had this problem from day one and no one seems to care or notice. |
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| The English language of the day was Middle English not usable as such. |
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| Not the one I would like, but one I am working to improve, day by day. |
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| I have a new flatmate, and we have had problems from day one. |
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| The pressure for a full public inquiry is now growing day by day. |
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| And though as on that day in 1960, the students marching through Nashville this weekend were silent, their convictions are loud. |
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| Resigned to his status as a lowly hospital attendant at the Whitestone Sanitarium, Jerome dreams of the day he can once again ply the Hippocratic oath. |
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| Down on the farm my job for the day is to feed the pot-bellied pigs. |
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| And I thought I should come back one day to do a giant walk over the Sydney cove from the Opera House to the top of the bridge. |
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| Heading into the fourth day of competition, upstart Wall Street Journal was nipping at the heels of the Gray Lady. |
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| I mean she's getting, like, three square meals a day in prison. |
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| There are people around who DO want something else from their weekend but don't want to endure 40 lads who've been out all day and looking for a bit of aggro at last orders. |
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| When I spoke to a number of residents here, on Friday morning last, they were after taking their complaints to the County Council the previous day and had staged a sit in. |
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| The narrow glens and rolling hills are nowhere near as popular as other areas of Scotland, so even on a summer's day you can almost be assured of some true peace and quiet. |
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