| The last shortlisted hopefuls will discover their fate at the airport departure gate. |
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| It was a source of delighted surprise to his friends to discover his expert knowledge of food and wines. |
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| An all the remaining ersatz relatives discover that emotions and motives aside, it's poverty and anonymity that truly sucks. |
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| Surveyors, prospecting for a new railway line between Hamley and Ashcombe, discover Dunster's body and an incriminating knife belonging to Dixon. |
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| The questions won't change and the physicists will never discover the God particle. |
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| Outside of athletics, psychiatrists have yet to discover an effective treatment for self-harm. |
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| To discover what psychoanalysis is, the patient needs to experience it for himself from within. |
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| What most people discover is that they use the same words to describe both experiences. |
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| The exclusionary rule tells interpreters not to look at extrinsic materials to discover the meaning of texts. |
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| But we quickly discover our emotional focus within the imaginative Geruthe, destined bride of Horwendil. |
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| Thus he was able to convert mechanical energy into electrical energy and discover the first dynamo. |
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| I have yet to discover that having been born when Cal Coolidge was gearing up to run for re-election confers any eminence upon this dodderer. |
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| Ordinary critical examination of sources, indeed, any effort to discover the truth, was regarded as a serious moral lapse. |
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| You might be surprised, however, to discover that you have an extremely economical car in your driveway. |
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| Their computational networks discover mathematical complexities far beyond the point reached by humans. |
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| Ross is consumed by his need to discover who grassed about his bank robbery, and had him locked up for eight years. |
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| He followed his line of experiments which led him to discover diamagnetism. |
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| Anest awoke to discover that both he and Lily had fainted from exhaustion, though somehow she lay with her head pillowed on his shoulder. |
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| Maybe this is why the Egyptians were able to discover so many mathematical formulas. |
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| The association asked local dignitaries to discover what life was like for a blind person by spending some time blindfolded. |
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| Yes, most of the time a doctor can discover the problem of small heart attacks based on the electrocardiogram or a nuclear medicine test. |
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| Eventually you discover that the complex language of pensions is designed to conceal a very simple reality. |
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| You could find out that the student has simply lost interest in dance, or maybe you will discover a situation that needs your attention. |
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| In underwater grottoes, hollowed out of the island's jagged rock-face, we discover swarms of good-sized lobster and shrimp. |
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| To discover whether ungulate coloration aids in concealment, we first tested whether uniform pelage color typically matches habitat background. |
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| It tells the true story of a retiring couple who rent out their farmhouse, only to discover their tenant has turned it into a marijuana grow-op. |
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| Throughout the map, you'll discover heavily armed bunkers, guard towers and emplacements to fend off your foes' offensives from land, sea or air. |
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| Not that long ago, I seem to remember it being a shock for scientists to discover ice on Mars. |
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| However, follow-up searches failed to discover the murder weapon, which is believed to have been a double-barrel shotgun. |
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| In a couple of searches, you rapidly discover a wealth of news footage in the archives of this London-based film-maker. |
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| That in itself can be extremely dangerous, especially if someone was to discover the fact. |
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| The goal of science, which it sometimes reaches, is to discover facts that belong to nature. |
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| Ideally, education provides one with the ability to determine and discover facts about the real world. |
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| You are beginning to discover that some people can be jealous and spiteful and envious. |
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| Children can discover poems with entertainers, watch a puppet show, get their faces painted and help create a wall of poetry. |
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| Innocently he invites his new American buddy back to the army base, only to discover that he has been lured into the murky world of espionage. |
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| After inspecting it more closely, we were surprised to discover that it was a brass telescope, with all the optics still in place! |
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| It seemed, that he wanted to discover something of my background, which pleased me enormously. |
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| Even so, one must read between the lines to discover the full impact on her of the long joyless union with Thomas. |
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| The museum's keeper of environmental records Colin Howes was delighted to discover that it was the first recorded sighting of them in Doncaster. |
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| This work continues the tradition of mathematical experiment to help discover patterns, suggest conjectures, and develop new theorems. |
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| She was dismayed to discover that when she phoned to make an appointment for a routine check-up late last year she could not do so. |
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| Washington state campground officials find a bear passed out in the common area and discover that it had guzzled three dozen cans of beer. |
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| It was common for the land managers to discreetly inquire around the neighborhood to discover if the potential buyer was honorable. |
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| That merely sparked off their investigation, the aim of which was to discover the future plans of the conspirators. |
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| For someone with such an affinity for the natural world, it's not surprising to discover that another passion of Baxter is conservation. |
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| Exposing students to old tribal masks is an affirmation of a living artistic path to which children continue to discover contemporary extensions. |
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| He would discover in his own way the lacy texture of a cantaloupe or the dusky purple of a ripe plum. |
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| I was pleased to discover all was not lost when I saw the introduction at the beginning of the magazine itself. |
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| Analytics find patterns in the randomness of data so that you can discover valuable information and gain insight. |
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| So it comes as no surprise to discover what a great exercise it is for the lower body. |
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| Eventually, she rambled on to discover it was still their error, and I owe them much less money than they try to steal from me every month. |
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| Since he has never been to Indonesia before, he did not want to come with a fixed concept, but rather to discover the new situation first. |
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| I got home mid-morning from my errands to discover that the water lily has opened its first flower. |
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| For the first time in fiction, in Don Quixote's absolute inwardness, we discover something like the self. |
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| The police obtain a warrant, search Deirdre's apartment, and discover the uniform. |
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| Now they will try to discover if someone has been putting poison down to reduce the rabbit population. |
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| Visitors to the Castle Museum will be able to discover more about the building's grim past centuries ago when it served as a debtors' prison. |
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| Affordability, combined with accessibility, makes this market almost irresistible to those who discover it. |
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| Visitors to the site will be asked to solve a series of puzzles to discover the location of five crown pieces. |
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| I'm proud of my French heritage and I started to discover my Acadian roots later in life, I guess. |
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| You'll soon get to recognise the most prolific weeds in your garden and discover ways to keep them under control. |
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| In this nostalgia for community some would discover utopian impulses, others would decry imaginary fulfilments as ideological. |
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| If you read Dirtbike Manifesto first, however, and discover The Couriers at a later date, you'll probably flip your wig. |
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| A few days ago, Orlaith thought that Craig and Anthony were an item and was shocked to discover that wasn't the case. |
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| She orders a soothing sounding risotto primavera which she tells me is an excellent way to discover how good the chef really is. |
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| In time the best of Schoenberg will, of course, survive and time will discover the proper values. |
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| It is also highly unusual to discover these Paleozoic relics associated with decapods as they normally inhabit different environments. |
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| Older students can be assigned to research and discover what it is that is in UV rays that causes them to corrode various materials. |
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| The field oscillation measurements allow to discover coseismal, near seismic and pre-seismic electromagnetism. |
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| He predicted that in 1958 the U.S. would discover some sort of death ray used on Atlantis. |
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| As all teenagers discover to their cost, they're a little sorry when it's too late. |
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| As more people buy, the firm will discover a number of cost savings in producing larger quantities. |
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| The only way to discover whether people wanted fluoride in their water supplies was to hold mini referendums on the issue, he claimed. |
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| A dinosaur-dotty mum, who helped discover a missing link in our past, has been causing a real flutter in the scientific world. |
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| The Super League side held regional sessions at eight venues across the country on Sunday in a bid to discover a potential star. |
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| Even the poor postman was baffled when he came to collect the post only to discover that the postbox had apparently disappeared into thin air. |
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| Someone would buy it, discover they'd been had, and fob it off on the next poor sap. |
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| But although he has found the technology to come up with the tunes, he has struggled to discover vocalists to deliver the goods. |
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| Your customers will discover the real source and you will meet a real customer rather than one of many middle persons in the current food chain. |
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| He will speak on reaching peak performance and enabling one to discover one's inner potential. |
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| Nothing worse than to plan an ooh la la dinner and then discover you've thawed that messed-up stew meat that's been in the freezer a year. |
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| I carefully fed and nurtured what I thought where newly germinated flower seeds, only to discover that it was all crabgrass. |
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| With midnight fast approaching, he delivered a pizza to an abandoned cryogenics lab, only to discover that it was a crank call. |
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| Air accident investigators were due at the isolated spot today to discover how and when the microlight crashed. |
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| He used his new invention to discover mountains and craters on the surface of the moon. |
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| Away from football, for the first time in 20 years, he wanted to discover new activities, like literature and the theatre. |
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| An analytic nomology of legal laws would, I suppose, sift properties of laws generally to discover common distinguishing features. |
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| The surge in crude prices has prompted oil companies to boost exploration activities to discover more of the fossil fuel. |
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| When they do earn it they discover a strength and security they never dreamed possible before. |
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| Turning around, I discover two beautiful Creole women, drinking beer and laughing like crazy. |
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| As a consultant, it's not unusual for me to discover a workplace fractured into territories. |
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| As soon as we attempt to do so we will start to discover just how fragile our unity is. |
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| They wake one morning to discover that a crop circle has materialized in their field. |
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| After you've had a frightening eyeful, turn the page and discover where saturated and trans fats hide, and how to escape their deadly reach. |
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| Too late they discover that Hale is an underworld crime lord, and that crossing him results in an inevitable slow and painful death. |
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| The film catalogues his cross-country journey to confront old flames and discover the truth in a poignantly comedic way. |
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| Mary was to discover he was a ruthless murderer, leader of a gang of freebooters. |
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| In 1901 he isolated adrenaline from the supradrenal gland and was the first scientist to discover gland hormones in pure form. |
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| She was appalled to discover that the accounting system did not even run to double-entry book keeping and refused to sign off the 2001 accounts. |
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| Try as they might, scientists in hundreds of laboratories around the world failed to discover that substance by classical approaches. |
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| Only after some cross-questioning did I discover that the system would log me out after 15 minutes of inactivity. |
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| I let out a mental crow of delight as I discover that I can control where I'm going. |
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| Once they discover my special arrangement for shark-feeding with the Frenchies, things get even more crowded. |
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| It would be nice for the students to discover the actual factors and how they effect frictional forces. |
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| With Galen's assistance, they discover an entire race cryonically frozen underground. |
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| In a book like this, one would expect to discover some allegorical message or a hidden cryptogram. |
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| So I was not surprised to discover that there are still problems with the tax and customs departments. |
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| As the Robinsons discover and fend off the spider creatures, the technology brought to life by the FX is nothing short of stunning. |
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| Therefore, efforts to discover such phenomena were undertaken mainly for polymorphism data from regions of low recombination. |
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| I set out early, expecting the city to myself, only to discover the streets packed with runners and spectators. |
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| Gingerly he explores them with his fingers and is relieved to discover them merely tightly bandaged. |
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| That is, we can discover things about the stars and galaxies involved from the way in which the Moon cuts off their light. |
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| As they leave, a white liquid giving off a gas slowly seeps from the left and we discover these men are executioners and this is a death chamber. |
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| These power-ups are collected when you kill an enemy or come across a new area in order to discover a coloured can. |
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| Travellers to France will discover that the French are no less Gallic for the abolition of the franc. |
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| Even though defensive coordinators have had ample time to study the triplets, they have yet to discover how to put damps on them. |
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| As I discover when I try to get hold of him before our interview, his production company is ex-directory. |
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| Then they will discover the dangers of knowing the price of everything and the value of nothing. |
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| You discover your mother and father have changed their telephone number and have gone ex-directory. |
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| Changing between Welsch and Alemannic cultures you will discover a largely unknown region. |
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| It becomes instructively frustrating to discover how many terms we take for granted in discussing ways of knowing, for which we have only visually oriented vocabulary. |
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| Morocco attacked from the start only to discover that the Congolese had no intention of being cannon fodder and the North Africans resorted to long-range shots. |
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| And this relegation of rationality to a strictly instrumental role is, as we discover in Book IV, constitutive of injustice as Plato understands it. |
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| They soon discover that finding love second time around is a challenge that even speed dating, introduction agencies and personal ads can't crack. |
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| It leaves us to plumb our own depths to discover who we really are. |
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| Should you wish to discover the joys of this funky fivesome then you can do a lot worse than check out their recent singles and covers compilation. |
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| More and more I am trying to discover an organic form that is true to the particular moment of the particular poem, the simple plain inwardness of that moment. |
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| The cameras allow firefighters to find victims in smoke-filled buildings, discover hot spots that point to a fire's origin, and warn of deadly flashovers before they occur. |
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| If, for example, you've been reading Ed McBain's 97th Precinct police procedurals for the past 30 years, you may be delighted to discover you're not the only one who's hooked. |
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| After the escape the general area had been cordoned off and the regular guards were forbidden to explore the place lest they discover the scene of the crime. |
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| I was delighted to discover it has a control panel similar to the flight deck of an airliner, and the ability to massage almost every muscle in the body. |
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| Both of the young women and two of the younger men were out traveling the four corners of the kingdom to discover the problems that the people needed solved. |
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| I wake about an hour later with my ears popping, to discover to my delight, that out of the window as far as the eye can see is pure, white, unadulterated snow. |
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| The trails will enable visitors to easily discover Camp Henry's wide variety of natural habitats with their diverse populations of plants and animals. |
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| We think our readers will be surprised and encouraged to discover that the forebear of fundamentalism was a true Baptist guided by historic convictions. |
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| The play, which runs until January 8, tells the story of an American family who move into a creaky old hall only to discover that they are not alone. |
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| In this great class we should probably have to descend far beneath the lowest known fossiliferous stratum to discover the earlier stages, by which the eye has been perfected. |
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| The action starts when Graham awakens one morning to discover flattened stalks in his immense cornfields, forming a mysterious and inexplicably huge crop circle pattern. |
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| When you discover you can give joy to people like that, there is nothing quite like it. |
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| It was this Lord Chancellor, after all, who gaily announced that he had abolished himself, only to discover that the constitution didn't allow him to do so. |
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| Runnning through the streets of Liberty City, you discover little bonuses like power-ups for health and armour, as well as the unnerving ability to give someone a good whack. |
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| They prefer to be shown a truth rather than told, just as adults do, to discover a moral lesson on their own rather than having it preached at them. |
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| He was not the first Chinese astronomer to discover the precession of the equinoxes but he was the first to take this into account in calendar calculations. |
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| He has had a career resurgence in recent years as a new generation discover his disarmingly relaxed performances, his superb delivery and smooth voice. |
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| Walking around the house, I discover kitty puke in several places. |
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| We students will discover two deviations from this ideal this week. |
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| Use of these strategies does not result in better writing styles and more correct grammar, but it helps writers solve problems and discover new ideas. |
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| It's then that I take time out to fill it, time on my own to discover new jewels that will enhance its sparkle, fresh dewdrops to replenish my pool. |
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| What took decades of research to discover can now be illustrated and understood from a simple diagrammatic illustration of DNA and the way it is translated. |
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| We discover his alcoholism, his egocentricity, his collapsing marriage. |
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| Up bright and early next day, we discover to our relief that the expert piste groomers have done a wonderful job and practically everything is skiable and do-able. |
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| On an earlier expedition they had failed to discover the fabled and elusive Northwest Passage that would provide a direct route from Europe to the Orient. |
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| With every passing phase, life becomes more complex in the sense that it allows man to either stumble upon or to consciously discover new phenomena and substance. |
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| But Manchester's own Olympic sprint gold medallist today launched a campaign to discover a potential successor to his crown as Britain's top sprinter. |
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| However, just as one side invented an ingenious new way to encipher its messages, so would its enemies discover a clever way of cracking that code. |
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| Maclaurin returned to Aberdeen to discover that the University was most certainly highly displeased that he had not been undertaking his duties for two years. |
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| Few will ever reach enlightenment or discover great truths by oneself. |
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| Over the coming fortnight, The Daily Telegraph will accompany the Paras as they seek to drive out the insurgents, discover their arms dumps and win over the population. |
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| You go 50 or 60 miles out of your way only to discover it's not worth it. |
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| Now, both the original Asymmetric Propeller and Napoleon's theorem start with three equilateral triangles and discover the fourth one by construction. |
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| Another upside to launching a number of local campaigns is the opportunity to discover a hit campaign in one market that can be expanded into other markets. |
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| The experimentalists would discover this kind of particle very easily. |
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| Crosse glanced around to discover the source of this unpleasant opener and wasn't surprised to find that the interested party represented a downmarket tabloid. |
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| I rouse myself, strain my mind, raise my voice for prophetic utterances, and try in every way to be worthy of the occasion, but to my utter dismay, discover I am not a leader. |
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| The bypassers quickly discover that residential customers make most of their long-distance calls at night and on weekends, so they offer service to residential customers. |
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| As you turn your attention to the building, you will discover the large fully panelled dining room, which has lost none of its cachet. |
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| Keen to make acquaintances with some forty major chefs and discover their favourite airborne recipes? |
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| I discover that what I do, mostly, most days, is not in fact work, but keep up to speed with world events. |
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| Let Nature's mysteries and her everyday marvels capture your imagination as you discover them on walks through the National Park. |
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| A team of Dutch scientists set out to discover whether being afraid can curdle the blood – an adage used since the medieval times. |
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| Somerset works hard to solve the problem and his efforts also help him discover the power of words, even if the results are sometimes surprising. |
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| Come in Colmar, above all discover an old city very well maintained, serviced by a large pedestrian zone. |
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| And its at this point that Ripley has to accomplish the final gesture, going back and kill another person that is going to discover what he did. |
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| Freddi decides to do some detective work to discover the true identity of this supposed monster and gain entry to the park. |
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| There is no need to put on a bold front when one decides to lay oneself bare. Come and discover the playful side of Mireille's personality. |
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| Many people come a long way to commemorate the dead and to discover the war-scarred landscape. |
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| As we practice inner self-observation, we gradually discover for ourselves many people, many Selves who live within our own personality. |
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| The abbey of Tuffé is still alive. In the heart of the city, sightsee and discover the history and its art expositions. |
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| They so discover areas of the world they wouldn't be keen on interesting themlselves in other case. |
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| During this workshop you will discover your body in new and exciting ways for extended self-pleasure sessions and making love to yourself. |
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| With them, we discover an universe which is often misknown, through the language of sound and touch. |
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| It took no time to discover that the Jones's strength is their devotion to freshness of ingredients and heftiness of flavours. |
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| Read on to discover easy Halloween makeup ideas that will go over big with the kids! |
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| From looking at a Soviet atlas you can discover who is in political favor in Russia. |
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| Go for a stroll in Lérida and discover the most unforeseeable cultural and natural hiding places. |
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| Atlantic salmon is a big hit, of course, but we have work to do to help people discover other species like sardines or mackerel. |
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| A child accustomed to playing with paper and crayons at home, for example, will find it comforting to discover the same crayons and paper in the preschool classroom. |
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| One needs to wander away from the educational elite to begin to discover this. |
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| To discover the impact of scholarships on students, discover the testimony of Marie Richard, a first-year student at HEC click here. |
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| Here you can go on foot or borrow the gite's mountain bikes to discover the rich diversity in ecology, landscapes, geology, plants and animals. |
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| What a welcome pleasure, then, to discover two ingenious new wordbooks that actually entertain and enlighten. |
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| Research an auction house, such as Sotheby's or Christie's to discover what art and artifacts they offer for sale. |
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| Activity for all, go aboard with us to discover the nicest marine spots of Rangiroa. |
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| Take a boat trip on the River Guadalquivir, visit the Doñana National Park and discover the site of the El RocÃo pilgrimage. |
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| A pleasure garden, a utilitarian garden and a garden of medicinal plants allows the visitor to discover a true haven. |
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| An adventure in which you're the hero: discover the biodiversity of Île Sainte-Hélène and crack the code to open a mysterious chest! |
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| On this page, discover the diferance between all unicolor medium proposed by Créations Artis'Allan. |
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| Employing guidance and counseling starting from the tenth grade to discover aptitudes and potentials for scientific excellence. |
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| Take a dive and discover an exciting underwater world with colorful fish, impressive coral reefs and precious treasures. |
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| The family waits for an appointment to discover that the child has an autistic spectrum disorder. |
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| This enables us to discover our deep inner nature that we have so long ago lost sight of amidst the busyness and distraction of our minds. |
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| The video begins in the assembly room of the company in which we discover four people working on an industrial laser project. |
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| Use the command-line interface to discover neighbors on the network and managing the router's startup and configuration. |
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| All will not only taste the champagne but also discover or rediscover the architectural and vinicultural heritage of the village of Les Riceys. |
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| The McCord invites you to discover its collections by pursuing your interest at your own pace. |
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| In addition, neighbours often get on well with the newcomers, offering a dinner or even offering them to discover the region. |
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| In high school, he briefly aspired to become a computer hacker, and now he uses computational modeling to discover new biomaterials. |
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| I was amazed to discover just how many degrees of non-waterproofness are represented in these adventure clothing shops. |
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| Thanks to Flash technology, you can easily turn the pages with your mouse and discover all the exceptional pieces of the Mercury collection. |
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| Within hours, certainly within the first week, you will begin to discover whether you have the willpower to stand your ground. |
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| One of the things you will discover in the CIB Handbook are the norms concerning consociation with the Benedictine Confederation. |
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| Come discover the vivifying experience of a Nordic bath, and the unexpected virtues of our wilderness relaxation packages. |
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| There are many ways to discover the charm, the traditional architecture, the simplicity and the multiformity of a region. |
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| Meet local people and discover their autochthon culture, folklore and traditions. |
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| They are also quicker to discover this common interest, whereas the men often persist with their own reasoning. |
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| With one click, you, the cybernaut, can enter the CORUM universe and discover our products. |
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| Decofinder allows cybernauts, who are looking to purchase, to discover your products even though they didn't even know you five minutes before. |
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| Nathan took his leave from Yeshe and left the room, while Qiao remained with Yeshe to discover the reason of his strange behavior towards Nathan. |
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| They discover binomial nomenclature, taxonomy, genus and species, and fill out the experiment 1 worksheet to consolidate what they have learned. |
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| You're welcome to come and discover our range for yourself in our tasting cellar. |
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| And even though they're not alerted if you defriend them, they will eventually discover you missing from their list and feel slighted. |
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| Establish contact with new races, discover resources and uncover mysteries that will influence Star Trek's future. |
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| For one thing, one can perform a kind of 'customer or market survey', so to speak, in order to discover the potential market in the area. |
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| In the center of it, we discover a large chorten 25m high in poor condition. |
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| This scenaristic originality makes it possible to the player to discover two stories in one. |
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| To discover more about the prizewinning watches, the composition of the jury or the prize rules, simply log on to www.worldtempus.com. |
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| Rowan, Nina and two friends, Xavier and Xanthe, quickly discover that inside the old hotel is a time machine, called an alleviator. |
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| Nearby the campsite you can stroll across the market and discover all the good products of the Languedoc. |
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| We try to stay in the present, we try to discover what mysteries there are in an instant that can transform into eternity. |
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| Every Sunday, come rain or shine, come and discover an aspect of our city heritage, alone, with family or with friends. |
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| After your plane crashes into icy uncharted waters, you discover a rusted bathysphere and descend into Rapture, a city hidden beneath the sea. |
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| This stroll will make you discover the valley of Orlan and a beautiful sight from the hamlet of Quercy. |
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| The chance of a lifetime, the unhoped for occasion, is to discover in Jesus the kingdom of heaven. |
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| When I find my shoes, I discover that I have trouble putting them on, as if my feet had swelled during the time that I was elsewhere. |
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| This is a route intended for those who want to discover Paris by roller skate. |
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| Come aboard the Grand Fleuve or one of our zodiacs, and discover the most beautiful whale-watching site in the world! |
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| Come aboard the Cavalier Maxim and discover the metropolis like you've never seen it before! |
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| Try a new sport activity You wish to discover new sport activities or simply a given sport with a sparring partner? |
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| I invite you to hunt around the various sections of my site to learn more and discover a little of my work and my ravings. |
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| He will be fascinated to discover extraordinary formations of stalactites and stalagmites shaped only by the hands of nature. |
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| While driving at a reasonable speed you discover there is a small compartment near the gear stick. |
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| Loïc: We are awaken by the sun in the morning and we are delighted to discover the paradisiac place where we spent the night. |
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| Playacar, it is a paradisiac place where you will discover white sand beaches to limpid water and turquoises. |
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| Prophets for the young who ought to discover the God who loves them through our affection, interest and approachability. |
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| In addition to telltale signs of the presence of animals, discover how the flora and fauna adapt to winter. |
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| This resource uses the Myers-Briggs test to help you discover the perfect career for you through personality type. |
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| Always a sucker for a bit of cream cheese and smoked salmon I was delighted to discover the basil seasoning added some extra taste sensations to the panini. |
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| This spiritual guide should help us to see where God wants to lead us and to discover his will. |
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| The activities offered will be aimed primarily at excursionists who wish to discover the Park's attractions and heritage. |
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| To make something, to discover something, to contribute something: these are expressions of the creative spirit. |
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| And so we need only consider these two works in order to discover his particular view of being, essence and quiddity that specifies his philosophical thinking. |
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| Children feel themselves as in paradise and they discover with all their organs of sence the fascinating many-sidedness of the nature. |
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| Opprtunities are numerous for an adbventure seeker to leave alone an discover the world. |
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| But now I discover the Emperor has lost interest in all his other toys and territories and is infatuated only with your infernal machine. |
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| With the educational panels of this path you will discover the different steps of the alp cheese manufacturing. |
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| You will felicitously discover it on seafood, toasted fish, selection of cold ham, etc? |
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| In order to find the answer to this question, you need to discover where inefficiencies lie. |
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| It didn't come as a complete surprise to me to discover its most recent post is largely devoted to badmouthing the Guardian. |
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| The painter is always trying to discover and stumble over that place that contains and surrounds his act of painting at that moment. |
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| Immerse yourself in the rural landscape and discover some stunning farms, while enjoying home-from-home comforts! |
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| We walked for several hours to get there and back, only to discover when we got home that the eggs were rotten. |
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| Baby will discover exotic and lively melodies, a singing parrot with a repertory of 6 rythmes and roar of laughter from the clouds! |
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| He will discover a community buzzing in excitement, a large self-sufficient family in the middle of nowhere: The Preservation Society. |
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| On leaving the ferries and setting foot in Bastia harbour, you first discover the Corsica Cape, a finger pointing to the continent. |
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| And as you will discover from this superb aural-visual document, Maiden were operating at full throttle on stage at Donington that day. |
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| It is the way for anyone who wishes to re-cognize their inner abilities and to discover their purpose in life. |
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| If you take your time to leaf through the informationrich full Annual Report 2001, you will discover an entirely different picture. |
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| And so even science and medicine have not been able to discover our noumenon, our substance, the ego, even today. |
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| A top tourist spot, people come from all over the world but also from over the whole archipelago to discover this cultural centre. |
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| With observation games and drawings, they discover his hygienic and recreative use by families in the 20th century. |
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| The wild lake: an exceptional site, welcoming and wild surroundings, to discover by canoe or pedalo, 3 km from Esparron, Gréoux road. |
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| Gatineau invites all nature lovers to discover the park's many trails and parkways and to enjoy this nature preserve in every season. |
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| After her father's death, Hunt's sister Gina is delighted to discover she no longer has to play the good daughter and randily sets her sights on one of the men. |
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| At first glance, segregated fund guarantees tend to look alike but if you probe further you'll discover important differences. |
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| He is of interest to horologists mainly because he was the first to discover the laws governing the pendulum and to use it for measuring time. |
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| Arrange participants into a circle, and tell them they will now discover how talented they are at speaking extemporaneously. |
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| It's a captivating opportunity to discover the amazing stories of these pirates, privateers and freebooters. |
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| It is odd that the novel, the genre committed to life's circumstantiality, did not discover the weather until the 19th century. |
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| It is impossible to discover unity and the living soul in the pieces of the fragmentised unity. |
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| In the online game you diving down to the undersurface of the sea to discover your prize secure by the Jelly Fish. |
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| By sliding carefully the bow heap Cyclopean enters these, you will discover magnificent swimming pools of clear water where to cast anchor. |
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| This explains the carnage often seen after they discover captive domestic fowl. |
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| Excursions are available to discover the majestic Icebergs shinning under the northern sun. |
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| We came to discover more deeply the giftedness and long commitment to CLC and to mission that resides in the ExCo members. |
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| We discover that the earth is round, included in a planetary system, so our consciousness evolves. |
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| To undertake such a voyage of discovery, it is necessary to be curious, that is, to have the wish to discover new things. |
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| Evangelic poverty can only be achieved if we discover that God is the only 'good' in our life, the priceless pearl. |
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| You will discover spaces specially designed to bring off the most efficient working environment. |
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| In the course of pastoral care, I help people to discover what has upmost meaning in their lives. |
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| In most countries in Africa and the Middle East, a businessperson must meet an official face-to-face to discover such things. |
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| All schools may thus discover effective means of moving closer towards what they are seeking to achieve. |
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| Once you discover each other's money management style, you can sort out the day-to-day practicalities more successfully. |
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| Carried away by my enthusiasm, I threw myself heart and soul into my research to discover the legislative intent behind each of these provisions. |
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| She witnesses the suicide of a woman who looks exactly like her, leading her to discover a conspiracy and a mini-army of lookalikes. |
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| Only at Nanihi Paradise can you discover and learn what Mabe is, the other jewel produced by the pearl oyster. Take advantage of the opportunity! |
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| You check it out, and discover that your 10-year-old son has been drinking on the sly. |
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| After having understood with meticulousness the significance of the wars which oppose the two seeds, we now will discover who are these seeds. |
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| I try to discover the steps of the Lord in what one lives, I wonder, I question myself, I value, I quieten myself, I try to understand. |
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| We aim to be perfectly in sync with this thirst for authenticity that compels people to discover or rediscover Auvergne. |
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