| The drift back to Enzed is increasing as it is found that the proverbial pot of gold is easier accessible. |
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| He closed his eyes, stretched his feet onto the footstool and started to drift back to sleep. |
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| Food depots were sometimes hard to relocate, and days on end of cut rations made the men's thoughts always drift back to food. |
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| These relationships served to counteract the desire to drift back to street friends. |
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| Some bees will drift back to the old site if the colony is moved less than two kilometers. |
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| Bringing the covers up to your chin, you revel in the warmth of a plush duvet and drift back to sleep, at least for the next nine minutes. |
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| People who escaped to neighbouring republics are starting to drift back to their home towns. |
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| They thus created a sense of disappointment among the population, which tended to drift back to nationalist parties. |
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| It is important to avoid a drift back to a system of national and regional financial fiefdoms. |
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| While he performed the spell he allowed his thoughts to drift back to his scry, and of Verna's petrified green eyes boring into his pleased red ones. |
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| Eel larvae, called leptocephalus larvae, drift back to Europe in the Gulf Stream. |
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| Maybe then it would be possible to drift back to those salacious, sexist days of yore. |
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| Keep at it, rather than drift back to your old ways. |
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| And then viewers will drift back to their favorite stations. |
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| Many of them were bound to drift back to their default position this time. |
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| Curtains of vapor drift back to reveal the Americans, volplaning along well inside ten meters and only a little faster than the balloon. |
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| Conversations with locals almost inevitably drift back to war. |
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