He fashioned a crude lean-to out of twigs and pitch, ensnared wild game in a hand-made wooden trap, and divined the coveted secret of fire. |
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Ink-blemished fingers ensnared a quill, which in turn was poised over a leather-bound tome. |
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This helps ensure an education for children who might otherwise be irretrievably ensnared in working slavery from an early age. |
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In the same way Hawking, trapped in a crippled body, is physically ensnared but has mentally transcended this barrier to achieve greatness. |
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Daily life and work is becoming ensnared in the undercurrents of mucky politics that pervades almost every aspect of work life. |
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The evidence enables him to describe how individuals and even groups became ensnared. |
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Knowing how these scams work can help you avoid getting ensnared in a con artist's trap. |
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Wires ensnared the mounts or caught riders by the neck, and more pits opened up directly beneath their feet. |
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Urine tests were performed and those using illegal drugs were also ensnared in the net. |
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Appealing the order could have ensnared the company in an interminable appeals process, keeping its buses off the road for years. |
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He reckons that Hegel becomes ensnared in dilemmas and contradictions. |
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Police sprayed him with mace, which also ensnared television reporters as they broadcast live. |
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The attorney general, Jesús Murillo, said the investigation had revealed that the municipal police had been ensnared by organised crime. |
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What matters most is how deeply the whole of the human race has been ensnared in this system of pervasive surveillance. |
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Young women from poor backgrounds are ensnared by promises of work, material support and a better life. |
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But who really was Carlos Castaneda, this incredibly popular writer, who in his life never stopped hiding and getting ensnared in his own lies? |
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But in the process it is easy to become ensnared in the data and to lose sight of what it is that we are trying to capture. |
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In doing so they must not allow themselves to be ensnared by an overly professional approach. |
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To counter this, at-risk children need to be given practical skills that allow them to avoid being ensnared. |
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If she had been excommunicated thirty years ago, could she have ensnared so many sincere followers? |
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Occasionally one of my patients is ensnared by one of these superior medical systems and I am struck dumb by the interventions done in the name of quality of care. |
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But it is not your fault that a conniving temptress has ensnared you. |
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I hope none of you were ensnared in the Comair-USAir fiascos! |
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A nun was ensnared in a trap set by secret agents who tortured her. |
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But blanco was perhaps too deeply ensnared in the drug underworld to break free. |
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And, even if that could be papered over, McDonnell was ensnared in an ongoing ethics scandal that kept him off the campaign trail. |
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Jill Kelley and Natalie Khawam have emerged as key players in the saga that ensnared two top American generals. |
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Unfortunately, there are occasions when the group skirt dangerously close to the same easy-listening tar pits that have ensnared so many post-rock fusionists. |
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What Spoto discreetly omits from his text is that Kelly found herself ensnared in a splendiferous prison. |
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When waste oils are burned in incinerators, toxic metals such as nickel, vanadium and cadmium get ensnared in the particles given off into the atmosphere. |
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But those who disbelieve are themselves ensnared in a Plot! |
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Though trying to remain calm, Wilde saw that he was becoming ensnared in a brutal family quarrel. |
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As long as they fail to explain to their citizens what they have been discussing and deciding in Brussels, the public debate will be ensnared by issues of a purely national dimension. |
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He was ensnared by a series of legal cases, including one murder charge. |
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Part of the reason is that most of the costs are going to be incurred by the provinces, because most of the folks who will be ensnared by the bill will end up in provincial jails. |
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Before getting ensnared in the details of quantifying the forecasting track record of the Canadian federal government, it is important to get a proper perspective on the issue of forecast accuracy. |
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Other companies have been ensnared in similar controversies. |
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On ceasing that operation and in stepping over the incoming wire to return to the winch controls, he became ensnared between the wire and the turns already on the winch barrel. |
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But the question remaining was whether the Policy applied only to impaired employees, or ensnared others who were capable of performing their jobs. |
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These measures appear transparent, credible and not so complex that the monitoring of progress becomes either impossible or ensnared in too much detail. |
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As well, this policy had the weakness of being both too broad, in that it ensnared drug-dependent people who were capable of performing their duties, and underinclusive, in that it applied only to new and returning employees. |
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What we have here is a fouled-up fairy tale of oppression and empowerment, and it's hard not to be ensnared by its mixture of rank maleficence and easy reverie. |
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On the other hand, people working and living in irregular situations will not be protected in cases of illness or unemployment and risk being ensnared in the poverty trap. |
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It should be possible for such responsibility to be taken up in a political field that does not allow itself to be ensnared by divisions, but draws on consultation and coordination locally, nationally and internationally. |
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Parting the glossy leaves I discovered a buff-tailed bumblebee ensnared in an orb web. |
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This system allows becoming ensnared in a spiral of pointless name registrations to be avoided, while affording protection against third party attacks. |
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After Petraeus stepped down Friday afternoon, a series of reports surfaced, indicating that Petraeus was ensnared in more than just an extramarital affair. |
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These particular refugees have escaped the Droogish nightmare of Red Chinese environmentalists and are ensnared now in the grinding bureaucracy of immigration court. |
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