I think we even have a few non-citizens around this place every now and again. |
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Even in the fastest field game in the world, you get a second every now and again. |
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Because, every now and again, a bit of complete excess is perfectly acceptable. |
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We've all no doubt found it tricky getting out of bed every now and again, but those suffering from dysania find it particularly difficult. |
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How many of us actually carry donor cards, or even think about donation beyond going to a blood bank every now and again? |
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It got very boring at times so every now and again Martin would let me read out some of the code and he would type it out. |
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So every now and again I'm just astounded by the Stoic nature of victims and the fact that they're not always out for the defendant 's blood. |
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It makes you wonder when something goes from being a bit of fun that you add to every now and again to something that becomes a bit of a bind. |
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The uniped skipped away and back north, and Karlsefni and his men gave chase, catching sight of him every now and again. |
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With 15 minutes to go before the start and the cars formed up on the grid, it is spitting with rain every now and again. |
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For those on a tight budget who enjoy a quiet ogle every now and again the place deserves support. |
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Another fun item is the use of macabre claymation models, which appear every now and again, to scarify sleepyheads. |
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Sometimes, just every now and again they play a track I actually like. |
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The abundance of thick foliage, evergreen shrubs and trees ensures that while trains may make themselves heard every now and again, they certainly won't be seen. |
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Only the occasional deadpan one liner leaks out every now and again. |
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Just a careful check every now and again to make sure it doesn't grow. |
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Mons. Romero taught me personally to stand back every now and again to take the long view. |
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Getting drunk every now and again does not increase the risk of breast cancer to the same extent as filling up every day does. |
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A mutt the colour of dun stood near by, barking every now and again. |
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Lumps of masonry fall to the ground, and every now and again a glass sunscreen slices through the air like a guillotine. |
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The river is wide and brown, and bound on either bank by thick jungle broken every now and again by wood and thatch villages that hug the bank. |
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We all like to indulge our sweet tooth every now and again? but don't forget to brush that sweet tooth and all the rest of your teeth too! |
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Chemu, you think we have so much water to waste, washing hands every now and again? |
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My wife, Louise, takes charge of most of the interior decorating, but for form's sake I stick my oar in every now and again. |
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We all need our confidence building every now and again and it is a sure bet that your nearest and dearest would appreciate a little confidence boost right now. |
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I see her every now and again, she writes every now and again, and that's that. |
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Then, hanging on for dear life, I just managed to push record every now and again through the thick gloves I was wearing. |
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And now, every now and again, I ask myself: What does the Lord want of me? |
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To be brought down to earth every now and again. |
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This digital guitar and bass tuner is the ideal gadget for the budding Jimmy Hendrix or for anyone who likes a good jam session every now and again. |
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Even Harvard University, the best of the best, has every now and again to defend its position against critics denouncing the excessive generosity of the marks awarded. |
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William told one aboriginal woman he had a didgeridoo at home which he plays every now and again. |
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For you walk this land, this earth plane in your earth suits for your divinity compressed into the tightest of zip files and just allowing yourself a little glimpse of your divinity every now and again. |
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And every now and again a Neymar, Romario, Ronaldo appears. |
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In my opinion, we too make mistakes every now and again. |
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This is not a competing 3D system, but rather a useful 3D tool for designers who spend most of their time doing 2D work, but require 3D every now and again. |
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Unfortunately, we are in the habit of fighting the general trend in public opinion and representative democracy every now and again, which I find absolutely absurd. |
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Every now and again you read a book that shatters assumptions you have held for a long time. |
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Every now and again a record comes along that defies you to ignore it, and here's one of them. |
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Every now and again a gentle hop or two, perhaps that peculiar walk where the tail becomes a third leg. |
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Every now and again they realize that they're not so different after all and there is a moment of pathos, broken by Ian Save farting, burping or doing something else crude. |
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