My home is Italy, and I feel that Lazio is my turangawaewae at least for now. |
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I'll leave it there for now, because I'm in bits tonight, on and off, off and on. |
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Undeterred, Diller is sticking to his plans and seems willing to run the back office for now. |
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But for now she wished only to remain to the scheduled plan and not think about the future with or without him. |
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Now we get into the romance part for a while and forget science fiction for now. |
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We will look at a more precise definition of academic theology in the next chapter, but that will do for now to indicate the scope of the field. |
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It would take pages and hours for me to go into the ins and outs of the Irish literary canon, so I'll leave it at that for now. |
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A tidal wave of remorse still remained tightly sealed inside him but for now, he had more immediate concerns with which to occupy his mind. |
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Power lines and telephone cables can be set in place even if all you need for now is a naked bulb. |
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That said, I may well change my mind again tomorrow, but it's bedtime for now and my eyes hurt. |
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But for now he is happy to explore the surprises that the house provides as work cautiously begins on stripping away the paint. |
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The team that has already been severely punished by FIA earlier this year, also seems to be safe for now. |
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I know the people who did it, but I have lost track of what I promised not to reveal publicly, and so will shut up for now. |
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The dollar's attempted strong upward thrust was for now largely rebuffed in volatile currency trading. |
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He is a developing actor who should stick to playing the Artful Dodger for now, and leave Fagin to his elders and betters. |
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But officials now say the city itself is safe, at least for now, after a shift in winds turned the largest of the fires back on itself. |
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Sorry about the inconvenience, Miss, but for now we don't know who you are or what you're doing with them. |
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Leaving the triphthongs aside for now, when diphthongs occur, they vary, causing new phonemes to arise. |
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So I am going to have to fit a cheap temporary set of mixer taps for now so the project can proceed. |
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But for now that must wait while I busy myself with laundry and hoovers and unopened mail. |
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Well, truth to tell, there are things about it that aren't funny at all, but I'll stick to my more positive take for now. |
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I will probably have to get surgery after Worlds because, for now, I can't tumble at all. |
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But for now, the debonair local tunesmith is a high-class guy living in a lo-fi world. |
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Give it to me in the Queen's sterling for now if you can, I'll get used to that Brussels Monopoly money in good time! |
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Just to the west is its twin city of Vancouver, but we're interested in the eastern one for now. |
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Besides, beating myself up isn't working and it doesn't feel good, so I'm skipping it for now. |
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While he appears to have slaked his own thirst for now, Carter still believes that more deals need to be done in the asset management industry. |
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But for now he is content with the long fairways and undulating greens of the Concord Club. |
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It sounds from what you're saying like this is a nearly unpreventable problem at least for now until they figure out what to do. |
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Although eventually the focus will shift to higher-speed broadband formats, for now the majority narrowband audience rules, Hause said. |
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You're okay for now, but I'll see if I can snitch a few things for you later. |
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He would like to turn pro but for now has his sights set on the upcoming Summer Olympic Games. |
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I suppose that we should take a breather for now, after all we shouldn't sit around worrying or we'll go crazy. |
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So I've put it away for now and started knitting a shawl for the new baby due in July. |
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But for now I do feel some vague optimism, and a desire to see if I can make it work properly. |
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We do have to put some screen over the heating vent, but for now the cage top of the aquarium set up blocks it nicely. |
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I'll be hosted at that most excellent and free site for now, until I get some space of my own sorted. |
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Atlantic spadefish, for example, which average 3 to 4 pounds, are plentiful for now and are relatively good to eat. |
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Patterson is itching to make his comeback, but the media will have none of it, for now. |
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There are no spoilers in this post, because for now I'm mainly interested in persuading you to go see it. |
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A tiny car valeting business has won its battle to stay on a Colchester business park for now. |
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However the 23-year-old is not in Beckham's class and so for now the player exchange looks to be a non-starter. |
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Yeah, for now, I'm angry enough that I can barely sputter, never mind speak or write coherently. |
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Well, my mom's calling me because we're going to the hospital to visit my grandma, so bye for now, and pray I don't upset her. |
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I have decided that I have run out of adjectives or maybe never had any in the first place so bye for now. |
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But anyway, you've probably got better things to do than listen to me rant, so bye for now. |
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Maybe I'd find my own ground someday, but for now I am too much in love with the vagabond in me. |
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But he says the five-year sentences were strict enough to get the right message across for now. |
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But for now, it is the angry voices of Britain's inner cities which are being heard the loudest. |
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I am naturally intense and a poor sleeper, but for now I have ceased to suffer from insomnia. |
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I promise I'll write to you when I get a chance but for now I'll only speak to you in my mind. |
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I'm told that one of the rules of being a lady is to avoid revealing everything all at once, so I'll leave it at this for now. |
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So please dispose of rubbish thoughtfully, and keep it to the minimum for now. |
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Try telling students that you will be giving a handout after presenting the material, but that you'd like them to listen and think for now. |
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Right, that's it for now, my stepmum, Merrie, is playing the organ at church this morning and I am going along. |
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But it was the champions-elect that were sent home in defeat, the champagne, for now at least, chilling on ice. |
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The next morning they were released with a warning, and it's clear that at least for now, they are heeding that warning. |
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Safe for now the Scorpion continued on its journey, its targets for tonight were insects, spiders, centipedes, and other scorpions. |
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What I am sending herewith must be final draft for now, everything presses on ahead. |
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I'm not one for posting jokes usually, but I'm all outta energy and blog news, so this is it for now. |
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Demand for high-price apartments is strong partly because, for now, not that much inventory is available. |
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Ignoring for now the slogan chanters and political partisans, there are a few key points to keep in mind. |
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Fortunately for now, most of that flood water has subsided from that point. |
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For hours they have been playing all sorts of odd and interesting games, but for now it was Bougsbie, which is a similar board game to checkers. |
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Nonetheless, I'm happy to leave the city of my birth at arms length for now. |
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I know this is an old chestnut, written by loads of people ad infinitum but for now humour me. |
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Long winter trousers are here for now so you can hide your shameful peachy skin. |
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Miller, Burchill and Icelandic teenager Thorarinsson are all, for now, short-term solutions, contracted until the end of the season. |
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Also, he confessed he is not fully at ease with factional wrangling inside the party and has no intention of joining any faction for now. |
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We'll get heartily sick of these two issues over the next three months but, for now, both introduce wonderful novelty to the political contest. |
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I tried taking some videos today with the digicam, so no pics to post for now. |
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But for now they are keeping the final details of this revolutionary product confidential. |
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It is a confusing situation, but it seems that for now, at least, the situation on the ground remains unchanged. |
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We shall fix his wagon at some stage but for now he's draining my creative juices and Gill's too. |
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It will probably rain later, but for now, Tristan Campbell has lowered the convertible's roof, letting the heat and light envelop him. |
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When he closed his eyes he could see two points of light, far away for now but rushing towards him nonetheless. |
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I'll order her textbooks for next year, but for now we'll probably just use your old books and flashcards. |
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But whether her rounded belly is carrying a food baby or a real one remains a mystery for now. |
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But for now at least, it does not look like many of Russia's elite will forgo a weekend at the dacha for a camping trip. |
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So for now she keeps up her hopes for the future while surviving in the present. |
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Here you go my dearies, it's the best I could do for now, but I promise you that dinner will make up for it a hundred times over. |
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By 2012 she would be in the prime of her athletics career, but for now, her priority will be her place in Helsinki and Melbourne. |
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The programmatic demands, for now, are more radically reformist than revolutionary, which makes their rejection all the more disquieting. |
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Most governors and legislatures would rather make budget cuts or delay some of their tax cuts for now. |
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One of those factors is a slight improvement in demand from the carbon steel sector, which appears to have finished destocking for now. |
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The Supreme Court is punting on the military trials, at least for now, reports the Washington Post. |
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She sees the skin of her hand and pushes Neil out the door, ending the seduction for now. |
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But that was only for now, for something could easily grapple him against the stone so that others may finish him off. |
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But for now, the 2003 rookies are suffering from major growing pains, trying to compete while learning. |
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But for now the Kumbh is big enough, and the devotion intense enough, to absorb the encroachment of business. |
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We received a few strange looks at our disheveled appearances, but I knew for now that I wouldn't be left to meet them alone. |
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I say we forget about all this for now and go the Crestman's Christmas party and enjoy ourselves tonight. |
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Finally ready she slipped on some simple slippers and did her hair up in a loose braid, opting to skip any head pieces for now. |
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The opening day wobble against Longford will soon be consigned to history's dustbin but for now it serves as a salient reference point. |
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But for now you will be excused from class and go straight to your room and sleep, is that clear? |
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Although bad blood over the contract may hurt morale, for now execs are happy to have a victory in hand. |
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He says that while their intentions are humble for now they, like other companies, leave ample room for future add-ons and expansions. |
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Many still see the danger of a social explosion even if the government appears to have regained the upper hand over the rebels for now. |
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He is, for now, on the wagon, having recognised he has alcohol and financial problems. |
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But for now, while Brenda is prepared to grin and bare it, I am going to make like the proverbial pig and wallow. |
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But even if such programs should not be absolutely excluded, a strong case can be made for a ban on them at least for now. |
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As for myself, my tolerance for weak sauce is currently at a minimum, so I'll pass for now. |
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But for now, Sharpton and Moseley Braun are jockeying for position in preparation for the fight to come. |
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She wants to be a dancer, an actress, a West-end star, but for now she serves me my burger and fries. |
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But for now, journeymen players and even certain stars would be wise to jump at their first acceptable offers. |
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A redraft of the copyright law next year may give us the right to copy our own CDs, but for now, I'm a thief. |
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I fear the worst is yet to come, for now she has brought Father into the wretched business. |
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It is all becoming too complicated and so most subscribers prefer to keep themselves aloof from the row for now and watch serials in peace. |
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Unfortunately, the United States must share the lion's share of the burden for now. |
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It seems that, for now, Americans will just have to learn to live with aggressive bees. |
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As with all young things there's room for plenty of potential but for now we will have to wait. |
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Of course there's an almighty dump of snow just after we leave, but for now there's just enough snow for a few of the runs to be open. |
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I would hate for them to get all torn up so I think for now they will stay safely packed away. |
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That matter has itself gotten a hearing from the board, which has dragged its feet on the question and tabled it for now. |
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I'm on the tail end of my lunch break and I'm going to spend the last bit writing thank you notes for presents, so I'm off for now. |
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But for now, while you are up to your elbows in sandpits and play dough, the world around you is overwhelmingly female. |
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My baby girl's need for an early morning feed awoke me and, seeing as how that's the sleep thing shot for now, I figured I might as well read. |
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The mailing address post office box will remain open for now, until other arrangements are made. |
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And I think everybody just assumes that it's, you know, a bunch of malarkey for now. |
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I'd rather be sitting on a sun lounger in Cyprus wondering which restaurant to go to for a long boozy lunch, but for now, Monday morning at home will do me fine. |
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New Orleans, for now, is uninhabitable, but the outlook is also bleak. |
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I need to devote a whole article to plate tectonics to explain this more clearly, but for now, I will try to explain this in simple terms to illustrate the concept. |
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Surely there was gaiety in summer, but for now, gray titmice moved close to the ground, almost silent, probably killing the insects who only wanted to sleep until spring. |
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But for now, the garden is sunlit and, as ever at the Regent's Park Open Air Theatre, this play weaves its own summer magic as dusk turns to night and the moths take wing. |
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I did have ideas for an 'Engage' page up front which links users to blogs, discussions, and questions but I've decided to park that for now and focus on other requirements. |
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Anyhow, that's enough of sounding narrow-mindedly judgmental for now. |
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Someday, maybe, they'll be able to treat spiders and humans as morally equal, but for now they need to concentrate on more humane slaughter methods. |
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But I've got a very busy day lined up, so that's all for now. |
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I'm a little sleepy and uploading these pics is taking a bajillion years so I'll leave this lot to amuse you for now and resume broadcasting tomorrow at some decent hour. |
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But it may take some time yet for passengers to get used to navigating the new terminal, and for now airport staff are on hand to direct passengers around the terminal. |
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Its inaccessibility from both solbreeders and daylight were all we could have asked for now. |
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Financial transactions can be delayed so conserve your resources for now. |
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But for now, a thaw in Cuban-American relations remains a pipe dream. |
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I've been there, done that, now I'm over it, at least for now. |
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Winter might have frozen them for now, but in warmer weather dozens of brawling mountain streams ran down to the northernmost tributaries of the Greenleaf River. |
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But he's disappeared, for now, so I'm stepping into the breach. |
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As well as the titles I have cut out a couple of line breaks, it's an attempt to make it all look a little better, I'll reserve judgement for now, things could change back. |
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But for now you'll have to send your personal typing to the pool. |
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So government stock looks for now to be the asset class of choice. |
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No, we'll be putting such things as impeccable taste aside for now. |
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In my opinion, it's a bit of a curate's egg, so no more than five for now! |
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He takes pleasure in the wild areas that seem secure for now, like the woodlot across the street where toothworts, red baneberries and purple trilliums grow. |
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I would be silly to think that my desk would remain this clean for very long, but at least for now, I know I'm contented with the past, and ready to tackle the future. |
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At least for now, because few things about this dispute are absolutely certain. |
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At least for now, the dangerous Vulcanian eruptions have stopped. |
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This is just a superficial treatment for now, but we will explain it with examples when our economics guy gets off his duff and finishes the article for us. |
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It may have been too early to celebrate a nascent political vitality that remains, for now, too feeble and limited to convince that democracy is finally within our grasp. |
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So for now Newt is left broke and unloved, facing the long road ahead with a raised fist. |
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He hopes to go to Stanford and major in computer science, but for now he has to juggle homework with his online vigilante persona. |
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The doctors keep an eye on the size of the tumour and for now it's okay. |
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Time will tell whether Spurlock's capable of arriving at conclusions rather than telegraphing them in advance, but for now, he's a voice in the wilderness. |
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But for now, sources tell me, Michael Jackson will be stored in a crypt almost directly underneath the Last Supper masterpiece. |
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Emanuel is a national figure, and dart, for now, is scarcely known beyond the borders of Cook County. |
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She promised that more were coming, but for now, everyone dove in. |
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He was sitting up with his back to her for now, one hand rubbing the newly formed knot on his head and the other holding the knife he had used to cut the tape earlier. |
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As for now there is no knowing for sure which way our high interest rates, hurtful as they are, will go especially if Government does reduce its borrowing. |
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A few working girls also lingered, but Midori let them be for now. |
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But for now I think I will simply worship at my private altar or around my table with my friends and loved ones and share in the communion we create amongst ourselves. |
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I have no doubt Texas and its politicians will rebound here one day, but for now, the diminution of Texas power is kinda sad. |
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And the not-so-subtle winks to Batman lore will be enough to satiate hungry fanboys for now. |
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Other progressives and donors are staying mum for now about their plans for red state Democrats in tight races. |
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That money is simply being put to one side, for now at least, until investors see some clear indication that the global economy is poised for a recovery. |
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Later revisions may change the picture, but for now it does not look good. |
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I suggest to her that they might as well stop giving out tickets for now. |
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The best the local Liberals can hope for now is that the newly merged Conservative Party of Canada selects a no-name candidate to run in the riding of Richmond. |
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But that's not all, for now I am husbandless as well as pregnant. |
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We awoke this morning, after promises all weekend of disruptive falls of snow, to a tiny white dusting, a little more fell soon after but for now that seems to be it. |
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But a full accounting of the activities of politicians before Maidan is not in the cards for now, says Rondin. |
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Ignore the need to raise the debt ceiling for now, and Democrats have all of the near-term leverage. |
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You'll know what to do by season's end so, for now, don't sweat it. |
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While Kurdistan is not a full-fledged state and may never be fully independent, it is for now an important island of stability. |
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Egypt is free of Mubarak, but for now it is still just a poor Middle Eastern country ruled by a junta of geriatric soldiers. |
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I would look at it later and make sense of it but, as for now, I had to get to my next lesson because the free period would probably be nearing an end. |
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Friday morning, however, we got two pieces of data that should allay those concerns, at least for now. |
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At least for now, Modern Family is taking the less-is-more approach, and resisting turning it into The lily Show. |
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But for now, the Democrats leave Boston as unaccustomedly happy campers. |
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So for now, the movies are about more, even if many of us will grumble about Les Miz's running time on the way out of the theater. |
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Signatories of the most recent letter rose yesterday in objection, for now, at least, to new sanctions. |
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My current predicament is not on the same scale as some of those I have previously found myself in but none the less a solution evades me for now. |
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For the untold number of cleansers swigging juice for breakfast, anecdotal evidence will have to do for now. |
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Oncers could only speculate for now the twists and turns that OUAT showrunners Edward Kitsis and Adam Horowitz have in mind. |
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Dad's astrobabble theory is annoying, but at least it does the trick. Mom lets it drop for now. |
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The freshly picked flowers will wilt in a few days but for now are still fragrant. |
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But pass up the sci-fi stuff for now, like for instance the holovision technology that's put TV and radio in museums. |
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That's all the news for now, but I'll keep you posted about new developments. |
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But for now, there is no prophet amongst the politicians, and the only prophecies to be heard are of nakbas and holocausts. |
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Portuguese has for now two official written standards, respectively Brazilian Portuguese and European Portuguese. |
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But for now, it's hard not to feel like the space age is over. It never really looked anything like the Jetsons promised. |
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Well, I gotta go, now! I got a lot of bouncing to do! Hoo-hoo-hoo! TTFN! Ta ta for now! |
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Next week I'll take a closer look at Australia's giants but that's enough yabber for now. |
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Next week I'll take a closer look at Australia's giants that's enough yabber for now. |
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Republicans are turning to op-eds and social media to express their distaste for the law that, at least for now, isn't going away. |
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A bunch of placard-waving anti-abortionists caused a minor kerfuffle last year in Edgbaston but they appear to have moved on for now. |
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I'm in the process of restaring a cance and a ventage 1949 Slick-craft, but for now, I fish from land. |
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Lebanon is fraying at the edges, but for now the center holds. |
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But before litigation began, the board voted to take the Decalogue down, at least for now. |
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So for now, Mackay is stuck, just trying to ignore the megalomania around him. |
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His spikes are soft and furry for now, but experts warned they will soon get much pricklier. |
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But for now, it looks like Republicans are surrounded by kryptonite. |
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Pongo Pigpen Maybe they should turn their focus onto the less cared for parts of Cardiff, town has had enough renovations for now. |
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I briefly postpone for now discussion of what difference it makes whether this risk is metaphysical or doxastic in nature. |
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He will be part of the directors, but we're agreed that for now he needs to contrate on the final games he has to play. |
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Democrats, once they are up and running, may well have things to say, but for now everything is copacetic. |
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The board considered the proposal at the meeting, but no dice for now. |
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Too much vitriol and not enough depth but this will do for now. |
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He has put starring in big-budget blockbusters on hold for now, riding the hope that his next boffo weekend smash is a podium finish in the 24 Hours of Le Mans. |
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But for now it is about collecting match practice with Luzern. |
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But for now just crank up the volume and play Deeds Not Words, a barnstormer which opens with keening bagpipes before breaking in to squealing rock and roll guitar. |
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Despite the emergence of Singapore and Hong Kong as competing financial centers, the Tokyo IFC manages to keep a prominent position in Asia, for now. |
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Touch ID has also been identified as culprit for the unwelcome boot loop so users with jailbroken iPhone 5S and up are advised to deactivate the feature for now. |
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This is kind of a kludgy solution, but it will work for now. |
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That would fall under the rubric of things we can ignore for now. |
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Although he had little trouble retiring the other three Marlins he faced in the top of the 11th, Falkenborg's gopher ball to Ramirez made his comment ring true for now. |
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But what's the action we are for now? Robbing a ripper of his fish. |
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The ruling was a major victory for whaling opponents, as it ends for now one of the world's biggest whale hunts, for minkes in the icy Southern Ocean. |
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But for now, everyone's waiting out the morning chill, as carnies check their rides, cowboys eye pens filled with bulls and broncs, and families wander about, talking quietly. |
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