Class, for one thing, appears to have changed radically while the Queen remains. |
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Well for one thing, the American Continentals were wearing uniforms that usually would only be worn by officers, or rich men. |
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They are much smaller than my kindred, for one thing, and more resemble one another in general features. |
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It's far too noisy, for one thing, plus we're all phenomenally busy, a fact that should delight upper management. |
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I think he wants to see how people are raising money in his wife's name, for one thing. |
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Well, for one thing, writing a shocking story has been, historically, one way to bring yourself to public attention. |
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Well, for one thing, the cast of characters apparently has spread out all over the country. |
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One cannot lament its influence, for one thing because to do so would be useless. |
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Well, for one thing, there's a self-defence issue here which may justify the use of lethal force by the police officer. |
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Well, for one thing it's OK to shriek and run away from the ball if it comes near you. |
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Well, for one thing, they are cute and adorable and are less active as compared to dogs. |
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You have a lot going for you, but most people will only remember you for one thing, and a lot of them will try to copy it. |
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Somehow Fish continues to be given platforms to argue for one thing or another. |
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They were tight and painful and designed only for one thing, only halfway comfortable when she was lying down. |
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She has a habit of being photographed menacing her band-mate with an antique sword, for one thing, and for another, well, she makes herself up like a mime before performances. |
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Normally this is not activated because, for one thing, the transfer times become much longer. |
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The answer is that, for one thing, Mr Bloch gently explains that the diaries are not entirely gospel-true. |
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When you don't have any restrooms for one thing, and you're not sure what's going to be in the food or what it's going to be made of, it's not that difficult to just not eat. |
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It's almost all gone now, except for one thing, one devious little hanger-on: cigarette butts. |
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I came to realize that it was an unnecessarily mirthless, joyless book and I would like it to be, for one thing, more sensuous, more rounded in a way. |
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He flags his surprise endings far too far in advance, for one thing. |
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I didn't know what to say, for one thing, and I wasn't sure how big a step I wanted to take toward acquaintanceship, for another. |
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It's got him onto the health pages of the Telegraph, for one thing. |
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He suggests that just as a computer can play tic-tac-toe as well as calculate a company's payroll, the brain could have been designed for one thing and used for other things. |
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Mr. Speaker, the maternal and child health initiative would be laudable except for one thing. |
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To change this, for one thing, theoretical and operational foundations must be systemised and developed, and awareness further strengthened. |
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We can end up voting for one thing this month and something else next month. |
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This bulky, slow battle cruiser is not versatile in as much as it is good for one thing, plowing through enemies. |
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You got a fraction of a millimeter taller, for one thing. |
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Because you'll have time to immerse yourself, for one thing. |
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Prof. William Ryan: They're a very small splinter group, for one thing, and they're certainly way out of touch with the whole 3,500 years of Judaeo-Christian culture. |
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Well, for one thing, I knew them all, though Brodsky, the poet and Nobel Laureate, only passingly or socially: he was a fabulous conversationalist. |
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Their gonadal tissues shrink, for one thing. |
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He said a lot of things to me that never changed, except for one thing. |
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They drink, for one thing, sweet ports as preprandials, anathema to most English, who consider them digestifs, or after-dinner company. |
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Trim and demure, she is, for one thing, seemingly an eighth of his size. |
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Well, for one thing, thousands of daffodils were bought a month before filming and deep-frozen. |
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He didn't look as if he knitted yoghurt for one thing. He looked too sensible and respectable to have anything in common with Dylan's dope-smoking mother. |
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I'm too weak to ride. I'd have to ride, because for one thing the white-ants have eaten the wheels of my buckboard, and my one cart-horse has gone bush with the brumbies. |
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For one thing he's not simply another Hollywood hot shot embracing geek chic for the sake of a part. |
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For one thing they are missing out on one of life's great pleasures and secondly, they must be fed up to the teeth. |
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For one thing Erica knew his parents were always separating or getting back together. |
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For one thing he had lost his caboose, and although he eventually secured a locker for his gear he had to move back on to the messdeck. |
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For one thing Rolf Harris is quite knowledgeable on the subject, and art is something he has a passion for. |
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For one thing the study of the solar system was revitalized after a long period of relative inactivity. |
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For one thing I've expressed variants of this point of view in the past! |
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For one thing remission for good behaviour was one third of the sentence. |
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For one thing she was wearing rouge on her cheeks and kohl about her eyes. |
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For one thing the elective crown was always an attraction to ambitious dynasts, and for another a collapse would upset the political balance in central Europe. |
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For one thing going through it is a public acceptance of one's position as manuhiri of the tangata whenua who are owners of the land. |
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For one thing when I was little I had this pet bunny rabbit that I loved so much. |
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