I know the trees and the landscape and the habits of the wild animals I feed. |
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Hardy wrote of country habits and traditions which had passed away but, though historical in form, the novels had a contemporary overtone. |
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For adults over 25, many doctors regard it as too late to break their eating habits and make them fit and lean again. |
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And I pictured portly monks in sackcloth habits fighting off marauders with arrows blessed by some medieval bishop. |
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The arrival of haute cuisine advanced culinary options, creating a well constructed gap between the etiquette and habits of the classes. |
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Or take to relatively less harmful habits like drinking, smoking and gambling. |
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Old habits die hard, and I believe the heavy fines imposed can eventually turn out to be a blessing in disguise in two ways. |
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The savings bank questioned over 2,000 parents about their saving habits via an online survey last month. |
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Overexcited nervous horses are more prone to health problems and bad habits or stable vices and can be dangerous for riders and owners. |
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Many other factors can lead to and exacerbate health problems, including heredity, family eating habits and a lack of exercise, he said. |
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Some bad habits such as staying up late and surfing all night on the Net were also factors leading to hair loss in young people. |
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Their personal habits are so filthy, that I suspected that venereal disease was wide-spread among them. |
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Sleep hygiene maximizes sleep habits that facilitate normal sleep, particularly sleep initiation, sleep continuity and length of sleep. |
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Galileo's case confronts us with the heaviness and clumsiness of scientific changes due to the social habits of the scientific community. |
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There are things each of them had been saving for and I figured I would reward them for their good saving habits by adding to their bankroll. |
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You may notice obsessive patterns and habits of mind you weren't aware of before starting this practice. |
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When recently I asked an Indonesian acquaintance for advice on the feeding habits of young puppies, the reply I got was not one I had expected. |
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I am consistent with my eating habits and exercise routine but still cannot slim down my hips and thighs. |
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Sea Grapes take on a number of growing habits and can also be found as spreading shrubs. |
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New research on the listening habits of music fans has revealed that many now plug in their ear-phones out of habit rather than for enjoyment. |
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Poor environmental sanitation and unhygienic personal habits appear to predispose them to the risk of infections. |
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The descriptions of the varied habits of thomsonite presented below are divided into two sections based on cavity size. |
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He seems to have never progressed beyond the slouchy habits of a wayward teenager. |
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My own meat-eating habits changed irrevocably after a stint undercover in a chicken factory. |
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Therefore, it has to be used for a while before you unlearn your present habits and can begin to appreciate it. |
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And yet, with his father at his side, unlearning bad habits was a comparatively small thing for Brake to ask of himself. |
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However it was Eoin's eating habits that gave John and Theresa serious cause for concern. |
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The devil-may-care driving habits for which Brazilian truck drivers are known make this route intimidating for the faint-of-heart. |
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Then suddenly a change of habits started working, and kept working, and there I have it. |
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The company floods each country with engineers, who spend months studying consumer habits and potential pitfalls. |
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Historically, granting bank officials overdrafts was viewed as promoting poor financial habits and setting a bad example to customers. |
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There was often a correlation between churchgoing habits in urban areas and their rural hinterland. |
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But old habits die hard and Ronnie still delivers to his 250 to 300 customers seven days a week. |
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Old habits die hard and until the 1950s Australian cooking was synonymous with British food. |
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A lot of students keep their computers turned on all the time when they live in residence and old habits die hard in later years. |
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But old habits die hard, and invariably, after a short time things will slide. |
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But these government hirelings usually reverted to their habits of compulsive criminality and often ended up fighting their personal enemies. |
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Healthy dietary habits acquired in infancy could be associated with achievement of higher education. |
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The different migrational waves that swept the Caribbean region over centuries have influenced the culture and the culinary habits of the region. |
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Freelancers and homeworkers can also lose the habits of deference that oil the wheels of office life. |
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Most were young men, aged between 18 and 25, who were heroin and crack cocaine addicts funding habits through begging and crime. |
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All suppliers can see problems throughout the entire supply chain and it may now be too late to change the bad habits of the boom. |
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His studies have shown that fashion and social trends and even consumer buying habits often reflect humanity's search for a deeper meaning. |
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Morals and good habits were also an important subject for charts and an integral part of missionary education. |
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A nation once wedded to spirits, beer and cocktails changed its habits dramatically in the past quarter of a century. |
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They come seeking help for work-related stress, irregular sleeping hours, unhealthy food habits and chronic fatigue. |
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They give away newspapers on campus, thinking that will shape info-seeking habits at the age of twenty and create a habit pattern. |
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It is no wonder that winter time is when most people break their exercise routines, start unhealthy eating habits and gain weight. |
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Tempers have flared as the newcomers' habits have clashed with local customs. |
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These are the preconditions for inculcating habits of critical inquiry, as distinct from imparting a specific body of knowledge or set of skills. |
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It will force you to unlearn some bad habits that you might have picked up and also allows you to upgrade your skills and aeronautical knowledge. |
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The best way I know of to encourage more efficient automobile buying habits is called a feebate. |
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It breaks the cycle of offending to feed drug habits and allows addicts to start the journey back to being a functioning member of society. |
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I didn't realize Vikki wasn't willing to break her healthy habits and was unable to convince her to share fish 'n chips with me. |
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The consumer needs, tastes, and spending habits of new immigrant groups are often somewhat different from native-born groups. |
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Here are some methods for breaking old habits and creating new, desirable ones. |
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People grow out of so many things in time, habits that fall away as they shed their youth and see that some things have no real future. |
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Some of these same critics also disapproved of his drinking habits and his choice of friends who visited local taverns. |
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How do you break habits when you're not as confident in the new methods, or at least in your skill with using them? |
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Love, it turns out, has very little to do with the mating habits of the emperor penguin. |
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And habits that are in response to obsessive thoughts may be a sign of obsessive-compulsive disorder. |
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Thirty gowns each, your highness, ten capes and five habits for both Princess Gayle and the viscountess as well. |
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Human health is heavily dependent on lifestyle habits and environmental conditions. |
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Second, will online technologies change poor lifestyle habits when other media efforts have failed? |
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I say it only partly because I realise that his influence over the eating habits of the nation exceeds mine by a factor of squillions. |
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His work habits and attitudes are acknowledged by his employer as exemplary. |
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The increase in childhood obesity is also largely due to eating and exercise habits rather than a tendency toward low fat diets. |
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To describe habits as automatic diminishes the force of the voluntary condition of the concept less than to state that they are mechanical. |
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Blind, totally eyeless trilobites have given us another indication of the range of trilobite habits and habitats. |
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When he further explained the names painted the characters and habits of the dramatis personae, I and the rest of the form were hooked. |
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We can save a small fortune by simply dropping bad habits like smoking, drinking and gambling. |
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Some people say I'm like a parrot, because I keep trying to drum good habits into players, day after day. |
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Yet I could have constructed a timetable of their comings and goings, their daily habits and activities. |
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It would be quite difficult to eradicate the indolent, careless, incogitant habits so formed in youth. |
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Less frequently, crystals are found with various habits that suggest holohedral symmetry. |
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If you were to copy Geraldine's eating habits you too would have a svelte figure. |
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It is a sad fact that the great poets of yore would have been nothing without Pantagruelian drug habits which inspired and fuelled their genius. |
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There was thus quite a strong drive among colonists to transplant the habits of their homelands wholesale and even impose them on others. |
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Irrational fears and phobias, for example, are essentially habits of mind that we acquire, not feelings we were born with. |
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Researchers have found that eight in ten of us display annoying habits that drive our fellow travellers up the wall. |
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A food log can be a wake-up call to improve habits we didn't even know needed fixing. |
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What's also odd, is that this change in eating habits has also co-occurred with another major move. |
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The irritable bowel syndrome is characterized by abdominal pain, altered bowel habits and various other digestive symptoms. |
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The predatory habits of these critters helps to control insect populations in many parts of the world. |
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Despite the bar on discrimination, old habits die hard and the Scheduled Castes are the hardest hit. |
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Despite the assurances given at that time, the state bureaucratic delays continue as if to prove the truth of the adage that old habits die hard. |
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The two independent, recessive dwarfing genes produced four distinct seedling growth habits in field trials. |
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Dawkins brings his clear and concrete habits of mind to all of his writings. |
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Symptoms and signs of purging habits include reflux esophagitis, abdominal cramping, diarrhea, and rectal bleeding. |
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Most people take sleep for granted and fail to observe some simple and healthy habits that help get a restful sleep. |
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Worse, you are reinforcing bad habits in your own mental model and gaining the wrong kind of work experience. |
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Honestly, a course isn't going to help break the bad habits that caused the problem in the first place. |
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We would have to break old habits that perhaps were once useful, but don't serve their purpose anymore. |
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He arrived at this from a study of calcite crystals of various habits and noted that the cleavage rhombohedra were always the same. |
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His eating habits were also a topic of conversation amongst those who dined with him! |
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The signs of metrosexuality include an interest in gay culture, an affection for shopping, and other habits usually associated with women. |
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Most of us have Victorian-style riding habits that we use for historical events. |
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As time went on, they became even more familiar with the mannerisms and habits of one another. |
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What's important is the associative habits people have and, crudely put, who they're prepared to trust. |
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This wasn't just any old fad, though, but one which has dominated western eating habits for almost the last eight years. |
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His habits and tastes were profoundly bourgeois, and he was regular in his habits to the point of rigidity. |
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The lovely, wide-faced sand cat could have preyed on some birds, but the habits of this desert species are little known. |
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It will entail habits of prayer, praise and a disciplined life lived for God. |
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Gone are the days when China's media would issue stern warnings against Western habits imported by the running dogs of capitalism. |
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The drinking habits of the time involved the guest calling for a drink every time he felt dry. |
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Its flight and habits resemble a small snipe which a lot of people would be familiar with. |
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Many bad habits will linger on and many good ones may disappear but at least the pattern will change a bit. |
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The urban folkways of New York City, for all its highly cultivated habits of historical amnesia, have strong linkages to the distant past. |
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So, learning the habits and folkways and customs of the people you're dealing with is a good idea. |
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Just because a person eats cheese, they don't acquire the habits of a mouse for example. |
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Other people may think that our habits of daily living are trivial and stupid, but to us they concern surviving as a person. |
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He confessed that he had been fed up with the wayward habits of his elder brother and that was the reason he killed him. |
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Clinicians should query parents about eating behaviors when discussing dietary habits at well-child visits. |
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In the meantime, drug offenders are warehoused in institutions that serve to transmit violent habits and values rather than reduce them. |
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He studied their habits and habitats and knew exactly when the fox or badger was in the den or sett. |
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Victorians sought to create respectable personal habits in societies where the vast majority of inhabitants can be described only as crude. |
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It doesn't take long for people to change their shopping habits and go elsewhere where getting to the shops doesn't take a month of Sundays. |
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Many supported their habits through shoplifting, petty theft, or prostitution. |
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Binge drinkers are to be shown CCTV of their behaviour in a bid to change their habits and ease pressure on hospitals. |
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The short-lived high means addicts can soon develop habits costing hundreds of pounds a day. |
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Elsewhere the dialogue recovers and proves capable of poking a little borax at the rigid principles and habits of Scotch piety. |
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This year leaflets about the habits of bears, wolves and lynxes were given to all the schools in mountain villages. |
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Old habits die hard and last night I served up sardine quenelles with a Chard salad. |
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Rutile is a tetragonal mineral famous for its variety of crystal habits and twinning. |
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They rob parked cars and have studied the habits of their targets before going into action. |
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Bad eating habits and sedentary lifestyle play a role in the onset of diabetes. |
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But if you've also learned unhealthy eating habits and sedentary ways from your family, you'll need to change your lifestyle. |
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He knew of the boy's poor eating habits and was obviously trying to help get some meat on his bones in a backhanded way. |
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I adjure you to drop whatever vulgar habits you may have learned before you meet your husband. |
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One way of changing meat-eating habits for the better could be a return to the independent high-street butcher. |
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Today they are more conscious of failures, habits and besetting sins which cause enormous guilt. |
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This fish is second in size only to the whale shark and displays the same gentle characteristics and feeding habits as its larger cousin. |
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One is to recommend that immigrants conform to the customs, habits and culture of their host country. |
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His more complete understanding of his fellow autistics is presented well, whilst many of the unconscious habits of the rest of us are exposed. |
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Of course, old habits died hard, and Dave had reacquired his dislike of Scott. |
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They highlight the need for parents to take a much more active role in promoting good brushing habits as soon as milk teeth appear. |
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If you don't want to reveal your salary or your expensive habits then now is the time to reconsider. |
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The woodwasp is not typically a pest in its native habits in Europe, Asia and northern Africa. |
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The two-week work camp also involved learning practical living skills and habits like bodily hygiene and social rules, Tolchard said. |
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Intelligence and honesty are sometimes no match for comfortable habits of thought. |
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My habits don't make a lot of sense, but it has never much mattered because they weren't being shared with another person. |
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The most common causes of accidents are slips, trips and falls at work and lifting habits which result in back injuries. |
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He has his own butler and the quirky dietary habits of a B-list celebrity, consuming two bananas a day at precisely observed intervals. |
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The author devotes considerable attention to presidential pastimes and the recreation habits of the first families. |
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Recognizing abnormalities by viewing videotapes and improving speech habits with the help of a therapist are two effective methods of treatment. |
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Entertainment channels were launched in haste by overlooking the media habits of the population. |
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He said the action plan set challenging targets to enhance wildlife habits alongside Britain's roads. |
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Putting my actual weight and bad eating habits out there for my entire high-school senior class as fodder for our next reunion. |
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It is going to change the socialising habits of many people and the whole ambience of the Irish pub as outlined already. |
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Even better, being meta-efficient in one's spending habits doesn't preclude anyone from living in the lap of luxury now and again. |
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My sock drawer, which should be a vault of depravity and secret lascivious habits contains socks and underwear. |
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We help people to change the habits that have created the problems for them to begin with. |
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Situational themes are specific habits and kinds of behavior that manifest character strengths in given situations. |
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Because you couldn't put clean everything on every day, and couldn't wash serge habits every week, so they got very hot. |
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An article in the April 5 issue reminds us how deeply ingrained collectivist habits of thought are in this country. |
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They take the place of habits until the new behaviors lose some of their unpleasantness and become more attractive in their own right. |
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A bird of southern swamps, the Anhinga is known as the Water-Turkey for its swimming habits and broad tail. |
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Hotel proprietors, restaurateurs and publicans are unanimous on the point and not one of them regrets the changed habits of their patrons. |
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It was clear that she was going to be a huge, huge star despite her habits of swearing like a trooper and smoking like a chimney. |
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He shows the way to healthier eating habits by a slight modification of the traditional Indian diet. |
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With companies retrenching and investment falling, the U.S. is relying on the high-spending habits of consumers to keep recession at bay. |
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Anyway, if pet owners don't want to train their dogs out of annoying habits like chasing the postie, they should get a goldfish. |
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Parents must keep their children away from unsterile food and prevent such habits as biting their nails. |
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Tell them your personal habits and you can repay your carbon debts online, or even pay off someone else's carbon debts as a gift instead. |
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As I reviewed the circumstances leading up to this event, I noticed how some of my habits made this situation worse than it needed to be. |
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Stress, fast-paced life, and irregular and bad food habits are all contributory factors. |
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People who consider the carrion-eating habits of vultures disgusting might want to stop reading right now. |
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The novel idea aims to promote healthy eating habits for school children around the country. |
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Even those stalwarts who have remained single for half a lifetime will be carrying armfuls of ingrained habits and cherished routines. |
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Their habits are such that they can only be caught in special lobster pots, and the fishery for them is relatively expensive and arduous. |
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Many writers have tried to poeticize drug abuse, to portray their habits as fanciful rather than merely destructive. |
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Even the Parrot aimed to inculcate the habits of godliness and good behaviour, consideration for others, respect for ones elders and betters. |
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Long grassers' drinking and partying habits are used as justification for persecution. |
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However, the habits of many lotto players suggest that winning a million wouldn't be worth the effort. |
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Although both bulimic and anorectic patients have abnormal eating habits and often exercise excessively, bulimia can be determined by the habit of binge eating and purging. |
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So don't feel guilty if your new habits are broken at certain times. |
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The soil in America being covered with forests, made man a hunter, and from the custom of shedding blood, he became brutified in his habits and an anthropophagist. |
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Next, carefully check that the boots were broken in evenly and have not been deformed due to a bad previous blade mounting or bad habits of the previous owner. |
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There is a way to examine modern dating habits that could both entertain and enlighten. |
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He purges them of all traces of polytheism, idol worship and superstition and all that is associated with these rituals, habits and traditions which are unworthy of man. |
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There were rumors, too, that nuns might be permitted to doff their habits and move through the world like 'normal' people. |
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You're born with balance, but bad habits like depriving yourself of the foods you need or ignoring high stress levels can upset that balance and cause you to gain weight. |
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Education meant the inculcation of truths as dogmas, the institutionalization of habits of obedience, the subjection of the individual to the community. |
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But at the very least we must do our own house cleaning, change our downright nasty habits of further polluting an already over-polluted environment. |
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Lacking any grand political vision that might engage us, the European authorities resort instead to issuing high-handed advice on our habits and lifestyles. |
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Homochromous animals nearly always have a daytime rhythm of activity, or else they have nocturnal habits but are not able to conceal themselves from predators during daylight. |
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There are some twenty works painted in the 1870s and 1880s that capture women in street clothes or riding habits that were new to the fashion scene. |
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He believed the goal of education is to make useful habits automatic. |
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The occurrence of precious metal vessels suited to drinking appears to confirm that Mycenaean convivial habits favored exclusion rather than cohesion. |
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So which metrics are most valuable when it comes to changing habits and getting closer to your health and fitness goals? |
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Two friends try to unlearn bad-relationship habits by dating each other, exclusively, for 40 days. |
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They also have a very powerful kick, to be avoided at all costs, and have most unsocial habits like peeing on your foot or leaving large deposits for you to stand in. |
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Their habits were no longer exactly copacetic with my new interests. |
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I suspect that people haven't had enough practice with it as a tame plant to know its best habits and favorite conditions, though they're easy enough to see in the wild. |
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Neandertals learned the migration patterns and grazing habits of the tur and how to hunt the biggest and fastest of the animals, according to scientists. |
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She's also one of a handful of scientists to perform critical work on the highly endangered silky sifaka and Perrier's sifaka, whose habits remain a mystery to biologists. |
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Now, whether you seek our civilisation in religion, language, values, aesthetics or habits of thought, you get only a myth or a sniff of it, never the real thing. |
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Everyone walks in darkness, with habits that have become fetishes. |
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The programme helps participants by giving them a clear-cut plan of action to focus on positive attitude, unlearn bad habits and build healthy relationships. |
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In their eyes, nothing less than a cultural revolution was needed to purge the Chinese people of some of their most ingrained habits and cherished values. |
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Attempts to mimic the eating habits of our foraging relatives results from a confused understanding of our history. |
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Our shopping habits became more expansive, retail transformed into a leisure pursuit and corner-shop survival was determined by the ability to obtain an off-licence. |
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According to Doctor Robert Mtonga, a health practitioner, obesity can come as a result of nutritional habits or in some cases it is due to heredity in families. |
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Let it be hoped that we can refrain from relapsing into the bad old habits once the dreaded epidemic is over, so a new Shanghai with a new outlook will emerge in the long run. |
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Effective and safe trapping requires knowledge of the habits of beaver, habitat conditions, and presence of nontarget animals as well as knowledge of the trap and lures. |
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Eating out every other day or habits like chewing betel leaves, tobacco, taking snuff, smoking, and drinking take their toll on one's health and voice. |
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They are establishing professional learning habits and personal connections with other camp professionals that will serve them well the rest of their lives. |
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Meditation simply means cultivating a wholesome and sane habit, which becomes an antidote for the unwholesome, confused, destructive habits that we have developed. |
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As no doctor could help, he began to examine himself in mirrors, eventually concluding that faulty postural habits lay at the root of his problem. |
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Tocqueville emphasizes how American habits carry over into politics much more so than the reverse. |
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All groups maintained their regular eating habits over the 12 weeks. |
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In my work with the president, I had warned him about potential problems with his nonverbal habits while speaking. |
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These unhealthful eating habits carried on into adulthood, and by the time I entered my mid-20s, I ate whatever my heart desired, without any thoughts about nutrition. |
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When Bushnell started describing most Lipstick viewers' watching habits to me, I suddenly felt found out. |
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I was briefly scared into eating regularly, but all too soon, the fears fade and my old habits return. |
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And because millions of us are so keen to do just that, our behavioral habits are changing. |
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The Caroline minuscule, however, had a relatively weak impact on the writing habits of Italian notaries, who remained faithful to the cursive style. |
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Rome is already in the doghouse for breaching the deficit limits three of the past five years and is unlikely to mend its spending habits in the foreseeable future. |
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Unfortunately I started by vaguely hacking around with Perl and have developed some appalling habits which Perl quite happily lets me get away with. |
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Unhealthy habits are entrenched in the lives of British children by the time they are 11 years old, world medical experts will be told this month. |
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He learned that to change his habits he had to rely on reasoning, for the sense of feeling only enables the repetition of familiar, habitual actions. |
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It has often been seen that the people when they are economically backward, tend to lean on irrational habits and rituals to find some relief or an easy way out. |
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What I think is that we are dealing with a sick patient, one apt to slide back into the same old destructive habits without some firm and concrete correctives in place. |
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I needed on-the-job training for this new role, but it felt as though things were moving too fast for me to unlearn old habits and learn new skills all at the same time. |
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Typically, unlearning old habits is harder than learning new ones, so much of the time in lessons focuses on learning to inhibit old bodily responses. |
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While we are all born with a certain genetic make-up, ultimately we are a society of learners, meaning that we are born tabula rasa and develop habits through imitation. |
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Noel and Melva travel a great deal, allowing them to check out the marketplace, look at eating habits worldwide and find suitable equipment for the bakehouse. |
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I recognise the imperial shelteredness, the island suspiciousness, the old-world cultivation of private hopes and habits which leave the status quo alone. |
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This communality is central to the ethos, where each house contains a mix of people who benefit from living together but have room to express their own habits and tastes. |
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Friends have been metamorphosing like butterflies, healing bad habits and addictions. |
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While the way you choose, cook and eat foods is shaped by family, religious and ethnic customs, these deeply entrenched habits can be modified over time. |
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He was, again as mentioned yesterday, a member of the Arts Club, though his drinking and other habits severely tested the patience of the members. |
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Just as the pulse of the times can be measured by the mood and the events of each decade, it can be felt by the habits and thoughts of a generation. |
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The order dropped its habits after the Vatican II council and required that Ochoa wear a white outfit only during prayers at one of the members' homes. |
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My old habits took over and I started my usual openings with small talk. |
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Every study I have read about the purchasing habits of non-native English speakers says that people prefer to purchase goods in their native language. |
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Depression, with its symptoms of sadness, apathy, fatigue and negative thought patterns, can adversely affect healthy lifestyle habits and even medical treatment compliance. |
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Sensible advice turns into creed, good habits into unbreakable laws. |
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They study elephants to try to determine the habits of woolly mammoths, which is useful I suppose, but there is no way to prove there is a correlation. |
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Even when the staff was accustomed to a very direct and friendly relationship with most clients, the work did not interfere in their drug habits or related lifeways. |
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I listen to her set out her latest jargon-laden agenda for interfering in the lives and habits of British families, and after a few paragraphs I am afraid I am fit to be tied. |
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It'll not modify my parking habits but I'll be a lot less inclined to condemn and far more likely to engage the farmer in a peaceable conversation when the situation arises. |
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Food habits range from strict carnivory to strict herbivory. |
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America's eating habits have altered the national landscape and have had a global impact, dietetically, culturally, politically, and economically. |
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The Methodistic principles, with which he was slightly tinctured, instead of impelling him to extravagance, assimilated themselves to his orderly habits of thought and action. |
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The canker is suggestive of the character weaknesses, hurtful habits and secret sins that lurk below the surface of our respectability until exposed by extreme stress. |
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Put bad food habits on ice with these tips to revamp your refrigerator. |
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Indeed, the same could apply to rugby where there is little precaution to shield juniors and juveniles from being exposed to the habits of their superiors. |
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He had served as an artilleryman during the war of Independence, and retained enough of his old military habits to make a most invaluable avant-courier. |
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It was the luck of the draw, but old habits die hard, and football will have to work very hard to win back some of the funding currently invested in basketball. |
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By poking fun at the bodies or habits of the powerful, comic cards could attack social proprieties and conventions without accountability or retribution. |
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Log your television viewing habits for one week in a notebook. |
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These studies only speak to one of our ingrained mental habits that make us particularly susceptible to religious belief. |
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The dietary intake of carbohydrate, protein, lipids, micronutrients and phytochemicals will change based on the dietetic habits of the population. |
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Many news executives say they realize the need to do something to catch up with the changing media consumption habits of their audience, but they're not sure what to do. |
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Unusual eating habits develop, such as avoiding food and meals, picking out a few foods and eating these in small quantities, or carefully weighing and portioning food. |
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Most of us got into the business so that we could hide in the kitchen because we had bad communication skills or unlovely personal habits or criminal records. |
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I continued with my unhealthful eating habits and felt more miserable as the weight came on, but I did nothing about it except buy larger plus-size clothes. |
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It also depends on the dog's behavioral habits and the owner's lifestyle. |
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For one thing, his staid demeanour and the conservatism of his dress and habits might have led one to suppose that he was a fuddy-duddy, set in his ways and hostile to change. |
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The very measures that are supposed to protect our young people from over indulgence of self-abuse habits are in fact the lures that draw them into it. |
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The islands had a very mixed population, of whose habits several strange stories are told. |
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At this time, cooning in the remote interior is a famous pastime. As this animal is entirely nocturnal in its habits it is hunted only at night. |
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From the habitats and habits of Komodos to how they hunt and dangers to their environment, Komodo Dragons packs in both color and detail. |
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Byron and other writers, such as his friend Hobhouse, described his eating habits in detail. |
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It took some micromanaging of my behaviors from superiors before the good habits took hold to where I enjoyed success in my sales career. |
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The eating habits of ancient hominids known as robust australopithecines have been a matter of debate for decades. |
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Are your habits safe from even that most everyday of snooper? |
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A new study of the copulation habits of Barbary macaques may shed some light on the nature of your romantic Valentine's evening tryst. |
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The Zaporozhian Host adopted a lifestyle that combined the ancient Cossack order and habits with those of the Knights Hospitaller. |
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Informing these intersections and my working habits are my interests in letterform, graffiti art and jazz. |
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From such an education Charles contracted habits of gravity and recollection. |
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Very simple habits like turning off the lights and TV when you leave a room can make a big difference off the grid. |
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The list of bad habits also included hogging the duvet, fidgeting, passing wind, sweating, sleeping naked and the early morning breath. |
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However, it typically takes more than just a well-lit stairwell to change people's habits to using the stairs instead of the elevator. |
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Ciguatera and the feeding habits of the greater amberjack, Seriola dumerili, in the Hawaiian Archipelage. |
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By recommitting to their resolutions every Monday, they get 52 opportunities to stick with it and incorporate healthier habits into their lives. |
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Feeding habits of sympatric Long-eared Owl Asio otus, Tawny Owl Strix aluco and Barn Owl Tyto alba in a Mediterranean coastal woodland. |
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Little is known about the occurrence and habits of juvenile red snappers or the effects of environmental factors. |
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Visitors can pet a king snake and feed a desert tortoise while learning about their habits and dispelling fears and myths. |
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Notes on the distribution and habits of Reduviid vectors of Chagas' disease in the Southwest United States. |
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When I stopped getting plastic bags at the supermarket, I decided to re-think my rubbish bin habits and see if I could do without a bin liner. |
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With many children having packed lunches at school, term-time doesn't have to mean bad lunchtime habits and unhealthy snacking. |
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Members of a small New York subculture seek good health through a selective return to the habits of their palaeolithic ancestors. |
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The dominance of mechanoreceptor structures could be explained by the subterranean habits of mole crickets and limited air movement. |
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Misthrows can become habit-forming, and bad habits are usually difficult to correct. |
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Feeding habits of neon flying squid Ommastrephes bartramii in the transitional region of the central North Pacific. |
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Nevertheless, interlanguage habits can become fossilized, if not eventually subjected to explicit correction at a later stage. |
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Food and feeding habits of juvenile Atlantic tomcod, Micragadus tomcod, from Haverstraw Bay, Hudson River. |
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On visits to nature preserves, he details the animals' habits and looks at the effectiveness of conservation efforts. |
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The food habits of a population of Black Turnstones, Rock Sandpipers, and Surfbirds wintering in southern British Columbia. |
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Comparison of phocid and otariid feeding habits and life history traits in temperate and boreal regions of the North Pacific ocean. |
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The use and abuse of fish otoliths in studies of feeding habits of marine piscivores. |
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At the end of the book are three pages of fact files about the lives and habits of Emperor Penguins. |
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Paying attention to the weather or climate is not the same as paying attention to the habits of echidnas or honeyeaters. |
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Ergonomist Ewa Gustafsson studied mobile phone habits among 56 young adults who text message on a daily basis. |
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Indeed, there is a good deal of interpretive work to be done on his habits as a punctuator, even if highly various. |
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Analysis of the feeding habits of the swallow-tailed hummingbird, Eupetomena macroura, in an urban park in southeastern Brazil. |
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Food habits of hellgrammite larvae, Corydalus cornutus, in the Brazos River, Texas. |
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Discipline aims at the removal of bad habits and the substitution of good ones, especially those of order, regularity, and obedience. |
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