Long ago, another stream captured the headwaters of the Wind Gap stream, leaving the gap high and dry. |
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I wasn't left high and dry as the book is well referenced which led me to the books that shaped his thinking on a variety of topics. |
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Two years ago many elderly Afro-Caribbean residents were left high and dry when their local organisation closed after 17 years. |
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A paraplegic man has been left high and dry after water pressure was reduced leaving his power shower producing little more than a dribble. |
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A raincoat will keep you high and dry, and it's a great way to add some punch to your sweater and jeans. |
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Holidaymakers have been left high and dry at Heathrow Airport as staff walked out in a dispute over clocking on and off. |
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Like all sorts of dependency we need to wean people off their cars, but at the same time we cannot leave people high and dry. |
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So far, trading standards officers in Oldham are trying to help 150 customers who feel they have been left high and dry by the company. |
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More recently, policyholders were left high and dry when Blue Swan Insurance went into liquidation. |
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The adjacent flood plain was left high and dry, depriving the inhabitants of the catfish and other marshland staples of their diet. |
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In the end, it is the taxpayer who will have to foot the bill if small fishing communities are left high and dry. |
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Hundreds of south Essex pupils were today left high and dry again after two popular school bus routes were axed. |
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Beadlet anemones are found in such shallow water that they are left high and dry at low tide. |
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The ark was a refuge until the waters went down, leaving Noah and his menagerie high and dry on Mount Ararat. |
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Will waterlogged homeowners be left high and dry by their insurance companies? |
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And some fear they could be left high and dry if plans to move accident and emergency services from Burnley to Blackburn are also approved. |
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When the youngsters hatch, they quickly move with the receding water to a more permanent watercourse to avoid being left high and dry. |
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There are towns like Watchet all over Britain, left high and dry as local industries have failed, who'd give their eye teeth for the development funds available here. |
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An international company closes a plant and leaves the community high and dry. |
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Otherwise, he said, you can be left high and dry if the developer goes bust. |
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It is only when work is outsourced or production is moved overseas that this intermediate generation is left high and dry. |
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Several marinas undertook dredging to accommodate their clientele, while many owners of private docks were left high and dry. |
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Jellyfish are found on the beach when left high and dry by the retreating tide. |
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The result was that communities slated to benefit from the loans-including Port-de-Paix in northern Haiti-were left high and dry. |
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Several marinas undertook dredging, while many private owners were left high and dry. |
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It was a trial, and a very tough one at that: 33 were left high and dry, with their aggregation and a thesis on their hands. |
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He left the country high and dry and left poor Kim Campbell to take a browbeating at the polls. |
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Well, you can't, and unless you want your boat to go high and dry and tip over and burn up or sink, you have to do something. |
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For durability and reduced maintenance costs, all electronics and components are positioned high and dry, protecting them from humidity and dirt. |
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In terms of the channel, there's not a weekend in the summer when there's not a boat high and dry up on it and stuck for a tide. |
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By refusing to protect the right of workers to strike, your government has left me high and dry. |
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It is sad to say, but we are actually leaving our own European breeders high and dry. |
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With a fast dropping ebb tide she was unable to come astern off the bank and was left high and dry until five in the afternoon when she was assisted off the bank by tug. |
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So they took away from the Anglo-Indians all the privileges they had grown to love and left them high and dry amongst people the Anglo-Indians now considered beneath them. |
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Environment Agency Fisheries Officers swung into action earlier this week to rescue thousands of fish left high and dry after recent river levels plunged after flooding. |
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The 130 people, many sick or elderly, were left high and dry in the French pilgrimage town after their tour operator, Bon Voyage, couldn't provide a plane on Sunday. |
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As a Member of the European Parliament from the German coast I can comprehend what the fishermen and their families, who have literally been high and dry for months, are going through. |
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That deal took much longer to hammer out than the one we are debating today and still has loopholes enough to leave Canada high and dry, time and time again. |
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Instead of leaving our only reasonable policy, i.e. the Lomé agreements, high and dry, we ought to be forming genuine economic and, more importantly, political partnerships with the Mediterranean and African countries. |
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If not, I was going to get left high and dry. |
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Further reductions in quotas, together with similar cuts in all agricultural produce, will leave even more farmers high and dry and yet, there is not a single proposal as to what crops they should grow. |
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Meanwhile, Williamson was left high and dry. |
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The parliamentary secretary who just spoke tried to suggest that in small towns banks no longer do that, that they do not close branches and leave a community high and dry. |
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There are scenes of military chaos, fatal panic and political shenanigans as Ukraine's puppet ruler, known as the Hetman, and allied German troops shamelessly scarper, leaving the White Guard high and dry – and doomed. |
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Now, however, we have been left high and dry because of your dual role, that of President of the Commission in Brussels and leader of the centre left in Italy. |
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So your family's left high and dry, unfortunately. |
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Then we had Amsterdam, which made it possible to get an initiative going, but, as the Council at that time was unable to come to an agreement, Parliament's report was left high and dry in the Council. |
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Hauling up the lumpy sled wasn't an issue, but the EEL's buoyancy kept getting it jammed between ice blocks or left high and dry all around the stern. |
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The two main fishing ports, Moynaq in Uzbekistan and Aralsk in Kazakhstan were left high and dry, and fishing communities found themselves 100 kilometres or more away from the shore. |
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When the previous centre closed, many families were left high and dry. |
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I could cite case after case where workers are being left high and dry. |
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As soon as the first contract is over, we are left high and dry if we haven't marketed our next contract, which should be done before having finished the first. |
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If this bill does not pass, people will be left high and dry, having budgeted for the home renovation tax credit, having budgeted to make those renovations. |
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Instead we see the blinders being slapped on, the policies getting spit out and the communities being left high and dry with a fishery in continued decline and with more boats off the water and lower catch rates. |
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Peanut butter was stuck high and dry on Kit's gums. |
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Many have left members high and dry in past years. |
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Their cuts to health and education transfers left Quebeckers high and dry. |
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Quebec farmers have been left high and dry. |
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The other fishing boats are big ones, and they're all high and dry. |
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He just walked out and left her high and dry with two kids and a mortgage. |
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