And, in contrast with the usual pattern, they tried to rugby tackle the security men. |
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Using this approach shows a large surplus of housing supply, in contrast with the Inspector's finding of a small shortfall. |
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This almost minimalist design is simple, in contrast with the bourgeois interiors of Prague's past. |
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Their style of painting was quite realistic in contrast with the abstract European art that was being brought into America. |
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She's got a boa constrictor tattooed on her back that goes in contrast with my name, too. |
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The president's thinking was shaped by this country's democratic values in contrast with that country's authoritarianism. |
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She liked to be alone and quiet, watching TV, with the heater at maximum temperature in contrast with the arctic weather outside. |
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The train is no longer in contrast with the country it speeds through it and the tracks are smooth and silent. |
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Even without the smeared white makeup she was pale, completely in contrast with his own darker features. |
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Perhaps shear in soil is best understood in contrast with compressive forces that act head-to-head and tensile forces that act in opposite directions. |
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During the financial crisis, the bank trumpeted being conservative in contrast with its rivals. |
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This story does have a dark chapter that stands starkly in contrast with all the others. |
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Bright-coloured petals in contrast with the knotty, wrinkled old branches of the trees have provided inspiration to poets and painters for centuries. |
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A sound competition and state aid policy is not in contrast with a sound industrial policy. |
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This is in contrast with the short-sighted Northern side which welcomed the Chinese occupation of the Paracels for its near-term war aims. |
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Wengé flatters the skin and comes playfully to life in contrast with embroidered flowers in olive green. |
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Even the photographs of those who believe MMR to be safe and effective show them to be unsmiling, in contrast with the smiling, benign expressions of the doubters. |
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Now symbolism, of course, is more in contrast with objectivism. |
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It was noted that progesterone alone, in contrast with the rat which requires oestrogen for nidation, can maintain blastocysts through nidation in the ovariectomized hamster. |
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This does confirm the traditional picture of the parish church as the church of the poor, in contrast with the private chapels that were the typical churches of the wealthy. |
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This is in contrast with most electrophilic additions to carboncarbon double bonds, and with nucleophilic substitutions at saturated carbon atoms. |
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Leaders from African countries flew into Prestwick airport at Ayrshire in the morning for an onward journey to Gleneagles, in contrast with the transport chaos in London. |
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And, in contrast with more ritually-defined schools of Buddhism, Chan also came to deny the merit of seeking help from supramundane sources. |
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She said although 90 per cent of arthritis patients would experience foot problems at some time, specialist foot clinics were scarce, in contrast with diabetic centres. |
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The comparisons with the first quarter of last year were in contrast with the national trend. |
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What's your take on the twinkly new font in contrast with the old, plain lettering? |
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The unilluminated section in the distance seems very dark in contrast with the foreground. |
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It was all about technicolored pastels in contrast with electric colors and a bit of glitter. |
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The Lords Chamber is lavishly decorated, in contrast with the more modestly furnished Commons Chamber. |
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The Amadis eventually became the archetypical romance, in contrast with the modern novel which began to be developed in the 17th century. |
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Moreover, in contrast with the past, there have been very few requests for adjournment because a party was caught off guard by unexpected evidence. |
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This statistic is in contrast with the situation recorded between 1994 and 1996, when the number of people living below the breadline increased by 15.4 million. |
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It rises to a parapet without visible roof, a decidedly urban treatment in contrast with the roofy back. |
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Under this law, Muslims, in contrast with persons affiliated to religions that are registered as corporate bodies under public law, are prohibited from registering their faith. |
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The president was animated, confident, clearer, in contrast with Denver. |
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The vote was orderly, in contrast with fraudulent balloting last year. |
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As one example, in the last two years, the exploitation rate of Fraser River sockeye salmon has been reduced to 45 per cent, in contrast with rates of 75 to 80 per cent in the past. |
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Another catalyst for this change is the fact that, in contrast with previous transformations, diverse fields of knowledge are now undergoing a process of convergence. |
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The authors find that the growth in the popularity of the GED is in contrast with low average labor market returns. |
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She wakened in sharp panic, bewildered by the grotesquerie of some half-remembered dream in contrast with the harshness of inclement fact. |
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They reached back to Claudius in contrast with Nero, to show that they were good associated with good. |
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This stands in contrast with the attitude of his son Philip who only visited the Low Countries once. |
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These alliances implied that these two nations were part of an emerging bipolar world, in contrast with a previously multipolar world. |
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These administered English law, in contrast with the marcher lordships, which had administered Welsh law for their Welsh subjects. |
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A feature of a canal aqueduct, in contrast with a road or railway viaduct, is that the vertical loading stresses are virtually constant. |
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It is also used to refer to Europe, Asia, Africa, and Australia, in contrast with the Western Hemisphere, which includes North and South America. |
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It is also said that dialects, in contrast with languages, are mutually intelligible, though this is not always the case. |
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These have been termed weak proper names, in contrast with the more typical strong proper names, which are normally used without an article. |
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Arnold valued natural scenery for its peace and permanence in contrast with the ceaseless change of human things. |
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Also, the smaller-sized sealwort, Polygonatum falatum, in contrast with the etororatkip of the same genus, is called pon-etororatkip. |
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Leary-Alsip bricks contain quartz, microcline and muscovite in contrast with the Stephen bricks, which contain diopside and quartz. |
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This time her playful behavior stands in contrast with her restrictive blue suit, which bears a resemblance to the Chinese Red Army uniform. |
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Similarly, around is more commonly used in constructions such as running around, stomping around or messing around in contrast with the British convention of using about. |
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However this polycyclic pattern was in contrast with the normal pattern observed for the northern population, in which spawning is complete and nonrepetitive. |
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Interlingua, in contrast with the Romance languages, has no irregular verb conjugations, and its verb forms are the same for all persons and numbers. |
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This helped somewhat to resolve the housing problem, but created a large quantity of buildings of low architectural quality, much in contrast with the previous bright styles. |
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At the end of treatment, albumin retention significantly decreased in the group treated with the flavonoid fraction in contrast with the placebo group. |
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This was the traditional method of manufacturing coins in the Western world from the classical Greek era onwards, in contrast with Asia, where coins were traditionally cast. |
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After World War II, Belgium was criticized by the United Nations for making no progress on the political front, in contrast with other contemporary colonial states. |
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The West Towers, in contrast with the Central Tower, are heavily decorated and are topped with battlements and eight pinnacles each, again in the Perpendicular style. |
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There, too, it was originally the vulgar script in contrast with the official cuneiform script employed for all official documents, compacts, etc. |
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Initialism, an older word than acronym, seems to be too little known to the general public to serve as the customary term standing in contrast with acronym in a narrow sense. |
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