Moreover, it is almost impossible to get dumpers fined, because the person must be caught in the act of dumping. |
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Since police are unlikely to raid a baile itself, he's unlikely to be caught in the act of singing the song. |
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In Mine de Pompadour at Her Toilette the marquise is shown in the act of performing her toilette. |
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This figure is usually interpreted as a self-portrait of van Eyck in the act of creating the very image before our eyes. |
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A little further along, at 18m, is a substantial stone statue of a figure frozen in the act of hurling a spear, or more likely a trident. |
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Normally the epitome of composure, the midfielder appeared to stub his toe in the act of shooting and he was again untroubled. |
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It put me in the act of doing and realizing that God is the doer and nothing is in my hands. |
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Do not look at, talk to, pet, feed, play or let out your dog or cat when it is in the act of misbehaving. |
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The death penalty was prescribed for anyone caught in the act of pillage during a raid. |
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The viewer is irresistibly embroiled in the act of creation, and thereby marked forever with the power of his gorgeous creations. |
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It is ceremonially used in the act of crowning a King, Queen or other Sovereign. |
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Well Scanlon was in the act of dismounting when the first shot was fired at Kennedy, and Scanlon became, well, flurried, and fell to his knees. |
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They were acting the fool and I just caught them in the act of acting the fool. |
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He notes that Hamilton often caught his sellers in the act of selling rather than crying their goods. |
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Leading from the front, as he stepped ashore and in the act of drawing his sword, grapeshot shattered his right elbow. |
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A good puzzle game tests logic, reflexes and wit in the act of problem solving. |
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At this point, a guy suddenly came along the pathway around the bend, and caught me in the act of arguing with the cat. |
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All propaganda is a sophisticated form of deception and she had been caught in the act of misdirecting the electorate. |
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I followed her gaze to see Carter, who looked like he had been caught in the act of doing something wrong. |
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Then, in 1993, she was caught in the act of torching a neighbor's home in Ajo, Arizona, and sentenced to 15 years in prison. |
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It's just about the most perfect picture of someone in the act of blogging I've ever seen. |
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I react to what I read, both in the act of reading and when I have finished a particular work. |
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Cllr Denwood says she is urging city officials to prosecute anyone caught in the act of dumping rubbish illegally. |
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I think that the kids caught in the act of vandalism or anything criminal should be handcuffed and taken to the police station. |
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I paused in the act of buffing my expensively manicured toenails, startled. |
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Mr Ishaq also revealed that discussions had been held about the possibility of seizing the cars of litterbugs caught in the act of flytipping. |
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He moved closer to the nearest capital to inspect its carving, a vigorous Romanesque scene of a monkey in the act of winding up a crossbow. |
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Just as we went to press last night, our staff members caught two men in the act of removing the cameras. |
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Visually stunning, the film also constantly reminds us we're in the act of watching a movie. |
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It is just a shame that Cllr Hudson has nothing better to do than try to catch his fellow councillors in the act of helping out in the community. |
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Last month a couple returned to their Aughan Park home to disturb an intruder in the act of robbing their house. |
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The Norwegian made an impressive amount of ground to get there and tweaked his hamstring in the act of stretching for the ball. |
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Actually being in the act of changing a wheel, providing a copy of a spares receipt are another couple of good things to back up your assertions. |
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His wife smelt something burning and went to investigate, only to find him in the act of now setting the room on fire. |
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A defining moment came on the stroke of half time, when a compelling sequence saw the last man tackled into touch in the act of scoring. |
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Police believe he was in the act of transporting the bomb for paramilitary use when it blew up. |
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Why should they benefit from the protection of individual rights when they are in the act of violating another's rights? |
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Sally Mann said the wet plate collodion process allows her to be totally involved in the act of making an image. |
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She was in the act of running a brush through her windblown hair when Marina's cry made her freeze. |
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This portrait communicates the artist's pleasure in the act of painting, which is revealed in a lambent play of light on the figure. |
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Religious writers saw God as being present to the individual in a way that is analogous to the presence of light in the act of seeing. |
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Bloggers have resorted to public shaming, posting photos of manspreading offenders caught in the act of indiscreet sitting. |
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While these entities may find common cause in the act of sanctioning, they often espouse different goals. |
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La Barbie videotaped himself in the act of committing atrocities and mailed the evidence to The Dallas Morning News. |
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In the Roman successor states of western Europe, the feudal system contained a hint of servility in the act of homage that liege lords found it unwise to presume upon. |
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Yet, this does not explain what is at stake in the act of witnessing. |
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Instead, one is confronted by visual confusion, conscious of the physical self caught in the act of apprehending through the senses without understanding via the intellect. |
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And the council warned it would step up its campaign, with new powers meaning it could take firms to court even if it has not caught them in the act of dumping. |
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Night after night I heard the same excuse from every officer, until he is caught in the act of violating the restraining order by a police officer, no arrest can be made. |
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One of his favourite stories is of the day when he caught some villains in the act of shooting with an air gun at his beehives in the Pheasantry Garden of Bushy Park. |
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In other member states, MEPs are immune from detention and from legal proceedings, except when caught in the act of committing an offence. |
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Now, for the first time, scientists have actually caught a star in the act of going supernova. |
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And have you ever actually caught any of them in the act of draping their beach towel over the back of one? |
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The sound of running water came from the bathroom. I listened with my hand on the doorknob, uneager to catch Simone Delage in the act of clipping her toenails. |
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It therefore implies greater care than usual in the act of the performance of one's duty, such as in testimony to the facts of the matter in a court of law. |
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Chaucer's people are not paralyzed by self-consciousness in the act of love. They possess none of modern man's neurasthenic haste to import trouble in paradise. |
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Charlie blushed as if he had been caught in the act of dead-handed idiocy. |
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