We shall see what my involvement can be as I won't be handing in my job at the kinder for another 2 years. |
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Reading, I was told by my mum, would also feature on the schedule of activities at kinder. |
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With that painting in kinder, the boy had said something about her, and she didn't react to it well. |
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The students felt the smilers were calmer, smarter, more sincere, kinder, and more sympathetic than frowners. |
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My mum used to tuck my jumpers in when I was little, I realised how daggy that was at age four when my kinder friends laughed at me. |
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Jonathan chose two different shades of dye, which had the added bonus of being tinted colour, as opposed to bleach, and so kinder to my hair. |
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Coming out of the theatre in the cold and the rain, I felt a warm glow inside me and fervently prayed for a kinder new year. |
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This will help deaden the noise of heavy footfalls and provides a much kinder surface to unhook fish on than hard boards. |
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Still, I haven't met many people who were kinder and more even-handed, or less racist in actual fact. |
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The kinder, gentler Parrot is dull and many of his listeners on 2GB must be dying of boredom. |
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It pulsed under a huge summer moon that cast eldritch light more revealing than sunbeams, though still far kinder. |
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We hope each generation will grow up to be better and kinder adults than the last. |
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In kinder climates such as hers, she says, pulmonarias, cyclamen, and primroses bloom early enough to pair nicely. |
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Photos of ugly babies and unsightly spouses have never met a kinder pair of eyes than yours. |
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This country's gerontocracy is not so much kinder and gentler as paralytic. |
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Instead of travelling namelessly in bustling streets to important destinations, we travel on the same old school bus we did in kinder. |
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Death is also kinder on the survivor, since people tend to be nicer to widows than to divorcees. |
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The Suez Canal and the Mediterranean must have been kinder because they were never blamed for her indisposition. |
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I firmly believe that sloth and indolence are much kinder to the environment than greed and ambition. |
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I know for a fact I could stand to be kinder, more generous, fiercer in cleaving to the good, true and beautiful. |
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Now they are also edgy, anxious, fearful, often depressed and undeniably kinder. |
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If harsh prison terms and hanging is not the answer, neither is a kinder gentler mollycoddling. |
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Evidently, market conditions have been kinder to Peoplesoft, even though it is the subject of a hostile takeover bid. |
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If Lady Luck were a bit kinder to them they would have been out of sight as we entered those heart throbbing dying minutes. |
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Quick, painless deaths are kinder to the dying, and much kinder to the living. |
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You'll get a lot of busy signals and the software's quirky, but it's kinder on your pocketbook. |
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Hoeing weeds will be a welcome break from pruning duties and is much kinder on the back than crouching down to pull them out. |
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My supervisor, instead of being very rigid, now was more conversational, kinder, warmer. |
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So she goes off to kinder today to show off both her newly pierced ears and new sneakers. |
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And it goes without saying that the Croatian fans were kinder on the eye than their English counterparts. |
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Instead of whingeing about going to family daycare, she is not wanting to go to kinder. |
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I think that the press will be kinder to an unknown, to an unknown. |
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Policy wonk, nerdy control freak, bureaucrat-in-chief, charisma-free bore and junketeer are some of the kinder epithets the whingeing Aussies have applied to the man. |
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I clearly remember my mother saying that sometimes it's kinder to tell a white lie than to tell the truth. |
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Sobriety brought a new, kinder, and gentler Womack, who often expressed remorse and regret over his past offenses. |
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It set the tone for a golden month which at its headiest seemed to offer a glimpse of a better, kinder country. |
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Even in the kinder, enlightened Britain of Mr Brown, some things will remain unforgiven. |
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In fact, the Mother Superior is very good and kind, and all the nuns are kinder to me than I deserve. |
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Opting for a fruit juice over a fizzy drink will be slightly kinder to your teeth. |
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And, since the new process doesn't generate the heat of the traditional one, it's kinder to the environment too. |
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By introducing a voluntary scheme such as ecolabels, we can encourage a market in more energy-efficient and ecologically kinder goods. |
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These visits will be much kinder to the environment thanks to these new ISB engines and the diesel particulate filters. |
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Human beings move to places where conditions are kinder in order to survive when nature becomes too restrictive. |
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The eco-label tells consumers which product or service is kinder to the environment and saves the most energy. |
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Save money and be kinder to the environment when you make your next purchase. |
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The latter will end up realizing he is wrong and will, from now on, be more tolerant and kinder toward Isatu who lives in his house. |
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I hope this campaign will help do that, and raise awareness about the need to be kinder to the natural world we depend on. |
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Some, she says, grapple with the difficult question of whether it would be kinder to euthanize a pet than ask it to go on under such difficult circumstances. |
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The 20 years since then have been kinder to that bronco than to broncos in general. |
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There his mean-spirited Uncle Stan and his kinder but stroke-stricken Aunt Flor live mainly by gathering withies for basket-making, but are now on the edge of destitution. |
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The director followed the fiercer stuff of his 1989 classic Henry V with this kinder, gentler, but no less effective production of a Stratfordian comedy. |
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On the other side, many liberal mainliners were not any kinder to Graham. |
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The dream of a better, kinder nation has gone with the wave of a biretta. |
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Later, he bitterly parted company with the militants who spurred the great strike of 1951, paving the way for a slightly kinder, gentler face to industrial labour. |
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It's much kinder to their teeth than juice or squash and fizzy drinks. |
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We've changed the fish meal production to a gentler, kinder form of production called steam-dried, in which the protein, that biological capital, is actually saved, if you will. |
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Those are some of the kinder epithets being bandied about in Colombia in reference to Ingrid Betancourt, the French-Colombian politician who was once the nation's most famed hostage. |
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I like how the furnace burning earth instills in me reflexive gestures of timidity and self-pity and deference as I walk along the kinder surfaces, grass, say, or sand, unable ever to meet with my eyes the gaze of the sun. |
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Darcy, and he accuses her family of wanting propriety and suggests he has been kinder to Bingley than himself. |
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Since establishing their horse farm in 1997, Gerry Guy and Zoe Brooks have mastering the basics of natural horsemanship, viewed as a kinder, gentler way of training horses. |
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And it's certainly kinder to consumers to restrict their choices so as not to befuddle them. |
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In sum, it is a matter of developing a better and more humane world on the way towards a kinder living environment that is more supportive and much more in keeping with the future of humankind. |
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Nor do I seek to deny that cleverly conceived technology of the kinds with which this document abounds can help to make road traffic less dangerous and kinder to the environment. |
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It is certainly true that, with 12bn pads and 7m tampons dumped into US landfills each year, Thinx offer an alternative that's kinder to the environment. |
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Of special interest to the kinder are The Children's Place, Baby Gap, Gap Kids and Gap, Gymboree, The Limited, America!, and the Sweet Factory. |
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Do note, as Goin mentions, this is a policy better implemented when the kinder are well past infancy. |
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Mr. Huckabee far overshadows his kinder, gentler Gov. Huckabee. |
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Livia was a little kinder, but nevertheless often sent him short, angry letters of reproof. |
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Or perhaps they eventually reembark for Australia as kinder, gentler wardens, personifying carceralism with a human face. |
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If he felt obliged to expostulate, he might have dressed his censures in a kinder form. |
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The kinder ones would offer me a cough drop, or maybe a drink of water. |
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Are we kinder, quicker to rush to the aid of a friend in need? |
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Certain kinder gardens have been forced to close. |
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We have a renewed sense of purpose and recognize our collective responsibility to pursue changes that will realize a vision of kinder care, and a future without breast cancer. |
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My Pa says it's mostly guff, but the pollertishans has gotter feed the people with that kinder guff ev'ry once in a while, he says, they get fat on it, he says. |
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When I see applications for abattoirs, I'm reminded that abattoir is the French word for slaughterhouse, a kinder sounding word than slaughterhouse. |
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Small-town mortician Jack Black makes the world seem a kinder place. |
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