I don't suppose even the full concert version, let alone the vigil will be oft performed, which is a shame. |
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This very familiar and oft repeated saying takes its origin from a circumstance which occurred many years ago in Carlisle. |
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One shall be a Warrior, strong and oft silent, though charitable and kind underneath. |
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Those jokes will certainly be oft repeated during the course of the current federal election campaign. |
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This little ditty oft quoted by my granddad while shaving with his cut-throat razor came winging its way from out of my dim and distant past. |
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Despite the oft disparaging remarks about wives, we are of course a lovely bunch. |
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This week of the opening of the baseball season is an appropriate time to recall an incident that has oft been mistold in the retelling. |
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I don't sleep very heavily and my creative moments oft come in the latest of hours, so naturally night is my time in the summer. |
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She questioned the Government's oft repeated announcements of winning the hearts and minds of people. |
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Finally, regardless of who ultimately holds the keys to scientific knowledge, what happens to nature, the oft purported object of science? |
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In this book review he discusses symbiosis in evolution, an oft neglected part of the whole evolutionary story. |
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The other oft trotted-out truism is that the yard supports far more people than just the shipbuilders. |
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There is another more serious allegation, oft repeated, that I'd like to lay to rest. |
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As is oft said, we are indeed a fortunate lot to live in a city that has such good radio stations. |
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The insurrectionists that we have oft complained of late have grown more bold in their depredations, attacking ever nearer to our palace. |
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Using a palette knife, spread a thin layer oft tuile mix on a non-stick mat. |
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The textile industry, oft hailed as a saviour to poor countries with abundant cheap labour, hasn't boomed as expected. |
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The oft heard phrase in football is that defense wins games. |
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Yet the course of true love oft runs at the side to father's hate. |
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How oft when men are at the point of death have they been merry! |
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The evolution of style is oft studied but rarely understood in any comprehensive manner. |
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The oft repeated refrain that it is already being implemented is belied by the municipal leaders who say that the money is not flowing. |
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The oft repeated promise to raise public awareness about this issue, a prerequisite to enactment of the new act, has not taken place. |
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One oft discussed project, creating American-style universities in Vietnam, would be meaningless without unfettered access to information. |
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To use an an oft invoked comparison, at least I am not in a tree in Mozambique giving birth to a child as the swollen waters of the Limpopo River rage torrentially below. |
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The conforms of systemic racism have caused a precious grasping of your blackness that oft times seeks to destroy us. |
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O fair midspring, besung so oft and oft, How can I praise thy loveliness enow? |
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Master race, us on a disease, oft born along upon a breeze, So cover your nose when you sneeze. |
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Reading the text of Mansueto's Knowing God reminds one of this oft quoted claim of Mother Theresa. |
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The oft misused word didn't mean what he thought it meant, but everyone else misunderstood it too. |
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Stevenson translated a French study into the noble families which suffered so much in the Hundred Years' War, and is oft quoted. |
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With all these men I was right homely, and communed with them long and oft. |
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And oft upon yon craggy mount, Where threat'ning cliffs hang high, Have I observ'd him stop to count With fixless stare the sky. |
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Her eviscerating, lickety-split lyrics, oft compared to Eminem, convinced Def Jam CEO Jay-Z to sign her personally. |
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And, why dost thou oft begroan in sorrow Then other times, bid wisdom good morrow? |
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In this category parentheses are used to create a protective shield around delicate content or to signal a part oft text for subordination or superordination. |
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Also in shipbreach men flee to a board, and are oft saved in peril. |
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Maimonides reserved one article for this tenet, oft mentioned in traditional sources, stating merely that God rewards and punishes without specification. |
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Around one-and-a-half million tenancy agreements are clinched each year worth nearly 6 billion and the OFT is determined these contracts must be fair. |
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The OFT is to look into competition and selling with regard to store cards and could launch a formal investigation if uncompetitive practices are found. |
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The OFT Retailer Code of Practice has not resulted in any change in behaviour, and is unlikely to do so. |
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The project to widen Highway 226 from two lanes to a four-lane divided highway will take place in several phases, said AHTD spokesman Randy Oft. |
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Government receives OFT s recommendations in report on Lloyds Banking Group and Royal Bank of Scotland divestments. |
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