Unfortunately, as happens so often to columnists who monitor current affairs at the global level, events overtake the best of intentions. |
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I was trying to overtake people in places that I shouldn't, and that got me in trouble. |
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If I didn't, I feared panic would overtake me so badly that I really had no other choice but to try and go. |
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I was driving and waited until the road ahead was clear before attempting to overtake. |
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It would not be restricted to travelling under wires, so could follow diversions and overtake other trolleybuses. |
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One frustrated lorry driver pulled into the fast lane to overtake the convoy. |
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Despite those rewards, it is unlikely that single camera comedy will overtake traditional comedy as the genre's leading format. |
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Moments before the crash, a retired PC watched a blue car indicate then pull out ahead and overtake a horse box. |
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If that driver was indicating properly, which I see no reason to assume he wasn't, then the motorcyclist should never have attempted to overtake. |
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A strange sense of panic and confusion started to overtake him as the gravity of his situation set in. |
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He urged them not to travel in convoys, because these tend to create a real hazard as motorists attempt to overtake on narrow roads. |
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The boys were creaming us every time. Even when they gave us a start they would catch us and overtake us. |
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People try and be free, and the powers that be basically overtake the movement. |
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Going just slightly faster than you, let's say at 105 kmph, I overtake you in my car. |
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One of the risks of being a historian of the present, of course, is that events can overtake you. |
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Despite attaining near deific rock star heights they have never allowed success to overtake their sense of duty to their audience. |
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As machinery began to overtake the use of workhorses, the Black Forest horse became endangered. |
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I only discovered it by accident, and I have been driving like the deuce to overtake you. |
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If your seedlings lose their growth momentum, fast growing vegetation will overtake them. |
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At the same time, you must overtake the security guards, disengage the alarm system, and disable the security cameras. |
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He doesn't want a picture of him nibbling on a baguette to overtake the effete image of the Europhile windsurfing. |
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Suddenly there were all these cars trying to overtake me, tailgating me, blowing their hooters, angrily gesturing for me to get out of the way. |
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The media community is reluctant to admit that Sassenach papers could overtake the homegrown product. |
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When it's wet, great care is needed at roundabouts, as it's easy to get the back of this rear-wheel drive vehicle trying to overtake the front. |
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They overspeed and overtake what they consider slow vehicles at any point, even at areas known as black spots. |
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Brett Sales yanked the Cavalier's gear down from fifth into fourth to overtake the van in front of him before he reached the next roundabout. |
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She let her career overtake the relationship, and she's become too controlling and domineering. |
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Most every time you ride another racer's slipstream, you'll easily overtake their position long before the meter fills. |
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Hoss urged the horse to a faster pace to overtake the lead animal, and slow the little group down. |
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A fellow driver chose to have words with him and criticised him for weaving about on the track in order to balk those who try to overtake. |
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Shops and restaurants would complete the building, set to overtake Milton Keynes as the biggest indoor alpine ski complex in Britain. |
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Although Vic made a valiant effort to overtake the leaders, he fell short by a few points. |
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Witness Mr Fogarty an engineer agreed with this, stating that it was not a good place to overtake and that the broken white line was misleading. |
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She shows how Hispanic minors are poised to overtake African Americans as the largest ethnic youth population in the country. |
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If you go to overtake another vehicle the chances are you will break the speed limit. |
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I see her in every beautiful woman, in every danger that threatens to overtake me, in every heartbeat, every flicker of emotion. |
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As time went by, a subtle change began to overtake her, transforming her by degrees into another person hardly recognizable to her children. |
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The car collided with the front offside of the lorry after crossing the centre of the road, possibly to overtake. |
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Even so, she felt confident that with a few weeks of catch-up studying, she would overtake the rest of the student body in the tenth grade. |
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Their selling is slowing, and the buying is growing and may well strongly overtake any selling remaining. |
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It is said that if you line up all the cars in the world end to end, someone will be stupid enough to try and overtake them. |
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Express bus drivers who don't overtake other buses, hence stopping unnecessarily at every stop. |
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Chaos was beginning to overtake the townships, as children, outraged by the timorousness of their parents, seized the initiative themselves. |
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Isn't it just so annoying when one lorry travelling at 60 mph tries to overtake another which is travelling at 58 mph? |
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Now, if a daring driver decides to overtake the bus in front, he runs into trouble in uniform. |
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For the general practitioner a well-used library is one of the few correctives of the premature senility which is so apt to overtake him. |
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That's the key to what we have to do, is we have to maintain the ability to pass and overtake. |
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Riders overtake traffic, carving in and out of lanes as befuddled drivers bond in confusion with pedestrians. |
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Later that year he presented the Report on Manufactures, an ambitious plan to overtake Britain in industrial output. |
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A car, which was trying to overtake another vehicle, allegedly collided with their bicycles. |
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The team has managed to overtake last year's successes to receive commendation for every entry they submitted this year. |
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Tourism is doing pretty well in Mauritius, too, and is set to overtake sugar as the country's most important industry. |
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Picard also predicts that animal prints will overtake the popular reptile looks, and that metallic shades will gain prominence. |
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She is concerned that, unless things change fairly rapidly, a similar fate will overtake her own premises. |
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Time and time again I put my foot down in that Beemer, pulled out to overtake the Rover, and then when I was on the wrong side of the road simply ran out of oomph. |
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Uganda has intervened on the side of the Government of south sudan, including providing air support to overtake opposition forces. |
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A car engine that shows promise on the test bed is all well and good, but maximum theoretical speed doesn't help much when you need to overtake quickly and safely. |
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By 2017 the International Monetary Fund predicts, the GDP of China will overtake that of the United States. |
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Unfortunately for Crist, it will likely take a turbine engine to generate enough wind in his flagging sails to overtake Rubio. |
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Their sedan collided with an articulated lorry already in the outside lane when they pulled out to overtake and were shunted into the path of an oncoming mini van. |
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Their role, Sudani said, is not to overtake the Iraqi military but to help it. |
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This year, as CNBC reports, technology could overtake apparel as the go-to gift. |
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If the recount would have continued on Dec. 9, Gore would not have picked up enough overvotes to overtake Bush. |
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Just before the finish, the trailing rider pulls out of the slipstream, and using their fresher legs may be able to overtake their opponent just before the line. |
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He moved the event forward from its usual August date to May because later in the year the course is covered in bracken and it is difficult to overtake on the narrow paths. |
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Jack Womersley, a former Bradford councillor, saw the motorbike overtake two cars and disappear over the brow of a hill moments before the collision. |
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She decided to just transfer her mind into a blank and void world so that her thoughts did not overtake her and carry her to a place that she didn't want to go again. |
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Wait until it is safe to overtake, and then pass wide and slow. |
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Take along some mint because the fast descent down the mountain might disturb even city folk, especially when the driver pulls out to overtake other cars on the narrow road. |
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My driver then tries to overtake the truck at the same time. |
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He said the boom in China's economy had helped shipping overtake tourism. |
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While chipping at the landing is still the principal means of comminution, bundling is growing rapidly and could easily overtake roadside chipping within a few years. |
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You don't let frustration overtake you when you're looking for change. |
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I just knew that one day the battalion of trees would overtake this weak stretch of highway and obscure its existence with an impenetrable density. |
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Events could easily overtake the proposed policies displayed in its pages. |
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Overnight, the margin for error was reduced to almost zero, since nobody wants to overtake his own bodily excretions as he reaches terminal velocity. |
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Anyone who doubts this should try driving at 60 mph on any of our main roads out of Sligo and keep a count of the number of cars that will overtake you. |
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They overtake at pedestrian crossings, park in the zig-zag area, stop in yellow box junctions and park indiscriminately. |
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Seasickness can overtake passengers when the ship encounters a storm. |
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As with Geoffrey of Monmouth's version, Brutus's band subsequently overtake the land, defeating Gogmagog in the process. |
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Howbeit we have not yet been able to overtake young madam, we may account it some good fortune that we have hitherto traced her course aright. |
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Between Didcot and Royal Wootton Bassett there are a series of passing loops lines to allow fast trains to overtake slower ones. |
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However the British were starting to overtake the rear of the French fleet even as their van and centre made it to the safety of the bay. |
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If other road users overtake the convoy, they aren't allowed to split into the queue. |
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Lenin believed that the USSR would never overtake the developed world if it remained as technologically backward as it was upon its founding. |
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The trends suggest that particle board and fiber board will overtake plywood. |
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In course of time, other changes than weathering may overtake tuff deposits. |
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The ruffe has the potential to overtake many other fish species, and consequently damage the Great Lakes ecosystems. |
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Campaigning has been ongoing to get the section from Hexham to Carlisle dualled to allow vehicles to overtake safely. |
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Never be a stinker, because if you are, though you may flourish for a time like a green bay tree, sooner or later retribution will overtake you. |
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Competitors aggressively sought to overtake the team holding the overall lead, but in the last lap the yellow jersey prevailed. |
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Richard Hannon's four-year-old was held up in the rear of the field before producing an excellent burst to overtake all bar the winner Kaveri. |
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In the course of a few years, Bermuda and Kikuyu grasses can also overtake a lawn. |
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Travellers were asked to stand on the right so that anyone wishing to overtake them would have a clear passage on the left side of the escalator. |
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Passing loops may also be used to allow trains heading in the same direction at different speeds to overtake. |
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Normally, one batter may not overtake another while running between bases, although there are exceptions to this rule. |
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Hamed's car then hit a second vehicle, the Ford Mondeo he had been trying to overtake. |
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As Schumacher recovered, Hill came around the corner and attempted to overtake into the next corner. |
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However, despite these welcome reinforcements, disaster would soon overtake Stewart and his Scottish army. |
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There are passing places, locally called 'pockets', where cars must wait to enable oncoming traffic to pass or overtake. |
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All was to be swept away by the tumult that was to overtake Europe at the turn of the 19th century with the French Revolutionary and Napoleonic Wars. |
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Knowing that Thorfinn has more power and can easily overtake him, Brusi visits King Olaf to try to gain his support in helping him maintain his control over his share. |
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The surge in support for the veteran leftwinger has seen him overtake the Shadow Health Secretary as the frontrunner with just over a week before ballot papers go out. |
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This allows trains to use one track where the other track is out of service due to track maintenance work, or a train failure, or for a fast train to overtake a slow train. |
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The Black Riders nearly overtake Frodo at the Ford of Bruinen, but flood waters summoned by Elrond, master of Rivendell, rise up and overwhelm them. |
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The second shows an emerging technology that currently yields lower growth but will eventually overtake current technology and lead to even greater levels of growth. |
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Jordan followed the suggestion, ordering Schumacher not to overtake. |
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Hamilton was also involved in a controversial racing incident with Rosberg, with Rosberg appearing to push Hamilton off track while he attempted to overtake. |
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Hamilton finished third in Malaysia to take his first podium for the team, although Nico Rosberg was prevented from attempting to overtake him by team orders. |
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That's because Hitler would stay up all night talking to them until sleepness over took him. They certainly didn't let sleepness overtake them while Hitler was talking. |
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Following the pit stops, Webber and Vettel were running first and second until lap 40, when Vettel attempted to overtake Webber, leading to a collision between the two. |
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Clarkson rolled his car attempting to overtake a Ford Focus. |
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