Personal home pages and business sites have in recent years been accruing at a rate of hundreds of thousands a day. |
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Crosswell had begun his own football novel, three handwritten pages in a notebook. |
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The data showed that this popular site had malvertising on 5 percent of its pages screened in the past 90 days. |
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The chief provided 140 pages of the same old, same old, and six pages of new information. |
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I've been more or less absent from these pages for a couple of months now, as some have noticed. |
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He deals with it in a final chapter that takes up about 40 pages consisting of picture captions and gobbets. |
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The pages seemed lost and all the more precious, all the more destructible. |
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Baird's diaries make no mention of her, though a few pages have been torn out. |
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You can't just hit delete, you have to rip the pages or white out the text. |
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It's not really possible to say as I'm 20 pages and less than a single chapter into the book. |
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Although we hear in the community some anecdotal reports of gay bashing, it's not something that's on the front pages of the papers. |
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Imagine going to a library catalogue and not only getting the books but web pages also. |
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The Heathrow stamp impacted on one of the emptier pages of her worn, blue passport. |
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Books are open on every surface, and there are many pages of notebooks strewn around. |
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Azar concentrates on poetics and stylistics and devotes only a few pages to the panegyric of the Duke. |
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I'm not a great fan of adding audio to websites, however, as it can make pages load too slowly. |
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Agonising over even the demonstrably dead Afghans bleeding on newspaper front pages does not suit patriotic fervour for this lovely war. |
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She quickly scanned the pages of the math book that was open and ready in front of her. |
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It's 25 pages long, so you'll need to cut yourself a little slack to do it. |
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Yet, he expresses more internal torment with a few grunts and a couple of tobacco spits than most actors can with 10 pages of dialogue. |
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But the women who gleam from the pages of the glossies set up unrealistic and hard-to-sustain goals. |
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The 260 pages end with a brief glossary and a few references for further reading. |
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His name is much in the news and on the op-ed pages these days, if you're looking out for it. |
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He had nearly finished his Classic Comic, only to find that the last few pages had been torn out. |
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In 1930 the then Department of Education produced a 200-plus page report, but only eight pages referred to industrial and reformatory schools. |
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I know that is all airy-fairy wet-liberal stuff but I am within ten pages of the end of the Larkin book and it is not nice. |
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The small graphic icons that decorate the pages are probably also public domain and can be freely used without need for any permission. |
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A visual feast of late Victorian stamp design and commercial printing can be found in the pages of this award winning exhibit. |
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I can envisage these pages being photocopied and pinned above laboratory benches around the world. |
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Our back pages are dominated by celebrity drivel spun by agents acting for a handful of English superstars. |
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Through the pages of the New Zealand Baptist and in other publications, he maintained a steadfast opposition to Romanism. |
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You get a good couple of pages to which you commit your hopes, desires and thoughts. |
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When that job was done, they packed it up in boxes and used cast-off pages from my comic as packing material. |
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The pages turn right on cue and the pictures are evocative enough that the story tells itself just by listening. |
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That's no simple question, as the hundreds of pages filled with figures and legalese that Viacom dropped on its stockholders make plain. |
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I spent hours folding the back pages just right so I could see the punchline to a joke that always poked fun at our society. |
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The recent pages of our publications are awash in stories of credit difficulty. |
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Needless to say, these are not the people who write the op-ed pages of European newspapers. |
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The duty cycle is up to 850,000 pages a month, which is 1,700 reams of paper. |
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The only reason your backlinks might not appear in a Google search is if Google hasn't yet indexed the pages containing the links. |
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The site is well illustrated, but cries out for a search engine to save plodding through up to six pages per category. |
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He is apt to spend thirty or forty pages on an incident to which an equally good writer might devote three. |
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Two of these cartoons, from the pages of the satirical London magazine Punch, are reproduced here. |
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Often they are static pages that lack search functions, have nonworking links and are infrequently updated. |
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Fortunately, the book has a good index on the keywords and the pages they are described. |
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There's not much of a market for old dictionaries with half the pages missing. |
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It was 48 pages long, it was unillustrated and was printed, unbound, on cheap paper. |
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Furthermore, many Web pages are busy places, full of navigation widgets and data entry fields. |
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The characters are fairly horrible yet Thomas coaxes enough style out of his writing to keep the pages turning. |
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My treatment of the subject in my address to the jury is to be found at pages 67 to 76 of the appeal book, your Honour. |
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Again, his was an incomplete realisation, using just one pair of symbol and chord pages to create a version that lasted about four minutes. |
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A mechanical arm turns pages every couple of seconds while an automatic machine translator wired to this device bangs out English text. |
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Last I remember of it, it had several torn and wrinkly pages and the cover was folded and worn out. |
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Pages that have not been as popular as entry pages may need to be re-examined and altered again. |
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This is a pocket-sized volume running to 130 pages and probably no more than 40,000 words of text. |
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On the following pages you will find key maps and interactive maps to help you find the relevant authorities for shooting permissions. |
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He turned a few more pages and saw a pic of him and Emily which was taken at the Bacchanalia. |
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By implementing these tools, you will end up adding value to your website while making your pages more sticky. |
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Burnard's sentences roll across the pages like molasses, slow and often sickeningly sweet. |
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Ms. Johnstone was a student of malacology, the study of mollusks, and her focus came palpably through the pages of her guidebook. |
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The teacher's edition includes extra notes, activity ideas, and all pages from the student workbook. |
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It contained 61 pages of material relating to the tie-up between the two car firms. |
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With this in mind he has once again updated his delightful pages of mirth and charitable good humor. |
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My hand is shaking as I write, and I fear that these pages will be blotted. |
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It is a large volume of about one thousand pages of text in double columns. |
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Our nation's business pages bear a close resemblance to the police blotter, and investor confidence is at an all-time low. |
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And I cannot unbind the pages without destroying the History, which I will not do. |
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It's a really thick book though so you'd probably have to unbind it to get the pages in a suitably flat position to scan. |
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Her fingertips brushed along the pages as she started to skim through the book. |
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In fact, he nearly skipped the whole book, but for two or three pages at the end. |
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The professor said he found an empty notebook, with blank pages which the poet had never found time to write on. |
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The next three pages of that all-important document are completely blanked out. |
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When I'm satisfied with my compositions, I begin adhering the pockets and card stock pages to the card stock signatures. |
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The informational pages included the class timetable, a comprehensive equation list and course guidelines. |
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Graphical charts can be generated on the fly from this data or generated as static pages at scheduled intervals. |
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Imagine reading 20 pages of a book and then starting over at the beginning. |
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I need to relink them to this blog because it consistently gets 1000 pages views a day, weekdays and weekends. |
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The Journal's editorial and op-ed pages have been in the thick of every assault on democratic rights in recent years. |
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In hundreds of pages they endeavoured to show just how democratic centralised Soviet anarchy was supposed to be. |
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A variety of papers are needed, such as construction paper, tissue, magazine pages and so on. |
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Albums may also be used but the pages should not be of colored paper and adhesives like glue and tape should be avoided. |
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What about the gifts in cash and kind reporters on the business pages are liable to receive for lauding a particular scrip or company? |
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Roughly equal to about a septillion pages of text, numbers beyond Yottabytes haven't yet been named. |
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This second commentary is on al-Samarqandi's famous short work of only 20 pages in which he discusses thirty-five of Euclid's propositions. |
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Inside the pages were blank, on the cover was the Pentagram, and by the right bottom point of the star, was the symbol Deas. |
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You can read the pages exactly as they are laid out in the physical paper and download pdfs of any pages you want to keep. |
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Do read for general background the web pages of recognized investment experts. |
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And if you've ever congratulated yourself on a well-turned phrase, a few pages of Riotta's prose will restore a pronounced sense of humility. |
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Check out the back pages of any glossy magazine and the dream is laid bare. |
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James made numerous books with pages of facsimile postcards, replete with colored stamps and cancellation marks. |
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Full-colour photos of her early zines show crude drawings superimposed on yellow roses or pages torn from stock reports. |
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A detailed itinerary will appear soon, when I get my A into G and put some travelogue pages up. |
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The action scarcely draws breath in 300-odd pages of rowdy doings and closet skulduggery. |
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The list goes on with pages to cover pasta, vegetables, cookies, muffins, desserts, children's food and Xmas treats. |
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Adding tracking to the site gives stats on the pages people have come from. |
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Incidents of vandalism, rowdiness and violence on trains and railway platforms have been well documented in the pages of the Keighley News. |
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Its paperboard ends covered with marbleized paper enclose thirty-six well-worn pages of laid rag paper. |
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The Antipodean diva of pop was emblazoned across many of the front pages of the red tops garbed in one of the shortest skirts known to man. |
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In addition to the control, the web pages display information about network settings, operating mode and system status. |
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On the web, there are pages on counterexamples in functional analysis, Clifford algebras, and mathematical programming. |
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First, we blocked up all the holes in the kitchen with scrunched up pages from the Daily Mirror and Sellotaped all the cupboards shut. |
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The layers can be stacked like 1-millimeter-thick pages of a book, and even contoured into desired shapes prior to heating. |
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There were 15 pages with about nine pictures apiece, and several clearly involved children. |
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It would take pages and hours for me to go into the ins and outs of the Irish literary canon, so I'll leave it at that for now. |
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The use of interleaves between album pages dramatically improves the appearance of your collection. |
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Entrants have until March 3 to submit 15-30 pages of a work-in-progress project. |
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The proliferation of Web-based content on corporate intranets, extranets and Web pages has provided a daunting array of challenges. |
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The pages began to move, but Lombard shut the book before he could see what his question had conjured. |
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It would be quite easy for someone merely glancing over his pages to assume that this book is simply one more example of the mixture as before. |
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She said rural Ireland inspired her and she wrote pages of poetry about the landscape and the people. |
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Near the end of the book with its empty gaping pages and neat writing was a verse scratched out with red pen. |
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I just finished it and I usually put marginalia in a book but, let me tell you, I had to get extra pages to write on. |
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Its 237 pages of text are as densely packed with insight and information as they are, sometimes, densely written. |
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I have so long been absent from the pages of the Maga. that if I do not make my appearance soon my readers will imagine a total absquatulation. |
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Keep the number of pages or hours within reason, and don't be upset if a day slips by. |
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I found that I had to keep a deck of small yellow stickies at hand to post on pages with diagrams and definitions. |
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Often, the introductory pages of local bibles or books of hours would be elegantly decorated with wonderful letter forms. |
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The creation of the digital images is surprisingly swift. 1,300 pages of the bibles were photographed in just 4 days. |
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In the back of the Wolf Cub Scout Book, there are pages to track which points a Cub Scout has completed on the Arrow Point Trial. |
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This homogeneity extended to the variants in the standing type..but not to their pages of reset type. |
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Finally, the quires of pages are bound between two wooden covers and the spine is tied with damp leather. |
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She flipped through its pages and was surprised to find it filled with handwritten text. |
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Notes at the back have headers showing to which pages the notes correspond, a great convenience when searching for an elusive reference. |
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Called the Italian Job, because most of the pages were hosted in Italy, the trojan downloaded a keylogger designed to steal banking data. |
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With 650 pages packed with dense text, this is obviously designed for the Christmas market. |
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Boxes on most pages give generous gobbets of fact about food words, food history and myths and misunderstandings of cooks gone by. |
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The volume ends with a magnificent mass of notes, some ninety-four pages of double columns and smaller print. |
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I know I went off the rails seriously enough, that had my parents been famous, I would have been featured in the pages of National Enquirer. |
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I turned the pages and noted all the red correction marks on my proofs, cradling my pounding head in my hands. |
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The first catalog offered eight pages and nine products dedicated to improving on existing methods of tool storage, organization and transport. |
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Pate now reads the sports pages everyday to keep up-to-date with the latest teams, games and players. |
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When we ended up recoding much of the pages ourselves, the design remained intact with far simpler code. |
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People need to know how to produce effective leaflets and web pages and how to approach the mass media. |
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Songs and poems must be at least two pages long, not including repeating stanzas or refrains. |
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Local severe weather alerts, delivered to city Web pages and individually to e-mail, cell phones or personal digit assistants. |
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They're not easy to find, but I decided that with all the many pages on my website, at least one of them must contain a Googlewhack. |
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When you think of search engine optimization, in all likelihood, gateway pages, doorway pages or informational pages probably come to mind. |
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Journal pages have to be filled, and library shelves have to be stacked with books. |
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Going local means printing multiple editions with separate pages for different districts or regions. |
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External links may well be driven off the home pages as sites become larger and more complex. |
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Whether your taste runs to classic, country, or contemporary style, the following pages show how to achieve that look. |
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It's as if defensive coordinators have wiggled out of straitjackets and finally can turn the pages of their playbooks again. |
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These pages are executed in a combination of painting, in gold and color, and micrography, decorations applied in minute lines of script. |
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Yet some successful landing pages do feature reviews of multiple products within a given category. |
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Organized by ribs, ruffles, fringes, and other structures these details are laid out on full sized pages with large color photographs. |
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The entire world of Grimus is engulfed in the closing pages by existentially obliterating mists. |
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This substantial collection of 105 pages of poems is not related as a narrative, but as a variety of incidents from different lives. |
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The other hundred pages are taken up by an afterword by Executive Producer Robbie Stamp offering an useful insights into the script development. |
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The stapled editions were limited to 240 pages simply because they don't make staples long enough to hold together anything larger. |
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It's actually the Spanish bloods who occupy the society pages and the top two percent of the social register. |
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Spending the extra time and work to improve your landing pages can help you realize your conversion goals. |
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At 511 pages and laden with purposefully abstruse and obfuscatory language, the constitution meets only the second of Bonaparte's criteria. |
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The pages are yellowing, the leather worn, but the handwriting is still crystal clear. |
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We already have early proofs back of the first batch of pages and they look good. |
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This gives you instant thumbnails, web pages for each thumbnail, and you can look through the slides one by one. |
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These pages are in fact encrypted nested URLs again, which point to the next rewebber. |
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He tangles these loose story lines just tight enough to sustain tension through 500 pages of his trademark Scottish beat prose. |
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Each chapter starts with a few pages describing an e-business concept, like digital delivery, affiliate marketing, or e-government. |
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These pages cover general themes, such as the strength of the king in the endgame, not hurrying, and the principle of two weaknesses. |
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I could go on for many more pages in a systematic dissection of this recent work but, it will only weary the reader. |
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Those who have read these pages will know that political parties are not my scene. |
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Web site addresses are now sprinkled through the pages of The Westmorland Gazette. |
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More pages of text have been preserved in Archytas' name than in the name of any other Pythagorean. |
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They're the smell of yellowed book pages in the stacks of an abandoned library. |
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Dumb blond actress chicks look really good up on a big movie screen or on the pages of a magazine. |
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Less than 200 pages long, the book is peppered with monochromatic reproductions of old photographs and John's paintings, drawings and jottings. |
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She turned a few more pages until she came across some recipes for low fat treats. |
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The reader will not expect to find in these pages any novel views, and novel constructions of the Constitution. |
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Hood said that of nine mishandling cases that were studied in detail by reviewing thousands of pages of written records, five were confirmed. |
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There are 40 pages in the book covering all colors in the complete Munsell system. |
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The brick-like tome devotes ten pages to our city, mostly praising it to the leaden skies. |
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The pages that are printed by your colour laser printer may include tiny dots, almost invisible to the naked eye. |
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We, too, still love glossy printed pages with beautifully laid out figures, tables, and illustrations. |
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I'm tempted to scan it and post it, but you really have to read all three pages to see it in context. |
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Now they are bent to the task of creating the first Nigerian pages on the university's Web server. |
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How about having a cup of freshly brewed coffee while leafing through pages of an interesting book? |
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Meanwhile, comment and letters pages all over Quebec began to heat up with the whole gamut of opinions. |
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In some cases, webmasters concentrate on designing the web pages and entrust the writing of sales copy to professional copywriters. |
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So I did what Pa asked, and leafed through the book, its pages heavy and dusty, well-inscribed and made to last for centuries. |
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The last forty pages of the publication are dedicated to the numerous journalists who have fallen the victims of repression around the world. |
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Team captains should check their Campus Rec web pages for the dates, times and locations of their captain's meeting. |
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Growling irritably to himself, he quickly scanned through a few pages of the history tomes and documents but they proved to be dry streams. |
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He carries 500 pages of juicy swear words and obscenities with him, which never leaves his hands. |
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In these pages we share with you the fruits of our labors and the grapes and malts we paired them with. |
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In the first article we used PHP to include common page elements such as headers and footers on our pages dynamically. |
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Then I wrote in my journal for a little bit, using entire pages to write angry ramblings and cuss words in huge, bold print. |
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It is the kind of story which could have been lifted straight from the pages of one of her fictional tales. |
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Google's success stems from its uncanny ability to sort useful web pages from dross. |
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Her husband, a tall, stout fellow who probably wrestles alligators for fun, stomps ahead, engrossed in the sports pages of the paper. |
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I noticed a pattern as I was gazing over the pages at with my long black at Midnight Espresso the other day. |
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These little plastic freaks have achieved quite a renaissance on the Web, with almost a dozen pages devoted to them. |
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Web pages have gotten us used to wandering through content via links, backtracking, re-reading and re-finding with reasonable ease. |
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After the pages were dry, I used a three-hole punch to punch holes in the covers. |
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Their telephone number is in the white pages or community service pages of your local telephone book. |
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This drop was less steep than the 15 per cent decline that NNI had estimated last week, as reported on these pages on the basis of partial data. |
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He was reading a book with a worn cover and yellow pages and was dressed in a normal shirt, jeans and a lab coat. |
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City pages of newspapers are filled with high visibility advertisements for new products. |
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This was no time to be helping the Guardian fill its pages with droll wheezes. |
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No one really sees the pages because users are quickly whisked into the site with a clever JavaScript mouseoever effect. |
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Still, as I'm cutting up the paper I scan the pages and occasionally a photo or header jumps out at me. |
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From the opening pages it is clear that Faber writes some of the most ravishingly beautiful prose of any young writer. |
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The ARMS kit includes a planning section that has a monthly calendar, daily planning pages and note pages. |
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Each is an epic journey of passion, honour and dishonour, rooted in the pages of Greek mythology, with strong language and violence. |
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So the first 125 pages are Alice and Jack schlepping around Northern European seaports and tattoo parlors in search of William. |
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Meanwhile, the council has listed elsewhere on these pages a wide range of projects benefiting the ratepayer and funded through the rates. |
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The Authors took their positions up around the Square, pages fluttering rapidly in their shivering hands. |
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In that room you breathed books, that musty paper odor of yellowing pages and crumbling bindings. |
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Except the last few pages of the last chapter had a smudgy white line down the middle. |
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The album has pages with matts and so doesn't require interleaves to protect the prints. |
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If you have 12 kb of Base64-encoded schmutz in your header, that isn't exactly helping people find your pages via Google searches. |
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The absence of this table would appear to be deliberate, as the pages of the resubmitted document were renumbered. |
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The album is supplied with 3 velvet covered pages and 3 heavy, fully transparent interleaves. |
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She skimmed through the pages of her magazine, but stopped at the main article. |
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Meticulously illustrated pictures painted with a careful hand spanned pages upon pages in an epic tapestry of secret history. |
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He then turned to the white pages of the phone book, which is how he found Marise Stillman. |
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You could just open up the white pages and start calling people at random and offering to sell them Herbalife. |
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Gubu Nation's 311 pages are filled with all manner of uniquely Irish weirdos, gobdaws, sleeveens, gombeens and yahoos. |
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The book had a brown binding, spine nearly stripped of color, pages sticking out from the sides. |
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It also assists the parent company in publishing the official white pages directories for Mumbai and Delhi. |
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An old truism about the perverse ways of big business surfaced again last week in the pages of the Financial Times. |
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Was it a ruse to allow reporters short on subject matter to fill the pages dedicated to the European Championship? |
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Six pages had been taken out of that passport and it did not have a stamp indicating her entry into the United States. |
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Every newspaper, as far as I can see without exception, devoted pages and pages of print and photographs to reporting the march. |
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Their efforts frequently result in thousands of database records and numerous Web pages with many interactive features. |
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I sat there a while longer, staring down at the vellum pages of the book on the low desk before me. |
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The five volumes consisted of an octavo of 786 pages of descriptive matter and four imperial folios containing 213 plates. |
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In this way a library's readers see the subscribed pages at their original location, even though the publisher may no longer provide them there. |
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The number one search and traffic area on that site was staff pages by a large margin. |
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This is a pure absurdity, as any fair reading of the pages we have devoted to such matters can demonstrate. |
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Evidence from pages 46, 47 and 48 of the transcript of the examination of Luke Brock was read into the court record. |
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He's been spruiking in these pages for creative ideas for state government co-operative policy action. |
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A couple of Nainotlam volumes are missing and pages have been torn out from another. |
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The higher resolution of the PDF pages should improve readability compared to HTML pages. |
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Warren started the ball rolling with a couple of pages that introduced us to the main characters. |
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He stopped on one of the last pages in the scrapbook and he pointed to one article in the center. |
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Let your child cut up headlines from old magazines and newspapers and stick the same letters on pages of a scrapbook. |
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It's the creation of a family history, albeit one that lines the walls rather than the torn, hidden pages of scrapbooks and photo albums. |
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He made us laugh, he knocked us dead, and then there was the scrapbook, with its pages full of letters, pictures, signatures. |
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Yet it is no surprise that the man who emerges in these pages should be so broadly intelligent, with a wide reading and knowledge of the arts. |
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Problem pages are sufficiently widely read that their facing advertising pages sell at a premium. |
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The novel is 130 pages of dialogue, savagely satirical and lively, with lines that would not disgrace a top-flight sitcom. |
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Instead of transcriptions of what he wrote, the book is scanned pages of his journals. |
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At the end of the book are 30 pages of explanatory notes as befits any good reference book, as well as a 14 page index. |
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Thousands of pages are marked by redactions, blacked out information like the names of people who attended meetings. |
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The pages were a beige color from aging and the black cover surrounding it was very soft as though it was handled a great deal. |
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What difference does it make that he's reading his words on pages of color and ink, the dialogue in word balloons? |
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In our notebook were pages of names and phone numbers of friends he wished to be contacted on his demise. |
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He hates the 30 pages of documentation he has to keep to abide by the state regulations, but he doesn't mind the manure injection itself. |
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At 402 pages of clear type with little white space, this book is extremely dense. |
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It has a glossary of acronyms, 2 pages of hints and tips and a step by step guide to using the computer software. |
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Sukari, the hit man, who was also sentenced to the gallows, simply stared at pages of the Quran. |
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I know you need a fair few accounts for the various wonga pages already, but I'm afraid my programming skills aren't quite up to integrating them all. |
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Altered with gesso, acrylic paint, black and flesh-pink tar gel as well as collage, the pages of her diary were installed along a wall in a four-part grid. |
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Six sections and six appendices comprise the 213 pages of the book. |
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This is quite a nice idea, as you don't just get a leaflet for the show, but several pages of information that gives you a taster of what it's all about. |
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I can make pages up, scan images in and all sorts of clever things. |
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Drawn pages were on display as artworks, in their original size so that one could get up close and examine the often bewilderingly intricate line work. |
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The pages will be ordered by category to allow easy access by the user. |
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The pages never got to practice with someone, as they were all new to blocking weapons with their bare hands and spent the entire hour trying to get it right. |
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The decline in assertions of authorship further manifests itself in the wording of contemporary title pages and in the content and typography of theatrical playbills. |
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Walking into a book shop, Carl opens a volume of Pride and Prejudice, to find it contains hundreds of pages of the first sentence, repeated over and over. |
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Talk about a tear-jerker, imagine 300 pages on the subject of crying. |
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The ice bucket Challenge to strike out ALS has dominated Facebook pages and Twitter feeds of young and old for most of August. |
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As reported on these pages last year, its next move will be to the airport, where it is planning to set up 20 new screens in the baggage reclaim area. |
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After weeks of hype, the baby finally arrived, weighing in at 413 pages with six chapters and one photo of a skinned harbor seal. |
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Its editorial pages have expressed an over-the-top pre-emptive enthusiasm, arguing the case as repetitiously as the president and nearly as cockily as his chief advisor. |
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There was plate after plate of exquisite illustrations, interleaved with pages of old-fashioned print, detailing some long and involved story of Pacific pioneers. |
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As always, the scent of musty pages and old bindings, mixed with the aroma of coffee, washed over me, and I stopped for a second to breathe it in. |
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An official Website will also be launched containing about 2,000 pages with information ranging from the history of the language to Telugu software. |
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Switchboard will offer its localized content package, including electronic yellow and white pages and customized regional maps, to WorldGate subs. |
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You can get email and pages on the run, and you can reply to them as well. |
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So I called up my credit file and went through all 40 pages of it. |
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The fee for jumbo passports containing 60 pages has gone up. |
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Bonded labour may sound like pages from the remote past but is shockingly a fact in the present day, just an hour's drive from the winter capital of Jammu and Kashmir. |
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The book is 479 pages long and is flogged as a no-holds-barred tell-all. |
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At first, Maggie prances straight out of the pages of a lad's mag, at one point wearing bikini briefs, a cowboy shirt and a killer pair of open-toed stiletto boots. |
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It leads to pages that are part of an older project that fell through. |
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Jonathan V. Last, in the pages of The Weekly Standard, offers the most compelling and concise apologia for the Empire. |
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It became obvious during the first fire drill that orders to evacuate required specific directives and that overhead pages sometimes were unclear. |
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All the while, the aspiring television presenter had kept her eye out for screen jobs, making showreels, scanning the media pages and attending auditions. |
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Lin has led the customer review section with a five-star but hostile review of January 22 that was pages long. |
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Similarly, Smith looks like he's ripped from the pages of a Mormon coloring book. |
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He looked over at the old notebook and flipped through the pages nonchalantly, eyes scanning each page quickly as though they contained some secret. |
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The most famous early modern weeper was the sixteenth-century Spaniard Ignatius of Loyola, whose copious tears filled the pages of his Spiritual Diary. |
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The pages flutter gently, flap around like mad, or sail serenely on. |
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I let him leaf through the first few pages before I spoke up again. |
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This is all true, but two hundred pages of it do become rather wearisome. |
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The pages fell lightly open and Warren quickly scanned through them. |
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Many of the plants mentioned in the pages of Chris's book would quickly turn up their toes if asked to grow in some of our soggy Lakeland frost-pockets. |
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If you want to go back to add or amend what you've written, simply toggle through the pages on the little digital display and then carry on writing on the page in question. |
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On Friday his lawyer attended a court hearing, and there will be a ruling tomorrow on his request to insert his personal denial into the pages of the book. |
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I got out the pages of my calculations, by now curling and stained. |
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Little Domesday is a less magnificent affair, scrawled over about 900 pages of parchment by a variety of scribes, and peppered with corrections, deletions and insertions. |
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He was asleep when I left the apartment, and whisked down Ocean Drive, holding fast to the marked-up pages and thousands of words. |
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About nine pages in, I moved a pillow between the book and the extra parts of my stomach. |
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The production house lost about 12 pages today so we had to resend them. |
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What I wanted to teach these people was not to decipher words into sentences, sentences into paragraphs, paragraphs into pages or even pages into books. |
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Fingering the pages she carefully composed, I replay the intimate record that she left behind, one that she may have shared with only her closest companions. |
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August through October 2008 were particularly packed, encompassing 237 pages worth of calls. |
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The final pages are devoted to the resilience of her legend. |
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