She is not aloof and yet there seems something rather self-contained about her. |
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He's now self-contained and self-sufficient in a whole new way and he's even more dangerous here than in Magnolia. |
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A village has to be a self-contained unit, providing basic necessities like food, housing, clothing and education. |
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The tentative plans call for about 100 self-contained units, with subsidized rent based on income. |
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Planning permission is not required for the sub-division of the altered building into separate self-contained retail units. |
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That way this self-contained unit will not put pressure on resources in towns and cities. |
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The consensus among contractors seems to be that a tow-along or pull-type scraper is less expensive than a self-contained unit. |
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The proposed development will contain 16 self-contained living units specifically designed with the needs of Alzheimer's patients in mind. |
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Gillian Anderson is supremely self-contained, demonstrating a subtlety in her performance that mirrors the style of the film. |
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In our health clubs we have self-contained shower units offering women complete privacy to wash and get changed. |
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Alternatively, the original entrance could be restored and the garden level accommodation turned into a self-contained flat. |
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Family farms are no longer self-contained units, and the work force now moves around, contracting in specialist areas. |
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It is a completely self-contained cooling unit, which is located outside of the computer case. |
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Their completely self-contained unit is environmentally friendly, water wise, while the company will also take away the waste water. |
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He was a very self-contained man but had extraordinary insight into physics and mathematics. |
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The self-contained chalets are private and overlook a deep harbour but there's a restaurant offering basic hearty fodder if you need it. |
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Subject to planning permission, this could be converted into self-contained accommodation, a games room or home office. |
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There are two self-contained cottages facing the courtyard, but no stables. |
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It boasts four reception rooms, seven bedrooms, five bathrooms and a self-contained flat. |
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Plans to turn an old mill into three self-contained apartments will be considered by planners in Rossendale this week. |
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Accommodation includes two sun lounges, study, two self-contained apartments and five bedrooms. |
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Subject to planning permission, this could be converted into a self-contained apartment or granny flat. |
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There is also a self-contained apartment with a bedroom, bathroom and kitchenette and its own separate entrance. |
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These will provide self-contained accommodation for two families of up to five members each. |
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There are also 16 converted cottages that provide charming self-contained accommodation in the grounds. |
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If re-housing is considered as an option for him, maybe he would be better off in his own self-contained accommodation. |
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She is self-contained, but you can tell by looking at her face that she is tired. |
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The self-contained accommodation at garden level is accessed separately from the front garden. |
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There are also three adjoining annexes, one with six bedrooms, as well as a self-contained apartment and another two with three en-suite bedrooms apiece. |
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A Janus-faced entity who, looking inward, sees himself as a self-contained unique whole, looking outward as a dependent part. |
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O'Hara has divided the poem into four unrhymed quatrains, with each of first three consisting of one self-contained sentence. |
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The accommodation is competed by a self-contained unit adjacent to the dining room. |
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Similarly, multiculturalism teaches students to see all cultural outlooks as self-contained wholes. |
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They can do this because they believe they operate in self-contained worlds unto themselves. |
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The three episodes will be a self-contained arc ending at Prom Night and will serve as a prologue for the rest of the series. |
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The acting exists in a self-contained bubble of Phoenix yelling at Hoffman and Hoffman yelling at Phoenix, and more yelling. |
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Each of Baker's paragraphs also seem to exist in a self-contained platform. |
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Lucky for me I brought the full-faced respirator and self-contained breathing apparatus with me. |
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Most include putting on self-contained breathing apparatus, getting hoses into place and using them to hit targets with water. |
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The magnetic field of the linear motor is self-contained within the U-channel design. |
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Whichever style of plate graces your Seder, it is a self-contained story of the celebration. |
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He is very self-contained, and doesn't really like all that. |
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It comprises another double bedroom, kitchen, bathroom and a spacious reception room and could be used as a self-contained unit or integrated with the rest of the property. |
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Construction and development from this point right up to the 1960's has left a kind of villa colony, with various self-contained units erected across the rolling countryside. |
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However, because there is also a well equipped bathroom with both a bath and shower at this level, there is the possibility of using the property as two self-contained units. |
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When their doors are closed, the rooms, clad in dark cedar tongue-in-groove siding, blend into the trees and become self-contained units linked by a void of skylit corridors. |
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Biodynamic farmers have long believed that the farm should be a self-contained unit, where animals eat the crops and recycle the nutrients back to nourish the next crop. |
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Covering up to 5000 sq ft, each of the five-bedroom homes will have self-contained apartments over the triple garage, suitable as guest accommodation or as a home office. |
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And because the tractor unit is self-contained in a single unit, greater tractive effort can be applied to help move the unit through wet soils. |
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The cruise had a swimming pool, restaurants, gyms, a minigolf course, self-contained rooms, a spa and a sauna. |
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The second were generation ships, which had self-contained biospheres where the crew was not in stasis pods, but alive. |
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With the advent of the self-contained cartridge, repeating rifles, shotguns and handguns replaced single shots. |
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Then there is dowager Jodha Bai, stately, self-contained, but lording over her eyes which swell with more water than a cloudburst can contain. |
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Embryology then unfolds as the realization of an initially unformed but completely self-contained potential. |
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This accommodation is available under the Private Leasing Scheme and is a self-contained unfurnished property. |
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A bootable CD that provides a completely self-contained and fully functional desktop? |
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By the 1930s a sweet shop, cobbler, upholsterer and a tailor were all added, turning the hospital into a small self-contained village. |
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His delicate constructions are all entirely self-contained, giving an impression of great sonic diversity. |
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A self-contained nursery run as part of the Thorpe Edge Community Project, which manages the centre, will open in the new year. |
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Westfield Gardens, on the town's Glasgow Road, will form a small self-contained development of 26 detached villas. |
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She points out, though, that because the properties are all split-level, they are easy to convert into self-contained living spaces. |
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Just give the disappointing sequel a miss for fears of spoiling the excellence that lies within this self-contained laid-back comedic charmer. |
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Each of its three stories, self-contained but obliquely connected, presents a female character at a different, crucial stage in her life. |
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A monastery is a more or less self-contained settlement constructed to house a community of monks or canons. |
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There are self-contained cabins and chalets and a lodge with a shared kitchen and lounge with a log fire. |
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The 66 suites are self-contained and overlook the gardens and large swimming pool complete with jacuzzi, sun deck and wooden sala. |
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The master bedroom is equipped with a steel-fortified, video-monitor filled, self-contained sanctuary called a panic room. |
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Unlike a full-electric vehicle, the hybrid's battery is self-contained and recharges while tapping the brakes, thus requiring no plug-in. |
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There is also an integrated double garage for which there is planning permission for conversion into dual level self-contained accommodation. |
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The ancient Greek city-states were politically self-contained even though they were based on a common culture and religion. |
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Single forms are formally complete and tonally self-contained and are not divisible into smaller units. |
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The knight rode ahead of him calm and self-contained, but Kieran felt as though insects were crawling under the surface of his skin. |
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Mathematicians have long been taken with the concept of fractals, which posits that patterns are made up of smaller, self-contained patterns. |
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A self-contained extension to the rear previously served as a doctor's practice. |
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It is usually much less ambitious and is most frequently found in small self-contained panels set within veneers of walnut, olive, or ebony. |
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Formal precast fountains of all shapes, sizes and themes may be self-contained or installed in the center of a pond or pool. |
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Silence is essential here as a demarcator of phrases, allowing each one to hang in the air, etching its self-contained contour in time. |
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Attached to this cottage is a one-bed, self-contained apartment that can be used for extra rental income or as a granny flat. |
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Subject to planning permission, this could be converted into a self-contained granny flat, home gym or games room. |
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From here there is access to the extension, which is used as a self-contained granny flat and has its own front door. |
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All guest rooms feature a self-contained workstation, designed with business travellers in mind. |
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The original castle consisted of the main house, three self-contained apartments, garages, yacht workshop and stables, stretching over several acres. |
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Fred is a quiet, unassuming, self-contained scientist with a tremendous capacity for seeing a difficult practical problem through to its conclusion. |
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Armstrong is a good conductor and a self-contained man, myopic by design. |
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The track is self-contained and self-satisfied, like they've found a circus of their own. |
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Mendelssohn's melody forms a self-contained, cadentially closed unit, a little garden of its own. |
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Now, as you can see, this is a self-contained room, it's separate from all the others and it's got an air-lock here. |
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The self-contained facility has a positive-pressure HVAC system to prevent the ingress of airborne contaminants and cross-contamination from other operating lines. |
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Every enrolled man served in the line of battle and was self-contained. |
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The farmhouse is split into three fully self-contained and furnished apartments, and has access to a swimming pool, barbecue, deck chairs and sun umbrellas. |
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North American built the Hound Dog with a canard, a delta wing configuration, an underslung J52 engine, and a self-contained inertial autonavigational guidance system. |
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A lounge, function room, self-contained snooker room, office and a committee room doubling up as a television lounge are all on offer at the new club. |
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The proposed two-storey property would be substantial in size and would include a triple garage and a self-contained two-bedroom lodge at the front. |
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In addition to three reception rooms and four bedrooms, it boasts a self-contained granny flat, a two-story mews and extensive parking for six cars. |
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We created a self-contained house within the rectory, comprising mainly the attic, with steep stairs going through a couple of rooms in the lower floors. |
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In smaller gardens, consider self-contained fire pits or a chimenea. |
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This can be achieved by allowing access through existing ventilation slits, louvres and hoods to self-contained nesting areas kept separate from the rest of the interior. |
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Cordless vacuum cleaners, trimmers, drills and grass shears would not exist if not for the need for self-contained power tools used by Apollo astronauts on the Moon. |
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Acadian farms, dependent on dikes and the development of marshland, were self-contained and achieved high levels of production of cereals and apples, and then of livestock. |
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Currently used as four loose boxes, this building would be ideal for conversion into a self-contained granny flat, subject to planning permission. |
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On the Fringe, Aurora Nova, at St Stephens, is in its third season of hosting a wide-ranging, self-contained festival of international physical theatre and dance. |
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Instead, it just kind of blissfully floats around in its own self-contained environment, content to prettily fizzle out into an unceremonious anti-climax. |
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This conflict expresses itself physically through attempts to form a desireless, self-contained body. |
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The LRM, Library Resource Module, is a self-contained, standalone tape library. |
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The Ranger is a high-performance, self-contained multiband microsat terminal, featuring industry leading portability and rapid deployment. |
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Each bollard has self-contained hydraulic pumps and integrated battery backup. |
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Flobert designed a flanged cap to which was added a ball and later a conical bullet, making the first self-contained cartridge. |
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I shot a self-contained approach to arrestment with the morning sun illuminating the horizon behind me. |
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After M. de Kercadiou came M. de Vilmorin, very pale and self-contained, with tight lips and an overcast brow. |
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This book serves as a complete and self-contained introduction to the principles of Computational Fluid Dynamic analysis. |
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The haveli was a world within a world, self-contained and totally hidden from the view of the casual passer-by. |
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Her figures, mostly heads, are composed of rounded, simplified forms presented with self-contained frontality. |
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It invites seekers into meditative wandering within a self-contained and compact space. |
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Snake-arm robots are self-contained portable devices and extensions to existing systems. |
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It also had to be scalable, growing as Wynyard Park grows, as well as self-contained and updatable. |
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The SS-8 functions equally well as a self-contained turning cell or as part of a chucker line. |
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A self-contained introductory chapter on mathematical foundations covers matrices and systems of linear equations through exchange-overlap densities and the chemical bond. |
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Michael Heller's is about noncommutative geometry as a recent example of why theories, whether mathematical or physical, of a self-contained universe never satisfy. |
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It had self-contained characters, ministories and a laugh line at the end. |
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Wherever a reader falls on the spectrum from self-contained atheism to aggressive antitheism, there is food for thought in Calling Bernadette's Bluff. |
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