If he was awake and saw me he would spring up, bow low and kiss my hand, enquiring politely after Bulent Bey Efendi and myself. |
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The fix includes snipping underneath the skin to sever the connective tissue, causing the scar to spring up. |
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Democrats will need some truly Shadowy groups, brand new 527s that spring up, launch ads and push polls in key states, and then fade away. |
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If conventional arrangements and patterns are made more scarce, other arrangements and patterns will spring up. |
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Ronnie felt a flare of anger spring up and he clenched his hands into fists, shooting a glare at Jessica. |
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They say money doesn't grow on trees, but it does spring up from jelly bean soil in these graduation party centerpieces. |
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Great law firms or design companies don't spring up overnight, like rock supergroups that decide to get together one weekend. |
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Like urban garages, car parts shops and so on, such places tend to spring up spontaneously like weeds in wastelands and interstices of cities. |
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Indeed, cliques and cabals spring up and create their own behavioral benchmarks, codes of conduct simultaneously acting inclusive and exclusive. |
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Catch the ball, drop into a squat, then spring up, tossing your partner the ball. |
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Other investigators argue that only in cases where more than two languages are in contact do true pidgins spring up. |
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During the trading year, random events could spring up to challenge your ability to manage the business through such unforeseen situations. |
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We didn't know whether the soil would simply blow away, or if a truly bio-diverse culture could spring up so high above ground. |
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We can define a bubble as activities that spring up on the back of loose monetary policy of the central bank. |
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Around the 1900s, tea shops began to spring up, one of the few places where a lady could go unchaperoned without raising eyebrows. |
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In the eastern forest region, if the grass be left to itself, small trees soon spring up in its midst. |
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Jokes spring up where you would most and least expect them-in a frat house bedroom during a blowout party, or at an octogenarian's funeral. |
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Gale-force winds spring up with little warning, whipping the surface of the lakes into a frenzy of white-capped waves. |
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Shrill and soft old Autumnal winds blow and we are tucked below the shallow soil where seeds spring up and wither quickly flirting madly. |
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Numerous examples show that cool art scenes spring up out of economically depressed areas. |
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Microbusinesses could even spring up in the rapidly growing business-to-business auction market. |
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Dalhousie was able to use his land for the canal and for the community that would spring up on either side. |
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There will be a dramatic expansion of the premises as new log cabins and sheds, summer houses and pergolas spring up in the grounds as demonstration products. |
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Last year more than 1.3 million spectators watched the event, providing a crackling atmosphere as impromptu roadside fiestas spring up alongside the special stages. |
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Gables, by the way, are actual extensions of the roof line and are not to be confused with dormer windows, which can spring up in the middle of a section of roof. |
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We bounced up to 10 feet in the air, catching a glimpse of the mountain peaks and landing on a cushy inflated mattress to spring up in the air again. |
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The ball rebounds a good ten yards away from the keeper, but he does well to spring up and smother before Kerzhakov can have a whack at goal. |
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Close down one website and another – similarly unmoderated – will soon spring up in its place. |
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I longed for Pamela and Clarissa to spring up and dash off protesting letters. |
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It is a natural spring up, and thereafter with the help of the variegated colours there are precipitations. |
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In May, the House roundly rejected two major voucher bills, but as new proposals spring up, advocates on both sides continue to lobby around the issue. |
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That delay allowed time for the public to become wary of the vaccine's safety and for myths and conspiracy theories to spring up. |
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They do not spring up from the ground fully formed at the stroke of a bureaucrat's pen. |
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Starting in the mid-19th century, factories spring up all over the city, and especially along the Lachine Canal. |
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A web site closed down in Canada can spring up the next day in another country. |
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Regarding this new FPA, if the Community does not act, then private agreements will spring up which would not guarantee sustainable fisheries. |
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A new port is carved out of the harbour, office towers spring up, factories expand and thousands of new houses are built. |
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Conflicts then spring up between the consequences of this objective of integration and local legal and regulatory frameworks. |
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In economies that are constantly changing, firms are born and die, and industrial areas spring up. |
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Because of the Internet and its reach, such messages spring up every year and can be spread very rapidly. |
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When seeds have fallen in this kind of a place, they spring up, but they will soon be scorched by the sunshine because the soil is shallow. |
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New investment houses began to spring up, combining the issuing of new stock with retail brokerage. |
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And so for every particular group or faction of terrorists that is neutralized, another one may readily spring up. |
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Another consequence, which makes us worry, is that sects spring up along the way, eager to welcome persons in distress. |
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The descent to Corban allows me to experience landscapes that spring up amid unspoilt and wild nature, far from stress and pollution. |
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Schools, shuls, mikvas and community centers began to spring up. |
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Beginning in the Meiji period, mushiya, or shops that sold singing insects, fireflies, and jewel beetles as well as cages and trapping devices, began to spring up. |
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You can transplant in the spring up until the plants leaf out. |
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Lagos has an unplanned-ness to it, houses spring up everywhere like weeds, roads and streets interweave. |
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Fall planted garlic and shallots will develop strong root systems in the fall, spend the winter underground, and then spring up at the earliest signs of the arrival of spring. |
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Large commercial developments are starting to spring up in the town. |
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All the crops they require spring up unsown and untilled, wheat and barley and vines with generous clusters that swell with the rain to yield wine. |
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By the end of the 1980s books on the crop circle phenomenon had begun to spring up as well, and soon circles-mystery enthusiasts were being dubbed cereologists. |
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These restaurants started to spring up during the 1960s, as Hong Kongese incomes began to rise and locals became interested in Western-style food. |
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Pioneer farming settlements began to spring up, canals were constructed, and the controversial building of roads and railways led to the famous clashes with Native Americans. |
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Improvised restaurants and tea stalls spring up in the evening. |
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He is here on earth so that life may spring up in us. |
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There is no indication that minarets are about to spring up like mushrooms in your country, and if that were the case some simple town planning regulations would suffice to settle the matter. |
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Please remember that a negative assessment by Parliament on the final conclusions of the IGC would certainly scupper referendum campaigns wherever they spring up. |
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Unfortunately, crime does not just spring up out of nowhere. |
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After the start of the civil war, various new telecommunications companies began to spring up and compete to provide missing infrastructure. |
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In the 21st century the Internet and social media helped new eisteddfodau to spring up. |
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Shelters spring up in a completely chaotic way. |
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Electronic bazaars would spring up instantly. |
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Most political commentator were first taken by idiotism and had no exact comment about its overnight spring up. |
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Yet such loyalties spring up, like the shoots of March. |
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Otherwise, a rotavator will simply chop up running roots which will then spread, encouraging weeds to spring up all over the place. |
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God, Who makes Life spring up in every heart, is coming to tell this slumbering People that if they have paralysed the Life that is in them, they will soon find themselves in a blind alley, with no way out. |
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The construction's current forceful impact will surely be mitigated by the buildings that will spring up around it, with which the center's volume will institute a dialogue whose terms are as of yet unknown. |
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We would only dare call the snake pit of unaccountable monopolies which find it easy to spring up, spread and act with impunity in cyberspace safe harbours' euphemistically. |
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Lechwes enter water to feed on aquatic grasses, an abundant resource underutilized by most other herbivores, and graze the grasses that spring up as floodwaters recede. |
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Under the shelter of this huge project small structures began to spring up that would shortly form a population centre, whose inhabitants devoted themselves to fishing. |
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The basis of every being is existence pure, and with that existence as basis there is the spring up of awareness, and that awareness details into different qualities. |
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They spring up everywhere, causing us to rototill, hoe, stoop down to pull them up, and it's a lot of work. |
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Cooperatives are different from all other enterprises because they spring up and are established more on the basis of values than on the basis of resources. |
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The same spiritual stream always ready to spring up. |
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At the moment, they mainly play social games but they hope to enter into competition next season as more and more clubs spring up among us Pommies. |
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And there was a big-bellied jar in which the Queen's Henchman used to hide, and spring up at her, and frighten her, when she was but a teensy-weensy Princess like you. |
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Southeasterly damp winds spring up between July and October. |
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