Many would probably prefer to be only a short walk from the office in the morning and a drunken stagger back from the bars at night. |
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We stagger round with the Platonic idea that we can love only one other person. |
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A consequence of this stagger on the x-ray diffraction pattern would be a marked enhancement of the 1.1 and 2.2 reflections. |
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I kept expecting someone to make up the stagger on me, and pull alongside, but it never happened. |
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I felt surprisingly smooth and relaxed as I rounded the first turn and found myself making up the stagger on the runners on my outside. |
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In the Atrium there is a huge glass window overlooking the Arcade where you can sit and watch the world and his wife stagger by. |
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He also welcomed plans to stagger parking bays along the one-way road to create chicanes to slow vehicles. |
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Porters stagger towards the First Class under a mountain of smart packing cases and trunks. |
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Young people, many of them still at school stagger out of the pub, intoxicated, paralytic from drinking too much alcohol. |
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Also, try and stagger the toenails on each side of the board, rather than placing all of them on one side. |
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City pubs are often now full of roaring fools, building up enough Dutch courage to stagger into the nearest fleshpot. |
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So, why is it not possible to stagger half term and summer breaks for maybe a week by county? |
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On returning a drunken someone would make it back to the door, fling it open and stagger through it, forgetting to shut it at all. |
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Flag yourself after a few cosmopolitans and carefully stagger your way home. |
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I lurch out of the door, point myself unsteadily in the direction of my student house, and stagger through the empty streets. |
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Not everybody wants to go out, get legless and stagger into a nightclub because there's nowhere else to get a drink after midnight. |
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Democracies sometimes stagger into problems whose solution stretches and even breaks the normal rules of democratic legitimacy. |
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In design terms it's a dog's breakfast, a grey, smudgy mess that seems to stagger off ancient presses each week. |
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For instance, a light hit might glance off an opponent's armor, while a stronger or critical hit will stagger your enemy. |
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The round caused him to stagger back slightly, but the wound simply healed and the bullet was pushed out. |
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I stagger down the street for a while before my lax limbs become used to working again. |
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And most importantly, letting the treaty stagger on along a Via Dolorosa of months of rejection is dangerous. |
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This will help to stagger the cars but also allow you to have a better parking spot, and in turn more time to tailgate. |
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We would stagger down from the Rue Oberkampf and collapse on the lawns of the Place des Vosges, letting the buttery pastry melt into our veins. |
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They fall into taxis or stagger happily on down to the Nitelink bus and sing all the way home. |
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Once the curtain falls, you'll stagger outside feeling unbalanced, wondering what just happened and what it all means. |
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When he was lowered to the ground, his box was tipped on its side to enable an emotional Blaine to stagger out wrapped in a rug. |
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The nightclub Broadway is also right next door, so you will not have far to stagger after an evening out on the town. |
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Consumption of Merlot continues to stagger producers who struggle to cope with demand. |
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A succession of weak Prime Ministers and lack-lustre governments saw the country stagger from bad to worse. |
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Fortunately, the Government had agreed to allow country folk to stagger such payments until things recovered. |
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Also, stagger hours so that fewer people are in a building at the same time. |
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They should also listen to the car radio for the latest travel information and stagger journeys to avoid the busiest travel times. |
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Also, on hearing of the crush at the cattle camps, the Collector, B. Rajashekar, moved to stagger the fodder hours. |
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Begin planting as early as possible and stagger plantings every two weeks for a long season of blooms through September. |
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Wilson is determined to stun and stagger us with the knowledge of how little we know, how much we have only just begun to discover. |
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These concepts may continue to stagger the imagination, but they no longer defy it. |
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Since I've moved house, my local is now the Drayton Court, just a short stagger from BNI Towers. |
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This really gives you one heck of an image and you can really strut around town with a stagger in your step. |
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Our daily parade down the Croisette has turned from a saunter to a stagger. |
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Robby walked out onto his lawn with just a trace of a stagger and jumped into his brilliantly, subtle performance. |
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Though pie-eyed, she managed to stagger through, but swore she would never again drink before a performance. |
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It had felt like hours before the boy could hear the gears whining to a stop, and then the floor gave another stagger and went still. |
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A trailer loaded with canoes sits behind the Red Cross building, waiting to be deployed, and glassy-eyed relief workers stagger onto our hotel's elevators, ready to collapse. |
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The airport's runways currently stagger their take-off and landings, and switch them around during the day to allow residents some relief from noise. |
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His cheeks bright red, his chin wet with spittle, the Helot would weave and stagger and totter until he passed out in the dirt. |
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Unless we stagger the hours of medical service provision, all those people will end up in the emergency room. |
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If News Corp. really distrusted a former staffer, it might stagger her severance payments, says Estreicher. |
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And a mouse is miracle enough to stagger sextillions of infidels. |
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Just stagger to the handy vomitorium and come back with appetite restored. |
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Global markets continue to stagger from one perceived crisis to the next. |
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Perhaps some feline bureaucrat has concluded that the best answer is to let the proposal stagger on and collapse, hoping to kill it with kindness? |
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The sheer breadth of these studies can stagger the imagination, ranging across continents for specific forces of ecological and historical change. |
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She took off again, this time at more of a stagger than a run. |
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There was a stagger rather than a swagger about Johnson in recent years. |
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Our foursome took a corner of the huge table of guests at a Korean restaurant on the Holloway Road, just a stagger from Highbury and Islington Station. |
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Next it was a stagger up Digbeth High Street to the Royal George. |
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Collagen fibrils are well known to be assemblies of parallel collagen molecules arranged with a longitudinal stagger according to the Hodge-Petruska scheme. |
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Then, when they're awake they stagger around all dopey with heavy eyes. |
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The paucity of these qualities in the present Republic would stagger them. |
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They'll gasp, stagger back, clutch their chests, and pinwheel their arms for balance, all the while looking around for someone to confirm their indignation. |
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This is why we should greet with interest the news that schools could be allowed to stagger their lesson times to ease the traffic chaos caused by the school run. |
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And there she remained, moaning quietly, until late the following morning when her dozy brood managed to stagger out of bed to ask what was for breakfast. |
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As if in a dream, with one foot heavy and one light, you stagger about in broad daylight through the noisy crowd while fresh and old memories weave together. |
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When creating timelines for your project, you may want to stagger 'big' work years with slow-paced years. |
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For a long time, British film has seemed to stagger from doom to reprieve to doom to reprieve. |
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Naturally, that meant I would also need to don the slurred speech, the stagger and the concealed vodka bottle. |
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I'm washed up onstage and, in a blind stagger, I hug Vincent and then Holman. |
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For example, data for permissible contact wire wear and permissible stagger tolerance shall be provided. |
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It is recommended that you stagger the years your investments mature to protect yourself from interest rate-related risk. |
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The Commission des normes du travail may also authorize employers to stagger their work hours on a basis other than weekly. |
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It would therefore be legitimate to stagger over time the implementation of the regulation in order to allow the necessary adjustments. |
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The cost and disruption that would attend the relaying of the city's system with two new systems stagger the imagination. |
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Each office was to deliver 1,000 forms, at a rate which would stagger the sampling over the entire survey period. |
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We use early, semi-early, late and semi-late varieties in order to stagger production as evenly as possible. |
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There is a stagger in favour of the surrey stake boat at the start. |
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Definitely flagging now, Penny and I stagger on to the Park Hyatt Hotel where we have promised ourselves a glass or two of wine to celebrate our mammoth and epic journey. |
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There was a healthy crowd who stayed to watch the event which was put on partly to stagger the crush of racegoers leaving the course after the last race. |
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Cameron said he would not accept a compromise formula produced in Brussels that would stagger UK repayments beyond the initial deadline of 1 December. |
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It is considered good practice to stagger joints in supporting structures. |
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Rooftops stagger the skysill. Clouds coast from nowhere to Nowhere as row upon row below Planetrees shuttle the moted Air. |
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On his way to school, Mr. Hersi was waiting for the subway when he witnessed the visually impaired victim stagger toward the edge of the platform and tumble onto the tracks. |
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Watching fellow competitors stagger around camp like zombies in the mornings – tired, sore and nursing crocked knees, blistered feet or chafing in unmentionable places – was comic at times. |
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Mrs Adcock will invariably force you to take two, leaving you to stagger into the owlful night. |
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No success rendered him overweening and no disaster was ever known to stagger his firmness. |
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The 500 series of trades are a good example of this, where there's a stagger of almost 10 years between the privates and the corporals who are in now. |
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A short stagger away there's a great pub called the White Eagle. |
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Jug bitten was all you were. You had enough blue ruin to make any man stagger. |
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Worse than that, too, during Rag Week when the drink flowed quickly and the privy seemes too far to stagger. |
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Grants to the house of Russell were so enormous, as not only to outrage economy, but even to stagger credibility. |
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This means air traffic using older aircraft, which are going to stagger on for another few years, if they are allowed to, with few controls on how they operate. |
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In horizontal installations, stagger joints a minimum of one stud space. |
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By spreading the load, the new method makes it possible to stagger the cost and operate with a steady workforce and budget, while the smaller scale makes for better organization and more manageable operations. |
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Winnipeg barley futures continue to stagger at fresh contract lows. |
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We will stagger the run so the faster runners can go first, then the joggers. |
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The work will stagger over a five month period. |
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Guidance on Implementation: Municipalities can stagger the implementation to two years starting with the highest potential sector to ensure the municipality can properly support, implement and enforce the project. |
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The solution is to stagger the period in which the units are turned on. |
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The campaign will now stagger through the February doldrums. |
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The overhang pattern forms a harmonic series and shows that with five blocks you can stagger more than one block length. |
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Dancers stand tall, then stagger and sink. |
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If you use two groups to stagger the start, use some fun names of things they like for the groups: waffles and syrup, cheerios and alphabets, milk and cookies, crackers and peanut butter, etc. |
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Two or three shots, made at them by a couple of drakes, made them stagger. |
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As European leaders stagger into yet another round of crisis summitry, this potential superpower is widely viewed as the sick man of the developed world. |
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We will stagger the starting positions for the race on the oval track. |
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When laying the hardboard sheets, stagger the joints with the floorboards' and fix with panel pins about every 10cm around the edge and every 15cm in the middle. |
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Afy slowly gathered in the sense of the words. She gasped twice, as if her breath had gone, and then, with a stagger and a shiver, fell heavily to the ground. |
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I throw some extra slur into the words, and act like I'm just managing not to stagger. |
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Are their provisions for the protection of members, a safety net of sorts, should the investment bank stagger, or worse, collapse? |
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A miner puts his head down and runs, with a long swinging stride, through places where I can only stagger. |
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