That busy line must be a cruel and tantalising reminder of lost freedom for the inmates of the upstate New York penitentiary. |
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One of life's tantalising questions is whether the biggest divvies among us have ever had any idea how awful they are? |
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More tantalising, there was lamb's liver and onion or Italian-style meat balls. |
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Even the air was electric, edged with the tantalising tang of uncertainty, of the unexpected. |
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Even if you knew some delicious, salacious gossip, some tantalising indiscretion, to let it slip would feel like treason. |
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Ryan's moments of full body movement were fleeting and two short routines were tantalising in their restraint. |
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The tantalising pomme Anna consisted of Charlotte potatoes sliced, layered and caramelised with rosemary butter. |
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Despite the dust storm, it landed on the surface and for a few tantalising moments started transmitting the first view from the Martian surface. |
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The meanings shuffle across many levels, some streaking away beyond vision, leaving tantalising traces of ominousness. |
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Swashbuckling forward play which illuminated the gloomy wasteland of the National League has been rationed to tantalising glimpses. |
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Rabinyan presents us with a world in which Persian odalisques lie wistfully, like tantalising fruit, where a certain lyricism pervades the air. |
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While his Shylock is somewhat broad for the small screen, it provides a tantalising glimpse of how it might have come across in the theatre. |
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There is also the tantalising prospect of stuffed potato skins, filled with a stuffing of your choice. |
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Within its pages lie some truly undiscovered gems and some tantalising clues towards finding your own piece of angling paradise. |
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He means that death repeals the whole implied adventure of being missing, and a certain tantalising ambiguity enters the picture. |
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A tantalising childhood image was of nomad tinkers who came trailing families and children, and disappeared as suddenly beyond the horizon. |
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They are the detestation of the Trout bottom-angler, constantly nibbling away his bait, and tantalising him with vain hopes of a bite. |
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Her tantalising lines are delivered with as many vocal gymnastics as Jeff Buckley but she never sounds mannered or over the top. |
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The Daily Mirror has a Wicked Whispers section, where tantalising titbits of news are disseminated in teasers. |
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On site was a huge amount of tantalising and succulent primed meat and the barbecued food was also tasty. |
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The butter taste was rich and tantalising, while the smoothness of the fresh cream and yoghurt mix was offset by a kick of almond and sultana. |
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The prospect is tantalising, but first it's time to get down to brass tacks. |
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If this is the reason for children to await rainy season, the youngsters have their plans chalked out to counter the tantalising chill in the air. |
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I hear my first corncrake in a patch of irises by a roadside croft and spend a tantalising and unsuccessful half-hour trying to get a glimpse of it. |
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We're given a tantalising glimpse of Molnar's view on causality. |
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The tantalising luncheon menu featured a starter of lemon infused monkfish brochette with a bell pepper emulsion followed by a consomme of chicken raviolis. |
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On hot days she would rise to the surface, glowing and tantalising, with a lily-leaf shading her like a parasol. |
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Free from the shackles of relegation, there was the tantalising prospect of uncaged tigers released to feast and relieve their frustration on the home side. |
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And in recent days Mr Draghi has dropped tantalising hints that he is prepared to use it. |
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Look into the tantalising prospect of going into business with us and opening your own Leonidas store as a Partner. |
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Accessible and highly entertaining, the evening is a tantalising mix of fine food and magnificent music. |
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Every single constructor regularly presents one, more or less tantalising, practical or successful. |
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Germany's historic buildings provide tangible evidence of a colourful past and a tantalising glimpse of the magnificence of courtly life. |
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The Real Food Festival has launched a new regular weekly fixture at Borough Market, providing a tantalising taste of the main event. |
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Whether you want incredible colours, tantalising textures or lips that taste sensational, we can help to make more of your most kissable asset. |
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However, those matches involving the odd incisive break at breathtaking speed, where the ball invariably ends up in the back of the net, are something of a tantalising tease. |
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Then again, the gluttony factor is probably less to do with location than their all-new menu, stuffed to the margins with tantalising Italian scran. |
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Alas, no predictable film noir classics with Bette Davis nor a camp singalong to The Sound of Music, but you'd be hard pushed not to find something tantalising in Glasgay! |
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Instead, I embarked on a vinous calling to seek out and taste the great wines of Burgundy and the sublime but tantalising magic of the Pinot Noir grape. |
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Around 60 projects in the disciplines of world music, jazz, theatre, performance, literature, film and visual arts provide tantalising insights into the adventurous cultural scene in present-day China. |
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The group of rorqual whales is passing by, offering tantalising glimpses amid the foam-decked waves. |
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The hero of the hour, though, is not allowing himself to be distracted by the tantalising prospect of a date with the mighty Brazil in last eight. |
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The opportunities for accelerated social development presented by such resources are tantalising, while the risks of distortion and misappropriation are correspondingly immense. |
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Within minutes she rustled up a juicy dish of pumpkin noodles smothered in a tangily tantalising tomato sauce. |
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The competition has been living up to expectations ever since, as the continent's most exciting young players offer a tantalising glimpse into what the future of European football might hold. |
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For the 700,000 visitors expected this year, the 79th edition of the Geneva International Motor Show, from March 5-15, 2009, will bring together a tantalising mixture from the world of motor sports. |
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But the impression of doing so remains tantalising. |
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But it wasn't only the evocative toponyms or the menace of the place that I found fascinating, it was the sense that the landscape of Morecambe Bay seemed so rich with stories, all of them held at a tantalising distance. |
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This is a pity, since our Country has an infinite range of tastes, and shapes that are capable of going along with the palate, satisfying the appetite and tantalising the creativity in the kitchen, and even diets. |
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Old-fashioned sweet shop WooHoo Candy has been tantalising tastebuds since it opened three years ago. |
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In what promises to be a tantalising clash, 2007 U-17 runners-up Spain will go head-to-head with the USA, the only nation to have qualified for every FIFA U-17 world finals. |
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With its diversified landscape at the coast as well as upcountry, an extraordinarily mild climate during the whole year and a nature-friendly infrastructure, this place provides its visitors tantalising holiday offers. |
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Just opposite the legendary beaches of Copacabana and Ipanema, all his passion and imagination go to tantalising the taste-buds of the city, and Rio is just lapping it up! |
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With over 40 tantalising recipes, including vegetarian options, you'll be amazed how many tastes there are for Scotch eggs. |
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The FIFA Confederations Cup South Africa 2009 should provide a tantalising appetiser ahead of world football's main course: the 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa? |
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And cut-scenes, featuring an array of hangers-on such as agents and endorsement reps, offer a tantalising glimpse into the life of a fledgeling superstar. |
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Kozak was at this stage a highly sought-after performer, so much so that Slovan Bratislava wrested him away from their rivals with the tantalising promise of making him their principal playmaker. |
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The fact that two of the planet's biggest artists were parachuted in to relaunch Jessie's career with this brassy shout-off provides a tantalising glimpse into record label confidence in Jessie J's solo appeal. |
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The Delhi 6 Food Festival features a tantalising menu taken straight from the streets of Old Delhi and will continue until Friday. |
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Tangy tomatoes are combined with cumin, coriander and creme fraiche making a tantalising concoction. |
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The boisterous twosome thunder out a vibrant mix of infectious rhythms, vocal trills and tantalising wordplay, providing a real musical tonic for the troops! |
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The trip to the top in the glass lift is thus already an experience with tantalising views, for example, the breathtaking fire escape, whose railing winds dramatically around the lift. |
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When, after a few months, this problem had been solved and the prototype had been tabled, the tantalising question was posed as to whether the result would stand up to hard everyday practice. |
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It combines real-time information from the Internet with ads stored on a CD-Rom, so that customers can be regaled with tantalising images far too complex to be sent down a normal Internet connection. |
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But the goalkeeper believes the Rebels can hang tough until the final day of the season to set up a tantalising title decider at Oriel Park. |
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As for Longo herself, this potentially record-breaking year seems likely to be her last in New Zealand for the foreseeable future, with the tantalising prospect of a career in the US or Sweden already beckoning. |
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Easy meat before the tantalising teasers of kangaroo intestines. |
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Some of the chicest fashion houses are bringing out tantalising new fragrances, plus a number of pop starlets have come up with surprisingly sophisticated scents. |
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