| The two-hour show tells the story of Irish dance through the ages with live musicians, singers and dancers. |
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| Bowling newspaper publisher Dan McDonough, also a Boy Scout official, tells about the two scouts who went bowling for the first time. |
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| He tells me this while sipping a Coke in a small downtown Lewiston luncheonette on a wintry afternoon. |
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| Much of what Orme tells us is familiar, though he brings the fruits of very wide reading to enrich the discourse. |
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| Dilsey tells her such talk is ridiculous, but Mrs. Compson enjoys complaining, so continues with her laments. |
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| Although intricate in their themes, each picture tells a thousand different stories while remaining beautifully simple. |
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| Paul Revere tells Johnny to tell Robert Newman, the sexton at Christ's Church, to hang two lanterns. |
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| Rachel tells her Alabaman prom date the truth about herself and his reaction makes the scales fall from her eyes. |
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| He tells that story, without abashment, with pride almost, but then being who he is he can get away with it. |
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| This is what tells us that the Universe probably does have a finite age, it probably is not eternal and ageless as Einstein wanted to believe. |
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| His use of the stage and his movement through the audience shows us how Sparrow tells a story. |
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| Although her children are relieved when she wakes up, the doctor tells them that any sudden shock could provoke another heart attack. |
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| A head gas cutter tells of the time he made a mistake on the job and cut the metal rafter he was sitting on. |
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| To illustrate, she tells the story of the night watchman given to practical jokes. |
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| That tells us that the construction is an interrogative complement clause in each case. |
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| Then he tells me that he is racked by self-doubt and is never satisfied with the interviews he has conducted. |
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| The eighth of 16 children, he tells the story of how, as a child, he worked shining shoes on the street. |
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| It's a small, nondescript, red-brick building on a short street downtown, but the stone crest above the door tells most of the story. |
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| And the importance of history is first of all it tells you the way the world was. |
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| They way he tells it you'd think we were all of us permanently roaming about the land in sackcloth and ashes, wailing and mithering. |
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| She tells me they're giving an award to the senator because he stands athwart conventional wisdom on many issues. |
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| The green part of the book tells us what mainsprings can be used of different calibers by different watches. |
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| It tells the story of Ellie, Gerald and Dan, three street punks fresh from reform school, who are desperate and need money. |
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| A planner that tells you when and where you're supposed to be, usually a whiteboard with jottings left over from six weeks before. |
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| Although something tells me that there's probably a market for it amongst the shop's more hair-shirted customer base. |
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| It simply tells the tale of one man who made his feelings very publicly known on the intentions and desires of his own life, such as it was. |
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| It tells the story of a Latin American who came to the United States during the Vietnam War. |
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| In the final chapter, Kiely tells us about his adventures as a master of one of Harvard's residential houses. |
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| If the Justice Department tells the press we don't have anything on him, why do they keep telling the press that he's a person of interest? |
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| He tells all the special children that he will visit them on Christmas Eve and gives them special pieces of hay for his reindeers. |
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| There are a lot of clues pointing you in the right direction, but nobody just tells you where it's at. |
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| My read of the story tells me that this man is easily offended and a persistent complainer. |
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| Patient B tells his acupuncturist that the low back pain is worse first thing in the morning and much better when walking and moving around. |
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| The story of Adam and Eve tells of the imperfections and temptability of man. |
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| This man tells us he was blinded after a bombing raid by Sudanese aircraft. |
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| In the parlour your claret was made free with, as Stephen tells me he opened 34 bottles. |
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| In jest, he tells Jake he shouldn't talk about his injury, making it a mystery like Henry's bicycle. |
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| Then he tells her of his wild tales of the savage barbarian Conan, and she sees the fire in his eyes. |
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| The bare observation of the total eclipse tells you that on that date the Sun, Moon, and Athens were aligned. |
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| Oh, and checking out of a cheap hotel is not much fun when the receptionist tells you that your girlfriend's husband called. |
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| Predictably enough the game follows the same storyline as the movie and tells of Potter's fourth year at the school of witchcraft and wizardry. |
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| In the game nobody watches you and holds your hand and tells you what is what. |
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| It shows that a fund's past track record tells us nothing about its future performance. |
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| The Descent tells the story of six women, adrenaline junkies all, on a thrill seeking trip spelunking in the Appalachians. |
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| World Weddings tells five personal stories of nuptials in extreme, hazardous or divisive situations around the world. |
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| Earlier masons, he tells us, produced simple tracery in round windows by piercing stone discs. |
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| His distant kinsman, Mr Enfield, tells him a story of a mysterious Mr Hyde. |
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| Feste tells a fool's tale about those who'd want to tax owners of more than one car. |
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| The new movie, Love, Honour and Obey, which tells the story of a postman who falls in with criminals, is premiered in London. |
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| Bill Quick is the guy who tells Winer that the group should shoot the murdering creature down before it kills them all. |
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| It tells of a young actress's attempts to emulate her mother's glittering career on the London stage just before the Second World War. |
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| Your response counts, because it tells them, and the BBC how the land lies. |
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| When an electron and a hole interact in a polymer, quantum mechanics tells us that their spins can combine in four different ways. |
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| He tells me about a dinner he held last month for the latest graduate trainees at Cadbury. |
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| She tells Harriet that when he marries, she won't be able to see Mr. Martin because his wife will likely be too low-class. |
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| She turns to a mysterious woman named Mary who tells exotic tales and teaches Tessa to read. |
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| Smith ain't the answer, and anyone who tells you he is is either hopelessly delusional or a spin doctor in disguise. |
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| His lovely book tells the tale of Brother Antoine, a young Canadian who enters a Trappist monastery in the 1970s to the dismay of his family. |
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| She tiptoes through the garden and tells you how to use watercress as a hair conditioner for oily hair. |
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| The clerk shuffles through a pile of documents, tells him not to worry, he does have an appointment, and to go back to where he came from. |
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| The Yahwist tells us that from the beginning of time, God intended marriage to be a covenant of oneness, a unity of heart, mind, and body. |
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| In this significant book, Jan Rocha tells the story of the brutal massacre of Yanomami Indians in the Amazon rainforest by Brazilian garimpeiros. |
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| The film tells of the children's escape and how they follow the rabbit-proof fence across a blistering desert. |
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| It tells us to stop buying rounds but offers little practical advice on how to dodge them. |
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| He was good at his job, he tells us, and relished the godlike power he felt when he saved someone's life. |
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| As Jane Austen tells it, it is a conflict of battleaxe versus rapier with the old battleaxe comprehensively vanquished. |
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| Animation, a by-necessity wasteless industry, typically tells its story as spartanly as possible due to budgetary constraints. |
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| At the end of the meal he rings a cowbell to get attention, then tells the story of the island. |
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| Back in the car he tells me she's a prostitute and that was her john and she's using her pad for tricks. |
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| The pituitary, in turn, tells the fetal adrenal gland to secrete more cortisol. |
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| Then a numpty, walkie-talkie jobsworth in a parka sidles up and tells me to shove off. |
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| That they were surprised by the voters, and have no Plan B, tells us just how out of touch with the grass roots the elite is. |
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| The tablet's inscription tells the story of Zhu Yuanzhang, the first emperor of the Ming Dynasty. |
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| You may occasionally be accosted in a public place by an attaccabottoni, a doleful bore who buttonholes people and tells sad, pointless tales. |
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| Jeff tells us he understands why fans want Stiles and Derek together, saying he realized he's a shipper himself. |
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| The way his mother tells it, Allen was a scrawny kid who the high school football players used to carry to class on their shoulders. |
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| In contrast, Lakoff tells us, progressives are modeled as the nurturant parent. |
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| Bessie tells Jane that she fell sick and was crying, and that was why the doctor was called. |
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| She of course has no memory whatsoever of the entire incident, and tells him to rack off. |
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| The play tells the story of his life amidst the turbulent times of the Penal Laws, and the narrative is threaded with her music. |
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| He tells them that if the basin is a helmet, then the saddlebag must be a fancy harness. |
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| He tells her to hold out her hand, and he hits it several times, then makes her stand in front of the class until recess. |
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| A quartz watch powered by a battery is constantly powered and tells accurate time all the time and do not need time adjustment. |
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| Brad tells a similar story about the contract sales manager at the lumberyard he got most of his wood from. |
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| This tells us that aepyornis was definitely not a distance runner like the slender-legged ostrich. |
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| She also tells the astonished projectionist that they have reincarnated together many times throughout the centuries in different roles. |
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| A woman patron tells me that electrical outlets are so shockingly few as to make your hair stand on end. |
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| She tells him that it is in her evening bag, which was thrown into the bushes. |
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| The colour-coded chart in his office tells the same story in a different way. |
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| My brother tells me that during the hanami season, the sakura blossoms fall down like snow along this street. |
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| Afterwards, Henry tells the wise guys at the cabstand that he has to quit his job. |
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| The manager rudely tells him that it was a sham marriage and that his wife wants him to get lost so she can annul it. |
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| For example, it apparently tells you not to end sentences with prepositions. |
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| One keeper tells me this kennel of dogs has been bred from the best working black dogs for years. |
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| The wife tells me in a quiet voice that they went into the room with another woman to have a threesome. |
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| You have an advance man who attends every dinner who comes and tells you if there are any problems. |
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| She tells me she is just back from the hairdresser and the coiffure will revert to ragged ringlets as soon as it hits rain. |
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| My mom tells me that an angel is always watching over me and helping me to get over the bar. |
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| Anne tells Kitty that she is worried about Daddy, who has a fever and a rash, which looks like measles. |
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| Up front the forwards made no impression and the fact that they failed to score tells its own story. |
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| Yeelen, based on an actual myth, tells the story of a young man of the Bambara tribe in 13th century Mali. |
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| Abuela Celia presents herself in the form of a narrative, represented as she is in the stories she tells about her life. |
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| God tells Jacob, the man of so many wanderings, that he has to make one more journey. |
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| Legend tells it that it was dragons that first taught humans and elves how to use magic. |
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| History tells us that whenever the State has failed to perform this role, the roles are reversed. |
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| The movie tells a number of different stories, most of which connect tangentially. |
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| He tells her that he almost hopes something bad would happen to her so that he could save her at any cost. |
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| Talking about bears leads him to tell an amazing bear story, which becomes our film with Harris narrating as he tells the story. |
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| He tells me about a 22-year-old he knows who has almost no literacy or numeracy and few social skills. |
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| Well, if the universe is flat, this tells us something about the total amount of mass and energy in it. |
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| Thetis tells the other nymphs to go home because she plans to visit Hephaestus. |
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| So James tells us where we must look for the source of our temptations to do wrong. |
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| It matters because it tells us of the yawning chasm between Labour's dreams and what happens when it tries to implement a policy. |
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| The clinic also tells patients that the risks are so unknown it does not think informed consent is possible. |
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| The first film tells the story of a mariachi in the wrong place mistaken for someone else. |
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| She has worked hard to reach her rank, and junior officers do what she tells them, she says. |
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| Time will tell, but if it tells me to read Yours Magazine, I may well tell time to take a running jump. |
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| Ease on in to the cool interior and the steady throb of the reggae beat tells you that you are in Marley Country. |
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| As a batter steps into the box, Vin tells you where he comes from, what his mother and father do, or what he likes to read. |
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| Seismology tells us only about physical properties such as seismic velocity, attenuation, and, more indirectly, temperature. |
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| If some angel appears to me and tells me I will spend eternity in heaven shining his shoes, I will weep with gratitude. |
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| It tells us something by way of typographical layout, a luxury that ancient Roman poetry didn't have. |
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| Nobody tells journalists not to write articles and leaders condemning this insane corporate stoking of the fires of climate change. |
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| Daddy does all kinds of voices when he tells stories and he always makes me laugh. |
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| Even the fact that there are 2,170 Ugandan shillings to the euro tells its own tale of how wrecked the economy there is. |
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| A comedian tells jokes, customers buy lots of drinks and, as the evening progresses, everyone finds the succession of stand-ups even funnier. |
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| Shaking his head, Glanville tells me that he once dragged up the husk of a 1939 Oldsmobile in his trawl. |
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| It tells six stories, tenuously linked, that are at times heartbreaking, but still laugh out loud funny. |
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| She tells him that Odysseus will not come back and calls her maids in to bathe the beggar and give him finer clothing. |
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| The syntax tells us which diagrams are acceptable, that is, which are well-formed, and which manipulations are permissible in each system. |
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| Salles just gets on and tells the story without making a big deal of the beautiful landscape or the moral awakening of the two young men. |
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| Set in a beautifully kitsch New York, The Royal Tenenbaums tells the story of a most unusual family reunion. |
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| McLure tells us that the Siberian oblast of Tyumen, with 2 percent of Russia's people, yields 65 percent of Russia's oil. |
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| Jonnie Daniels tells me a White Russian is equal quantities of Vodka, Kahlua and milk. |
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| Rushwind activates his wrist-comm and tells them to prepare to beam them up. |
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| Almost as bad as the direction is the embarrassment of a screenplay that tells us everything and shows us nothing. |
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| The play tells of a lady seduced by a villain after being tricked into believing her husband is having an affair. |
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| He tells the funniest jokes and stories and he ends up dominating every conversation. |
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| He tells of growing up a model Mormon man, excommunication from the church, divorce, a life as a high priced call boy and drug abuse. |
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| Over in Seattle, some jagoff comported himself even more offensively as this anonymous writer tells it. |
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| The vitality of Mason's society reflects fifties optimism, it tells us about the prosperity of its time, the optimism of the baby boom. |
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| Caine then tells Parkinson about his love for the movies, and the main reasons he became an actor. |
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| Economic theory tells us that if it weren't so, there would be tons of new entrants into the market, attracted by juicy profits. |
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| We wait while she buzzes someone and tells them she has an emergency out front. |
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| She tells of how Hartwood was once closeted off from society, with its own market garden and graveyard. |
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| This tells us that human beings are exquisitely attuned to interpreting and responding to social signals. |
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| Giving capsules to children to resolve dietary deficiencies tells their families the problem is beyond their control. |
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| Kathopanishad tells the story of Nachiketas who boldly wrangled with Yama, the god of death, and worsted him. |
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| For example, he tells of art experts who examine a purported 6th century B.C. Greek kouros statue and instinctively know it's a fake. |
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| The message to Viaux tells him to preserve his assets, remain prepared, and he would have another stab at it another day. |
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| But, she tells Tom, when her mistress took sick, Prue had to spend days and nights caring for her, and she lost her milk. |
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| Technical analysis sees price as an all-important factor that tells the direction a security will take in the short term. |
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| As he tells it, Kwan approached his criminal life with workmanlike discipline. |
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| The stricken look on his face tells us that the narcissist has no answer and never will. |
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| The lawyer says his client has started compiling documents that he says will authenticate her life story as she tells it in the book. |
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| The movie tells the story of two middle-aged pals, Miles and Jack, attempting one last bachelor bacchanal before Jack gets married. |
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| Her Jewishness is a natural part of her character, affecting how she sees things, even how she tells her story. |
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| He tells him of the jewelry store heist idea and Vogel immediately wants in. |
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| The evidence of the accused tells an entirely different story, in that he says he did not arrange the marriage. |
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| In As White as in Snow, Troell, now 70, tells the true story of Elsa Anderson, the first Swedish woman to become an aviatrix. |
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| The general tells the story about how he had been away from the Pentagon for a while and then was brought back to give a backgrounder. |
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| She tells us that she cannot read Spanish well, so she quotes maddeningly few lines from his letters. |
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| I don't think it tells us about deep underlying trends or revisions to ideals of womanhood. |
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| In this regard, my friend Craig Harrison tells me that three judges have recused themselves. |
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| Each painting tells a story and relates back to Stadium Australia and the workers. |
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| An eighteen year old girl tells her Mother that she has missed her period for the past two months. |
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| It's only after the money has been donated that he tells Lil, who pretty much goes off her nut. |
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| Still another computer scans the debit card information, tells the cashier's computer that the transaction is complete, and prints a receipt. |
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| He tells me that at this stage in his life he is reflective and thoughtful, very different from his stage persona. |
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| A similar legend tells of a hungry bhakta who plucked a fruit and left it on the river bank while bathing. |
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| And the odd bureaucrat who will speak his mind tells you why he has no use for journalists in his State. |
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| He goes into prison to interview the much feared mogul, who is polite and tells him nothing. |
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| Paul tells me all times recorded for the brewing process are taken from the clock, not our wristwatches. |
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| Cosmo tells us the safe way to wear animal print is to team a leopard print top with black pants and stilettos. |
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| The first step is a prime minister or a cabinet minister who tells the truth and can be believed. |
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| It tells the stories of three families of different culture in the same borough of London and is an exuberant read. |
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| It seems Faustus hears what the Evil Angel says, but tells himself that even if he were a devil, God will pity him if he repents. |
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| This man tells it like it is whether you like it or not, and he gained my respect after two seconds of listening to him. |
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| She tells part of the story through her letters to her sister in pidgin Bengali, rendered into pidgin English. |
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| On the contrary, their availability in computer stores everywhere tells us that it remains alive and kicking. |
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| Paul, the publicist tells me, is having a far more difficult and epic journey. |
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| But for all his faults, I like Gordon because he's one of the few celebrities that tells it like it is. |
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| An eighteen-year-old girl goes to see her mum and tells her that she has missed her period for two months. |
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| The album's standout track, recent single Metarie, tells of a girl who loved him, but not enough to actually be seen with him. |
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| He tells of raising four siblings alone while his mother took drug rehabilitation. |
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| While the film looks realistic, naturalistic, it is still a film and tells a story. |
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| I really can't be bothered to get all dressy for school, though Tahlia tells me I should in case a talent scout is around. |
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| It has led to computers, lasers and nuclear reactors, and it tells us why the Sun shines and why the ground beneath our feet is solid. |
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| Richard tends to be much stricter with Lucie in general and is fed up of being the bad guy who tells Lucie off and reprimands her. |
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| But if you want a work of art, a thing of beauty that also tells the time, buy a clock. |
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| Dorothy tells us that what is called madness is really immense mental distress, inability to cope. |
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| It is important to note that James won't see this until this Saturday at his birthday, unless one of you rotten bastards reading this goes and tells him. |
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| The way he tells his stories and jokes is true to life everywhere. |
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| This darkly comic fable tells how the revenge plans for a New Year's Eve party go horribly wrong, as two wicked sisters plan the downfall of the third and most successful one. |
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| The secret, he tells me, is to use decent bourbon rather than the more traditional rye, and he garnishes the drink with a twist of lemon and a fresh blackberry. |
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| He tells Michael Daly why he could no longer stand by and watch the crazies in his party damage the country. |
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| It's been hectic for Pragnell ever since he left Purdue and something tells me it's only going to get crazier. |
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| Murray, who tells the story over six nights at Zuckerman's rural New England hideaway, was the writer's high-school English teacher, his goad and guru. |
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| Sadly, the reality tells a different, a gloomier kind of story. |
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| The principal quantum number tells us how far from the nucleus a certain electron is, i.e. what level it occupies, the greater is n, the farther it is from the nucleus. |
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| He tells me that Burrells were the makers of famous steam engines and back in the '20s they built a batch of scenic Showmans, some eight and some ten horsepower. |
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| Very Deep in America Lorrie Moore, New York Review of BooksWhat Friday Night Lights tells us about the country. |
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| Astrologically, it tells me Jupiter is in conjunction with Venus. |
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| Its whiteness shocks me like a cameras flash and will be the first thing Ill think of when, within months, John tells me that his father has left for another woman. |
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| He tells the cops and testifies at trial that Adnan threatened to hurt Stephanie or get her involve if he went to police. |
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| The book also tells one a lot about Herge, who was a stickler for accuracy and detail and how he ensured that each of the stories was firmly anchored in fact. |
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| Garret tells me those pallets, planed down, can be used for that, too. |
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| One way to lose friends but perhaps gain wider influence is to blow the whistle on what your conscience tells you is sharp practice, by government or employer. |
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| Each movement of his body tells the story described by song. |
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| The opera tells of the adventures of a sharp-witted young vixen cub who defies all men who want to tame her to explore life for herself in the forest. |
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| Cercle Moliere has also brought in three or four shows from Acadian theatre companies, including the very political Pour une fois which tells the history of Acadia. |
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| She tells Isabel Wilkinson about her return to tennis, the relaunch of her clothing line, and her Olympics dreams. |
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| When a young man on the make tells me he wants to be a sportswriter, I tell him to read one book. |
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| Max tells her she can't go, because it is on a school night. |
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| Gillingham tells Mary that he wants to make their lives simpler, but it sounds a little like the dying of the light. |
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| Her mother tells her how wonderful everything is in the city. |
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| Johns' blue eyes brighten as he tells this story, and he laughs. |
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| She tells a story of a young girl who lives in The House, where she works. |
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| It tells me how people have found me and stuff, pretty neat huh? |
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| It is largely devoted to an account of the battle of Actium, but tells it all in the manner of Callimachus, a style wholly unsuited to the subject-matter. |
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| She tells a harrowing tale of how the owners waited until it was too late. |
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| A Taliban commander in strategic Helmand province tells The Daily Beast that he hopes the talks will succeed. |
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| Their immediate response tells an important truth about a police slowdown that has spread throughout New York City in recent days. |
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| She tells him the name of a real ship and says his father is a sailor, even writing letters from this imaginary dad and sending them via a post-office box. |
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| I know this because Abel and Cole always send a little letter with their boxes which tells me where everything has come from and how the farmers are getting on. |
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| So the game ends, the Yanks are swept by the Mets and dad tells us that he put a new flag up in front of the house to replace my mother's Yankee flag. |
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| As she tells the story in her book nomad, she met with liberal and conservative outfits. |
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| How are you supposed to understand all of the unusual phrases and anacronyms used by Estate Agents, Solicitors and Mortgage companies unless someone tells you? |
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| As a side note, anyone who tells you all Muslims think a certain way on any issue understands nothing about Muslims. |
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| It also draws a graph of how well you slept, which tells you whether that midnight snack was good for your sleep or not. |
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| If somebody tells me that they're on the verge of arresting me, my response would be, I haven't done anything to be arrested for, not, they don't have anything on me. |
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| He sometimes tells the story to high school students, and jokes that he could have easily ended up as shark bait because of the bad choices he made. |
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| This story tells of a renowned German music professor who falls in love with an alluring Brazilian woman whom he met on Atlantic Avenue in Copacabana. |
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| Graham tells of pulled pigtails and dead march flies in ink wells. |
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| I will do whatever Todd tells me to do, whether it's a Chow spinoff or more Hangover films. |
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| As Davies tells it, monogamy did not have much of a grip on the upper levels of public life. |
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| Now the station may be fighting its last battle, its editor tells The Daily Beast. |
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| This is a good deal like having a theory that tells us that the area of a plane figure is one-half the base times the altitude, without telling us for what figures this holds. |
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| She tells Tim Teeman about celebrity, fighting sexism, and where she goes for a greasy burger. |
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| Charlie tells her to keep her chin up and then he disappears. |
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| As Patrick tells it, Fr. Foy was forbidden to say Mass on the High Altar and carried his portable tabernacle on the occasions he said his private Mass. |
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| The commercial tells the tale of the brave Kerryman who undertook a gruelling 35-mile walk in a raging blizzard to summon help for the rest of his expedition. |
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| Something tells me that she does not need to hire a juicehead to beat him. |
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| Kids no longer quake in the street when a policeman tells them off. |
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| He arises again and calls in his friends and servants and tells them that if they have any business that requires his attention they had best do it now. |
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| His family are enormously proud of their dad and one of his daughters tells me that Willie is hale and hearty and had just sown a lawn with her the evening we spoke. |
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| This ghost guest writes in Spanish and tells us that she haunts our eighth-floor, ocean-view room. |
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| She tells us tales of ambulances collecting women in labour to take them to the hospital delivery suites, only to be held up at a checkpoint where the women give birth. |
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| Since Zarathustra tells women that their greatest hope should be to bear the overman, Nietzsche is sometimes taken to exclude the concept of the noble woman. |
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| He just tells it like it is, and I think that's a great quality. |
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| A voice chip tells the user when a shock should be administered. |
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| The label on the inside of my jeans tells me that I am just the right size for a man my age, that I should turn them inside out to wash them and to keep away from fire. |
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| The judge tells him to sit tight and wait for his case to be individually handled at the end of the proceeding. |
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| The hanging of poet hashem Shaabani tells you everything you need to know about Iran's regime. |
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| Yankee Doodle Dandy, from 1942, tells the story of the man who practically wrote the soundtrack to American patriotism. |
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| In case you are wondering what else it takes to be a research curator at one of the world's top historical attractions, Sarah kindly tells it like it is. |
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| A gentle breeze at low level becomes a dangerous gust at 233 ft, and when the anonometer tells him the wind-speed is around 37 mph, Ditchburn calls a halt to operations. |
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| The RTAI kernel module detects the vertical refresh of the monitor and changes a pointer in the video card memory that tells the video card what to draw on the screen. |
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| Murmelstein was stuck with a thankless and impossible job, caught between the hammer and the anvil, as he tells us. |
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| Authentic tells are unbeknownst to the player and are unconscious. |
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| The fashion mogul tells the New York Post that the reality kinda-star torpedoed his popularity with the socialite set. |
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| The bottom of the rock has a layer of calcrete that tells us it was at one time exposed to air and it shows the transition between being exposed and becoming submerged. |
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| The timetable on the wall tells me that the train is dead on time. |
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| Also, experienced pros will give out false tells to fool players. |
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| The secret interpretation of tells is not unique to this century. |
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| The film, set in the bleak and grim coal mines of northern China, tells about two robbers' schemes to extort compensation money by murdering innocent miners. |
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| This time, Devellyn tells her, she'll have the devil to pay. |
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| She tells The Daily Beast about not eating at premieres, her messy house, and playing a control freak. |
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| But closer examination of the figures tells a different story. |
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| I know it will be better with the distraction of new kitties in the house but I simply can't welcome the additions until Dr. Susan tells me they are hale and hearty. |
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| That is precisely what the mental health profession repetitiously tells us, considering that an enormous amount of tax subsidies has a great deal of influence on this issue. |
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| Mail that tells her that Harrison, who was played by fired actor Columbus Short, has been killed. |
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| But I think you could waste a poker lifetime looking for tells like those. |
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| History tells us that deterrence and containment are the only answers. |
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| The tilt of the shoulders and the angle at which you hold your blade, it tells not only the direction of the strike, but what type of strike as well. |
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| He then tells Bilal to confer with his brother Burak, his sister Sumeyye and other relatives. |
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| To sharpen our vision, Jesus tells a parable about an orchard owner who was frustrated by a barren fig tree and ordered the gardener to cut the tree down. |
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| The movie tells the story of Bart, a black slave tossed into the role of sheriff in the small town of Rock Ridge by railroaders who want the land for their own purposes. |
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| A popular theory is the Red Queen hypothesis, named after the Lewis Carroll character who tells Alice that she must keep running simply to stay in the same place. |
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| The government tells these people that they have to be responsible for their own livelihood, then denies them the right to work. |
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| He also has a great scene when his foster sister tells him to buzz off, an argument which degenerates into a furious row about who looked after who in the foster home. |
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| You see a marker post which tells you that you're on the right track, which momentarily raises your spirits about three millimetres from rock bottom. |
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| She tells us repeatedly about how she planned to travel after the war but she ended up meeting my Grandad, marrying him very quickly and moving to London. |
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| He apologises for his behaviour but she tells him to save his breath. |
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| Meanwhile, back at the negotiating table, Kerry has been carting in cupcakes to buck up colleagues, The Washington Post tells us. |
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| The calories contributed by most sweets and savouries are listed out and the manager of the stall tells you how many hours you have to exercise to burn them. |
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| Later Rain tells me she had never heard of Weeks, the girl who was clutching her like her favorite sorority sister. |
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| Roxanne tells him that he is now her servant, and must bend to her will. |
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| In the meeting, also attended by her acolyte, she tells the president in an excited voice how she had just met with antiwar protesters who were gathering in Washington. |
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| He tells us we all have short memories and that traffic is no worse. |
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| It tells of a nation struggling to be born under the heel of oppression. |
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| He tells a fairly simple story as trickily, as cleverly as possible. |
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| Much of the fun of The Churchill Factor comes from the delightful and evervescent way Johnson tells the tale. |
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| There's a story he tells which may be particularly resonant here. |
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| It begins to rain, just a sprinkle, and Bobbie tells me to put on my hood. |
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| The almanac also tells us it would be a good time to perform demolitions, if you had any of those planned. |
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| A patchwork of building shells and cratered streets, the city tells of a cyclical war, still smoldering. |
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| While This Far by Faith tells good stories, readers who wish to use the book for quick reference may find the book's loose organization a bit frustrating. |
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| Mariame protests, and tells the guidance counselor that she does not understand. |
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| A dancing cosmos and a waffle iron tells of a slight decrease in your woe. |
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