Pitchers don't just wind up and let go, they throw to spots, which makes batters far more likely victims. |
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So in an effort to promote integration, we instead wind up engulfing the mentally disabled in a web of political correctness. |
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And, if you don't want to wind up in that situation, you need to pack heat and be prepared to resist at the point of abduction. |
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He was given just two weeks to wind up his affairs in Washington, and on 5 January 1903 the kaiser canceled his credentials. |
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Because of their boisterous natures and their genteel parentage these rascals are destined to wind up having many exciting adventures together! |
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Others, presumably to put the wind up a middle-class academic, exaggerated their crimes. |
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Young, thrusting and ambitious, the partnership had put the wind up some of the crustier firms of Scottish beancounters. |
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I won't give the game away here, but it's nothing to put the wind up your maiden aunt. |
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Focused on fast ships capable of 31 knots, this has put the wind up rivals, few of which have the resources to match this kind of investment. |
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Shaking his head in disbelief, he wondered how he'd come to wind up in this situation to begin with. |
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Well, since the denominator becomes 1 using our method, you wind up with just the numerator multiplied by the reciprocal of the denominator. |
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If it passes, the state could one day wind up in worse financial straits as a result. |
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Trying to keep the ailing system going another generation will wind up costing taxpayers far, far more than making reforms today. |
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Serve nut brown ale with roast, and wind up with a fruit lambic and chocolate cake. |
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Some universal remotes can be large and unwieldy with way too many buttons, many of which wind up going unused. |
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If you've got a glass jaw and you lead with your chin, you shouldn't be surprised when you wind up unconscious on the canvas. |
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You want to wind up with a sidearm sweep and lob the assemblage far across the open water, and this is best done with the long, limber stick. |
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Most people who fail wind up failing just because they just run out of gas. |
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I mentioned earlier you might wind up on the U.S. Supreme Court one of these days. |
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Not only will the attachments be hard to handle, you may wind up with an uneven overall length or possibly damage your hair unnecessarily. |
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The frustration is so great that the black character believes that he might wind up in a lunatic cell, driven crazy by the insane demands. |
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Informing and informers are the mainsprings that wind up this play, its characters, and the audience. |
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Or it could turn out that you get bored with the movie and wind up making out on the couch. |
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You're going to wind up with realistic final scores, not 60-points-for-each-side shoot-outs. |
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Densely plotted and vividly acted, the film's abundance of ideas and intrigue wind up stretched perilously thin. |
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We wind up in her kitchen, which she wants to look like some sort of Middle Eastern bazaar. |
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In agreement with highways officials, our engineers will wind up the major part of work in the area on Friday. |
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A group of Bosnian soldiers are attacked by a group of Serbs, and two of them wind up in a nearby trench between Serbian and Bosnian lines. |
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They could wind up so traumatized by their actions that blocking the incident out could be their only option. |
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It uses ingredients of Javanese Gamelan drumming, Philip Glass-style minimalism and wind up music boxes with spinning ballerinas. |
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At most, he may wind up on trial in a real court rather than merely in the press. |
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In addition, you don't want children who are so concerned with delaying gratification that they wind up as misers. |
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So most of the MAPI properties programmers tag wind up as binary code they would not recognize. |
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Marine life sometimes mistake the bags for food and wind up choking to death. |
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You need to consult with a kiddie shrink who will convince your wife that youngsters who call the shots wind up in a not very good place. |
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But nonetheless, he would wind up pointing out to them the unfoundedness of some of their most fundamental assumptions. |
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People who buy stock in these companies under American law wind up at the bottom of the totem pole in the bankruptcy proceeding. |
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Just suggesting a rider buy a different frame without knowing what to change may have a rider wind up with another unrideable frame. |
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I told him that due to his ignorance, his attitude and his unstableness, that if he wasn't careful, he'd wind up like me. |
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Though he could wind up with 30 home runs, he never really got untracked after having off season knee surgery. |
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Both 20, and up against it, they become friends and wind up sharing an apartment. |
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Gusts of wind up to 50 mph are likely across south-west England, Wales and Northern Ireland. |
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If you don't wind up spilling your guts, at least sound her out on the possibility of visiting her. |
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Sand usually doesn't work too well and again you often wind up with spraddle-legged youngsters. |
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Ropey dialogue and hammy acting abound, and Zombie seems in no hurry to wind up the proceedings as the film starts to feel interminable. |
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Receivers moved in on Monday to wind up the debt-hit booksellers and stationers, and the company was placed into liquidation. |
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The funny thing is that even if you do elect for lower coverage, you wind up not saving that much money. |
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If you eat too much of any food, you can wind up with an upset stomach, particularly if you overindulge in fatty or spicy foods. |
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The holster should securely retain the handgun in case you wind up rolling around in the dirt. |
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If you mis-hit the 8-iron, you'll wind up short of the green, facing a chip shot with very little green to work with. |
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Well, pardner, shoot from the hip, 'cause if you don't lay out some ground rules, you might wind up getting two-stepped on. |
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Most of us wind up with beliefs that closely resemble those of our parents and community. |
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To wind up in court, employers must have blatantly ignored the warnings issued by labour inspectors. |
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If Prudie's beloved showed up in a skirt and pumps, she would probably wind up in a dead faint, but that's what makes horse races, no? |
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What we wind up with is not a doomy trip-hop soundscape with new styles shoehorned into every track. |
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He will wind up a tortured existentialist, although maybe this is intended to be Faulknerian, or even Jeffersonian. |
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Who we wind up with, the husbands and wives and boyfriends and girlfriends and partners and longtime companions are the real heroes of the story. |
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What concerns me, personally, is when the US presence in Iraq will actually wind up. |
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For faculty, this is the season to wind up courses and begin fieldwork and writing projects. |
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Since withdrawals from such plans are fully taxed, you might wind up converting tax-free dividends into taxable income. |
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It's great that this polyglottal octogenarian can still put the wind up blowhard moralists. |
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Even if you are super careful, you might still wind up with itchiness or a pimple-like sore. |
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He will wind up his trip in Nigeria, the continent's most populous nation and biggest oil producer. |
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Any cottonmouth that came near me would wind up dead and I've brought home more than one fish with a bullet hole through it. |
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They travel through the bloodstream to the lungs, then they're coughed up, swallowed, and wind up in the small intestine. |
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They had to forswear violence, to wind up their paramilitary wing and to proceed to completion with the process of disarmament. |
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As mentioned before, water can wind up in your gas or diesel fuel as a result of condensation in the tank. |
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Keep in mind that if you successfully detangle your hair but wind up with 6 inch split ends you will have defeated your purpose. |
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You tell me you're coming over to talk to Tom, but then the two of you wind up grilling me on my wedding plans. |
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After exchanging the One Ring early in Return, the duo wind up in each other's arms on the slopes of scenic Mount Doom. |
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The more open they are, the less likely they are to wind up indicted for crimes after the fact. |
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To combat another common pest, tent caterpillars, use a forked branch to wind up the webs and expose the caterpillars to predators. |
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Furthermore, this is he at his most capricious, his most willing to turn down this or that bypath and still wind up at the same terminus as the main road. |
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If you were in either, you were probably going to wind up dead. |
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We recognized early on that it's easy to wind up with a lot of independent fiefdoms that run and operate without very much leveraging of one another's resources. |
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It will probably wind up being better than it has any right to be. |
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But, generally speaking, businesses scream and moan, react and innovate, and wind up in a better place. |
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After all that steps, 220 pounds of fresh-picked beans will wind up as about 30 pounds of usable product. |
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But as it takes away the safety net, their corpses wind up in fishing nets. |
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At a major label, most artists are unlikely to earn anything unless they sell at least 1 million albums, and even then, they could wind up in debt. |
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It is the story of a displaced yakuza gangster, whose crime family is killed and who flies to LA in search of his brother, only to wind up in the gangland web there. |
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So how did this unwieldy collection wind up looking like, well, disorganized Democrats? |
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You may dread going, fearing that you'll wind up weeping in public. |
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She could wind up treating you more like an alibi than an amigo! |
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She was a stunning vision of loveliness, gracefully descending a golden staircase to wind up facing her handsome young man on the most important day of their lives. |
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They wind up on the streets or in jail, environments that will exacerbate their problems. |
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We can't will the meal or the occasion to turn out well and often the best-designed plans wind up coming unglued through some miscue or disagreement. |
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Most drug dealers eventually wind up in run-ins with the police, or worse. |
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If they go undefeated again this year, they might wind up unranked. |
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And so we arrive at Exhibit A, this stunning takedown in which some ignorant young chit of a girl tries to take down Mother Teresa and wind up wrestling herself to the mat. |
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Next morning the valley is crusted in frost as I find the turn-off and wind up 11 km through 135 bends, nine of them hairpins, to reach Snow Farm. |
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Unless the conductor and the orchestra have a disciplined sense of dynamics when accompanying singers, we wind up believing we're not meeting expectations. |
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To wind up, there are desserts with coconut cream and bananas dominating. |
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And sometimes those mistakes wind up back to back on a Sunday afternoon. |
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The database schema needs to be developed in tandem with pseudocode, so that you don't wind up with orphaned code or database calls that are excessively resource-intensive. |
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We all feel safe in our own homes, though that's where an awful lot of accidents happen, and many people wind up in casualty as a result of trying to open tins of corned beef. |
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Ellis could wind up playing a major role in the offense batting leadoff. |
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It's certain we will wind up as full as a pommy complaint box. |
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Listen, when you began this film did you have any idea that you'd wind up with such insight into the craft, or the culture of professional comedy? |
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It's truly a toss-up, but we think the race may wind up like this. |
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I took the opportunity to point out that many of the players in the upcoming slate of games would wind up with brain damage. |
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The GOP could wind up with a brokered convention, there could be a third-party candidate. |
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And it's the families that could wind up queering this deal. |
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We drive to Bergama, 45 minutes away, past women working side by side in the fields, and wind up steep streets to the acropolis high above the noisy town. |
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The bottom half was a gigantic, puffy skirt that would probably be calf-length on anyone else, but would probably wind up being just below my knees. |
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Which is why his efforts to justify his rabid consumption of football wind up feeling so slippery and convoluted. |
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The trickle-down effects of a single canceled flight can wind up costing a carrier hundreds of thousands of dollars. |
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We wind up having to hire facilitators and expeditors at different levels. |
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The beauty of the NFL, besides the game itself and all the eye candy surrounding it, is that even if your team looks like a stinker, it can wind up smelling like roses. |
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But his chances of election have put the wind up the US Congress. |
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Will you wind up best friends and strip to your undies for a pillow fight? |
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The company, which was a novice to the home loan business only a year ago, has put the wind up traditional lenders with the success of its simple and flexible loan. |
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In the end, the detentions didn't wind up being the worst punishment. |
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I reckon he's trying to put the wind up the competition from the off. |
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A kestrel wheeled over the larches and put the wind up the wood pigeons. |
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The first thing you notice as you wind up Baldwin Avenue toward the old cow town of Makawao is the weather. |
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When you mix it with a soft or slower sinker, you wind up with a menu for ground balls. |
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The move triggered wind up of the group pension scheme and appointment of independent expert Dalriada Trustees by the Pensions Regulator. |
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Slump leadenly into them after you've just spent an hour on the dancefloor and you'll wind up upside down, entangled in their spokes. |
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Don't clear out when the quadrilles are over, for we are going to have a breakdown to wind up with. |
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I find it extraordinarily difficult to explain why it is that she has always put the wind up me to such a frightful extent. |
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Voluntary liquidations occur when the company's members decide voluntarily to wind up the affairs of the company. |
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Even though he had bad news, he tried to wind up his speech on a positive note. |
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Your pocket watch will run for a long time if you wind up the spring all the way. |
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Many adoptees wind up wanting to know the entire story behind their adoption at some point in their lives. |
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Will the BLM wind up paying Bundy for all the trouble it caused him? |
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Taxmen obtained an order to wind up Fortress Security at Dumbarton Sheriff Court in January. |
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Oil-producing glands called meibomian glands shrink a little, so you wind up with less oil on the front surface of the tear film. |
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Unlike a lot of kids who wind up punished for their wisecracks, he actually managed to amuse his gym teacher, Ken Bright. |
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But this could wind up being the oddest confrontation of all. |
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There are so many split-ups, which are bitter and the kids are used like a weapon to wind up the other partner. |
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Better to start down the so-called Superhighway than dawdle and wind up as road-kill. |
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This behaviour will result in bad publicity and the companies may have to wind up their businesses due to the high cost of unethical behaviour. |
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I wind up driving into a lagoon of some kind and presumably drowning. |
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Whenever you wind up at a site that's just a collection of links to other sites, that's a link farm. |
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However, most of us wind up being parents at one point or another and facing the awsome responsibiltity that comes with it. |
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PricewaterhouseCoopers' receivers have been appointed to wind up Hoove Salmon. |
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Basically, we wind up with a program. One mother of a complex application. |
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It sounds hard on paper, but it's simple to do in person, and because it takes so little time, you'll wind up shooting more panos, which is a good thing. |
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It sped up production, as one needn't stop spinning to wind up the yarn. |
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You need to wind up the clock every day so that it doesn't run down. |
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