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He looks great and yet he must be pushing sixty by now. |
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Fair was definitely not being at the beck and call of her wayward emotions. |
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Why did you speak to him? You usually avoid him like the plague . |
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The people, the routine, the boredom: frankly, he had been to hell and back. |
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Bits of Meccano lay around waiting to be pilfered if I'd had the courage. |
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But I was successful in persuading the President to eschew the salt air aboard the Compassion. |
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On her bedpost, it was said, she notched up a mark for every new lover. |
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You'd better wrap that mirror up in newspaper before you put it in the car. |
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Bung your coat anywhere. |
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Just give me a chance and I'll prove it to you. |
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The place was a powder keg. |
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Will the West cling to the idea of universal worth while selfishly consuming Arab oil wealth and closing its borders to Arabs? |
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She has an earthy sense of humour. |
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My brother is a little terror. |
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His Aunt Deborah was fun, too: her attempts and failures at matrimony were a long-running serial story, presented comically. |
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Imagine the abominable age we live in! |
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I can't bear the sound of chalk scraping on a blackboard. |
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Sullivan never misses a chance to slam the tobacco industry. |
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Be ever vigilant; close over your thoughts; extricate yourself from the mire of evil. |
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The woman keeps shifting her gaze from Cote to stare at the pads with a kind of fascinated horror. |
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In stunned silence, her eyes huge, disbelieving, she stared at him. |
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She has the makings of a good lawyer. |
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Unversed in the jargon of the social scientist. |
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Langfang City District glorious village security. |
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Have you come because you need my help to save a distressing damsel? |
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That enemy officer is a devil incarnate / an incarnate fiend. |
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If nocturnal man king knows perfectly well him Hanchaobi to be gotten greatly, cannot compare, he asks so even, that he just be worthy of is a person that lost sensible bumbledom ! |
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Is one down a fallout 3 reference? |
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To follow upon the advantages already won, there is today an army of women united, patient, invincible. |
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I did overpower him the way he flattered. |
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This must be the Jia Yucun my master keeps talking about, whom he' d gladly help if only he had the chance. |
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There would be a mass exodus of people, a meltdown of the financial system, a city torn apart. |
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I was a waitress in a bar and he was one of my customers, and that, to cut a long story short, is how we met. |
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It is naughty of you to pull your baby sister's hair. |
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I don't permit you to cast aspersions on my friend. |
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Her latest set of ear-rings reminded Blanche of kebabs which had been allowed to burn over the charcoal. |
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Anna? Couldn't you just play a game of strip poker or something? |
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Home for Rumpole was a mansion flat off Gloucester Road, where he lived in a state of miserable, snappish fidelity to Hilda, "She Who Must be Obeyed". |
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Her nerves were stretched to breaking point. |
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The newly - built railway station is only a stone's throw away. |
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Well, Holmes, he looks just like the popular caricature of a mad scientist. |
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A thick mop of black hair over a man-boy's smooth olive complexion. |
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The beer garden is an urban embarrassment of grey pebble beach and picnic tables. |
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Weekends don't count unless you spend them doing something completely pointless |
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But to wrench Aunt Lou from the home which had been hers for such a long time would be to kill her. |
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What with pre-nuptial arrangements, palimony, child custody, we have become accustomed to the short-lived, high octane relationships on which glossy magazines feed. |
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My car only has a puny little engine. |
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He was boiling over with indignation. |
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Phoebe needs a new kitchen maid. |
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Youth means limitless possibilities. |
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She snatched the letter furtively from her son and hid it ravenously in her bosom. |
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I was born on the crest of a wave and rocked in the cradle of the deep. |
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Our pick is baba ghanoush, humble eggplant roasted and miraculously transformed with tahini, garlic and olive oil - voila: dipping delight. |
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The beggar fell down in a swoon from sheer hunger. |
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She would come back to the press section of the plane, dressed in a sweatshirt, wearing her Coke-bottle eyeglasses, and schmooze . |
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The invisible rays sliced and diced my entrails in search of metal. |
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Rushworth was that kind of woman: foolish, vain, and clandestine by nature. |
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Regard the contemporary money of latitudinarian now delegate as creed, its generation, development gets the influence of card bogus creed. |
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It was a bitter moment for us. We weren't two mature parents. We were just two kids playing grown-up. We still needed Mommy and Daddy's permission, blessings, and money to survive |
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Everywhere you turn these days some one is trying to cheat us out of something. |
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We're all living in a vicious circle. |
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It is easy to dismiss them as the strategic outpourings of a new recruit trying to impress the party machine. |
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It finds itself bereft of the financial wherewithal or the collective will to break free of its traditional habits. |
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You won't swallow as a housemaid of mine. |
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To see the Tomlinson report as a question of London versus the rest would be a mistake and a missed opportunity. |
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What malevolence you must have to wish to convince me that there is no happiness in the world! |
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Hayley cried for four months and became a poplar tree. Her tears became the sap of the tree. |
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A prolonged hangover from a second consecutive Champions League exit at the hands of Barcelona coupled with a mounting injury list are the only two factors which could yet unhinge the Gunner's season. |
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Inside with a bank card that must recharge it? |
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With wet clothes clinging to her back, she looked skeletal, her shoulder blades poking up like sharp crags. |
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Even as you learn to endure the slaughter McCarthy describes, you become accustomed to the book's high style, again as overtly Shakespearean as it is Faulknerian. |
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I didn't cut the mustard as a hockey player. |
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She nearly always pulls for the underdog. |
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Nige is as fascinating as the average chap in the pub! |
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He'll cause trouble - you mark my words! |
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That none of all the fires shall scorch and shred. |
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No gas, no needle, no sledgehammer. |
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It is not every day that one meets a business-person who is not obsessed with Mammon. |
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I didn't set out to find you - it's sheer coincidence that I should walk along the same street. |
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Your angel energy is an unalienable part of you which, even if it is temporarily veiled, can never be taken away from you. |
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For as long as they had known each other it had been their nest, their retreat, their beautiful private world. |
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Think twice before you do it. |
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Learn how you can stare down a gorgeous girl's blouse without making her uncomfortable or pissing her off. |
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They were farcically satirical potted biographies in sets of two rhyming couplets. |
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The antinomy has been extruded between the limit literature resource and the rising reader's requires. |
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Ill weeds grow apace [fast]. |
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But a smoldering gaze - you know what that looks like - 53 means hes hot for you. |
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That political statesman is full of ambition. |
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What are you giving your brother for his birthday? |
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You'll see - a couple of years abroad will be the making of him. |
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And they shall pass through it, hardly bestead and hungry: and it shall come to pass, that when they shall be hungry, they shall fret themselves, and curse their king and their God, and look upward. |
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Janzen offers something besides going to court: mediation and arbitration services that are just as legally binding. |
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His name will always be twinned with that of our school. |
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The impalpable power of faith. |
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Eddy knows how to write page-turning, tense prose, and whips through big set-piece scenes with gusto. |
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Then, as now, rulers used history to shape the present, a leitmotif that has marked almost every era. |
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Is that pesky lady coming to the office again? |
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Phoebe's Navy man (Ryan) is in town for two weeks, but their plans are foiled because Phoebe has the chicken pox, and gives them to him as well. |
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Many words cut [hurt] more than swords |
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Who have a pencil sharpener? |
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Here only one sound was audible, a sound as heart-rending as the death rattle, as menacing as a malediction, the tocsin of Saint-Merry. |
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Nothing could have been more repugnant to him. |
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A little child is the sweetest and purest thing in the world |
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Let him cool his heels for a while: that'll teach him to be impolite. |
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She's waiting for some hero to come and sweep her off her feet. |
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The dimmed houselights brought a hush of anticipation. |
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All you have to do is to work hard and perseveringly in this process, the ability to endure setbacks and failures, to keep your heart expand, can make things better. |
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Atholl would get Up in the morning to find half his country crumbling under his feet. |
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I pine for the countryside. |
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Clean clothes and good manners prepossessing. |
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Being here is the fulfilment of a lifelong ambition. |
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She collared my black wool coat with otter pelts. |
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Until recently, the seventies were a widely hated era, and with wit and humor, Boogie Nights reminds us why. |
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Exercise bike for sale - $40 obo. |
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School background looms large in the life of a South Korean. |
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Laughter is the sun that drives winter from the human face |
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At last I'm making a few bob . |
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He insists that he is doing a service to the men who don't want to hire streetwalkers, and to his middle-class, ambitious and frostily pragmatic college friends. |
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In wild dreamlike procession, embracing whom they met and pointing him out, they carried him on. |
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Mechanostriders: Summoning any of these mounts is now perfectly mechanical - sounding! |
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Who got us into this mess in the first place? |
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His pride and choleric temper were to ruin him. |
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Was brought up insensibly, what to want to feel? My feeling is old, you! |
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I'm tired of being treated like a slave! |
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A freak result - nerves - you must have written gibberish. |
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She stopped watching maudlin movies and eating greasy ribs. |
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Gong Li, mainland China's first superstar actress, is a toughie. |
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Then Allan appeared at Gateshead in those black cycling shorts which reached down to just above his knee. |
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So he enrolled in a Dale Carnegie public speaking course and says the skills he learned there enabled him to woo his future wife, Susan Thompson, a 'champion debater,' he says. |
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The outcome of the experiment is in the lap of the gods. |
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She beguiled them into believing her version of events. |
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Q: Should I dump my laserdisc player? |
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Her heart gave an unsteady lurch. |
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She's the nominal head of our college - the real work is done by her deputy. |
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He sat up, his head muzzy with the dream, his cheeks salty, tear - stained. |
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Stop making me cry in the street; I hate making an exhibition of myself. |
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Anyhow, gutty premonition, they are in put-up what, the individual guesses just. |
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Royalty , nobility, the andHow quaint ! Even the rabble. |
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But here's the fine print : That ticket to the ISS comes with a stopover. |
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He's as proud as Lucifer and would rather starve than take a penny from anyone. |
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I'll enclose his letter with mine. |
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She tried to do away with herself. |
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The playwright cocooned himself in a world of pretence. |
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What a day it is and how I am contented not to be in pine tress. |
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She, in her pig-headed way, insists that she is right and that everyone else is wrong. |
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Cypress is another woodsy smell that will remind you to ground unto the Earth Mother for comfort and peace as well as attune to the pine tree kingdom. |
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She has submerged her identity in the role of photographer's wife and muse. |
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And it is indeed hard to imagine him strumming a guitar, cracking jokes about the Rolling Stones or getting in a snowball fight outside a polling booth, as Mr Huckabee did in Michigan. |
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He [ Bush ] isn't perceived as evil, manipulative or even especially political , like Nixon or Lyndon Johnson. |
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The 911 members of the 2005 graduating class toss their hats after being dismissed. |
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Count it, if you had above three among those, so congratulations you, you have already become lechery woman of one row. |
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I broke the chocolate into halves here's your half. |
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He's sown all his wild oats. |
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Make a call to one of the millions of other great women who understand the rigors or motherhood. |
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Yearning made a warm cradle in her stomach. |
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Every cloud have a silver lining. |
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It would need a gigantic and vanishingly improbable leap across genetic hyperspace. |
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No town can never be home; yet the past can never be back. |
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Is this another of your daft ideas? |
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Complaints poured in like windblown hail. |
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I don't realize you are such a clinging vine. |
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But the ballot stuffing was so blatant that even the Labor Department was roused to do something. |
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His resourcefulness and range of sound from an orthodox conga set and assorted percussion props is breathtaking. |
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We had a week of alternate rain and sunshine. |
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It was her sheer persistence that wore them down in the end. |
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I'd rather there were afterlife. |
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Next, Sanfordleads his audience-in this case, me-on the short walk to Horseshoe Cove, another indentation in the rugged shoreline of Bodega Head. |
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He's not really a scientist; he's just an overblown technician. |
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Her dark hair stood out like an untidy halo around her head. |
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There's hope: As Slumdog Millionaire showed, sometimes, through street smarts and scrappiness, the underdog can indeed win. |
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I hope they'll remember her saucer of milk at tea - time. |
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Who can help me mediate intercessory psychology pressure " ?" |
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There's no time for poncing around - we've got to get these boxes packed by this evening. |
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He's been living on his reserves of nervous energy for the past couple of weeks. |
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Keep your shirt on. He didn't beggarly to affront you. That's just the way he allocutions. |
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He speaks with a languid drawl. |
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He had thus far succeeded in fending off my conversational sallies. |
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Just as a child and picked up the dandelion to be fine. |
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To waste them cleaning out a drawer of plastic carrier bags instead of scrambling up lofty pinnacles is something you may regret. |
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Overall, however, the Vaults of Parnassus has provided an invaluable resource in building the architectural prerequisites of a strong Python community. |
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It's hot enough to melt hell! |
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The swirling wind from my rotors whipped the fatigues of interested watchers to a blur. |
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What had he done to make Juliet so vengeful and bitter? |
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Cai must unfold his leads the authority, or along with chases the class flatly , in this at one fell swoop. |
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Don't shout like that! You scared me out of my wits. |
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I worked my butt off. |
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The managing director is a man but my immediate boss is a woman. |
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He has been left to carry the can for a decision he didn't make. |
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You can't cram eight children into the car! |
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Jenks trying to coax Ruess' donkey, Pegasus, on to the back of a pickup truck. |
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That's the funniest thing I've ever heard. |
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The editor took another fling at the city fathers today. |
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Either that or an open-faced roast beef sandwich with mashed potatoes and peas. |
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Miss Edwards has confiscated my comics till the end of term! |
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I had another helping of ice cream out of pure greed. |
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But Jenny, determined to be a true and loyal supporter, was hedging Maria's bets. |
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When Kerensa marries into the wealthy St. |
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We had to rethink the issues and create new touchstones.... |
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He spewed up all over my jacket. |
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Lay off bullying Jack. |
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So my blog an introspective diary of my feelings, opinions, emotions and epiphanies. |
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The whole wall is like a bulletin board, made of some new, crumbly building-material. |
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A person with his ambition won't stay long in a potty little firm like this. |
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How the heck do I empty my cache from my Web browser? |
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Instead, Michelle Obama, wife of Democratic Illinois Senator Barack Obama, has put forward a recipe for shortbread cookies with zest of lemon and orange, and a cheeky kick of almond liqueur Amaretto. |
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How does going to Hawaii for Christmas grab you? |
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Many pairs and triplets show the relative strength of the noun: Jill fusses. |
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Thoughtlessly Thou hast put to death my virtue and my sin alike! |
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I'll disown you! |
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Look, through the eyes of a physicist, at a bounding kangaroo, a swooping bat, a leaping dolphin, a soaring Coast Redwood. |
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He made a clean breast of the whole secret. |
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Characterized by a carefree or fun - loving unconventionality; rakish. |
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Let's 'sign our'selves 'Your affectionate students'. |
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My person cobble to play by. |
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Malcolm said that he was going pot - holing in the Pennines and I wished him joy. |
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A hot spell, following a rainy summer, was all the bugs needed to ruin ours. |
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Stewart was deeply moved to be back in the compelling presence of his big brother after five years. |
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Stephen Legate looked out of phase in the unison tableaux. |
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Ross finished the doddering this love, then sank Nachuan priceless jewelry, it takes a long love Jack and this submarine. |
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My new hat was squished under his hips. |
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Napoleon stood astride the early 19th century like a giant. |
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A beautiful cross in from the left, a dummy by Speed, leaving Wallace to volley home. |
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But how I would have preferred disaster to my role as rejected conspirator and failed renegade. |
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The heavens have opened and the precious elixir of Life is pouring forth upon all Creation. |
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When you are you looking so bleary eyed with a suit and across slowly the entire office, you must leave the bad impression to the boss, not wake up, do ignored others or be a yes-man . |
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Love is never boastful, or conceited, or rude; never selfish, not quick to take offense. |
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I'd have crashed the car but for your warning. |
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But sometimes it's intelligent to be half-witted: if you want to make your end. |
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Rather, if she turns into a domestic goddess around you-offers to sew a loose shirt button, brings you a dish of homemade mac and cheese-take note. |
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In nine years he has brought his party back from the dead almost to the brink of power. |
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Her imagination conjured up an erotically vivid picture and she knew a hectic flush had risen to her cheeks. |
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How dare you class my husband with yourself? |
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I've got to speak to James Lewis vis-a-vis the arrangements for Thursday. |
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At least she had the gumption to phone me. |
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A fine farmhouse tea awaits those who complete this medium paced walk in the unique Cheviot landscape of Northumberland. |
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When they go straight to bed without so much as ordering a toasted sandwich or spending money at the bar. |
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Pick off just the first flush of flowers from the ever-bearing kinds. |
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To the contrary, the more our lives are entangled with contradictory opinions about what is right and what is wrong, the more we need the clear and unambiguous guidance of our Creator and Law-Giver. |
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Any plans I'd had for the weekend were by now well and truly snookered. |
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By chance he is also the winner of the caption competition we carried in the June issue! |
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Whether voters are bored, confused or scared of losing popular services, it seems to be a dead duck. |
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It is the heaven-born instinct of a gracious soul to seek shelter from all ills beneath the wings of Jehovah. |
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Sanity and happiness are an impossible combination |
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Beauty is nature's brag, and must be shown in courts, at feasts, and high solemnities, where most may wonder at the workmanship |
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The island is truly a heaven on earth. |
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I don't just mean football supporters, or race-goers, or athletics buffs. |
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Don't let that beggar in. |
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Tan Qing Rui instanter the buck come forward deliming, and that small car engine driver the resultant force commit suicide a said the female save down, and settle it to the paddy wagon inside. |
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My boss is a real ogre. |
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I obstinately bite the tight lips to endure the tears. |
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It was a difficult scrabble up the smooth - fire - melted? |
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It'solidified into a tall Cherokee brave, bare - chested, wearing buckskins, feathered spear in his massive hand. |
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I've got a wee kitten in the flat. |
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The gray and red plastic balls are stashed, along with free weights and elastic bands, in the lounge around the corner, under a seemingly endless bar of pale gray marble and cerused oak burl . |
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I resent paying extra for my drink just because it's in a posey bottle! |
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The faucet's dripping again - you'd better call the plumber. |
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The sister of my American Social History professor keeps the tag as a good luck charm for another trip and then replaces it with the new one. |
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I spent a half-hour recently putting together the ultimate birthday gift for my 5-year-old niece. |
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You've got to face facts here - you can't just bury your head in the sand. |
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Yeah , well, it's just some quantum mechanics with a little string theory around the edges. |
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How impudent u are to say such a thing. |
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He was buoyed up by the somehow indestructible hope. |
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Why didn't she become a rape counsellor or a psychiatric nurse? |
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The result has been a hothouse culture where creativity is king, attention focuses inward, and marketability falls low down the list of corporate priorities. |
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You listen to his gruff voice giving orders to his crew as they row him out to his ketch. |
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James is such an old queen. |
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Then, as if he had tormented himself beyond endurance, Luke ripped it clear, down past her waist and beyond. |
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On matters of style, swim with the current, on matters of principle, stand like a rock |
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Anyone who knew him will gladly testify that he was a disaster behind a steering wheel. |
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Bait time in dockland meant fifteen glorious minutes of rest. |
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It looks like modern art, with a nod to Malevich's Black Square, the black paintings of Ad Reinhardt, and the late, suicidal works of Mark Rothko. |
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The vault of heaven , full of soft, shining stars, stretched vast and fathomless above him. |
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A moaning north wind that ebbed and flowed like the sound of surf and ocean waves. |
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As with all Steven Spielberg productions - visually it's a stunner. |
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Theres an angel missin from the heaven n tat angel is u! |
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James: I provide this cast - off edition of the entrepot is a literate journal. |
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It drives me up the wall. |
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The naughty children have just heaved a stone through my window. |
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He forgets I can lean forward in this great chair and give him a good whack across the shoulders. |
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The 1954 finals verged on the surreal. |
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I was all of a sweat before the exam. |
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At the apex of the pyramid comes Big Brother. |
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Joey, listen, this is gonna be bridesmaid central, all right ? |
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The firefly wakens: waken thou with me. |
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He nods his assent and then, realizing he's made a mistake, vigorously shakes his head in denial. |
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Shixue music school, the challenge test; industrious, progressive, self - achievement. |
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Sport became the perfect outlet for his aggression. |
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Ansel and Merle stand steady on the deck in a fight embrace. |
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Or play a hand of poker and flirt over your straight flush. |
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And it also became apparent that schnapps and singing went hand - in - hand. |
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Who's going to carve the turkey? |
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Three cheers for ( ie Shout ` hurray'three times to show admiration for ) the bride and groom! |
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Romance is a nebulous thing with the curious property of being describable but not definable. |
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Timeout is more than putting a kid in a chair. |
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The military Jiangxi amphibious vehicle welcome the Olympic Games champion triumphant return! |
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But it takes a mighty age to tell its tale and dives head-first into the soap suds along the way. |
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Love a person too much,the heart will be drunk;Hate a person too long,the heart will be broken. |
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Humanity is still to groan under the slavery of ornament. |
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The beauty of the sunset fille everybody with rapture. |
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He was put on his mettle. |
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Who designed the new school? |
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And when he goes back to the motherland truly, look at crowd, shop, mix a concise, modern Louqun building, as if however gutty " be in personally foreign country " feeling. |
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Phil, the square's resident bad egg, retrieved the battered lad from the cop shop. |
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But there will also be those who will stay with it for its relish of damnation. |
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Gee! What a dame! |
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Might have skipped rope with her, or let her braid my hair, or told her my dreams! |
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There wasn't a great deal else to remember because it had all been pretty damn straight forward. |
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My roommate just got a Mac. |
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What his mind could supply at call, or gather in one excursion, was all that he sought, and all that he gave. |
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Today her eyes were as dull as a puddle. |
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You can't foist your ideas on me. |
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I want it with lettuce instead of peas. |
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It must be awful to dream of starvation after a seven - course dinner including that enormous crawfish. |
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Or he fights ( mammoth wrestler Big Show ) on WWE. |
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Kathryn knows to her cost the effect of having served a jail sentence. |
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We are broiling in this hot sun! |
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And so miserable that she felt she would never drag herself out of this pit of misery. |
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Guilty consciences always make people [men] cowards |
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Well, I said to myself, I'll just have to grin and bear it. |
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The willowy one is my youngest daughter. |
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The governor of a province, a cotton millionaire, a half-starved Dravidian coolie, a British private soldier were all equally human beings, to be approached in much the same way. |
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His son had an obsessive drive to gain his father's approval. |
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They are creatures who - in their grudge against the traditional 'opium for the people' - cannot bear the music of the spheres. |
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He was selfish and uncaring. |
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Political dishonesty ought to be plucked up by the roots. |
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Pretty and earthy, she can be aggressive or retreat believably, and has some nice scenes with her extended family. |
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Simply phone the ticket hot-line and all that aggro will be a thing of the past. |
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My own stupidity lost me the match. |
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What a little torment that child is! |
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For that matter, he'd seen that loft being put together, knew it almost as well as that self-opinionated young architect had. |
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I'd love to win the lottery and take home all that loot. |
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We had a humongous row just because she left. |
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Let's make an evening of it and catch the last train home. |
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Slight dalliance with her makes the very diminutive seem as big as life. |
|
We can spend late hours rendering something and then have a go-by in thirty seconds. |
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There's a world of difference between liking someone and loving them. |
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You must be soft if you think I'll give you fifty quid! |
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She lavishes money on her grandchildren. |
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A ghastly twitch for a smile overwhelmed the compassionate ladies. |
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Happiness is a way station between too much and too little. |
|
Mr Brown might have been expected to roll each pledge around his mouth like a connoisseur sipping a fine wine. |
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This leaves young couples who are peers to navigate the office fishbowl on their own. |
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She had psyched herself up so much for the camping trip that she forgot her sleeping bag. |
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Playing the piano to the swan song of life. |
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The problem was eventually solved by wearing the roomy creation backwards in an attempt to conceal several miles of mournfully trailing crepe de Chine. |
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The most notable addition is the notorious Na'avi sex scene in which Jake and Neytiri get it on, alien style, but it hardly sounds like we're talking Pandoran porn. |
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Con-gratulations to everybody who sent in their ideas. |
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No mere morning sickness this, but gripping, round-the-clock, horrible nausea. |
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Take a trip to the mall, to the next country, to a foreign country, but NOT to where the guilt is. |
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They are quaking in their boots at the prospect of tomorrow's game. |
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I don't want to be a nag but do you have that ten bucks you owe me? |
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It's hard to imagine that with all the magical gadgets, the eager, studious types would still whip out a notepad, pencil, and highlighter-and take laborious, wrist-twisting notes in class. |
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Its film industry operates in its own curiously hermetic way. |
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Or his database opens Jiang of Ge postern and so on. |
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He gave a self-deprecating shrug. |
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Don't miss out on the fantastic bargains in our summer sale. |
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Blackball me from eating yogurt on the met steps? You have nothing I need. |
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The girl dressed dog's dinner is the daughter of a millionaire. |
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I could have him for my fellow worker but not for a friend. |
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These are the bare essentials you'll need to dress your baby during the first few months. |
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I wrote this sappy love song. |
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But when you talk I stray back to your ankles in a fantasy of exploring there with my tongue. |
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That frock shows your petticoat. |
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Michael Carrick's ability to succeed with United and England has been given the endorsement of a Geordie legend. |
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Again and again he paints the crowd's attempts at leisure as feeble reproductions of the discipline of the factory. |
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Tied around his neck was a solid black scarf that hinted at a beatnik spirit lurking beneath the formality. |
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Love came down at Christmas; love all lovely, love divine; love was born at Christmas, stars and angels gave the sign |
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Jay brought Dionne honeycomb cell shaped soap and an oil and sand picture with its ever-changing magic. |
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Gods determine what you're going to be. |
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He wasn't sick -- it was just a subterfuge. |
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However, one writing quirk guaranteed that their newsletters, brochures, and announcements would end up in the trash. |
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O Arjuna, the entire expansive material energy is the womb into which I infuse the embryo of individual consciousness; subsequently manifested by Me, every species of life is generated. |
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I spit it out and flick it from my eyes. |
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You push and I'll pull. |
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Wells Fargo completed its acquisition of First Interstate yesterday and lost no time wielding the cost-cutting ax. |
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Fifty dollars for a meal like this ? - That's simply highway robbery! |
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That rice pudding was the first solid food he's eaten since his operation. |
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Outside, the mob surged around me, retiring and returning like a spring tide. |
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She plastered herself from head to toe in high factor sun lotion. |
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None of the turmoil that routinely attends film-star existence ever seemed to visit the Astaire household. |
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The novel spun a miasma of death and decay. |
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It was unbelievably dramatic as lightning crackled all round the van. |
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Builders are renowned for wolf-whistling at any woman who walks by. |
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A slave ignorant of his servitude and happy to admire his servitude is a flunky , accomplice, and shameless person. |
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However, the resourceful imp manages to finagle an apprenticeship out of the sympathetic Alfredo, whose adages come mostly from the pens of Hollywood screenwriters. |
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He and his wife came to our house asking for me the way the richest groom would come asking for his bride. |
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VC : I always said he has a bionic left leg. |
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Oh , and before that, he was an astronaut, a naval flight officer and an electrical engineer. |
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Does this proud and historic little state really measure up to its potential? |
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Life always waits for some crisis to occur before revealing itself at its most brilliant |
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Have you seen Karl's new girlfriend? She's a real looker! |
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A lasting peace requires the slate to be wiped clean. |
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He sloshed me on the chin. |
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It is innocency that can live in the world, with all its turmoil, and yet not be of it. |
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You should never procrastinate when it comes top studying for a test. |
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On this occasion, however, his penchant for procrastination is turning into a liability. |
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Indeed, the inter-connections of this penal trinity of population, capacity and conditions form the heart of the reform quagmire. |
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Then, without more ado, he turned on his heel and left, slamming the door behind him. |
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Of course I spoil your flirtation, or whatever it is you call it, with your cousin. |
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That was the bemused phrase people employed to explain the always weird, sometimes amusing, often maddening behavior of Manny Ramirez, the slugger who retired last week. |
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You toe the line or you don't stay on the team! |
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I'm confident that there's enough in the bank for a splurge on a great pair of shoes. |
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He's a perfect philistine. |
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Is you it that that meet regardless what all free and unfettered butterfly? |
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I will meet them as a bear that is bereaved of her whelps, and will rend the caul of their heart, and there will I devour them like a lion: the wild beast shall tear them. |
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The kids hid their teacher's bike for a lark. |
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A bit too ambitious, that lad, he'd like to see me come unstuck. |
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Of course, in the wrong hands, a weed whacker can do damage like any other power tool. |
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He racked off a miserable story. |
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The reconditioned air attracts the flies so we wander round like lost nomads thinking about the next meal. |
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He might supplant Jones before the year is out. |
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The teacher's demand cut no ice with these naughty boys. |
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Newt Gingrich is a brilliant political strategist who has the power to discipline his left but not his right. |
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This summer's Roman gladiator sandals , inset with turquoise and other gems, are right up your alley. |
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Best to bend while 'tis a twig |
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I blush , I burn , I shudder, while I pen the damnable atrocity. |
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What the heck is that? |
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That first visit to China just whetted her appetite. |
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Such gustatory exotica as killer bee honey and fresh catnip sauce. |
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We cannot let our democracy become a matter of simply giving a bunch of politicians a blank cheque to govern us every five years. |
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He then descends to chop suey. |
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The blue mausoleum produces the good wine, is passing the mellow tulip's fragrance, seems abundantly in the jade bowl just likes the amber crystal clear. |
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Anywhere has Xining to buy the Shanghai World's Fair in 2010 mascot sea precious? |
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He's so angry he's in no fit state to see anyone. |
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He was ready to plough down everything that stood in the way of his goal. |
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In ignoring such joy we destroy ourselves. In attempting to restrict it we attempt to capture a butterfly. |
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If one day I can forget you, how I wish is now. |
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They manned the desk of the city clerk and peopled a phantom orchestra. |
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I wasn't frightened by what he said-it was all bluster. |
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After graduation, BIE is Economics fancy, become a first - line star, but AFF has become BIE broker. |
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I'm after a tie to go with this shirt. |
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Nothing impure could touch his lasting image of Regine. |
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If she was sly, she would have just gone to the hospital, got IV shots, and complained about her long working hours, then she would not have been involved in this witch-hunt. |
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On the trail of nepeta advice Can you help me with my trailing variegated nepeta? |
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Inelegant park men and women behavior is askance at really by person! |
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She looked up and saw him, resplendent in his formal clothes, his face radiant as he leaned over the microphone. |
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Only asking was a standard riposte from most Walworth kids. |
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Drama is life with the dull bits cut out |
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My grandmother always babbles about trifles. |
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They will run wild freed from the fetters of control. |
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Can't you see he's taking advantage of you? |
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With more thought and care this would have been a first-class essay. |
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Those apocryphal tales about the hypertoxic blowfish prized by Japanese gastronomes? |
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Male pride forced him to suffer in silence. |
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And he gon na be laying over there across the street or back down there in the penitentiary. |
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He's got that bit of adolescent fuzz on his upper lip. |
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His exam answer was just a lot of waffle. |
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She's one snappy dresser. |
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You ' re warmhearted ; but you ' re talkative. |
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The streets teem with cars, trucks and vans with all kinds of designs and colors running like a millpond, with no horns hooting . |
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This isn't such a monumental task but for the arrival of another 150,000 visitors who have exactly the same plans! |
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They were tolerating that redhead well enough in spite of his sullen bad manners. |
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Here the woman who wrangled with truck drivers over motel bills wore a turquoise bathing cap and bright red lipstick to swim in the backyard pool. |
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He's always got the stereo playing full blast. |
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I couldn't eat another mite. |
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I'm afraid; he's at the last gasp. |
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He's a sly old devil isn't he! Nobody knew he had as much money as that! |
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Tonight he wears peach-colored slacks, a matching gingham blouse, brass hoop earrings and a rhinestone stud in his nose. |
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We grow neither better nor worse as we grow old but more and more like ourselves. |
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It is a trite simile to compare her teeth to pearls. |
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My own house feels as filthy and chaotic as a bus terminal. |
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Real estate speculators are the property market bubble lovers or sinner? |
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Jane will stop in St. Louis fou a twe - day sojourn with relatives. |
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One of these, the parlor, gay with an ingrain carpet and dolorous with a funeral card and a death-picture of one of her numerous departed babes, was kept strictly for company. |
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Will my child outgrow the squint? |
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An adjustment of her tight neck ruffle, and Natalie continues, looking me straight in the eye with a stern glare. |
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Both are thus in love with a Galatea that is caught in an unstoppable archaeology of death and war-making. |
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Forged 1020 carbon steel structure - an unparalleled sense of a solid ball back. |
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Dan a bored thirty year - old math wiz who's looking for a way to change his life. |
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It would be like slapping the girl in the face with a glove and challenging her to a duel. |
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Coming events cast their shadows before them |
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Ande we like to drink our beer from a mason jar. |
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In contrast to the "bleak cold colours" of the Yorkshire moors outside, "the room looked the perfection of warmth, snugness and comfort, crimson predominating in the furniture". |
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Aspiring filmmakers, are you feeling overlooked , underappreciated, and undiscovered? |
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He could always do something useful instead of wasting my time with footling queries. |
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An unspoken reason for her attempted escape had also been the growing certainty that this attraction was coming to a head. |
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This was rough stuff: a botched execution left one ex - bishop to cook more painfully than normal. |
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I've never played ice hockey - it's far too dangerous. |
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Don't give me that jazz! |
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He was passed from embrace to loving embrace. |
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I will cherish every good to me. |
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Or takes the radix astragali Chinese yam gruel. |
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Anything you may hold firmly in your imagination can be yours |
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You'll soon pass out of childhood into manhood. |
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It was sink or swim as a classroom teacher. |
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The hot tear was often in his magnanimous ruddy - brown eye. |
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Therefore the Venetian world makes him their scapegoat. |
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We've got to get the economy under control or it will literally eat us up. |
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A blank and empty future lay before me. |
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Does your puppy always chew up your shoes? |
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I'm not even going to dignify that stupid question with an answer. |
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He speaks with a public school accent and looks every inch the business executive he, of course, is. |
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They trampled his flowers out of spite. |
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I made myself go stiff at first but Mum went on cuddling and soon I sort of collapsed against her. |
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Some one hands me a plate heaped with food and a plastic spoon, and I taste the salty, luscious beans. |
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It was like showing up at the masquerade ball wearing the same costume two years in a row. |
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He just breezed in as if he'd only been away a day instead of ten years. |
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There are lots of them out there and, apparently, they breed like Kennedys. |
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Mam would love this after being cooped up in that fucking cell. |
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This has been a war fought more with technology than brute force. |
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Sophie is a glutton for books. |
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Her figure is womanly, but as Margarett draws her, the force of her sensuality is androgynous. |
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But the spirit, the motions were those inimitable, unteachable , Russian gestures the uncle had hoped for from her. |
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Courtesy is the inseparable companion of virtue. |
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I pray for the swan goose, the moonlight and the spring breeze forthousands of times, wishing the swan goose can bring my miss toyou; the moonlight can convey my greeting to you ; the spring breeze can send my care to you! |
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She always has her head buried in a book. |
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I can't let her carry on pretending I ain't in the room. |
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The gods could, up to a point, be merciful; but it was fate that was all-powerful. |
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Is anybody climbing up the ladder looking to knock you off your perch? |
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Nick walked in the boardroom sporting an obnoxious necktie. |
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Is my timing that flawed - have our feelings run dry? |
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They shouted obscene greetings to him, treating him like a commissionaire, or a bar man. |
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We are living in a world where everything is false. The society is like bright paint applied on top of rotten wood |
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He creates disorder and manages to convince people only he can resolve it. |
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But Italian artist Nicola Bolla, 47, has transformed them into something a bit more sinister - macabre tokens of death that include an AK47 assault rifle and human remains. |
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Barbie's maker. |
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His sudden smile made her go weak at the knees. |
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Is it not a form of self desecration not to cultivate this primeval delight in flowers? |
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The match with Dundee is a real test of character for us. |
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A mariachi band approaches and launches into a lively lament on what it is to be alone and without love. |
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But what could it be if it was warm and cuddly and baby shit yellow? |
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In the meantime, foreign banks are eager to coordinate with the rules of WTO, whereas many legal measurements taken to supervise and mange internal China"s business bank call for a soon birth." |
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He was so quiet and unobtrusive that you would hardly know he was there! |
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She's a past master at the art of getting what she wants. |
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What has he done to deserve this punishment ? |
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Better a bachelor's life han a slovenly wife. |
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The old man was the toast of the whole neighbourhood. |
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Keep growing chrysanthemums, darling and wearing daisies, the hooch is not good for you. |
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Without iridescent blue eye shadow, an effulgent outfit or a hair-sprayed coif, she looks normal. |
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And going forward, Charlie, they feel caught in a bind. |
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You can't tell her that joke-she's much too prim and proper . |
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They were like ailing friends met at the post office, or greatly missed because they had passed away. |
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Who wan na haul bricks on a construction site for a dollar and a quarter an hour? |
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But it's also a story of ecological disaster and man's excess. |
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It was a nerve-racking drive up the mountain. |
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At the dinner table, beer and a pluck up atmosphere indispensable fashion drinks, popular people. |
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Switch on your television set these days and you can bask in the warmth of the good old days. |
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These were not the dainty and chaste twirls and curtseys of the ballerinas at Lincoln Center. |
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Together, they showcase his combustible bop chops and sublime ballad skills, as well as his meteoric rise to prominence. |
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Maybe he's not the man she thought he was when she first met him in prison whilst serving time for rape. |
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We will add this in general, touching the affection of envy; that of all other affections, it is the most importune and continual. |
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Who's filched my pencils? |
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Unlined foreheads, bagless eyes, supple skin: today's celebrities have stopped ageing. |
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Take your weaknesses and translate them into positives. |
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That decision was sheer stupidity. |
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He sowed all his wild oats before he married. |
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Don't scamp work because pressed for time. |
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To them, she appeared an interfering busybody, a pushy incomer meddling with their heritage. |
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If you're caught stealing you'll be for the high jump. |
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His muse pullulated with dizzying speed. |
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Still the new public wanted something more savoury than its elegant teachers had given. |
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There, mind , good mother , bustle about, don't put us to shame. |
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It could be why his brother went swimming in a sack. |
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There were three children down with the measles and he had a whitlow on her thumb. |
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Should we be proud that the loaf broken at the Last Supper is now feeding 5000 denominations in as many different ways? |
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Pantomime - what a good excuse to forget your age and join in with the booing, hissing, singing and hilarity. |
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Ladle out the compliments.Did Tom fix the office photocopier - again? |
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Unfortunately, no one cautions Maia about her nasty, xenophobic cousins, who douse the house in bug spray and forbid her from venturing beyond their coiffed compound. |
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But she can also be the biggest bore when she piles on endless details about her childhood stomping grounds. |
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Is your portable computer your favorite traveling companion? |
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Maggie is the renegade. |
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Truitte remembered the conversation as lasting about seven minutes, a quick, relatively cool severance of an eight-year relationship. |
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His skin was so unwholesomely deficient in the natural tinge, that he looked as though, if he were cut, he would bleed white. |
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This restaurant has all the makings of a blockbuster. |
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My sentiment, my ideal, my freedom, my choice, my degeneration, my all are unable to withstand that frailly , only then compromise and deconstruction. |
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Her long fingernails clacked against the rim of a champagne glass. |
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Mr Iqbal, 37, was a black belt judo expert but he was no match for Vernage's knife. |
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Social and economic stability and the natural order call for a full two weeks of diligent goofing off. |
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And the day-laborers ride their thumbs to Florida to pick fruit and scrub toilets for retired Republicans. |
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The trees, two white and one pink, were an extravaganza of blossom which floated down on to the chequered tablecloths. |
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Who has remedial purulent secret recipe? |
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That Sunday is a figment of the world's imagination. |
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A lawyer's dog, running about unleashed, bee lines for a butcher shop and steals a roast. |
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Holyhead could well swap places with the Sealink's basement club Penmaenmawr Phoenix. |
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Is it time to serve up? |
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So long as, with reasonable success, I can impersonate "Joyce Carol Oates, " it is not the case that I am dead and done for-yet. |
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Bare chested and wet trousered, the job done, they swank before their audience then gallop off to Fair Hill. |
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I was like a pianist studying a piece of music, phrase by phrase, rehearing it, trying to discover and recreate exactly what the composer was trying to convey. |
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If that was your misguided attempt to make an appealing, heart-rending entrance into my life, you've failed. |
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I heard the machine that he rubs across the floor start up with that horrendous howl that makes my teeth curl. |
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The futuristic look is nicely accomplished, without a lot of eye candy: darkish, downbeat, more melancholy than despairing. |
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Make a retro film with your images! |
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His last film was hysterical. |
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Have a ha-ha bulletin board where you only post funny sayings or signs, suggests Allen Klein, an award-winning professional speaker and author of The Healing Power of Humor. |
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Replacing a system of retribution with one of restorative justice is, however, an uphill battle. |
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Return the home in so drunk that resemble a dead same. |
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Here he is choosing them over chocolate pudding! |
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The reporter arrives alertly , "Happy net " poll when initiate " can if there is sad net, you go? |
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This belief was like a ball and chain for the allied war effort. |
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Not all who had been at the momentous boardroom session left as speedily as Roscoe Heyward. |
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How can you watch that drivel on TV? |
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Fidel Castro's Cuban revolution was a three-alarm reminder that CIA-engineered coups weren't enough to keep communism out of the western hemisphere. |
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The tour manager's role is a cross between hostess and courier. |
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The contrast with her exhilaration on the frozen lake had come so swiftly. |
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It was a moment of madness. |
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Sunday clears away the rust of the whole week |
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Vertebral finish how does operation back have bosomy bag to a responsibility? |
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Assuming you don't air-freight tropical fruit and vegetables to your fridge each day. |
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Her steadfast belief never left her for one moment. |
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I firmly believe that any man's finest hour, the greatest fulfillment of all that he holds dear, is the moment when he has worked his heart out in a good cause and lies exhausted on the field of battle - victorious |
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Foreign programs, funded with charitable dollars and operating against incredible odds, are losing steam. |
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Bugger it! I've burnt the toast. |
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Winning the gold medal was yet another feather in her cap. |
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Prosecution lawyers face a daunting obstacle-race across uncharted territory. |
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Bullens Creek had started off tiny and tedious and gone downhill from there. |
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Baby you've done enough that cut your breath.Don't beat yourself up don't need to turn so fast.Sometimes we come last but we did our best. |
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His overtime rate is double time for Saturday and all weekday time over 8 hours and treble time for Sunday working. |
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He chalked his billiard cue again and again. |
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I gotta get outta here! |
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His plane swooped a beautiful curve up and down. |
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Bluntly, assertively refusing to comply with their demands withers them, because in their warped emotional environment, one person in each twosome must always dominate, the other be dominated. |
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He has that je ne sais quoi that distinguishes a professional from an amateur. |
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Give me a boost over the fence. |
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And she was off into her bedlam of mythology once more. |
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The beauty spot brings back horrific memories for the couple; memories of a night they were not meant to survive. |
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He looked like a miniature version of his father. |
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Something about his smarmy attitude makes me want to shake him so hard his collarbone breaks. |
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The fragrance of lily of the valley from the milk bath one of my women friends has given me fills the air. |
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I've got a job in the bag. |
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How dare they believe that they could stand before the flower of Bretonnian chivalry! |
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We went for a real blow-out to celebrate. |
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She got hot pants for this guy twice her age. |
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Predicting voting trends from economic forecasts is a dodgy business. |
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Let us write our true comity in the vain network ~! |
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He is hiving a swarm with care. |
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It was like being washed up by the tide and left stranded. |
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She was entering the masses with the phantom of a future Utopia. |
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He's so lazy it's unbelievable. |
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The feminine disposition addle that is pregnant? |
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Or were all those insufferable lectures about "personal responsibility" when the bankruptcy bill was going through just so much claptrap? |
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They've got gunpowder enough to keep the whole battery firing for ever. |
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I'll be bitterly merry, and ironically gay , and I'll laught in derision! |
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Henceforth she must carry on from where she had started that momentous morning in Goddy's office. |
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It was sheer hell having to sit through hours of boring lectures! |
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There was a hail of angry words. |
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I've arranged a lunch with him next Thursday at which I intend to unfold my proposal. |
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Her dwarfish spouse still smoked his cigar and drank his rum without heeding her. |
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Off the field problems which have bedevilled the club in recent times have been buried. |
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All night I have been tossing and turning racking my brains to think what could have possessed the young man to kill himself. |
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A married woman is always gratified by the capture of a boy's fickle heart. |
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He can fling off a poem in half an hour. |
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All that trading and subterfuge is exhausting. |
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Fred may get a pony for Christmas because his father is making money hand over fist. |
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By comparing the difference of three market quality measurement indicators including bid-ask spread, depth and volume before and after the tick size changed, we found that to some extent the "0." |
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Every voice in nature was unanimous in bespeaking change. |
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Let your repentance salt my shoe leather," I said presently, " and then, as I lately sheathed my blade of anger, so sheath you my blade of love." |
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You'll rumple your jacket if you don't hang it up properly. |
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Our local football club may fold unless it gets a cash injection . |
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The muscles of his brawny arms are as strong as iron bands. |
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She'd need all her strength and bravery to cope with what lay in store. |
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Still, though, the expression is unyielding, the chin thrusting forward in defiance. |
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I'm damned if I'll apologize! |
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Feeling he hasn't done things he ought to have done - hasn't fulfilled his promise. |
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Can taste the sanctity and wonder of love! |
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But now he has to pin his faith on the emerging talent and pray they continue to make progress. |
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Record of a Journey to the West is a tragic story written in the appearance of a comedy by the author and it is a jocosity depiction of survival consciousness. |
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Here's his page in the yearbook! |
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Before this I'd have smiled and turned her down. |
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Stop acting like an overgrown schoolboy. |
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My soul is tasty and chewy like bubble gum. |
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There's no fool like an old fool |
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The room seemed to sum up his life: his future seemed as bleak as this cubicle. |
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With Fann on board we are out to scout for vintage pieces high fashion and wine and dine the hong kong way... |
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I might even have griped about my existence with the Gorengs and thought wistfully of alternatives. |
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I ...understand how a parent might hit a child- it's because you can look into their eyes and see a reflection of yourself that you wish you hadn't |
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It is a maze of low-ceilinged corridors and linoleum floors, in shades of magenta, brown and nicotine yellow. |
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A propensity to be saucy was one; and a perverse will, that indulged children invariably acquire, whether they be good-tempered or cross. |
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It scared and disgusted her the way every male she met suddenly started ogling the blancmange under her blouse. |
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Why didn't you walk away with your father when he left?Y ou didn't have to stay. |
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True story: Last fall, rushing to a black-tie reception at the White House, Nasser, an Aussie, realized he hadn't packed his tuxedo. |
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The boys were vying with each other to impress her. |
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They don't have a prayer of winning. |
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There she was , grey - suited , sweet - faced , demure, but scowling. |
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Mustard in bloom, mustard in art, mustard in food, even a mustard competition. |
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Gillespie's cheeks puffed out as he blew into his bent-bell trumpet. |
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This was only undoing her newly formed resolution to hate him. |
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My quibble is with the way you're using Pacificism and Caste System with a Spritual leader. |
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As you sow so shall you reap |
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There was a manic air to the way he ate his steak and kidney pie. |
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Behind you are more than twenty years of habit-forming obedience to the house rules - and why not? |
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So he's a bit of an idiot, but he's still my bruv, ain't he? |
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He had turned from a beer-bellied, ranting bear into a well-groomed, grumbling sheepdog. |
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In his present incumbency he takes a company into its twelfth season this spring looking remarkably solid and healthy. |
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The white one looks like something that belongs in the toy aisle and the black one gets so disgustingly dirty that it's embarrassing to use in public. |
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He's so delirious he doesn't know where he is. |
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Marina Derryberry feared that his lessons might be glorified baby-sitting. |
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He looks like Bozo the clown. |
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Why should I approve of his cavorting with a harlot? |
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Moodie looked sanctimonious whilst Scawsby could hardly hide his crows of triumph. |
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He carried on his life in the full glare of publicity. |
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That remark of yours about Jack got home. |
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She acts as if even speaking to us is beneath her. |
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You get to exercise your intellect, your muscles, and your cardiovascular sys-tem all at the same time. |
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I wouldn't want a pudding unless it was chocolate cake! |
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Sinclair essayed a smile but it could hardly have been rated as a success. |
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I am scampish, still be your rogue, this a little while you had untied two my knot! |
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I can't help feeling slightly wistful about the perks I'm giving up. |
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Why did they have to make his life a misery? |
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One glance was all it took to realise this was one hard nut to crack - his features still completely impassive. |
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She broke the chocolate bar in two and gave a piece to me. |
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Not so foolish as to put your head in a noose. |
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A man whose name is so synonymous with a suntan that it is a running joke in Doonesbury? |
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Are modern movies simply FX and merchandise? |
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They've got eight children! Can you beat that? |
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He even smashed a fridge with a sledgehammer on his own. |
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Down with the helm! |
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People who are unkind or uncaring can be described as meaner than junk yard junkyard dog. |
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She's ready to dish on boys, beauty, and break-ups in her new column. |
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That's why the tripod was here, to record proof, undeniable proof. |
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Dress for bridesmaid and jackets for best man. |
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Roy disdains the cowardice of anyone who plays the easier shot. |
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And the busty Belfast blonde could get Brown all hot under the collar with her antidote agenda to "serious and boring" politics. |
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No matter be, consider for the spouse, the male is in Bacchic beside had better lean close darlingly still in the sweetheart later, with thick sleep wine of disappear disappear incomplete. |
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Everyone on the packed stage is singing the most complex music at speeds that are almost unreasonable. |
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The Big Girl chooses to pester me with her pleas to get her ear pierced just before school, just before bed, or when I'm rifling in the refrigerator with a wolfish look. |
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With sad paradox, Mr Punch himself became the man in the Bateman cartoon, unwelcome in polite company. |
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Keenan makes any attempt to fire him look like retaliation. |
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To administer torture while within the warp - to a talented Astropath of all people - would be plain lunacy. |
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Life is half spent before we know what it is |
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April hath put a spirit of youth in everything |
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And then a few years ago, they may dragoon, and then to now is a hero. |
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His absence cast a blight over the family. |
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It doesn't help that today is a Sunday, so the usual bustle of hawkers, pedestrians and cars that enliven the empty drabness are missing. |
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As you are painfully aware, when it comes to being handy, I can barely work a shower curtain. |
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He is, without the slightest doubt, the greatest living novelist. |
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Neil Simon is joining an elite comedy club. |
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Lie down and finish out the night, since you ARE here; but, for heaven's sake! don't repeat that horrid noise: nothing could excuse it, unless you were having your throat cut!' |
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A so-called celebrity is looking for you. |
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Socrates died when Golden Age Athens - an ambitious, radical, visionary city-state - had triumphed as a leader of the world, and then over-reached herself and begun to crumble. |
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Chester Xi, the sages cherish day, saints and treat time. |
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Who's snaffled my pen? It was on my desk a moment ago. |
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I've always been close to my dad but he's never rammed his career down my throat. |
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Wilsom tried to put one over on me yesterday by selling me a worthless car. |
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The fresh cheese with cream was all we, or at any rate I, wanted. |
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She was a consummate performer. |
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Look indoors, it is an admirable viewfinder, sit visit the plant outdoor, sunshine crosses fenestella , irregular change is the scenery of smooth shadow. |
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Blackrag Madonna is blind as a dead rat. |
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Waco, though the timing was unfortunate, was just a blip on the dial. |
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An omelette of rumour, speculation and downright lies, with many a sting in the tail. |
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You wretch! You promised you'd give me a lift. |
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That last wishes as merely commandeer to hoard up you away from the action. |
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I was just phoning up for a chat. |
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I find it hard to get my tongue round these Polish names. |
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He's cute, he's soft, he cuddly, he's the one I want to get! |
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The chill air cooled her face and seemed to sweep her problems into the distance. |
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Charles Dickens was a raconteur par excellence. |
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She's still hale and hearty at 74. |
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Or am I given over utterly to the fiend? |
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The hotel has been refurbished to the tune of a million dollars. |
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Don't forget to invite the Jordans. |
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Honesty and diligence should be your eternal mates |
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Don't sport with her; she's an old-fashioned girl. |
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Art and history fuse in inextricable magic. |
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Her mood was blacker than ever. |
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I had to stoop to the child's height to hear what he was saying. |
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Ya think we could take a break after that victorious ruckus? |
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All the walls were painted a sickly green: the same colour, thought Marie, as mushy peas. |
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Crowds of celebs are having to have a laugh and raise loads of cash for children. |
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It was a spur-of-the- moment ceremony that Smith said was a way to show his commitment to his lover. |
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He got the boot. |
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How can he afford to buy himself a brand new car? |
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It would have been everything just to keep her steady, facing that way, just to stay afloat. |
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Every animal that has a split hoof not completely divided or that does not chew the cud is unclean for you; whoever touches the carcass of any of them will be unclean. |
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All I want to hear is the sound of the wind rushing through this funky old tub. |
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Rosie said with that upper lip twisting in scorn. |
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My house feels solid and safe and orderly; hyacinths and narcissus bloom indoors here even in the dead of winter. |
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He rose from errand boy to president. |
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Yi, absolutely with an appearance of good guy, is too timid to face media. |
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An ordinary mind is a mind of utmost freedom and unsurpassed joy. |
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Her rude husband bawled for his dinner. |
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You've mutilated the story by making such big changes. |
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Make one misstep marketing creamed corn and you could end up in the loony bin. |
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I don't have any scruples about taking her car?she's often borrowed mine. |
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Never can one find a single wimple on this cloak. |
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Rare birds preen themselves right in front of your camera. |
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I wish it would buck up and be Monday. |
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From a merry child, then a blushing maid, she has become a perfect woman now. |
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I'm going to play you a Bach fugue. |
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An emotive trial lawyer; the emotive issue of nuclear disarmament. |
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The smile that launched a career Fans of television presenter Michaela Strachan love her famous cheeky grin. |
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Russell is appealingly brash until a bogus subplot forces him to suggest borderline psychosis. |
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Taj Mahal in Atlantic City hung in the balance late last night as Donald Trump raced to clinch a deal with bondholders aimed at staving off an involuntary bankruptcy for his giant casino hotel. |
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But I'd had my suspicions and didn't share his romantic notion of a farewell from anonymous royalty. |
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How many balls of wool did you need to knit that sweater? |
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Fulla can now dress her perfect albeit slightly less busty(17) figure with tight t-shirts and jeans and wear the same colourful head scarves donned by most young Egyptian women today. |
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His critics even smile in anticipation of a rhetorical question meeting with a devastating reply. |
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My car goes like a bomb since I put that new engine in it. |
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An old maid has one consolation: she can never be a widow no matter who dies. |
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He's bad-easysting, but he's lazy, drinks too abundance or can't hold a job lot dawn six months. |
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Terman similarly helped woo William Shockley to the Valley of Heart's Delight, promising him a flow of top-notch students eager to work with, and learn from, a leading physicist. |
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The wedding veil is a reminder of the bridal canopy that was built to keep the evil eye from the wedding cerebration. |
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The "first-time smartphone buyer" is a bit of a mythical creature, like a perfect gas in physics, or a unicorn or jackalope. |
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Rachel daintily arched one eyebrow as if I had mentioned inviting her servants to some feast or revelry. |
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At once Maxwell was up, yawning, stretching his tall, untanned body in the chilly air. |
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Persuading Chris to buy a round of drinks is like getting blood out of a stone. |
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He and I resemble parallel line. |
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The blue baby can turnover Jianghai, magnanimous, is overwhelmed with emotion drunk by the monster mirror floats but actually in the poisonous water jar. |
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Grainne is Dierdriu's granddaughter by an unbroken line. |
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Have you seen his latest bit of skirt? |
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But even your dreams will be but a pale shadow of my true decadence. |
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You'll never mend your car like that let me have a stab at it. |
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What reserves of strength and intellect she must have to remember details like that! |
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Now and then make me gutty and illusive, we are the children that orphanage treats person adopt, want with destiny make a stand against but so faint however. |
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The new movie is a killer. |
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The proceedings may be confusing-with silver-tongued barristers arguing for the admissibility of this or that document or video clip-but the emotions they touch are raw. |
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In the most organic, visceral way possible they now felt bonded with utter intimacy to their Chapter, digested by it. |
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Adams staked his claim for a place in the Olympic team with his easy win yesterday. |
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Katherine Lundy was determined that her children would grow up unaffected and untainted by the cursed country. |
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I must be dashing off now. |
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Yet despite his circumspection Grint, in grey denims and pop punk T-shirt, is excited about two things today. |
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Constable, in true British form , laughs in the face of adversity. |
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Academy Award Nominations including best picture, best director, best adapted screenplay! |
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I had lunch on the verandah of the Hacienda Mamacona horse ranch outside the city and watched Peru's top horsemen put sepia thoroughbreds through their paces. |
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This is such a hurly - burly world where life is solitary. |
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Whew! That was a lucky escape! |
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The religious press in the first decade of pentecostal history teems with blistering attacks on the new movement. |
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But Joel was Shasta Llamas' resident naturalist mountaineer and survival specialist. |
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Tina was pregnant with their first daughter. |
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I might just warm up the leftovers from yesterday's meal in the microwave. |
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In time, Wuzhen is Wu, Green Town, Tongxiang scribe. |
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It was a jest rather than a reproach. |
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It is the cunning of reason, no doubt, but one has to recognize the cunning of the reasoner, and take one's hat off to him. |
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Without Deborah they did not add to any more than another name for the bars and gossip columns of New York. |
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China's economy is like a great river in flood: it has an unstoppable momentum. |
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The political problem is how to co-opt the movement's energy and motivational anger without succumbing to its incoherence and being tainted by the wacko voices within it. |
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She shivered inwardly, a delicious sensation, and felt her heart break into a gallop. |
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Just because I am not a misanthrope? |
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The referee was so unfair that they were about to blow a fuse. |
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Jack is not such a fool as he's made out to be. |
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But I really dig splatter humor. |
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She liked to show a matey interest in things, be one of the boys, prove she wasn't stuck-up and so on. |
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He has a deep, commanding , powerhouse voice that is both ahusky and yet soulful, too. |
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Her racing tipster got the Derby winner right. |
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It's about time you tuned out the television set. |
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Of soft kid cowhide and the fleeciness softness that rouse processing through turning suede. |
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I'd hold them in my arms and watch them drift off peacefully - it was like watching a miracle. |
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Don't act so all-fired high and mighty. |
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A hot college hoop dreamer played by Kadeem Hardison dies just as his team is on the edge of an NCAA championship. |
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This principle has been woven into the warp and woof of his life. |
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Prospect Park, with its vast lake, is a magnet for all health freaks. |
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You know he is my enemy, just as I am his enemy, an enmity determined by our respective natures. |
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By launching the new forum Mr Heseltine is getting his own back on the now weakened Mr Lamont. |
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Fletcher Reede is a cartoon character with real heart. |
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That ingrate burned me up. Recommend this article... |
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The Gnome started shaking his hips back and forth and smacking the air like he was spanking some girl's butt on the dance floor. |
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Backdate the letter so she'll think I wrote it last mouth. |
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Warner and Branagh have declared themselves uninterested in the executive hassle of running our large subsidised companies. |
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The taxi was so slow we might just as well have gone on the bus. |
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Marsalis renders it with such bounce and joy that he practically devours it. |
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It's a slack season and we're going to stash business. |
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Rayleen helped too, or rather her uniform did, giving us a pseudo-official status which meant we could jump the queue. |
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But Greenspun's upscale decor pales as she talks of another time and place full of pain and agony. |
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The Byrds are seen as an antecedent of bands like R.E.M. |
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His dumb loyalty brought tears to my eyes. |
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I just accompany u merrily for the sake of scenery not for you. |
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I have nothing to repent of. |
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The ability of a resort to quicken the pulse as I approach. |
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They prefigure the society and the civilization to come. |
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My little daughter has already smartened up for the evening party. |
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A tale of a woman fighting back? |
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Even those leafless beech trees would outlast him. |
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He had a white - knuckle ride on a roller coaster. |
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And if renting is not enough, how about Cornish Cay in the Bahamas, on sale for a mere $9 million? |
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It features such luminaries as Public Broadcasting Service news correspondent Ray Suarez and the first Latino Pulitzer Prize winner for fiction, author Oscar Hijuelos. |
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Three mice a sock. |
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It is the quicksilver panacea for weakness - the quintessence of a dedicated existence. |
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Foxhunting is an abomination. |
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But in London it brought belly laughs with a bawdy display of music hall humour and saucy songs. |
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The sound of bagpipes heralded the return of the hometown hero. |
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Tawno's so good at making love it's no wonder women fall for him like a ton of bricks. |
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The sun set in a pyrotechnic display that burnt up the whole western sky. |
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Initially rejected as uncommercial, "What's Going On" (with background vocals by two players from the Detroit Lions) was Gaye's finest studio achievement, a timeless gift of healing. |
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Larry and Billie-Jean were among thousands who packed the Shea baseball stadium to see Elton play. |
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He cannot deliver the Latino vote. |
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The drug addict loses the sense of dignity, responsibility, self- esteem and self- respect, and he forgets how to live like a human being |
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She succeeded in pumping the name of the winner out of him. |
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But does it come up to scratch for educational value? |
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Instead she Blew Monkey right out of sight with a single wave of her plantain fan. |
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At 6,352 yards, par 71, it already offers a stern test of technique without being physically onerous. |
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The coats were ornately if not fabulously stitched with over a mile of gold thread. |
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So Giuliani felt free to insult the United Nations and stage this infantile parking snit. |
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Her skull was crammed with too many thoughts. |
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Ah! Really worry a person, really hope to hear this lesson originally of prelect , ha ha, write here, 88! |
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Christie, as you saw when he walked slowly round the track in a Union Jack, loves a wallow in praise. |
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Know that as you do this, your efforts are increased a thousandfold and we of the Ascended realms join with you, and the Angels sing the notes that will bring in the alignment to GalacticCenter. |
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Absolutely stunningand evocative of a gothic princess. |
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Crooks get on top of the food chain and won't ever voluntarily release their strangleho od grasp of others. |
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Even the attempts to supplant it pay IQ the tribute of accepting its frame of reference. |
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His frozen shoulder has stopped him playing tennis. |
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Last night's defeat should be a wake-up call for the team. |
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He is cutting, of course, but never slips into caricature. |
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The studios soft-pedal the rivalry between their animation departments. |
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He answered me carelessly with a glint from the corners of his eyes. |
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Some say Britain's pungent blue-veined Stilton cheese smells of old socks. |
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The open-plan kitchen brings you both gustatory and visual pleasure. |
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I grab a sweet-scented bottle and hurl it at them. |
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Don't fluster me or I'll never be ready. |
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Ne'er the night passes without my dreaming of you. |
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Her aviary at Prides was a carnival of sentient color and living sound. |
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He parted from his native shore a year ago. |
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Her patience finally gave out. |
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Their strident moralism jarred with both the measured middle-class radicalism of the repealers and the dominant patrician language of high politics. |
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Her baby snoozled into her bosom. |
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ROBERT GILDEA, Oxford University's fearsomely erudite professor of modern history, has chosen a large canvas-and a wonderful title. |
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She doled him out a plateful of stew. |
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This lush estate, in verdant sugar cane country and near a gorgeous beach, was the home of actor Raymond Burr, best known for his roles as "Perry Mason" and "Ironside." |
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The actor is a mite more cagey, however, as to his involvement with co-star Penelope Cruz. |
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Because believing that the dots will connect down the road, will give you the confidence to follow your heart, even when it will lead you off the well-worn path, and that will make all the difference. |
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The sunlight glimmered off these blades and when the sea breeze swept through they rippled like sequins on a party dress. |
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The cantus was a little bIt'simplex childishness. |
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Confidence is the first guarantor in learning English! |
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Her outrageous remarks were/went beyond all reason. |
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A cigarette between his girlish lips seemed to be emitting smoke of its own accord. |
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In time, like all corruptible passions of the flesh, this one would simply burn itself out. |
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A cricket critic cricket his neck at a critical cricket match. |
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I felt like a pea on a drum. |
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Its sort of their golden oldie . . . I just don't think that dog will hunt anymore. |
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The agenda gave Sutton a golden opportunity to stamp his authority on the paper. |
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Don't distract me while I'm driving! |
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Sharp textural niceties, too, from the first violin's drunken smudges to the lambent clatter of piano, harp and percussion. |
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All their hopes lie in him. |
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The crew of the Dutchman was covered in barnacles and scales - more monster than human. |
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When they heard a rumor (false, it turned out) that a glut of cars had shut down the New York State Thruway, the 20-year-old sweethearts could no longer resist. |
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Your school could leap ahead of the pack. |
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This month's quiz - who knows what Ramalina is? |
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Yesterday idolized , today hated and spit upon, tomorrow forgotten, and the day after tomorrow promoted to Sainthood. |
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Mike,'she said joyfully,'if you'll blow me to a pail of suds. |
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She was a prissy little girl. |
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In these days of siege, psychiatrists must treat disaffection through militant group action and advocating conscientious, high-quality patient care. |
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Words cut [hurt] more than swords |
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Homes in this corner of Mantua that once went for $350,000 are now worth nothing. |
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Periodic law and order - it's elementary! |
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She shook her head in negation. |
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Don't use your credit card willy-nilly. |
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It is an eerie experience but only a prologue. |
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All is fair in love and war |
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The industrious bee always has no horary woe. |
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We drove through three time zones for veal scaloppini? |
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Aunt Sally left her personal estate of several hundred thousand dollars to a home for wayward Dalmatians. |
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I had Cooper's respray the panel and valet the innards with hot steam. |
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I'm pregnant! You want to see the damn sonogram? |
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He finally faced up to his drug problem when his band told him to shape up or ship out. |
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I'll bet they have yummy ice cream. |
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Her fragile sanity crept away from the edge to cower inside the fortress of her orders. |
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John Osborne's kitchen sink classic, 'Look Back in Anger', which we think of as epitomising post-war austerity, is really about the emergence from that era into a more affluent, complex world. |
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Christianity is the most perverted system that ever shone on man |
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The "Field of Chiefs" and its Standing Stone, where the clans can come to speak of peaceful alliances, fearless of treachery, is a living piece of history. |
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Laugh, make, quarrel, cry, now I need is indifferent. |
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Although color television often is snowflake dot of Man Bing, fanner often gives out bulldozer like roar, that also is sweat caboodle comes out ah. |
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I'd advise you to creep up her sleeve again. |
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A face imperturbable as fate. |
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He was assembling a complication that sent a little gilded boy with a trumpet through a door in the clock face to herald the birthdays of its owner's family. |
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We decided to give it a whirl. |
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He was just Margaret's old chum who had loaned me a shoulder and was still metaphorically holding my hand. |
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Urban life depends upon an invisible stratum of people who repair the city's infrastructure while all the rest are abed. |
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I paint in my unoccupied hours. |
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All of Callinicos' philosophical sophistication and matchless political experience evaporate in the face of the art of his own lifetime. |
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The Controller's acknowledging smile was as brittle as frosted glass. |
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You hit the nail on the head about him: he is a con artist. |
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Long have I combed the vilest quarters of this town on fruitless search for thee. |
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He has an endless supply of corny jokes. |
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Depth perception : wonder of evolution, miracle of sensory perception, and envy of the cyclops. |
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But Masterson is also convincing as a woman susceptible to the lure of taking time to smell the flowers. |
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Your smiling at me is my daily dose of magic. |
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In 1977, the country appeared poised on the brink of a new age, with recent events having organized themselves in such a way as to make a clean-energy future seem tantalizingly close at hand. |
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If they refused to let me go on a picnic I was uncontrollable for weeks. |
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He fell into a swoon yesterday. |
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It's the kind of movie you either love or hate. |
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He is the first writer to give a grotesque description of sexual perversion and explore the aestheticism of lechery in Japanese literature and the relations between"m..." |
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However, the dollar is a hot potato, tasteless but wasteful to discard. |
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Last night's intimacy seemed doubly incongruous in contrast to this fraught hostility. |
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All of this was blissful time out from the routine drudgery. |
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His portrait of Picasso subscribes to, rather than blows away, the legend. |
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She had perky tits and the best ass. |
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You won't want for a friend as long as I draw breath. |
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But there are certain dizzy overtones to her narrative -- she only fell drunk into the orchestra pit once. |
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Vic grimaces at his own reflection, as if to say: come off it, no identity crises, please. |
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I had to invoke your sacred name before he would agree to do it. |
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That diamond horseshoe is her lucky charm. |
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I bathed and changed and decided to start the evening with the bounce of Sidney Bechet. |
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He is brimming with unused love, a passion for justice, a need to repent that surpasses what the law ordained. |
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This oatmeal lumps if you don't stir it well. |
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All their advice was swept aside. |
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Will you let me take you out to dinner tomorrow in gratitude for what you've done? |
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Sitting here with you is heaven. |
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In her present fragile state, an inquisition, nomatterhow well-intentioned, would have shattered her into a million pieces. |
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The cultural life of the country will sink into atrophy unless more writers and artists emerge. |
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He's a classic Nordic type - tall with blond hair and blue eyes. |
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Right beside his appeal was another flier with the same request, word-for-word identical in every way, right down to the typeface. |
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Frenchmen, O my countrymen, Let not your enemies, with their desolating doctrines, degrade your souls, and enervate your virtues! |
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He went as red as a beetroot when I asked about his new girl - friend. |
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Heavy oak doors open into an impenetrable warren of bleak rooms painted in regulation Ministry of Works cream. |
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The poetry industrialism now there's a literary line where you got to open up new territory. |
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She was cleverer than either of them, more elusive, more fragile. |
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I know myself and I'm sure that the task of writing the XSL style sheet to transform the intermediate document would be a never-ending story. |
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Thinking your memory will get worse as you get older may actually be a self-fulfilling prophecy. |
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A simmering row ended with her letting fly with a stream of obscenities. |
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Reach a gram to ride ashore a combat horseback of haleness, soft-voicedly complain, for have already become adapted to step combat of he to say, this how much some is like a molestation. |
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And besides, why should these guys get to make plans for state land, which belongs to all of us? |
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Posterity will remember him for the books in which neither farce nor bleakness the upper hand. |
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He that falls into sin is a man; that grieves at it, is a saint; that boasteth of it, is a devil |
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One must learn to weed out incendiary polemics and agitprop from the whirling online maelstrom to become an informed and thoughtful citizen. |
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You simply 'must read this book it's so funny. |
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Her lips twitched with amusement. |
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I wouldn't underestimate her if I were you - she's smarter than you think. |
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Do I look like some mad old woman in this hat? |
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That's a comical hat you're wearing. |
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Such was its seductive hold that it could seem as if all of modern life was bewitched by a Taylorist demon. |
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Her accent betrays her a Londoner. |
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In network platform, we derive a soul food, even if the surge came flooding back of this great creation. |
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Use of high - quality float glass full - page screen printing process from frost! |
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Or do you wait till they tire of the taunting and go to release the victim when the coast is clear? |
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She doesn't have the physique for a dancer. |
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Once again the tenuous thought that she'd previously failed to grasp hovered like a wraith on the verge of her consciousness. |
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There was a glow on his face , wrinkled by a life time of suffering, that inspired one with a feeling of unshakable optimism. |
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The whooper swan, like its onomatopoeic cousins, the whistling and the trumpeter, belongs to an elegant society of sisters; the mute, Bewick's, black, and black-necked fill out the ranks. |
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Did Bill Clinton wallow in the mud with a group of Tucson sorority girls? |
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His hands swept restlessly over her body, touching, stroking, his fingers igniting fires wherever they roamed. |
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Picture a college girl named Gloria, climbing up high on a ladder, struggling to clean that filthy ceiling. |
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Happy birthday,Darling.You are the dearest thing in the world. |
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Cherish your own emotions and never undervalue them. |
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The crone lifts her wrinkled finger and drops it ominously on the Death card. |
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And should you drop it into a tubful of cloudy, child-colored water, not to worry - it floats. |
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The only losers on this extremely lucrative merry-go-round are the women. |
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I want to shimmy when I dance and wiggle when I walk. |
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It was smooth and round but he carried it like a sack. |
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The man who was now pumping my hand with just a little too much fervour was completely bald. |
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She's only thirteen and she already smokes like a chimney. |
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The story melted away her soul. |
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Let's rediscover life in the slow lane. |
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Don't fill your glass too full or you'll spill it. |
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Don't put that dress in the washing machine - the label says it should be dry-cleaned. |
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She's getting off the stagecoach. |
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Your cousins are akin to you. |
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She worked her fingers to the bone to provide a home and food for seven children. |
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What we are witnessing is the eager consummation that follows a long and passionate seduction. |
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That's a load of baloney. |
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Cute jogging shorts, tops, leggings. |
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She was knocking back the champagne at Maria's party. |
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In the sunshine of the morning, beneath the wide, blue heavens, with a fresh wind astir, what fears, except the most desperate, can find a harbourage ? |
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Nor was she the right candidate for a brief fling. |
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I vanquished her coldness with my assiduity. |
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And that tosses it into the lap of the medical establishment. |
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Somehow she'd given them the slip. |
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They say I must come and see them on their new organic farm - more land, less house, says Johnson. |
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Melt the oxygen-supplying chemical potassium chlorate, drop in some candy, and a fantastic display of fireworks will follow. |
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That infuriated the Roma stars and set the scene for a crazy last 10 minutes which culminated in Tommasi's early exit. |
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She already holds a commendation for her part in rescuing a rottweiler dog. |
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It could be the mandatory audio fashion accessory of the summer. |
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If I ever did eat any pussy, I would never eat any pussy, right? |
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I should wink at Mr. Heathcliff. |
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I'll remember your kindness to my dying day. |
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Love remained short,the memory last long. |
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Or they could wade in with a cure. |
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Ministers are as keen as ever to wrap their activities in a shroud of secrecy. |
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The men are hidebound and reactionary. |
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Don't whittle the stick into a short one. |
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As though the very lamps in the gleaming candelabra were powered by the electricity that seemed to radiate from his skin. |
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The newsman jazzed up the story to sell himself to the editors of the weekly. |
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She felt fenced in by domestic routine. |
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The moxa benefit been lived by the gun muzzle Hai terrors of linger back, see the backset that she want to button up a trigger, and then stumble working out. |
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She didn't want some tarted-up part-time hooker spoiling it with tales about him she couldn't possibly hope to match. |
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Until courting couples learn this rule, girls will go on ending up with drawersful of unwearable slippery camisoles in lurid colours, and men with racks of acutely embarrassing ties. |
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But looking after five-month-old daughter Atlanta has put a brake on her clothes shopping sprees. |
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Everyone pretended Clarisa was simply taking a siesta. |
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I thought I'd just swim with the tide and leave when everyone else does. |
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Do you love life ? Then do not squander time ; for that's the stuff5 life is made of |
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Sue always manages to upset somebody when we go out - she's a real liability. |
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Have they - good heavens - got their sums wrong? |
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Which motivates me to yank my hand back. |
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Her arrival cast a cloud over the party. |
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Now the starvation diet is beginning to slow me dawn. |
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All right, then, fish stew and lemon pie it is! |
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But Branson, 42, does not want the simulators sitting idle and sees them as a new money-spinner. |
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They see themselves as latter-day crusading knights. |
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We don't look a frog in a blender when dancing. |
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Buying a size larger just because the shoes feel too tight only means a narrow shoe that slips off! |
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The sultry weather in the tropics encourages tourists to lead an indolent life. |
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It rent his heart to see his daughter killed by bandits. |
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Then , what submission , what cringing and fawning , what servility, what abject humiliation! |
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Hooker didn't squander his money on flashy cars or other vices. |
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Also, where is his autobiography, supposedly finished over a year ago? |
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Maybe they genuinely like their kind of aural semolina. |
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Chandler sulkily picks up a garbage can lid and uses it as an umbrella. |
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Yet there was nothing mawkish or funereal about the atmosphere at the weekend shows - rather they were a celebration of the individuality that produces imaginative talent. |
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You ' re asking me to sign off on a probable suicide mission . |
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Why can't they leave my pussy alone? |
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Gosh! My muscles is going to ache all over tomorrow. |
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He says he can knock off a sonnet on any occasion. |
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Whitley's goalkeeper Brian Dickson, a chef for a hospital catering company, bubbled away underneath the flat, old-fashioned crossbars. |
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But the radiance and exuberance have never abandoned her. |
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It couldn't: Bond portrayer Daniel Craig made the list for the second year in a row. |
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Heyward began savouring the sweetness to come. |
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His was a lifetime spent on the borderline between chutzpah and hubris. |
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It had been something more profound, less explicable, than disillusionment, mid-life restlessness, the fear of a threatened scandal. |
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Rememberedand distorted, turning it into a place of monsters and murder, of terror instead of sanctity. |
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She had her toad face on, unblinking eyes, sagging flesh beneath her chin stretched as she held her head forward. |
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In savasana, I did not see a corpse, or feel like this was an end, but instead saw eternity and the endlessness of our breath. |
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The bleak breeze blights the bright blue blossom. |
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Cunt camouflage of some always listen to pop! |
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There are some people you like immediately, some whom you think you might learn to like in the fullness of time, and some that you simply want to push away from you with a sharp stick |
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It's all utterly senseless and pointless; a matter of misplaced curiosity.'. |
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But this was self-pity, to which he had never been addicted, and he must shake it off at all costs. |
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I had to run like mad to catch the bus. |
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Sprinkle with lemon juice, pomegranate syrup, turmeric, salt, pepper to taste and teaspoon cinnamon. |
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In the space of a few moments one crossed a cultural divide now generations deep. |
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Ultimately the sexing of Pride and Prejudice, though, was all trussed-up foreplay with no consummation. |
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Here the fox assumes the roles of a shaman, a diviner, a sorcerer, and a Celestial being all at once. |
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A man without an address is a vagabond; a man with two addresses a libertine. |
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With scores killed, and soldiers continuing to clash with civilians in Latakia and Daraa, what lessons can Washington learn from how it handled Tunis, Cairo, Manama and Tripoli? |
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This man symbolizes everything wrong with Britain - a deeply untalented buffoon a thoroughly sinister interior. |
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It's enough to kill any decent woman. |
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I cut up articulated lorries, rashly overtake, and dash through traffic lights when they're more red than amber. |
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You mean the world to me. |
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Don't tease him about his weight - it's cruel. |
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He is an outdoor college student. |
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I contend, quite bluntly, that marking a book is not an act of mutilation but love. |
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Bright, dolorous, sonsy and memorable. |
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You're muddling up the different kinds of letters. |
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And albatrosses, which stay together their entire lives, keep it interesting by entertaining each other with goofy ritual dancing. |
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His catchphrases like'What a peach of a shot' and 'That's a dream of a pass' are now part of tennis language. |
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His face relaxes into a contented smile. |
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I'm know you side allot things need settle and no certainty of the future. |
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No birds, no booze, no groupies hanging about. |
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She dropped her voice to a scratchy whisper. |
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Just how slippery is Apple's ( AAPL ) iPhone ? |
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She's a bit of a coquette. |
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The fox needed nothing more to start him from his kennel. |
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He was sick as a parrot when his team lost the match. |
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They are a rare opportunity to penetrate the usual wall of indifference. |
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He's so boring that I always try to give him a wide berth at parties. |
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He will not always chide; neither will he keep his anger for ever. |
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Only an idiot would do that. |
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Personally I don't think he's very attractive, but they say beauty's in the eye of the beholder, don't they? |
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Even the staunch Conservative will turn. |
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For him this is a no-lose campaign - he will become either vice president-elect or a much stronger presidential contender for the next election. |
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She will make my misery more tolerable, my slavery only half-slavery, my exile less a banishment. |
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Languorous chords seem to defy gravity as ambient synthesizer textures frame the music with golden glow. |
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I called her name from the kitchen window, and she smiled a cherubic smile and poked him with her toe, just so he'd know what was on her mind. |
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He watched the men harden to the mechanical slaughter. |
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Yes, we were never awakened for heaps of times at midnight, never be so moved by whose hysterical cry, never felt so pleasure because of whose temporary clever and unconscious prettiness. |
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We beat them 10 to zip. |
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He counted on his friends to get him off the hook. |
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Have you no shame? |
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A society that values freedom, sexuality, and human happiness can hardly balk at this inspiring fulfillment of its ideal. |
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It means letting go of being a control freak and instead embracing the chaos that's inherent in open world design. |
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Love is sharing weal and woe. |
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It loomed over him chuckling with preternatural malice. |
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Wake up the sleeping giant in you |
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If pushed to the last extremity by the letter from my father, I might realize a little money, and then carry you away. |
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That trade that seems to defy conventional wisdom? |
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Henry was so infuriated by the childlike look of loss on his face he had half a mind to give him some. |
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But the queues continue - symbolising a gathering flight from money amid constant rumours that a currency reform is in the offing. |
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I fall in love with you at first sight. |
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So was her brother, Rory, standing on her far side, in a black leather jacket and black jeans. |
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Why not pamper yourself after a hard day with a hot bath scented with oils? |
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The slow pace of construction gave Horton a chance to linger lovingly over every feature of his new headquarters. |
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He had the most disgusting rotten teeth and horn rim glasses with milk bottle lenses. |
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I will be the passionate and unprejudiced servant of the football we all love. |
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They gave us a hearty wel-come. |
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She has to face the brutal reality. |
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It's all articles on how to keep young and furnish your house and take control of your-Her: Noooo. |
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Begun in the late 14th century, it is Slovakia's largest church, and its gargoyle-studded exterior leaves one wondering if Quasimodo is hunched over its Gothic entranceway. |
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Yes, he is a good pitcher in our team, but he a lone wolf. |
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If only I had gone by taxi. |
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Being a messenger boy just isn't where it's at. |
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Playboy's new (relatively) work-computer-friendly, non-nude website, The Smoking Jacket, went live this morning. |
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On 9 January 1986 Heseltine dramatically walked out of a full Cabinet and resigned in the full glare of televisual attention. |
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The first is the final abandonment of the idea that has animated Citigroup since Sandy Weill engineered the merger of his company, Travelers, with Citicorp in 1998-that of the financial supermarket. |
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It's fiction with a dash of history. |
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A backpack family of German tourists gave me a wide berth. |
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Is this a safety razor blade? |
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Nothing could alleviate the old couple's agony of bereavement. |
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There was a glorious sunset rush of pure-blooded warmth all over her back and right down to her fingertips. |
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She's just returned from an all-expenses-paid trip to France. |
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He's just using you - he'll steal your ideas and then take the credit for them himself. |
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I spotted Dad edging his way through the throng. |
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The "freedom to learn" has become just another one of the government's empty slogans. |
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Marilyn's pitted skin, breasts of carved pumice, volcanic thighs, a face of ash. |
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Ray Romano is trying to give a reporter a few uninterrupted minutes of his time. |
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Don't let yourself sink into despair. |
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Standing there, on top of the world, my tiredness vanished. |
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No serious musicologist will be spotted in an audience minus a neck brace. |
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Under such circumstances, you have no choice, but take the bull by the horns. |
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Nature never deceives us; it is always us who deceive ourselves Rousseau. |
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A strange answer from the man who invented the psychoanalyst's couch? |
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How well do you think this washing powder stacks up against your usual brand? |
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That's the guy I want to give my heart to. |
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Pardiggle had been regarding him through her spectacles with a forcible composure. |
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I was debarrassed of interruption; my half - effaced thought instantly revived. |
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But I can't reminiscence in the sadly night. |
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Iraqi terrorist , Khay Rahnajet , didn't pay enough postage on a letter bomb. |
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I think we're getting off the track here - we're supposed to be discussing our advertising campaign. |
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Their intrusion, though baffling and terrible , is not a random mischance. |
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Courtesan & amp ; Spa : Your higher - ranking pirates prefer a Courtesan & amp ; Spa . |
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I, clad in a cool summer nightie, and Grampy, his sleeveless T - shirt, sat watching the traffic. |
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I'll get the work finished this week by hook or by crook. |
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Share values have levelled off after yesterday's steep rise. |
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He put away a whole box of chocolates in one evening. |
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Sit back and relax - I'll open a bottle of wine. |
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I am terrified to look at them because I know I will collapse into helpless laughter. |
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He's been in the local pantomime since the year dot. |
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This bastion of meat and potatoes and pumpkin pie is under assault. |
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They have fallen literally under the sickle, the ploughshare , and the axe that they once wielded. |
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In the school, many kids who read from newspaper to her story all humiliate her, and sneer at her as"teratism". |
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What the fug is that swill? |
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She decamped with a lover. |
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John is a true sister under the skin. |
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There is enough water in the tub to float your toy boat. |
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The ministry is about to haul up the white flag. |
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Begun the hatred that swelled the tiny spark of life that had escaped from the meteorite and become the Worm? |
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It was an uneasy switch from the difficulties of homeowners to a light-hearted story about hard-up baboons staging hold-ups of passing cars. |
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But mine was momentarily dumbstruck when, after his talk, I passed through a doorway inside the Venetian Resort Hotel Casino and entered an air-conditioned simulation of the Grand Canal. |
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Joyce has been under a cloud since her roommate's bracelet disappeared. |
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Widgets memungkinkan materi situs digunakan kembali untuk situs lain atau diambil ke komputer meja. |
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His article has the power to turn decadence into legend. |
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She's a platinum blonde. |
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He gave a wheezy giggle that was echoed here and there along the table. |
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But my commute these days-just downtown from the Upper West Side-is so great that I hate to see it end. |
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All the build up of delight shrivelled and stripped Jay to lonely self-scourging. |
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I was, to coin a phrase, gobsmacked! |
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Philip Voss overcomes some obstacles - including at one point being dressed in a Babygro - to chart the King's decline. |
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Thou wilt have twice as much love henceforward as thy mother alone could give thee! |
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Don't try my patience! |
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Dancing black girls writhing under the twinkling neon of a pizzeria. |
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If they jump for joy today hold off until they sober up again. |
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He squandered his time and money in gambling. |
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Oh, don't the days seem lank and long, when all goes right and nothing goes wrong? |
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You can, of course, make up anything frisky that's going to get your juices flowing. |
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Or will the growth, rapid so far, falter on public apathy or distrust? |
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Yet, like other places, Utah has to turn to low-tech services to soak up its growing numbers of literate job-hunters. |
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Wright: There's a rifle on those socks - and what's on the side - a bow and arrow? |
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He had always felt the absolute impossibility of addressing that enigmatical man, who was, in his eyes, both equivocal and imposing. |
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By some weird arithmetic, the more life stuffs itself into the valley, the more spaces it creates for further life. |
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The heroine is the spitting image of the author. |
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Gaily followed them at a discreet distance and watched as they lowered Miss Faith Lavender into her last resting place. |
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Her latest, Girls Are Best, is a knockabout look at the overlooked achievements of women down the ages. |
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She carried her car keys on an ostentatious gold key ring. |
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American flavor. |
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So why on earth are we stuffed full of so many different versions of genes? |
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That sharp bend is a death-trap for motorists. |
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After watching one atrocity after another, Corrie told Betsy, "This place is the pit of hell!" Betsy replied, "There is no pit so deep that God's love is not deeper." |
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I thought I could bestow beauty like a benediction and that your half-dark flesh would answer to the prayer. |
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I don't flatter myself that she was eager to take my name. |
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It amply demonstrates the great warmth Des is held in by the public. |
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Your characteristic character makes me lick your chaps N years. |
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Needn't envy again those are full of persons of sport cells innately! |
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The death of Lincoln deeply touched great American poet, Walt Whitman, and inspired him to create his most superb elegy When Lilacs Last in the Dooryard Bloom'd. |
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They would take out their vengeance and fury on exam papers. |
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There are several English teachers at the school, but Jeanne continues to plough a lonely furrow, teaching French and German. |
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His departure will be a good riddance for us. |
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Some of the best lessons we ever learn from our mistakes and failuresThe error of the past is the wisdom and success of the future |
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He's heard, he says, that Speedo Man is a church choir director! |
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He out on a limb when he declared his support for the legalization of prostitution. |
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He's horrible - I really hope we've seen the last of him. |
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Ha, ha, you fell down. |
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I've had an earful of his griping. |
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Getting us all into this with their swaggering and boasting. |
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But the nut race doesn't go quite as planned - and soon turns a nutty nut chase! |
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But it has been a tortuous and cumbersome journey. |
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The client is accompanied to learn a car in big winter, car defect enters water hole later in, we took off a shoe, go in glacial water go-cart . |
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But not a tame jackdaw wanting a bird's eye view. |
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Most brilliantly victorious day, when every house was a fortress, every window a breastwork . |
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The day disaster against. the firemen. refuel! |
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If u love someone, u will know everything about her without asking her; if u don't love someone, u will forget everything even if she told u everything. |
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His old black truck shimmied as it backed into the Fermoyles' driveway. |
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You'll get your room assignment in the mail. |
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Kenyon cries out from the dark subcontinent of her soul. |
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He chucked his money away on a worthless plan. |
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By now, everyone knows that it's unwise to post on Facebook those scantily clad photos of yourself doing tequila shots, because a potential employer might see it and get the wrong (or right) idea. |
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She had been as light as a feather to carry and her small hands were as cold as ice. |
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Artist Vitaly Komar writes, "In the agitprop of the late 1950s and 1960s, the sickle's edge began lengthening until it resembled a comet's tail -- or a rocket's trail. |
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But I must say she's not always as fractious as she appears now. |
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Valerie's views on Gerald were impenetrable. |
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Anyway, Theo's fellowship is up for renewal any day now, and he ain't going to get it. |
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Before she could find her tongue the door had closed behind him. |
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Thank goodness the new premier is not as trigger - happy as his predecessor. |
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Half the pleasure of getting big , I think, is nose at the indignity of getting dignified. |
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You will be as worthless as a piece of dirt on the sole of my shoe. |
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Gore reacted like a rabbit caught in the headlights. |
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I crawled by my buddy and watched him draw his last breath. |
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But I am not writing to flatter parental egotism, to echo cant , or prop up humbug. |
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The fact is, since he wore Lakers'shirt, Brown has become a synonym for dunker. |
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I'm not going to take this crap any more. |
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Did she want to be just one more notch on Nathan Bryce's bedpost? |
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Dad will skin you alive when he sees this place! |
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Life, however dark and somber, could never apparently cloud his soul. |
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His essay was a hotchpotch of other people's ideas. |
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I think my watch is bust. |
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Plain copper fittings, massy , old wrapped slurry, not like Qing Jian, wonder in Ming Dynasty? |
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Known to villagers and his children alike as "Lao Shuji, " or Old Secretary, Wu has a genial, grandfatherly demeanor that belies a hardheaded steeliness. |
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Others at the Football Association conspired in turning England's various campaigns into one long David Beckham Experience: a national roadshow of deal-making and baseless self-regard. |
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But I know better than to interrupt the hero with my babblings; instead I ape the satisfied cadaver. |
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I known he's not here; go and scour around in the garden. |
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Any truth in the rumour that Amanda's legs are going to star in a revival of Open All Hours? |
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He's clumsy and untidy but then again he's always willing to help. |
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Thus mellowed to that tender light Which heaven to gaudy day denies. |
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Play the evil emperor! Build up a roman town and a strong army to defend from savage barbarian tribes! |
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He has photo enhancements, floor plans, home movies, biographies, bibliographies, letters, rumors, mirages, dreams. |
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Or did Nature's bounty change as men's did? Grow old and weary and tired of giving? |
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Only professional decorum prevented me from picking up the remaining telltale and gnawing greedily away. |
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In fact fans rose to their feet for his curtain call. |
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There was Greek blood in his veins. |
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I'll spring for the beer tonight. |
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They hurry - scurry a white flag after we warned. |
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It will persuade our big men to turn honest after elections and trust to the mercy of the jury. |
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The ugliness of the city would make an aesthete like you shudder. |
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A protracted malaise will spawn an angry search for scapegoats. |
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And they are doing it in an era that has seen dot-coms dropping from the Internet tree like rotten apples. |
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You wanna tap out? |
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He's made an absolute shambles of his career. |
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She has formed a fantasy that he will be what no one she now knows approaches-a suitable match for herself. |
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What does a coach do to prepare his team for the Superbowl? |
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But it had become impossible for Mr Major to plod on with the same soiled team. |
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He's my senior by three years. |
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I hear the thump of the cat flap as Cat O'Fun tumbles through it without the feline grace of his fellows. |
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One man's mystical haven for wealth is another's unproductive barbarous relic. |
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You have not just sown the seed of change but nurtured sensitively. |
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He amazes me with his quickness and eagerness to learn. |
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The achievement has been bought at a price. |
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Never was anything at once so frail and so indomitable. |
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If you like him, play it cool, or you might scare him off. |
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Kings and sheep and whinnying horses and Serving maids and beggar boys gathered together in the frosty imagined night. |
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Come and see us whenever you're in town - you're always welcome/you'll always be welcome. |
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Estrada continued his hot streak by boating two fish before anyone else. |
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Her face, which had always been long, was now positively equine. |
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You've got real brain matter in that titanium skull of yours. |
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Kudos to you; you richly deserve the recognition. |
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Heather had a real ring to show off. Tony proposed on their own timetable - on Valentine's Day - and her mother was never the wiser. |
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By the time I got there you two had already buggered off! |
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All I can do is hope that when that day comes he will have grown into a confident and well-mannered young man who can proudly say: "That's my mum." |
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Whether we like him or not is immaterial. |
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It is a love which has been kept in ignorance: haven't women been kept uninformed for long enough? |
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To the ancients, the appearance of a swan, with its effortless glide on the mirror of a lake and lovely, unfurling flight, signaled evanescence and evoked immortal longings. |
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Behind him a huge mural of Monument Valley, John Ford's favourite location, glows red as hell. |
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Don't give me some cooked - up yarn! |
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A trigger-happy city where children as young as 10 roam the streets brandishing Kalashnikovs. |
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It's just this bloody hooch. |
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Is this because of that dismal performance against Norwich? |
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The noise from our next-door neighbours is driving us potty. |
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He wants to put a bug in her ear. |
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She's obsessive about punctuality. |
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Then that silly season when the oil rigs blew like bottles in a crate of excited stout. |
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She had grown so luminous even Dorothy, perched on her barrel, was precariously spellbound. |
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This man is a phoney. |
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I've been with my girl for nine years. |
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Nothing alive in the world closes with such finality as the jaws of a conger eel. |
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Happily Mark Rogers got the bulge on George. |
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If he could beat his uncle out of a dollar he'd do it. |
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The periwinkle is more than a source of beautiful blue in your garden - it's the source of a miraculous brain-booster called vinpocetine. |
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An exotic beauty, with fire at her heart, a flame that could easily devour an unwary man. |
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She bridled at his suggestion to elope. |
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The youngsters, ages 2 to 17, provide a never-ending source of story lines. |
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Sitting there on my knees in the sun porch of my new apartment, I suddenly recalled how that strange, revolutionary grown-up book made it to my bookshelf in the first place. |
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He has been grinding out cheap romantic stories at the rate of one a week. |
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Followed, unspeakable pain, like the myriad insect bite my heart, bitter sweat straight mouth Chung. |
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The green marble clock on the grey marble chimney-piece ticked the minutes away on its golden face. |
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What's your secret for this wonderful pastry? |
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They put my grandson in shackles once on a little drug charge. |
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She bit the thread in two. |
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The vice president wanna do away with Lincoln by fair means or foul. |
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Every meal was a marathon, with never ending platters of braised eggplant, sweet-and-sour fish, lightly oiled greens, and a hundred combinations of beef and chicken with peppers and peanuts. |
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Other cars screamed in to fill the sudden vacuum of our wake. |
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I was at a point of crisis, lost, paralysed in the midst of a dense fog. |
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Her cheeks began to fill out after she'd been in the convalescent hospital for a couple of months. |
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I cope with my quarry will not be soft-hearted, targeting, Fierce bite, no matter how strong the other side is ! |
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The child devours fairy tales. |
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It all happened so long ago that it's just a blur to me now. |
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Her feral body takes its own route, grinding, convulsing, swallowing. |
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As the youngest of five kids I was always dressed in other people's cast-offs. |
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They're prepared to pay top whack for goods like this. |
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Su Fu makes medium preview than be these curiosa now. |
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With the development of new products and market push, XHD shall make full use of her own advantage, keep constant innovation, keep ahead of tideway and initiate a brilliant future. |
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I could cheerfully have killed him when he said that . |
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I wish I could afford a cashmere sweater. |
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Any fool can criticize, condemn, and complain but it takes character and self control to be understanding and forgiving |
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For the next three weeks my career was in the past tense. |
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The child receives but a blighted memory of its father's stripes. |
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He's a poor liar; anyone can see through him. |
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Have a cup of coffee to sober you up. |
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And robust scrutiny could give way to hotheaded revenge. |
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Stark had taken me to a place where I could shed my former selves and start anew. |
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The precise yet endlessly suggestive works that result from his unrivalled draughtsmanship are just as compelling as his paintings. |
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They are made of toil, sweat, perseverance, tenacity and iron will |
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It's true that we have been leading a difficult life, for we need not only to be under various external pressures, but also to be in the face of internal perplexities.You would be affected by the warmth of life if someone gives you an understanding look during your bitter struggle.Even a mere glance would make you moved and inpired. |
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The state of our roads is a national disgrace. |
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She stuck with him through a misplaced sense of loyalty. |
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We need that certain dunk, that certain kick in the rear, and he definitely gives it to us every game. |
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Their daughter is a perfect pet. |
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Their lives just jog along in the quiet farm from day to day. |
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Madmen in authority, who hear voices in the air, are distilling their frenzy from some academic scribbler of a few years back. |
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Far from bumping along on the bottom, desperate for money, it is in good heart. |
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Bacher broke into tears as he painted a damning picture of global match-fixing. |
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This just shows how divorced from reality she's become. |
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But my attention was continually pulled toward that deep malt aroma filling the air. |
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Burying it all under a thick shell of bluster, bullying, slavish adherence to protocol and discipline. |
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I'd far rather/sooner go to the theatre than watch a video. |
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Accompanied by the thrilling music of flamenco guitars. |
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He dresses and acts more like a 36-year-old electrical engineer. |
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But, still in a faint, golden glow from her dandelion dream, she fingered the typewriter keys absently for a little while, with her mind and heart in the meadow lane with her young farmer. |
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I had been moved into the front room and laid out like a corpse on the sofa. |
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And I was among a great chorus out on the hustings speaking out against this consistent and constant deficit spending. |
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Do I look absurd in this hat? |
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Where on this conjoined road of shared experiences did the Prime Minister go so badly wrong and become a Tory? |
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Shifting winds blew clouds of spray over the rocks, trees, and shrubs until they seemed to be sheathed in alabaster. |
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And let's face it, as a running gag, it really wasn't up to much. |
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In future I won't bother asking him out anywhere if he's just going to complain that he's bored! |
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Is there actually a fake - term - paper and stolen - test - provider union? |
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The pegre is always the poor pegre, and he is always the hare in hiding, the fugitive mouse, the flying bird. |
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We grab phrase to about the aged the injured thethe conjoined the deformed and the dying. |
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Brown Inc. and other investment banking firms intentionally overcharge municipalities millions of dollars in fees while underwriting bond offerings? |
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I remember vividly the little grey-haired lady with the large handbag who came to my high school to talk about "the first time", true love, the effects of alcohol and how to use a condom. |
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She spent hours mooning over her favourite actor. |
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Your foolishness is playing ducks and drakes with our plans. |
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His eyes glittered with greed. |
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I pray that death may not intervene to prevent our meeting with my darling children. |
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The practical and pragmatic gainsay the Utopian and transcendental. |
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Model Nikki is on target for a very strange tan in fringed bikini, cowboy boots, bandana and six-shooter. |
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Who will take on the unprofitable business of bio-diesel processing? |
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The greatest honor history can bestow is the title of peacemaker. |
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For the province's future Olympic hopefuls have been brushing up on skills both on and off the sports fields. |
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As people living standard rise ceaselessly, more and more people like at home raising pets, leisure and they will bring your own love dandle spinning in the park. |
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But the price of party unity is youthful impatience. |
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I confess to a little bait and switch. |
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Handwritten signs mark the mango planted by 43)Pierce Brosnan, the lime tree by 44)Harrison Ford, the royal palms by the Clintons. |
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It's a lean meat, and you can have it with a...English muffin, some oatmeal, and sprinkle some raisins on top. |
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As a former player for, and now supporter of, Liverpool Football Club, this is the type of ownership group Liverpool should be looking to take the club back to where it rightfully belongs. |
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Saturday night at the dance hall. |
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The kindhearted, craggy Alfredo is the projectionist, the spinner of myth and the giver of a hard-won wisdom, full of Italian fatalism, winks and rough fatherly love. |
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And he had confided in Patricia with the subconscious desire of winning from her sympathy and condolence. |
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Stand by for our Christmas competition. |
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Going to a private school had made her a snob. |
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Those children are thoroughly spoilt! |
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It ' s the effect of your magic that I have started quivering. |
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It's so cruel to keep a pony chained up like that all the time. |
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Expect it on your doormat in due course. |
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My father opened a real can of worms when he took over the ailing company and tried to get it doing business. |
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It all makes $377 seem a bargain. |
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His impoliteness is more than we can stand. |
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Don't let your dreams just be dreams. |
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Even she makes mistakes occasionally she's only human. |
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Another dimension of flexibility and mobility? Or the end of nomadism? |
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Soulful divas wail to great effect. |
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For our momentary lightness of affliction works out for us, more and more surpassingly, an eternal weight of glory. |
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Jay-Z responds, I ain't stepping out of shit, all my paper's legit. |
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Have paraded the tasteless christmas jumper though. |
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I don't want her to toss in her opinion while I ma speaking. |
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Or where gangsta rap gets played with nothing bleeped. |
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The pleasures of sunbathing began to pall on us after a week on the beach. |
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Nation that have is oppress for century is now fighting for a place in the sun. |
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Never think yourself above your business |
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Don't stand so near the edge! You're frightening me. |
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But he staggered under canvas, pulled his boots off, snored on the ground cloth for a while, woke Jack with the clacking of his jaw. |
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I'll make you suffer for this insolence. |
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Mere words will not fill a bushel |
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To this moment, generally speaking, editorial anger vanished completely, absolutely won 't reintroduce what is other requirement. |
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She'd come creeping back again, complaining about Dad's crumpled collars and his scuffed shoes, sprucing him up. |
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He used to be her doctor until he was struck off for immoral behaviour. |
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To dream of jasmine means a romance is in the offing. |
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A redoubtable method, and one which, united with genius, rendered this gloomy athlete of the pugilism of war invincible for the space of fifteen years. |
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To fuck a porn star in a cheap motel room? |
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His hot hands branding her flesh for evermore was the very worst punishment of all. |
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Mary is head over heels in love with John. |
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The answer had come to him in a flash. |
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Unless the philosophers rule as kings or those now called kings, genuinely philosophize, there will be no rest from the ills for the cities, ?! he says, right? |
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Lavender, blue, yellow and my favorite pink-little faces bobbing in the bitter wind. |
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The kids love to kick a ball against my wall. |
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It is a scene that has played many times over the star-crossed career of 29-year-old Michael Gerard Tyson. |
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She has taken to teaching like a duck to water. |
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You won't have any problems with the entrance test - it's an absolute breeze. |
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That's exactly the phrase I was looking for. |
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His rebuff thoroughly deflated me. |
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Better to do something imperfectly than to do nothing flawlessly |
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I lie awake fuming - isn't It'supposed to be the woman who withholds favours? |
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Emily paced around the book-lined study and blamed her father for his hostile attitude to Craig. |
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They lived in hourly dread of discovery. |
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Nausea and tiredness were mere pinpricks compared to the emotional pain she was feeling. |
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You'll bake in that fleece jacket! |
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Gai as early as the next Treasury Secretary is no suspense. |
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For the next decade, Radcliffe plays the boy wizard/hero Harry Potter, Watson is smarty-pants Hermione Granger, and Grint is insecure but loyal Ron Weasley. |
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An itinerary of a designer at garden city. |
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Barack Obama's groundbreaking election has not been overlooked by Russians limited to artificial elections, rubber-stamp legislatures, and a compliant official media. |
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A quick bit of mental arithmetic was enough to make Chrissy weak at the knees. |
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Gremlin, one of my longtime favorites, is currently raising the third set of twins in the record books at Gombe. |
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This professor acts so priggishly -- like a moderator with a gavel! |
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Rubens: Are the controllers anything to counter act your offensive? |
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There, 600 engineers from around the world beaver away on next-gen products, everything from cleaner coal to high tech manufacturing. |
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As if the Italian has been bewitched, the flesh and blood became a glasswork , and the glass body was filled with the jacinth XO whiskey. |
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You can even blurt out sentences while you a shower! |
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This nondescript little gem across from Arizona Stadium has been languishing in relative obscurity for the last two years. |
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A stranger plucked at my sleeve as I was leaving. |
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Majestic grace is matched with brute strength ... Each horse is hand-picked for its temperament and skill. |
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Keep a lookout for a nasty little organization calling itself Defence Through Strength. |
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I made a proper balls-up of that exam. |
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He was the calmest guy I ever knew - nothing ever riled him. |
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I bid you farewell , arrivederci , sayonara , and all that sort of jazz . |
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The Direktor thought of Madge Grimsilk's totally impassive face and personality. |
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Now he knows he's in the driver's seat and can wait for a better deal. |
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That night the little creature did not stop crying and its pitiful little squeak tore at Aggie's heartstrings. |
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What gave her the greatest satisfaction was the water, now bloodstained by the final, flamboyant exhibition of the setting sun. |
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You must forbear taking advantage of your strength. |
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Offered both in today's subdued colors and a vivid, 80s-inspired palate, the Bugaboo 86 Parka is the perfect balance of then and now. |
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In properly regulated households they are invisible, as though the house were a magical place, ministered to by disembodied presences. |
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At her wedding Phil took spectacularly to the bottle and put the boot in with some brio. |
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There are few more impressive sights in the world than a Scotsman on the make. |
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We've been struggling for years and it's a real kick in the teeth to see a new band make it ahead of us. |
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There are no whoopee cushions or fake vomit lying around her office. |
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This is patently evident from the way he depicted, on occasion, perfectly symbiotic kisses, embraces and bodies. |
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This historic moment with Pocahontas and Capt. |
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She is a realist through and through. |
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Some one put a dance record on the gramophone and presently Desmond Fairchild and Dotty swayed together in a corner of the room. |
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He did it out of slick perversity. |
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In a land that reveres fighters and footballers he did not fit the mould. |
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A thinker's writing consists of borrowings from ideas in his own intestines, and the greater thinker a man is, the more he depends on his own intestinal juice. |
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He rode on the president's luxury train through his own state. |
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QiuZai an undergraduate fresh out of college. |
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She can't ride a bicycle,let alone drive a car. |
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Liza went about in a kind of limbo. |
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The heart is enmeshed in brimless sadness. |
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Stories that she lightheartedly tipped him off his surfboard do not ring true of Diana who was totally in awe of him. |
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A malign child of the Cold War who had once been the uncrowned underworld king of Berlin. |
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The climactic battle to kill the false being within and victoriously conclude the spiritual pilgrimage. |
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I played with him, I carried him around the garden, I changed his diapers and bathed him in the sink. |
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How could you refuse such a fantastic offer? |
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The medicine went through me like a dose of salts. |
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It was a thankfully brief affair that ended - with typical persistence from the then Times reporter - with him negotiating the return of his armoured car and most of his equipment. |
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The parable of the good Samaritan just like it. |
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Show off your love of fun patterns and uniquely fresh designs with this versatile cross body bag made of hand painted leather from the Abstract Twilight Collection. |
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I stood in the middle of the dusky field and let Janir slump against my back. |
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That's a lot/a load of bull! |
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Shrewd, methodical, and determined, Banks combined business acumen with political trimming. |
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Sometimes when I showered, the harpy came in, and sat on the toilet, and talked to me in her raucous, cawing voice, her head a gray blur through the glass, her body white. |
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The party was a real booze - up. |
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Marriage, I assume, carries with it some sort of carteblanche for endless promiscuity - and a dispensation from the Pope. |
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He thinks he can get his way through flattery. |
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The traditional Easter turkey boom - the second biggest after Christmas - was a damp squib because hard-up families bought cheaper chickens. |
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Darting, one never knows where, their tenebrous orbs. |
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The rest of the world surveys this spectacle with amused disbelief. |
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He just couldn't shake it off. |
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I ain't got my yellow card on me. |
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Director Scott Michell acquits himself admirably; this is his first feature, and it moves along smoothly, professionally, rhythmically. |
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And I can't tip the wink to Stephen. |
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Malfurion is the fraternal twin of Illidan Stormrage and, like his brother, grew up as the friend of Tyrande Whisperwind millennia before the Great Sundering. |
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Despite of I cannot already understand mother tongue, only think that I hold fill-up mare's milk son in both hands, when the liquor golden cup, my blood begin to burn right away! |
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What Parcells wants first is a pass-rushing defensive lineman actually worth a million a year. |
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Paul · overcomes Lugeman to fasten 1991 John Bates Clark award gainer. |
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Shall I sing the descant in the last verse? |
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The fans expect me always to dribble and take men on. |
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They've eaten a whole pot of jam! |
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And heart disease took a one-two punch. |
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He looked so dignified, so calm, so thankful to be gone from this world and from his troublesome son. |
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He's just aggravated I won't ejaculate in his ass ( Uhh ! ) . |
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The sign on the wall seemed to quaver under a film of sliding warm water. |
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The greatest thing is, at any moment, to be willing to give up who we are in order to become all that we can be. |
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Where else am I gonna go? |
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Here's $50 but don't just go and squander it on beer! |
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What air cushion, chip, artificial intelligence, fill pump, all must have been installed on. |
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It is better to invoke the saints with devout prayers and tears, and with a humble mind to beg their glorious aid, than to search with vain inquisitiveness into their secrets. |
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The only thing holding me up would be fumbling at the combination lock or renting a towel. |
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Our apartmentis deluxe furnished with wall - to - wall carpeting and brand new furniture. |
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How far are you prepared to stretch the long arm of coincidence? |
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Why are you scowling at me? I've done nothing. |
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I sent him super mushy cards and stuffed animals on his birthdays. |
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It is now a race to find the killer. |
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She just goes to pieces in exams. |
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There's nobody following us-you're just imagining it! |
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I knew that keeping Jasper amused, making him happy, and keeping myself deserving of him, was my one achievement. |
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I'm not saying that Uncle Sam can kick back on a lawn chair, sipping on an iced tea, because I haven't come across anyone who's man enough to go toe-to-toe with me on my best day. |
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Charlton's Belli for the team opening remarks record, the second half, Brack spot kicks draws level the score, substitutes vanguard Wouk Smay to open two degrees to complete the reversal. |
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What are you moaning about now? |
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It was his be- lief that men lived senseless lives. |
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There was not a star to twinkle hope and light to him. |
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But Cheltenham has been hit by the recession, the signs are there, fuelled in part by the so-called peace dividend. |
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The trouble is his background keeps coming back to haunt him like last night's sushi. |
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She grumbled on as she braided her kinky black hair into dozens of tiny braids. |
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I assumebail is moot? |
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But today's beach games aren't quite the volleyball and handball that once kept a generation fit. |
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War ripped the world apart, and in Arnhem, Audrey saw its destruction firsthand. |
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Soon the twins and their brunettes and various glamorous hangers-on were all stripped off round the pool. |
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Love the animals: God has given them the rudiments of thought and joy untroubled |
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That's exactly the phrase I was looking for myself. |
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Sophie Marceau is dazzling as the alluring Marquise: she captivates at every scene. |
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Doesn't Kate look gorgeous? |
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So just where does Bernard stand on the great guitar solo debate? |
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They gave him the boot for coming late. |
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We stripped our-selves naked and were happily playing doctor by the time our parents found us. |
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Instead he fills them with any of the dozens of different varieties of liquid that line the walls of his lab. |
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She knew the truth all along and was laughing up her sleeve at us. |
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He is a reconciler." The letter, in part, reads: "Have our Jewish sisters and brothers forgotten their humiliation? |
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I wish I had your courage, Michael, to make a joke of it like that. |
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I enter the sci-fi disco den. |
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I sometimes feel I'm going round the bend looking after young children all day. |
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People who have lots of papillae have been dubbed supertasters for their ability to really perceive, say, the bitterness in arugula or the subtle sweetness of a pea. |
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All this questioning is so analytical and clinical - it kills romance. |
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Well you shouldn't have drunk so much, should you, you daft bugger! |
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But he has been thrown into the parchment waste-paper basket of history. |
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He turned and lunged at her, stabbing her three times, the last thrust piercing her heart. |
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Mademoiselle Vaubois , perfect in her style , was ermine of stupidity without a single spot of intelligence. |
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It must have looked like an angry bantam trying to see off a heron. |
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In fact my whole being was permeated by the leaden-armed pervading weakness one feels when forced to work in the small hours. |
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I'd like a half grapefruit, coffee, scrambled eggs and bacon. |
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It was he who jinxed it. |
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He plays a madcap game show host. |
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Everything you cook for me is a banquet. |
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She just lurches from one bad relationship to another. |
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It's so stale in here, Mary, please open the window and air this place out. |
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Only high spot from what should have been a red letter day was the terrific $300 raised for the local Hartlepool hospice. |
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Even if they can't inflict any wounds they can still swamp him with weight of numbers. |
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Each creak of the house made my heart stand still. |
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She was brusquely marched by Geonosian warriors into a circle of Jedi survivors to await execution. |
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Is toenail long in the flesh how half? |
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When he built a bridge he supervised every detail, left nothing to chance, prepared him-self for every contingency. |
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But if she had to liken him to anything it would be an overgrown teddy bear in determined pursuit of his honey. |
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Both the math pathfinders bathed u in the bathtub. |
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A whole week in Paris at Easter seemed to her something for which she would willingly have sold her soul. |
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I spent a nickel phoning you the other day. |
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Why is my one game playing 3 D giddy? |
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He had to prove himself all over again. |
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She'd already virtually accused him of killing her brother. |
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He's always been a bit of a joker and can't resist playing tricks on people. |
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I'd better measure up before I start laying the carpet. |
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And now it's raining - that's all I need! |
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Anyone who thinks there's an easy solution to the problem is living in a fool's paradise. |
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The Alumnae Association is my link to the school's present administration. |
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Thanks for taking us camping - Miranda had a blast! |
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We chattered about Ipswich and I found the business of Scawsby's treatment of my mother still rankled in my heart. |
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What for? If he'd been a real knight he would still be alive! |
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Is middleaged woman pee incontinent how be to return a responsibility? With what to medication? |
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Under that, they pay the double-occupancy rate, and let the line try to match them with a roommate. |
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In summer, the little bungalows ring to the cheerful chirrup of hedge-clipper, budgies and Terry Wogan. |
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The Scoop: Almost 30 years after the first fantasy film, Perseus, mortal son of Greek god Zeus, is back to take on Medusa and the Kraken to stop their evil from spreading to earth and the heavens. |
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It can only be a matter of time before some one buys Ronan's Fisher Price xylophone. |
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When I felt outrage was I simply a cipher for cultural prejudice? |
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Killing Newley still seemed desirable, if far-fetched, like becoming a millionaire or finding a cure for cancer. |
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This artificial hurricane rushed like a waterspout through the air. |
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Let my kite fly high. |
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Love will enter cloaked in friendship's name |
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Jill and her swanky friends. |
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Desolately sit over there, Air Jordan Retro 5, an on each occasion, like a sculpture of carve carvings. |
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Coming from three deadly cheetahs, it's the kind of invitation that's best refused - but amazingly, this impala escaped unscathed from its encounter. |
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Not even a bravura turn by one of the most charismatic actors of his generation can relieve the torpor. |
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He could come and argue to his heart's content. |
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She seemed somehow insubstantial - a shadow of a woman. |
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I tin no delude it , chaussure puma, you must premier get a doctor's certificate or prescript. |
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That's the fourth serve he's faulted on today. |
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Journalism is printing what someone else does not want printed: everything else is public relations |
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Colonists'brutality and dirty tricks are always alike. |
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And he never paid a dime of income tax on it. |
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The heavy expenses involved in his marriage celebration cancelled out the possible pleasure he'd have. |
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Open belt, NO baggage, No high - heeled shoes! |
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He left the house, his only tangible asset, jointly to my aunt and myself. |
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He shed tears the way a flower sheds petals, they fell to the ground, lay scattered round his feet. |
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Let's drink to the bride and groom. |
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Norwegian explorer Roald Amundsen and his team fought more than exhaustion and cold on their famous quest to become the first humans to reach the South Pole. |
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A wish to two happy people for a future of dreams comes true,Congratulations! |
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You roll my log and I'll roll yours |
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He immediately tells the queen, who springs it on Rumpelstiltskin, who's so pissed off he throws a tantrum and runs away, presumably to ply his poorly thought-out scam in another town. |
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Voice over Rebekah still manages to lead a robust life playing basketball with her two brothers and practising her flute playing. |
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It was like a rerun of the reel in which my father was edited out. |
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Leonora, expecting to be taken by storm after she'd flung down the gauntlet, found Penry in no hurry at all. |
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I scanned the column of buzzers while she fumbled in her purse for her keys. |
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Every day do something that inches you closer to become the person you always wanted to be |
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Family enterprises, from family workshop, partnership, joint stock company listed family holdings, family enterprise's shadow. |
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So , Maxi - Mart really makes you wear those things, huh, bro? |
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This rat wanted to eat ropes the way Gene Kelly wanted to sing and dance. |
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The public would laugh fit to burst if someone really ballsed up the Civil Service or the Cabinet. |
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And if realpolitik dictates, India is perfectly capable of cosying up to a dictatorship, such as the Burmese military junta. |
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They cheated in a spelling test together and they played kiss chase in the playground. |
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From the sublime to the ridiculous is only one step |
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Come off it, Rosie, spill the beans. |
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You've been driving for a while - do you want me to spell you? |
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Or, if that failed, to destroy my credibility. |
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I've been trying to write this essay all day and I've got nothing to show for it. |
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This was a worker who showed up every day, never complained, you know, gave the job his all. |
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Without question, Obama's Administration will reshape the good-ole-boys' club we have seen for centuries, altering the political terrain, and it may very well spawn new hope for the disenfranchised. |
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You need a malleable pillow that will mould to the curves of your neck. |
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Jane is an incurable gossip. |
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Not crouched down into the starting blocks with her fingertips pressed so lightly on to the oven red brick track. |
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Biased rubbish, distortions, Tory propaganda, consumer pap, trivia, silly stories - they hadn't changed. |
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Mannie Pratt would have the bar in stitches doing an imitation of him. |
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Industry is still a preponderantly male environment. |
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What construction do you put on his actions? |
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The girl's profuse skirt bosomed out with the gusts. |
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Sorn has a creative epiphany that coincides with an invitation to join the royal court of a prince as a top musician. |
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I have seen judges reeling in the throes of it. |
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The whole place shrieked: Make Do. |
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There is a way to look at the past. Don't hide from it. It will not catch you- if you don't repeat it |
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The image of Romans as freewheeling, extravagant, anything-goes anarchists is a fraud, a wildly successful con. |
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The bow flagged in her hand and she heard herself exclaim. |
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This is the ultimate sustainable city in terms of jokes and governmental circus acts. |
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The actress was so absent-minded that she fluffed her lines. |
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Why would I go through the agony of learning new behaviors on the job unless something is in it for me? |
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This morning he had felt her attraction and just now, as they danced, he had been convinced it was mutual. |
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I know this business inside out. |
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China cosmetic industry ought to keep away from the babbittry"price war"and hold the chance and course. |
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They looked at me as if I had taken leave of my senses. |
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I finally found Martin Clunes, the most mobile mouth in show business, lurking behind a large moustache. |
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He moves from hotel to hall in sleek limousines. |
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Although the better judgment of the believer may suggest the impropriety of a union for life with an unbeliever, yet, in nine cases out of ten, inclination triumphs. |
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I like Lucy of the Peanuts cartoon strip because of her healthy dosage of self-confidence. |
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I have no doubt that she'll tell us in the fullness of time. |
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Her normally shy son had come out of his shell. |
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The Song shrugs shoulders and bathe small unlock heart of the captivation of base. |
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Lilly says things that don't always tally with the truth. |
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I was born on the cusp between Virgo and Libra. |
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I ought make hay while the sun shines. |
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I baptize you with water for repentance. |
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Beneath its wrongheaded, headline goal to slash net immigration, the government has sensibly made sure that a route remains open for entrepreneurs. |
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Turn your tongue seven times before speaking |
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What do you wish for on the first celebration of the day you lost everything? |
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He is chary of speech. |
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I'm tired of your unending complaints. |
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He just scraped into college. |
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That's so wasteful to throw away a clean sheet of paper. |
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That's only an old wives' tale. |
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How vain it is to sit down to write when you have not stood up to live |
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And who could sprout up so blessedly if I had died. |
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For with primacy in power is also joined an awe - inspiring accountability to the future. |
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In fact, it's the open-top XK, with its baritone growl, thanks to a particularly unrestrictive exhaust, that grows on me the most. |
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Havvie Blaine, for all his name and lineage, was no better than Terry Rourke. |
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He's a reformed criminal who may yet backslide. |
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And no, Bill, I wasn't talking about sex - you've got a one-track mind! |
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Harry was a nasty foul-mouthed old devil. |
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Nothing was divine any more; everything was profane. |
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Each country has its own geography where the spirit dwells and where physical force can never conquer even an inch of ground. |
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That the Japanese, in thrall to China from time immemorial, should try to subjugate their vast neighbor seemed an inversion of the cosmic order. |
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One loosened, the rest follow in a steady stream, wrestling bitterly for freedom. |
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Can I hitch a ridewith you? |
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We are all impaled on the crook of conditioning. |
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I must have had a brainstorm I couldn't remember my own telephone number for a moment. |
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You're now ready to knock the joint apart with a mallet or hammer and a block of scrap softwood. |
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He fell over himself for fame. |
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Is it exclusively due to the above-mentioned that I've developed a liking for predawn Beijing? |
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How far will forgiveness abound? |
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His dog just gives a scratch at the door when it wants to come in. |
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I gave the money to a thankfully dumb-struck fiddle-player on Sauchiehall Street and walked away feeling like some sort of martyred saint. |
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I am a pensioner and applaud her efforts to change this sick world. |
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Old Ape rooted in the dustbins outside Phyl's Phries. |
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I wanted to live deep and suck out all the mar-row of life! To put to rout all that was not life. |
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The father, be he absentee or abusive, gets off scot-free. |
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You must put on a raincoat; pelting down now. |
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Q : How could Reese Witherspoon have possibly chosen Josh Lucas over you in Sweet Home Alabama? |
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In this competition, Zheng Jie has been called the medical suspension, wears protects malleolus 's her this action to let the human thick be anxious really. |
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Obstructing a nominee as well-qualified as Peter in a time of economic crisis is a harmful attempt to score political points that hurts our middle class and our broader economic recovery. |
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The question is: can we do any better - without falling into the trap of feigning omniscience? |
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Yes, Mike Tyson, a man who once chewed on human ear, is now vegan. |
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All in all, the eatery is a breakfast bargain, with enough different components to keep boredom at bay. |
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So, after three days of incessant byandy - drinking, he had burned out the youth from his blood. |
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His high-flown style just sounds absurd today. |
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It's far better to put your money into bricks and mortar of your own. |
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With the old wish that is ever new,may the greeting do its share toward making your Christmas a pleasant one. |
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They kissed each other with unashamed delight. |
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He was slapping his tambourine against his maroon wide-wale corduroys, a flap of shaggy brown hair lapping at his face, his eyes closed. |
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In the sprawling military base at Kandahar, the fast food outlets facing the axe include Burger King, Pizza Hut, and the US chain restaurant T.G.I. |
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What looks like a zero sum confrontation can, with a little goodwill, be transformed into a mutually beneficial nonzero sum game. |
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She had to stay on her best behaviour and dance to his tune. |
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Your arguments won't sway her: she's determined to leave. |
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And this is what this bendiocarb is all about, showing that it's efficacious - at least in this setting in Benin, in a real, live field setting. |
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There is nothing more truly artistic than to love people |
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But when you Young , what the fuck you expect ? Yep , yep. |
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Hel - lo! Hel - lo! Where are you from? |
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The Bathroom has luscious Italian marble and tile appropriate for the glamourous era of the home. |
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The demon that possessed Linda Blair in "The Exorcist" is probably pop culture's most famous and most talented, with levitation capability, rotating head and amazing, life-like spewing action! |
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It would be hypocritical of me to have a church wedding when I don't believe in God. |
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He is punctual to a proverb. |
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Eyes blink away the former Finance Minister Kaya Sun Hing away in the final. |
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My sister needed an escort for a company dinner. |
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Slice the onion in two. |
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The man who never reads lives only one |
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It'll do the trick. |
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The daredevil group, on the contrary, led by my cousin Ahmad, was all for meeting her. |
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With an idiosyncrasy thateasyto recognize you would find a familiar but refreshing world! |
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He would stoop to any device to win a point. |
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Does he fake drawl or merely nod? |
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Now in these two books we've seen Milton dig up and discard just about the entire tradition of epic poetry. |
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He flitted away down the path, his head held high, with an air of somewhat jaded jauntiness . |
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In the media world no one with the exception of cops and drug dealers ever works. |
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How much did the sideline bring the farmer family in last year? |
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He runs around the sideline during games and dominates the locker room when the games are over. |
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The exam paper was a piece of cake. |
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She stands, twenty-three years old, in black cap and gown, a baby on her hip. |
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I really miss a day before the primary schools and day school with you ah! |
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Fashion models are the belles of the pop cultural ball: They are fawned over, obsessed about, prayed to. |
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What,am I going to herd your children this afternoon? |
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What an idiot I was to leave my suitcase on the train! |
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It's not easy taking my problems one at a time when they refuse to get in line |
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There was a tight knot of anger in her stomach. |
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No words can be the disguise of base intentions |
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Climbers make a great mistake, however, in imagining that each of these groups aspires to the dizzy heights of dangling. |
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It's raining outside, your friends are at home, and you have no basketball hoop . |
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At least you had the wit to ask for help. |
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William and Joe and their entire consignment of cod vanished in the desire to please Araminta. |
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He is so much more than a comedian. |
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Done this in awful haste - forgive if egg-sucking but just first speedy thoughts to turn round a.s.a.p. |
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They've been promised their full July salary minus the hardship payment. |
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No wonder they sermonize and embrace. |
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If it was so unimportant, why, last night, had she scarcely slept for joy and excitement? |
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Carter turned to her with a sadistic glint in his eye. |
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Butthead of the week -- the first tie in butt head history! |
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What he should be most famous for is rocking the world's worst flat-top haircut for at least ten years. |
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Had he known Boldwood's moods her blame would have been stain upon her heart ineradicable. |
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I can't find my baggage. |
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She lapsed into a little girl voice to deliver a nursery rhyme. |
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I got most answers right through sheer chance. |
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The Broadway songstress and the Oscar winner's marriage, however, began unraveling during the honeymoon. |
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Mark and Rick were the odd ones out in claiming to like this cherry beer. |
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It will faithfully record your nightmarish, most avantgarde guitar parts - bass, rhythm or lead. |
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Have you seen the scissors? I want to snip off this loose thread. |
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He's not asleep - he's just pretending. |
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Thanks for washing my pj's honey. |
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Tom made love like he played the flute, with slow, studied precision. |
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He always travels first class-expense is no object. |
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It took ten cars to bear the matrimonial guests away. |
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So look for me on the slopes, give me tips, and a hand when I wipeout . |
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Does that old car still earn its keep? |
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It is too soon to say that the videodisc should be consigned to the scrap heap of technological history. |
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Things that make life easier: A Parent's hug, A Lover's kiss, A Friend's support. |
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They simply stayed where they where, circled about their prisoner, their faces implacable, their eyes cold. |
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A compliment is like a kiss through a veil |
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He had shouldered the troubles of the world and been crushed. |
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Don't be so heartless! |
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In that devastation, in the utter nakedness of spirit, let us become one in beauty. |
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Experience the best of Canberra on this full day Hop-On Hop-Off sightseeing Discovery tour of the Australian capital city. |
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He was pummeled by Dallas' pass rush when the teams last played in the 1994 season opener. |
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Must be cruel only to be kind |
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From upstairs, Tyler watches me stickball the broom upside the kid's ear, the kid just standing there, then I kick his stuff into the gutter and scream. |
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He's abducted me six times and Nero had to send the lads to rescue me. |
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Nobody can figure out what makes him tick. |
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A woman batters her husband to death with a coffee pot which she for ever after keeps in her shopping bag. |
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But now you can get a sense of whether your arteries are as supple as a silk stocking-or as inelastic as an old bicycle tire-just by sitting on the floor. |
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None of these people had ever seen any poet but an old white-haired man who had written volumes of easy, too-honied verse, and run through his money and gone clean out of his mind. |
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Sparkling and flashing, the monster storm receded into the prairie night, serenaded by the yip-yip-yip of coyotes. |
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Plump red tomatoes, crisp green salads fresh with the bite of radish, spring onion and a trickle of salad dressing. |
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That was a meal and a half! |
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HOUSE : Infection from the needle that the acupuncturist accidentally let sit ink eye am of newt. |
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Q: Do I need to baste? |
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Or was it fashion, not nationality, that demanded this need to empty the Riviera during the summer months? |
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Toklas, and for Tender Buttons (prose poetry). |
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How I spend my money is my affair. |
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Dole and Barbour are gone and Gingrich stands diminished after having been reprimanded by the House for ethical misconduct. |
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I had to congeal these queries into concrete images to transcend the negativity with real presences. |
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We can have an infinite chess game which will go on for months. |
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He dashed out his name. |
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He finagled me out of my property. |
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The bunt this year dresses up inspiration to originate 60 time, contain the contracted avant-courier of bit of futurism to feel, but integral scale shorter, design is more delicate. |
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Be not niggardly of what costs thee nothing , as courtesy , counsel, & countenance. |
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Their divorce is the culmination of years of bitter fights and wrangling. |
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Controlling wages is the linchpin of the Government'spolicies. |
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She gave them a chastening lecture. |
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Did his dad go mad with all the loneliness on the high seas? |
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Morel and Annie almost contested with Miriam who should listen best and win his favor. |
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Hollywood has reclaimed it as a symbol of this new age of austerity. |
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Much to his horror he was swept off his fret and sent flying through the corridors by a roomful of water. |
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I don't have some dreadful lust to kill my fellow man. |
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The one best cricket bat of his youth was becoming the one best Midvale. |
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For neither circumcision counts anything, nor uncircumcision , but a new creation. |
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The removal of old-style apartheid and the beginnings of a democratic society have brought more bloodshed than ever. |
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For the first time her veneer of politeness began to crack. |
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Kanzi has established himself a true primate prodigy. |
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The flames would flicker on the glass of the brass-framed pictures, enlivening the theatrical characters, making everything cosy. |
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What on earth was she now what trend or fad was she fastening on? |
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He had to bone up on his French. |
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You are cursed with a curse , for you are robbing Me, the whole nation of you! |
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She was pushing his body to the limits of its endurance to divert and ease the strain on his spirit. |
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When did this fleeing woman who had maintained a chaste widowhood find a husband? |
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Back to Tradition was the slogan, and if that included subordinating women, so be it. |
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The tears happen. Endure, grieve, and move on. The only person who is with us our entire life, is ourselves. Be ALIVE while you are alive. |
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Rex is as capable of making an honest mistake as he is of lying. |
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Should I dash out and buy candles along with my favorite flavored lubricant? |
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The ubiquitous man with the pained expression vanishes. |
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You will banish these ghastly thoughts. |
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He was a two - toed tree toad but a three - toed tree toad was she. |
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I've always been hopeless with machinery. |
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It a disease which threatens to eradicate them all. |
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Would your children rather clean their rooms than raid the refrigerator for a snack? |
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I also heard there in a purchasing a good match Lange! |
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The new settlers treated their benedictory in such a curl way. |
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In this last period of devastation even the gorse bruiser and the rest of the Collector's inventions met their doom. |
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Then there are those times when your bankroll can handle a losing streak but you can't. |
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But the accelerating universe brought the idea of some kind of such invisible force back with a vengeance. |
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He lay perfectly still, brows arched in surprise, bare toes quivering as the blood drained out of him. |
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Carry an old T-shirt to keep you warm and go through those vital stretches we have you last month. |
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Accordingly, in reality, our user goes before the sloughy relay add of DOC insensibly. |
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Soon she is up in the studio mixing his paints and dreaming of becoming her master's muse. |
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Come roll in all the riches all around you. |
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Birkin was expressionless , neutralized, possessed by her as if it were his fate, without question. |
|
In the West, in Europe and America, the big economic story is a demographic one - a rapidly ageing population and a dwindling tax take with which to support our increasingly doddery citizens. |
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I can't remember his name - it'll come to me in a minute. |
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It invades the thoughts and senses of its enemies, it penetrates their every defence, sending them visions of glory, titillating their egos, caressing their inner desires to lead them astray. |
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Wanna make a bet? |
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Three scoops of chocolate ice cream for Tim coming up. |
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The amoeba is just as much an animal as the elephant. |
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At the end, Daniel Barenboim impishly pushed the piano stool under the keyboard, closed the lid and gestured that he had no more to say. |
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This product is pen and seals, combining with the suit products expo theme to carefully build, diaphanous, and has a remembrance. |
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I can never enter into her jokes. |
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It has been a phoney war. |
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Backache is a constant complaint as I stoop over low baths, sinks, baby buggies and shopping trolleys. |
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Learns from another's mistakes facing these, we must grasp the wrists the sigh, must reconsider rises spiritedly , most cannot do is gives up eating for fear of choking. |
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It sounds like the needle on your record player needs to be replaced. |
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He drove home in his prize, a brand - new, shine white Corvette! |
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I skip my usual bag of popcorn and I go and find my favorite scat. |
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Every one should strike for his honour. |
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The teacher was extolling her work to the skies. |
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A good name keeps its luster in the dark |
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The smart money is on Liam Neeson for best actor . |
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He chuckled at the thought of the two of them stuck in the snow. |
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I wanted to curl into a ball, cover my head, and call, Mother! |
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She sold her record player to Eric from the top floor. |
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Molly: Do I have to put my coffee cup on a saucer? |
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The paddy field becomes the sea of love and joy. |
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That raffle was no more squalid than the raffle we all play every day. |
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Clearly Richard's disgusting motoring habits were beginning to rub off on me. |
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And yet, such sensitive elongations the anteater had, too, uncomplicated by assertions of power, even over ants. |
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You allured him with beauty, made him captive, and crowned the formless death with fadeless form. |
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Snuggling together under the covers on a stormy day. |
|
Power takes as ingratitude the writings of its victims. |
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Almost from day one, the arguments over royalty rates, promotional budgets and artwork waged unceasingly. |
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He has neither the policies nor the personal charisma to inspire people. |
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Down by the roadside the saucy dandelion mingled his gold with the royal purple of the wild violet. |
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That's the flneur, caught in the spotlight, blushing perhaps but with a wry smile playing around his lips. |
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The lichen-crusted walls bedecked with city grime capture my attention time and time again. |
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There are wine bars and pub sin every setting from a converted canalside warehouse to the ground floor of a theatre! |
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I hardly noticed the stink of drying dog piss. |
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Don't all try to squash into the lift together. |
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On his thigh Jaq wore that warlock's image in phosphorescent green. |
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That guy was so creepy that he made my flesh crawl. |
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It sounds like the conceit of a Disney movie. |
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Thirty milch camels with colts , forty kine, and ten bulls, twenty she asses , and ten foals. |
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After a while, he laid his book aside and sat there, his head tilted back, his thoughts adrift. |
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Fortunately it wasn't the usual Aussie surf! |
|
Three times he watched his first mate get blown to bits. |
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I was so shocked I went numb. |
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Her great horsy face had turned the colour of molten lava and her eyes were glittering with fury. |
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The sight of these two storming along under a cloud of canvas is enough to stir the blood of most landlubbers. |
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I ask you to move in with me, and you turn around, and you cheat on me? |
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I was too bound up with the problems of the present moment to enjoy the luxury of retrospection. |
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Again mining the jazz motif, Leight presents a four-character work that rarely riffs, much less vamps. |
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As an 18 year-old high school student, a picture taken at a track meet in New York showed the olive-toned, lissome athlete in a white tank top and black shorts. |
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You think all existence lapses in as quiet a flow as that in which your youth has hitherto sild away. |
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His sister Mary helped him with the costumes, but he furnished the rich falsetto, routinely deceiving even his friends. |
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Good faith and credit are forever our invariable credo to run the business. |
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The rain turned our holiday into a veritable disaster. |
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Story takes place in a remote town in the United States, where people madding crowd and live a quiet life, but the catastrophe has come in overnight, to their head. |
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But what pleasure to be left hanging as the sticky captive in the center of the silvery web! |
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The battle/election was a complete and utter rout. |
|
When have your skills in diplomacy put to the test? |
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Mr George has a reputation as a hawk on inflation and his move yesterday will reinforce his credentials. |
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He remembered the hiss of those wings, the lick and swish of revolving doors, the warble of phones. |
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Grace a mathematician. |
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How does he sound populist without offending his supporters in the corporate boardroom? |
|
Beaten by the worst team in the league? They'll never live it down! |
|
Who wouldn't trade a good drool-on-the-pillow nap for three hours of watching baseball? |
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Who's been fooling with the radio dial? |
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It would allow him to go quietly in his sleep or keel over happily on the fourth green. |
|
Bathe your blistered finger in hot water. |
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Would that not be fiscal philandering of the worst kind? |
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Yeah, a little extra reach on a punch, a set of brass knuckles, a stripe on the sleeve, a badge that says cop on it, a rock in your hand, or a bankroll in your pocket. |
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The timing of the show is serendipitous. |
|
Grandmas are sorta like extra moms-only they like you do more stuff. |
|
I eventually met up with the rosarian party in Great Malvern where we spent a convivial evening after dinner discussing nothing else but roses! |
|
The gator is traveling from New York to Florida where he'll spend his days in a reptile sanctuary. |
|
Even a policeman wouldn't dare poke about without a search warrant - and you're not a policeman. |
|
So the city attorney wants him to say goodbye to the animals that have become his extended family? |
|
Are jellyfish and prawn mixed what is raising a technology? |
|
The thought of accepting horizontal career development for the next twenty or thirty years is a numbing thought. |
|
They conquered normal human sloth together on a cold winter's morning. |
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The only person who acts sensibly is my tailor. He takes my measure anew every time he sees me. Everyone else goes by their old measurements |
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And will Fred Elliott ever come out of the abattoir? |
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The judge clapped her into prison before she had had time to explain. |
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His mother spoiled him indulging his every whim. |
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Who the heck are you? |
|
He managed to get his ugly mug on the telly. |
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She planted a kiss on each of his leathery cheeks. |
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The rain stung the pavement with all the fury of the arrows at Agincourt. |
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My new lady loves to dance to disco music. |
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You must learn to let go. Release the stress. You were never in control anyway |
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Thank you for letting a chubby - cheeked two - year - old run wild among your most precious possessions. |
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But this week your hopes could be raised then dashed by a series of puzzling, even infuriating, developments. |
|
Her latest flight of fancy is to go camping in the Sahara desert! |
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He stared with wonder at the dozen flaky homemade biscuits poised on the bed of fresh crabmeat and fragrant sauce. |
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He was sent to prison on a bum rap. |
|
Forget the charm and exuberance of Umbria. |
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Be familiar with book first only, sum up the intellectual dot inside through making note, what do not break is Baconian give core knowledge to nod, ability learns effectively. |
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He's looked the full business as an inspirational skipper. |
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Her spiky hair scratches down my front. |
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He was prescribing poetry to his betrothed. |
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She would even bring street urchins into the presidential palace to bathe them and treat their scabies and give them a meal. |
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We wish the merriest of hristmas to you and your loved ones, and we wish you happiness and prosperity in the year ahead. |
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The colors are white, pink and mirrored gold in glass, metal, light wood ceilings and fiberglass for an understated opulence. |
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His polite manners bespoke the gentleman. |
|
One good argument weighs down eighteen bad ones. |
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I'm going to drop yoga and do aerobics instead. |
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It was so cold that anything you said had frozen up before leaving your mouth. |
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She wears a pink Lycra all-in-one for her aerobics class. |
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I'll chase up references to the battle in the library. |
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He rammed his foot down on the brake and sent the car into a fizzing convulsion of rev and whinny. |
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Plim , grace, bright, sunlight, sagacity. |
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She beavered away at her complicated calculations. |
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The cheap, used irrigation gear he could finagle leaks more than it irrigates, leaving mosquito pools that qualify this farm as malarious. |
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You have your sweater on inside out. |
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The lamb was a puny little thing. |
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I often wonder why I don't see more discussion regarding the full-fledged wireframe's older brother: the thumbnail sketch. |
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All the world loves a lover |
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Thousands risked everything and died as failures; many struggled through lives of unremitting drudgery. |
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But it takes a life time to forget sb. |
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Help yourself from the smorgasbord. |
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Cory Selliker, his eyes watering under the brim of his black Earnhardt cap, heard Marchman's advice to let go. |
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The fourth-grader at Aldo Leopold elementary in Green Bay already knew what she was going to do with the note: frame it along with her ticket to the event. |
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Individual professors inflate grades after consumer - conscious administrators hound them into it. |
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It drove him mad when she turned herself into a sphinx as a ruse to avoid facing the truth. |
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It might be copied worldwide but there is only one true Neapolitan pizza. |
|
So you see, imagination needs moodling - long, inefficient, happy idling , dawdling and puttering. |
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The only people who drive luxury saloons in East Oxford are drug dealers who do karate with their rottweilers to relax. |
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I will not push my master away when she wants a hug after playing in a mud puddle. |
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You won't have to lay out a fortune for this dining table. |
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My next step will be to brew us a pot of chrysanthemum tea. |
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She blazed with impotent rage. |
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I'm sick to death of your endless criticism. |
|
She blasted to make him admit his mistake. |
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Her new dress fits her like a glove. |
|
Madrid has begun a hot-headed bout of sabre-rattling. |
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Let's have a barbecue! |
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Baseball is ninety percent mental and the other half is physical |
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Phantom: You puny pathetic thing! I'll step on you like an ant! |
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The Sharper Image catalog is a mother lode of men's gadgets and toys. |
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This is a dormitory in Thailand that my mom and dad underwrote . |
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It kept him down, on a level with the lowest; him, the man of ethereal attributes, whose voice the angels might else have listened to and answered! |
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Even if you're feeling misanthropic, why not give someone a ring and arrange to meet up for a coffee? |
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But your black ibises descend upon Sinai to beat them back. |
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Some are streetlamps, some are stars, but all shine like crazy diamonds. |
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These days it seems we must all submit to the tyranny of the motor car. |
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What brings you to this neck of the woods? |
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A truth that's told with bad intent beats all the lies you can invent |
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White tablecloths and black napkins rolled and tucked with white paper napkins for a tuxedo appeal can only do so much. |
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Nine, ten, a big fat hen! |
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A picture he would mentally frame and save. |
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Eddie also presented Margarett with an oar pin: he rowed seven on the Harvard varsity crew. |
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The wart crept out between his parted lips. |
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She must be to too arrive by here attach forward with the crack crew of breeze, the evil wolf aggressions west transporting edible of shell marquis destrier, affirmation is too what she does. |
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My diseases are an asthma and a dropout and, what is less curable , seventy - five . |
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His gravitas, offset with a flickering irony, gives the production a strong moral centre. |
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It was no firework display of precocious talent. |
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How does a pleb like me know about the best hotel on Sardinia? |
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But whoever it is, waving to the exultant crowds, he will have become a legend. |
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La femme commence par aimer un homme et finit par aimer l'amour. |
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That man gave her a dose of opium. |
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They are commanding and authoritative, bloated with conviction that their advice is right, the best thing for me. |
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With jingle bells and workshop elves and time to ho , ho, ho. |
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They hallow the buffalo. |
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Where would I find a bunch of grapes? 4. |
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It's a retreat into the adolescence they never really had. |
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The Mac creators are emblematic of a new kind of artist spawned by the protean nature of the computer. |
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She recast her novel as a musical comedy. |
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A woman who can't forgive should never have more than a nodding acquaintance a man. |
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She's determined to get back into the saddle and on to the race course. |
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Yet it was that touring and the inspired mania of their shows that pricked up the ears at Arista Records. |
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Do you think miniskirt is losing its street cred? |
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Of course, when the papers get hold of a story, it's blown out of all proportion. |
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I was sixteen and wearing my prettiest frock. |
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Soon he was within arm's length of the girl, but the way was blocked by an enormous prole and an almost equally enormous woman, presumably his wife, who seemed to form an impenetrable wall of flesh. |
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Every word of the Toran braided crowns for the Godhead. |
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The homeward-bound ploughman roars his tractor across the flyover linking two fields bisected by the roar of the motorway beneath. |
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The stairs made him puff like a grampus. |
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Bennett Lang relishes word math problems but is stumped by the things people say. |
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Mother was so angry that her face was drained of blood when she knew his son had committed the crime. |
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Getty Images Calder ? ? n and the queen: no stigma there. |
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He could strike the ball as sweetly as when he was 28 years younger. |
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If the loan's approved you're laughing. |
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Pete still needs to iron out a few kinks in his game. |
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What is the dietary rudder of the patient after esophagus cancer art? |
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The upshot is that we're horrifyingly nonchalant at the prospect that rising carbon emissions may devastate our favorite planet. |
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He was swallowed in darkness. |
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Time, whose tooth gnaws away everything else, is powerless against truth. |
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Groans and convulsions, and discolored face, and friends weeping, and blacks, and obsequies, and the like, show death terrible. |
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The celebratory burial of the shoeless waif. |
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Will the consecration pay off my mortgages? |
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Natalie I'm surprised. All this from a Harvard graduate. |
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Inflation is still a millstone round the neck of British businesses. |
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It annoys me when you fidget! |
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I think that just knowing you hold the helm of your sympathetic nervous system (which rings the alarm bells of panic in your brain) is going to give you some relief and empower you. |
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She cast about for some excuse for refusing his proposal. |
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We embellish our room with new rugs, lamps, and pictures. |
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It's not funny - don't laugh! |
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But Masters, that concept is something of a is a paradox, and like a face card it is upside down either way you look at it. |
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The pieces in the hangar are fitting together like a jigsaw puzzle. |
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Shops and garden centres are fully stocked with row upon row of tempting treasures to add to our gardens. |
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Clinton was playing trumpet in his high school band when Dole was matching wits against the lions of the Congress. |
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These are unquestionable facts. |
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A vicious price war between manufacturers has cut margins to the bone. |
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Later still My silly wee sister has put her feet down and refuses to let me near her Power Pack. |
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Only the few core members who have seriously violated the law and those plotters and wire-pullers with ulterior motives are relentlessly punished. |
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Yet the regulatory regime he put in place is a meddlers' charter. |
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But Rose was serious, hissing in her ear to behave properly, just concentrate. |
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He make a clean sweep of the ungodly nations. |
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Wearing his pink shirt untucked on one side, a loose granddad-style cardigan, dark jeans and trendy trainers, Brooklyn copied his father's style for the red-carpet debut. |
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I've never heard such a load of old codswallop in my life. |
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He had a paunch blackened teeth and the raspy cough of an avid smoker and he never stopped watching even when he allowed himself a cigarette smoking a cheap brand named after the city itself. |
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There are stretches of land scattered throughout the United States that have become so desolate they are the stuff of legends. |
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She's my best/oldest/closest friend - we've known each other since we were five. |
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Race as one of 8 wacky characters! |
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She won't relish having to do the household chores every day. |
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It is your treat, but you shouldn't stodge yourself with roast duck and beef stew, John. |
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Who holds the purse rules the house |
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The primary school is located is the largest sand jujube, every lunar May, Elaeagnus angustifolia flower season, the thick scent four bees and butterflies, drunk, drunk beekeeper. |
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They were the ugly Stones to the Osmonds' beautiful Beatles and, luckily, ugly was in. |
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How many ways are there to make a Full House in poker? Or a Royal Flush? |
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Trying to get that class to learn anything is like banging your head against a brick wall! |
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He was an artist, not particularly tidy, too dreamy to match her ways. |
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After the May 4th new culture movement there come the cross swords, ebb and flow, repulsion and crasis of the economic ethic between capitalism and socialism. |
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He is probably up to his neck in debt. |
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She had been the rock of our whole family, the matriarch, a marvellous, marvellous woman. |
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Though I love you so much , yet you would rather die than love me , wouldn't you? |
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Hang on a minute - let me catch my breath! |
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They're so lacking in confidence in the attraction of the games they televise that feel they have to hype up with some hysterical commentator in order to get anyone to watch them. |
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Now the last week in August, with the sybaritic pleasures of the State Fair behind me and the September reading group deadline in front of me, I can no longer avoid the monster. |
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It made me shiver with a mixture of awe and anticipation. |
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Beauty lies in the love's eyes. |
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Just then she could ill brook coldness from any one. |
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But on the trail Sheila rides there isn't a long horn or rattler in sight. |
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Or the fact that the chemistry between them just wouldn't stop? |
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That incarnate no matter how callous profession are full of love. |
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The resulting spectacle was killingly comical. |
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Hamlet's assumed antic disposition; fantastic Halloween costumes; a grotesque reflection in the mirror. |
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And once they're they expect absolution. |
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The bad news cast a pall over the evening. |
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I dread to think what they say about me behind my back. |
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This, she thought with a sheepish giggle to herself, was ridiculous. |
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I've never been so glad to see anyone in my life! |
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I don't think Carol realizes what she's letting herself in for. |
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His final result 505.65 was great and unbeatable ? 60.10 ahead of his compatriot Yutong. |
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The room smelt of disuse and mouldering books. |
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He'd purposely picked a high-necked one so she couldn't go flaunting her breasts at every man she passed. |
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Carbon trading, based on dubious economics, has become a massive scandal, replete with overgenerous emissions allowances, misreporting and fictitious projects. |
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Is there any way to sweeten up his grouchy disposition? |
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I got my own home and it ain't got a broken window. |
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Are you ready to pick up the gauntlet? |
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A greater penance than even Zeus himself had placed on the Titans. |
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What she would give to punch him on the nose, and flatten once and for all his insulting, devilish assumptions. |
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We were pelted with rotten tomatoes. |
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He lurked about the city like a thief. |
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Why did those ancient replicators give up the cavalier freedom of the primeval soup and take to swarming in huge colonies? |
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Don't tell me you've enrolled in the Open University! |
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Think of the vicious circle of hyperventilation. |
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State politics ends up as a perennial battle between squabbling regions for scarce resources. |
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She is all of a tremble. |
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All Angus did was pull his robe tighter around him and slump in one of the high-backed chairs to glower at us. |
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His wife waits on him hand and foot. |
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Unbelievably, they were later fined for, respectively, wilful damage and assault, and obstructing the police. |
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Her hopes were cruelly dashed when her parents refused to let her go. |
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International luxury brands collimate Chinese market, luxury-related expositions turn to be China-hosted, and the scale of luxury consumption of China bounded into worldly tops. |
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No such thing as a dumb blonde? |
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The surest way to hit woman's heart is to take aim kneel. |
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Henry Weston: How can a store throw a temper tantrum? |
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At the testimonial dinner everyone flattered him shamelessly. |
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Despite cracked bones and burns, "I squeak by each time, " he says. |
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On in this planetoid deconstruction instantaneous, entire several passes through the Earth which the death atmosphere covers, finally glows brand-new fulls of vitality! |
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He freely gives time for the dying wife, the injured mechanic, the traumatized telephonist. |
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And stock options, for decades reserved to the top 400 executives, now have been opened up far wider. |
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There is limpid brooklet in front of my hometown. |
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It's an exhausting ride from saucy comedy to icky, heartbreaking violence, but don't be put off. |
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Stop laying a guilt trip on me . |
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Because I don't like to see left-over cakes, so if it's an ice-cream cake, everybody will help to clear it before it melts. |
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The keen blustery morning summoned up exactly the braced mood she sought to capture. |
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He won't dare to break his promise. |
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In my own perverse way, I approved of this single paradox in her newly forming, but not reforming, character. |
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At a time wage growth is almost stagnant -- average hourly earnings in November were up 1.6 percent year on year -- prosperous Americans alone can not prop up the economy. |
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Where does it bide its time? |
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You just told me you felt alive for the first time at a fucking card table. |
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If those thoughts spell gloom and doom, that's where you're headed, because put-down words sabotage confidence instead of offering support and encouragement. |
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Happiness keeps growing endlessly,but it's too far to reach. |
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I'd rather meet him here on my own home ground. |
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Just one lone ancestor standing in the spotlight without anyone or anything else the current generation can blame. |
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It felt as though she'd drifted into some dreamlike watery paradise. |
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His heart won't stand the strain much longer. |
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He had learned to live with its many secrets and its brooding sense of menace. |
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I've got up again and put on G.P.'s clavichord record. |
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She's as pretty as a picture. |
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Knocked 1968 into a cocked hat. |
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Every leaf was picked out in golden radiance. |
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Joe is, of course, best remembered as the first professional to overcome what had grown into a hoodoo. |
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For all its ham-fisted PR, it has, so far, been able to ride out its image problems. |
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It's time we gave the kitchen a makeover . |
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I've got no will power. |
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Sherlock Holmes has nothing on you you're a real detective. |
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Venner grinned amiably around whilst Clinton, as cool as ever, drummed his fingers soundlessly on the table top. |
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Foaming schooners, free lunch, fish fry Fridays, poker in the back room, arguments settled in the alley. |
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The moment was eternity, trembling like a dewdrop on a rose, endlessly about to fall. |
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Exotic crimson flowers and birds poked their pistils and stamens and bills every which way up and down her torso. |
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He will plunder the treasure Of every desirable vessel. |
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It was quiet, reminiscent, a little sententious. |
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On the train through Provence from Paris, his eyes glued to the window, he saw countryside "as beautiful as Japan for the limpidity of the atmosphere and the gay color effects." |
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Tim can mend any broken toy. |
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I've laid myself on the line for him once already. |
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Turn off the damn TV! |
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Isabel schooled her features into an expression of remote serenity. |
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What the bloody hell do you think you're doing? |
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Love: the word would be utterly meaningless in this context; no more than a little blast of sound. |
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I tried to drag myself out of the morass of despair. |
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He is having therapy to conquer his phobia. |
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I approach a trip to a book nook with the eagerness of a child on an outing to the toy store. |
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You can put a T-bone steak in a bowl of Coke and it will be gone in two days. |
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I can't abide the allurement. |
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Attack of the Clones was just a prologue. |
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His fans agree that chef Julian 's food is beyond compare. |
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He couldn't resist a dig at the referee. |
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Are these real diamonds or paste? |
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Fernandez was hired to end 20 years of chaos caused by decentralising New York's huge school system. |
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I've blown a fuse. |
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She was never interested in fitness before but now she's been bitten by the bug. |
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Thenceforth, it seems that everything is in ecstatic motion, and the church itself is circling round. |
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That picture is askew. |
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Stop being such a snob. |
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Life is like an ice cream. Enjoy it before it melts. |
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I begin to pronounce the sequence of words and numbers that will prevent her from giving him a piece of her mind. |
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She's pretty well banking on Jamie or Gary being a perfect match. |
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Trevor's bedtime. |
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If I could afford it I'd have four television sets. |
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He'll soon pull through in the hospital. |
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Even one small step on the path of your plan can be a giant leap! |
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But the militants at grassroots level ruthlessly exploited discontent over pay and strikes spread like a virus. |
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There was a strong, smoldering sensuality about her, but that was not her magic. |
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She just hoped she would be spared a pressing invitation to his obsequies. |
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Opportunity makes the thief. |
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Being totally alone is my idea of hell on earth. |
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I pulled my hair back into a knot that reminded me that I was married. |
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The icy chill ate into my bones. |
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He'd imagined expensive good taste - big sofas, neutral carpeting, antiques, safe pictures chosen for their investment potential. |
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Beside him the Empress's face was stretched taut with misery. |
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Mary Ann had made an effort at jazzing up the chilly modern interiors. |
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Edna was tied to the yoke of undesired motherhood. |
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She hoarded words that implied such intimacy. |
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His clothes belie his station. |
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But what exactly are the skinheads nostalgic for? |
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Lucy's success is owing to her brother John in all senses. |
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His attempts to put things right have been undermined by a cash flow that was always spasmodic and is now drying up. |
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My uncle tipples brandy. |
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The boss was ready to pounce on the typist when she made the slightest mistake. |
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They rounded off with a scabby diatribe against the black choir in the Seventh Day Adventist Church whose voices lit the evenings. |
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They're deer-stealers - I saw a dead deer in their car. |
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Those who fall between the official schemes - like freelance photographer Melanie Cox - need it. |
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The son should go up nursery school, when check-up, weight in a way slants thin, how compensatory nutrition, can make him haler . |
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Let's hope some of her patience rubs off on her brother. |
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The thought of someone suffering through a mistake of mine makes me shiver. |
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He has become something of a stickler for the finer observances of royal protocol. |
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Some because he has become the most vitriolic hunter advocate in the nation. |
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His passion has only just stopped short of writing a structural critique of the civil engineering faults at Valhalla. |
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One's sin will find one out. |
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Who has been meddling with my books? |
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I know and name a few of her train stops and she cries out with delight. |
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All Utopias that have hitherto been constructed are intolerably dull. |
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He's borne a grudge against me ever since that day. |
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All that was left of his genial friend lay cold before him on the trestles. |
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Do I detect a tinge of irony? |
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He was faithful to me in weal and woe. |
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BALTIMORE - Michael Phelps was formally welcomed home Saturday with a two-pronged celebration that began with a parade and ended with a fireworks show at historic Fort McHenry. |
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He conveniently forgot to tell me he was married. |
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There had been anger as well at the cruel jest of fate that had brought her into love with her own brother. |
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Has she been spilling out her troubles to you again? |
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Bagshaw thought - will my bosses blame me for letting this man go at what is approaching a crucial time? |
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The rain sliced my neck like a miniature guillotine. |
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Why didn't the wraith blow them to pieces in the 38 mins they were sitting in orbit? |
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The baby took my finger in its tenacious little fist. |
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Every night we wipe the tables down before we shut the restaurant. |
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Missouri is the Show-Me State, but it is also the Show-You State in leading by example, working hard for its own and giving generously to others. |
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There was an indrawn breath of horror from the audience and then the anxious and everlasting titter . |
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I have every expectation that this chocolate team will melt in the glare of a warm Elland Road reception. |
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Were your kids wowed by new wonders or cranky with jet lag? |
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You don't want to barge in there and demandinformation about your Tommy. |
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Therefor , young cadres must build up a correct Weltanschauung and philosophy , strengthen exoterica accomplishment, endure test and training in exercise, and be mature as soon as possible . |
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Each has a powerful constituency ready to defeat any politician who dares to attack the present system. |
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Loewenstein, similarly, is inclined to see the procrastinator as led astray by the "visceral" rewards of the present. |
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She just wanted some huge natural catastrophe to sweep through the bedroom and miraculously carry her two hundred thousand miles away. |
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A jet of coffee steam from the burnished caldron. |
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Dear old staid, conservative, non-violent Britain. |
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Though it may only look like a roadside attraction, the giant beagle creation off Highway 95 in Cottonwood, Idaho is actually a working bed and breakfast. |
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It was a cold triumph, and he staggered about, eyes gleaming with hard pleasure, while he ignored his mother. |
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A silent hug means a thousand words to the unhappy heart. |
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Why shut down a company that is the entire lifeline to a town? |
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I'm glad to number him with my friends and not my enemy. |
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Is there anywhere to kip down for the night? |
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It was poised, preadapted by chance, no design, to function as a swim bladder. |
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A smile is nature's best antidote for discouragement. |
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You think he's an idiot, because he gets things wrong-the background, the politics, Walter, us. |
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Eventually, of course, all problems are resolved and the couple is blissfully united. |
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It is a kindness to them to say that they misled you, Holly, you were their plaything. |
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How does Mr Chre tien reconcile his role as accomplice to President Bush's short-sighted and irresponsible energy agenda? |
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And he, with his aptitude for deceit, would no doubt have accepted her gratitude willingly, however undeserved. |
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She kicks. She screams. She wants to smash the world to smithereens. |
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If nothing else, it will be a great spot to watch the annual Fourth of July fireworks, exploding far below. |
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Two cats and a mouse, two wives in one house, two dogs and a bone, never agree in one |
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The wild goose is more of a cosmopolite than we; he breaks his fast in Canada, takes a luncheon in the Ohio, and plumes himself for the night in a southern bayou. |
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There wasn't a breath of air/wind. |
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Junior Dan Nash, a 6-0 junior college transfer from Pierce College, is the setter. |
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Its engine acts like a vacuum cleaner by removing pollutants to become a smog buster. |
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Something seemed to tighten and die inside her. |
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Recollect the feature films of the living desert, the vanishing prairie, the rams butting heads and salmon swimming upstream? |
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A mountain of melons evaporates in a wink. |
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He imagined her , in the majesty of her candour , above all the arts that torture. |
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Satisfaction vanished with the snap of a twig. |
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Fate has willed it otherwise. |
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Within the dark woods the liquid silver voices of the birds called unceasing. |
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She certainly lives life to the full. |
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A high wind frayed the sails of clouds until a crescent moon limned each shred with white gold. |
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Yes, Thanksgiving flowers rain, because rain nourishing his growth; goshawk Thanksgiving sky because the sky let him fly; mountain Thanksgiving earth because the earth so that he high-rise. |
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The marriage proved to be the greatest calamity of his life. |
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Shouldn't we now be acknowledging blame rather than passing the buck? |
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Thump the watermelon to see if it's ripe. |
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To dress up humour would be the ultimate in gilding the lily. |
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A big clap for our last contestant! |
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Daisy's face, tipped sideways beneath a three-cornered lavender hat, looked out at me with a bright ecstatic smile. |
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She made you feel that you were an expected felicity to her. |
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Her harlequin sweaters and Fair Isle striped knit shirts were a nice diversion from the usual cable knits and ribbed turtlenecks. |
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Jack shall have Jill |
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She dresses her dolls in super expensive Dior label frocks and even has her own yacht. |
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It is benevolently presided over by Holy Trinity Church and faced by dapper old houses on the north. |
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May we remind you that...? |
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The idea of playing a joke on her tickled his fancy. |
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Brad had a superb physique and the looks of a young Marlon Brando. |
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Ill air slays sooner than the sword |
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Come forth from the womb and expire? |
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In your language traitor means betrayer : one is perfidious, treacherous, unfaithful, disloyal. |
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Spending money on prevention was no more than a "slush fund." |
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She's an incorrigible flirt! |
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No departing presidential couple in history have ever left the official residence so bowed down with booty. |
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Arroyave likens himself to a baker trying to find the ideal combination of ingredients to make the perfect piecrust. |
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He made her feel cheap, disloyal, childish and socially inferior. |
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Her kinship with the respected Goldie apparently quells any nagging doubts. |
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History is one of his blind spots. |
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The row went on and on. |
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There are tea leaves in my cup - you haven't strained the tea. |
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A First Graduate Course in Abstract Algebra is just such a textbook. |
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I suppose you'd rather be in Chicago, eating waffles and hamburgers, or suchlike? |
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The same crew of sorry drunks, getting riotous, getting miserable, getting maudlin. |
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The set is chaotic, with Cheung making few friends, although she does attract the attentions of lesbian costume designer Zoe (Nathalie Richard). |
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Senses rioted, coherent thought fled, and for mindless seconds they were oblivious to the world about them. |
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There's no point brooding over it - she's gone. |
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The mainstream media also tends to regurgitate the same ol'stats and angles and you. |
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Californians of all races joined together to create a fable of payback. |
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Your firm has a potted guide to the rules about residence and domicile - pick up a copy as you leave. |
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When I pull into the driveway Quincy and Phoenix are kicking it on the deck again. |
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There was irony in the fact that Patrick was once again back in Richie's parish. |
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That kid you got to quit defacing buildings and paint the chapel? |
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He was a master of dialectic, could be even in the next sentence, stupidly dogmatic. |
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It'still refused to face up to the appalling consequences of Philby's being a spy. |
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Football hooliganism is now reaching epidemic proportions. |
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There is a fine dinstinction between ingenuity and craziness. |
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Wang lean close to is in marital bosom, unfeignedly says " say those who do to the woman is water, this word but true truly, be the 2nd spring that water gave me life." |
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The house is a mere unsightly excrescence in the landscape. |
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We grin at each other through forkfuls of spaghetti. |
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Don't tread your ash into my carpet! |
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His speaking voice, a gruff husky tenor, added to the impression of fractiousness he conveyed. |
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Through no fault of our own we are currently two players short. |
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His photo is a wonderful happy moment caught with perfect timing. |
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They were old school/college chums. |
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The two actually meet when the up-and-coming star comes to Houston for a gig at a slightly sleazy roadhouse. |
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The proposal borders upon the absurd. |
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All the things I can't erase from my life. |
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But the fact is all I can afford is this third-floor studio with an art deco shower. |
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And it synthesized the author's formative influences:her childhood, the Bible, Western humanism, and the work of a kindred author, literary giant and Nobel Prize laureate Rabindranath Tagore. |
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Pretty mouldy pay increase this year. |
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I'm always clipping recipes out of magazines. |
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In spite of his recent misbehaviour, he is, at the bottom, a good man. |
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An upbeat business vernacular calls every problem a'challenge'and every massive layoff'rightsizing '. |
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It would be senseless to overstay their welcome. |
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She should have given Lily a cuddle. |
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Too sad so still is inferior to pretend don't care about anything. |
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Only leaves behind that share to exude the yellow pledge. |
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She pressed a kiss on my cheek then hared off. |
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I forgot. |
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She'd do anything to save her own hide. |
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I hear it through the grapevine. |
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Also living a gold hair when the time comes, the small toy of yellow eyes comes out, can not also horrify to decease you this wench. |
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Her skin was as white as snow. |
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Does the modern world owe its very existence to the humble spud? |
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Even hardened cynics believe the meeting is a step towards peace. |
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You shouldn't go to work on an empty stomach. |
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He sold everything, it appeared, from postage stamps and plimsolls to mousetraps and ham. |
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He'd run a mile if I asked him to marry me. |
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Washing dollies Warm water, washing-up liquid, scrubbing brush and cloths, plus waterproof dolls, are an irresistible combination. |
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God gracious bless me, how my poor head is vexed and worried by that girl Gupe's so perseveringly asking, over and over again , about her tiresome letters! |
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I prove myself to be a transgressor. |
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She would be crushed between them. |
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Then there's the bigger issue the one that's always difficult - at - the - mouth civil libertarian like myself to confront. |
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All steamed up over the real thing. |
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I hope they chop off his hairy carrot. |
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Gift: A military - style buzz cut to alleviate the stress caused by Sasha's thin headband. |
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And, since he had died for truth, he was a martyr, for this was what martyrdom meant. |
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Visigoth would merely scrawl obscenities on the wall. |
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Reassembling our afflicted Powers. |
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Stein would have been a perfect object for the obligatory transgressive fantasy of friendship with an exceptional Chosen Person. |
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She crouched on the lino, her face flushed from the fire, fingering that string of Christmas cracker beads. |
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You need to barber that beard of yours. |
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Mustn't blot my copybook by being late. |
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One new kids gray Jerzees 50 % cotton and 50 % polyester long sleeve full zip hooded sweatshirt. |
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I can't believe he had the nerve to show up at the party after what he said about Janet. |
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Since then, the two parties have gone through a trial, conviction, a mistrial, and now the retrial of Thomas is well under way and just entered its second day. |
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The flesh and bones of words rose again to the salvation of their etymologies. |
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These include welcome cocktails, a pizza and punch party, a beachside barbecue and farewell meal. |
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He was off work because he'd mangled his hand in a machine. |
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It includes his magnum opus: GPT Abnormal and OK, Stock, which were stirring the whole country. |
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Andy is certainly flavour of the month with the boss. |
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Later, two of my cousins entered law, although one has dropped out to be a chef. |
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At times, the whole novel borders on caricature, so unremittingly hard-boiled that it threatens to turn to steam. |
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And give her a teaspoon of the medicine after every meal. |
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Bill's so gullible that you could sell him anything. |
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The next few days were a mad whirl of parties. |
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A walk in the fresh air will pep me up. |
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I'm not going to turn down an invitation to go to New York! |
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There's nothing better than a good cup of hot coffee. |
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My heart goes out to Mrs Adams and her fatherless children. |
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How does MyPlate fall in line with the idea of mindful eating? |
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Tera, Karen, and the P's somehow schemed this book into being. |
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She exchanged honor for wealth. |
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He's an interfering old busybody! |
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She's always whingeing about how unfair everything is. |
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The tyrant will always find a pretext for his tyranny. |
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Won't you have a piece of fudge? |
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He's squandered all his savings on drink. |
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Writing is an extreme privilege but it's also a gift. It's a gift to yourself and it's a gift of giving a story to someone |
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Of course no one actually is the statistically average woman so don't fret if you're heavier or lighter or rounder or squarer. |
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Her children's death is a fatal blow on her. |
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Michelle, set on being an actress, wasn't interested at first, but in the end she swallowed her pride. |
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She was born with a silver spoon in her mouth and everything has been done for her. |
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Whatever made him buy that jacket? |
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Will you slap on your 3 - D contact lenses and play virtual soccer with the U.S. |
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Compared to his adulthood of sadism, cruelty and murder, his childhood of abuse and rejection looks benign. |
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The idea is stuffed with ironies. |
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It must be all the more galling , therefore, to see pregnant mainlanders rushing in. |
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His appearance in the show was nothing less than a sensation. |
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Taking her by the hand, Gerhardt would issue forth, satisfied to drag first one foot and then the other in order to accommodate his gait to her toddling steps. |
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Don't just believe it on my say-so - find out for yourself. |
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I have a feeling he'll come. |
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Stop weeping for such an unthankful man like him! |
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I will get acne vulgaris in my beautiful face. |
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Makes the rotten dead sit right up. |
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One of the things we were involved in remains in my memory with shocking force. |
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The cars blocking the exits could turn this place into a death trap. |
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In her experience, wrestlers were brave, taciturn, geeky, beetle-browed, polite, and not afraid of female jocks. |
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So Deuteronomy's content, which are these farewell speeches and the death and the burial of Moses, are a fitting capstone to the Pentateuchal narrative. |
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No effort has been stinted in polishing this painfully derivative picture as if it were a diamond instead of strictly paste. |
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I even have a fortunetelling machine in my office; I'm an antique toy collector. |
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Maybe a ruined man is the only free man. |
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They spiced their conversations and discussions with intrigue. |
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I am just a friend,and she is your everthing. |
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Summery tropical fruit with a touch of asparagus finishing fresh and zingy. |
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The couples in this book all found creative alternatives to the family-nullifying lives that awaited nearly every one of them. |
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I can't be expected to read this scrawl! |
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Did Mrs Dumas see a smile on a perfectly formed little man as he fell into her pail? |
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Republicans try to undermine the president at every turn and offer their nostrum of tax-cuts-will-solve-everything - without ever specifying what services they'll give up to pay for them. |
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The older ones of lender of last resort, managing the note issue, being banker to government, really slide back into the background. |
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He has spent a few nights on the cuff at one of the snappiest hotels. |
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As darkness comes you strap up your basket and drive happily home. |
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A mischievous gleam lit up her eyes. |
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Don't try fobbing off last year's goods on me! |
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Resistance to control makes Nicky a problem, a deviant, a troublemaker. |
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I don't begrudge your taking part in the dancing party. |
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I doubt it's possible to master the art of time management if you aren't gushingly enthusiastic about what you're going to do with your time. |
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Moreover, the explanatory prose is haphazard (and not infrequently wrong or incoherent -- for example, I cannot make heads or tails of the lead-in to the very first example, prime.py). |
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I think I'll leave all my money to charity when I pop my clogs. |
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Linda Leung said she swept and washed down the sidewalk every morning in front of her beauty parlor on Wentworth. |
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So grab some Advil, guzzle some aqua, and try your hand at one of these crazy/wonderful hangover bites. |
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I'll give you till tomorrow to chew over. |
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It was the old offer dressed up as something new. |
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He got on stage at his party with a black Strat and a motley rock crew called Miss World. |
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I was excited at the prospect of participating in a real blood-and-guts battle against a prohibitive odds-on favorite. |
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She did not know what the message was: Lee in this state was no longer a lovelorn friend but a trauma. |
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I will plough back what I earn into my company. |
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You could see by her arms she was a joy popper. |
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Big mouthfuls ofter choke. |
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And for a dashing touch, he plucked a tail feather from his rump , which left him feeling rather cross. |
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I couldn't repress a sigh of admiration. |
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That, and the sheer magnetism of her personality, won the day. |
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You've no right to scorn a poor girl. |
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Is he overly attached to his mother and her mythical apron strings? |
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Shepard ranges from monumental issues to mundane daily operations. |
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They were twining holly into a wreath. |
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There's no point having wishes if you don't at least try to do them. |
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Bet you wish you'd arrived earlier. |
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It was his back playing him up. |
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She was furious - screaming bloody murder at the manager! |
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Prejudice is the child of ignorance |
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With over 120 inches of rainfall per year, Hilo is not only the wettest city in America, but a virtual greenhouse. |
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This is a time of tension when the stakes may be high and a future plan hangs by a thread. |
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God's grace is immeasurable; His mercy inexhaustible; His peace inexpressible. |
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Does aesthetic art and mystical art and contemplative art offer alternatives to the horror and humiliation in which three-quarters of mankind lives? |
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His arms, holding my arms up gently and firmly, made me feel gossamer. |
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The media has made unfeeling voyeurs of all of us. |
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I don't think the new England manager wants to be portrayed as a garlic clove before his first international in charge. |
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Obama delivered an unsentimental account of squandered opportunities in postcolonial Africa. |
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This brainy blond with the lovable smile and statement glasses may as well be the Twitter poster girl. |
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Tigress wasn't mocking him but was honestly showing her concern for him. |
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That's my other cousin, but thanks for bringing that up, jackass. |
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Cage, the nephew of film director Francis Ford Coppola, is best known for such films as "Raising Arizona, " "Gone in 60 Seconds" and "National Treasure." |
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I get flagged at the windy summit up here by a man wearing a shirt and suspenders. |
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Are they just moaning minnies looking for excuses? |
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Let them come, if they like, be It'sagamore , sachem, or pow - wow . |
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Fear not that the lift shall come to an end ,but rather fear that it shall never have a beginning.J.H. |
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Today oversupply has helped bring down London rents to bargain basement levels. |
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Every time our inner light tries to glow, our minds react like a sledgehammer, with harsh thoughts that inhibit us from moving forward. |
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It is a poignant moment: will Ambedkarnagar be destined to the same cycle that Sanjay Gandhi has been through? |
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The pilchard that social status does not poor people drowsy, and carnivorous person the arrival of catfish, make them to flee for one's life a scene of bustling activity, vibrant. |
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The beauty of the scenery bedazed all of us. |
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The job wasn't easy but we are over the hump now. |
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Have I violated some proscribed waiting period? |
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Being ignorant, raw, and inexperienced, I thought I loved her. |
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There was a woman who wanted a christening mug for a baby. |
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You're a businesswoman who's good at her job - bloody good; I can testify to that! |
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Having all her research notes stolen was a real body blow for her. |
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Imagine them standing before you wearing a Halloween party mask. |
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From a variety of angles, the movie makes its point about beautiful girls, without ever hitting us over the head. |
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Hail, then, to mischievous tunesmith Todd Rundgren, who served up a splendid evening of time travel. |
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As a pianist, she's a brilliant technician, but she lacks passion. |
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Why does the conversation have to revert to money every five minutes? |
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She used a mixture of persuasion and flattery to get what she wanted. |
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His face burned with shame. |
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She had inveigled me into taking messages to her lover. |
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I'll be pushing up daisies by the time that happens. |
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Georgy Porgy was a naughty boy. |
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Being in the Crying City deepens the loneliness, losing the faith in Love, which is so frangible that even cant stand any hit. |
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He's an interfering old busybody - who I go out with is none of his business! |
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The remark struck home. |
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He only have our nostalgia for our personal lost Eden. |
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If I met Pam's bloke coming down Briggate I'd give him a wide berth. |
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Madge, therefore , uninterrupted, went on with the wild disjointed chat which her rambling imagination suggested. |
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It's time we dug up those potatoes. |
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Their likes: their breaths, too, sweetened with tea and jam, their bracelets tittering in the struggle. |
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Drinks were the overture to dinner. |
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Same old jolly camp-fire life went on as per usual. |
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Life's too short to sit around moping. |
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My patience is almost worn away by their endless quarrel. |
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A two - dimensional creature would have only length and width an impossibly flat playing card. |
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George lost his airy office with the view and the original artworks on its opulent walls. |
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But in its depiction of brotherly love it achieves much that is touching and unexpected. |
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It is a great looking dish that gets a textural bonus courtesy of crunchy hazelnuts. |
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Your son's a little demon. |
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He must be teasing,or else he's mad. |
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The host bowed us in. |
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They switch three bowler hats between the two of them like jugglers. |
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Don't shoot I surrender. |
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In the video frequency, Howard play fashionably to sluggishly in the national anthem, careless. |
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She's turned out to be the exact opposite of what everyone expected. |
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I have found it worth living, and would gladly live it again if the chance were offered me. |
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I've got some ( a piece of ) grit in my shoe. |
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What would the editors think of my circling around these benighted fields for six months? |
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Truth is more of a stranger than fiction |
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The union of heaven and earth described there produces a mighty all-conquering insolent race of godlike people. |
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I've been on at him to fix that cupboard for weeks now. |
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He appeared unrepentant and impassioned in favour of us developing our nuclear muscle - for defence. |
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This suspenseful, claustrophobic nightmare tells the tragic story of Kat, a victim of repeated sexual assault. |
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No need to hurry. No need to sparkle. No need to be anybody but oneself |
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We got lost in Hampton Court maze. |
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An interrogation of all our fanzine sellers has revealed that none of these devoted Darlington fans actually said those fateful words. |
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All paid jobs absorb and degrade the mind |
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There was no twinkle in her eyes and no coy smile on her lips. |
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He had stopped caring and replaced feeling with form, the patterned semblance of a twosome, a family life. |
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Ryan O'Neal plays the father, a con man, and Tatum O'Neal the daughter. |
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At the time, Colavitti decided to stick with aerospace, and the night school degree seemed just a momentary departure. |
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Better belly burst than good liquor be lost |
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It's really one of those days; everything seems out of gear today. |
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They were offering me a weekend break in Paris- with free beer thrown in. |
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Their shared ancestry became a popular laugh line in Mr Obama's stump speech and a spokesman joked that Mr Cheney was "the black sheep of the family". |
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This is vintage comedy at its best. |
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Peter let the bottle ruin his life. |
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Their goal is to become the one-stop shopping mall of cyberspace. |
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The twins fight tooth and nail over the slightest disagreement. |
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There's room in the cellar to store unused furniture and what have you. |
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It's an infernal mischance; I've done my best to discourage it. |
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A slice of petal, a postcard, the beautiful remembrance when being old! |
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It was comfortable with its premature senescence but at the same time was wired with a wildness and youthful energy. |
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What low-down son of a bitch took my clothes? |
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A mint green luna moth would swoop down and take me for a moonlight ride. |
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Sampling the local cuisine is one of the delights of a holiday abroad. |
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The effect of overcrowding was the disastrous one of turning you against all humanity. |
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Managers now dutifully bring back the brief. |
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The magazine Jamming saw the band wipe the floor with all opposition in all categories outside the female sections. |
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Want to surveil workers for any tell-tale signs of "antisocial behavior" such as union organizing? |
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I cricked my neck while I was painting the ceiling. |
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Pretty soon we headed into another siding at a small railroad town and I figured I needed a poorboy of Tokay wine to complete the cold dusk run to Santa Barbara. |
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The man is dull silver like burnished dirt on the heel of a hand. |
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He spurned my suggestion that he shouldn't go and see the brawl of the hoodlums. |