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Pearce had given the necessary instructions to a depressed, disillusioned and just plain pissed - off police cordon outside that the' block' had to be maintained.
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Pearce had given the necessary instructions to a depressed, disillusioned and just plain left police cordon outside that the' block' had to be maintained.
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Pearson made no fewer than eight quota films in one year at Julius Hagen's Twickenham Studios, where one small stage was occupied around the clock, and pictures that had been scripted in a fortnight were filmed in another two weeks.
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Pearson made no fewer than eight quota films in one year at Julius Hagen's Twickenham Studios, where one small stage was occupied all the time, and pictures that had been scripted in a fortnight were filmed in another two weeks.
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Pearson made no fewer than eight quota films in one year at Julius Hagen's Twickenham Studios, where one small stage was occupied around the clock, and pictures that had been scripted in a fortnight were filmed in another two weeks.
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Pearson made no fewer than eight quota films in one year at Julius Hagen's Twickenham Studios, where one small stage was occupied constantly, and pictures that had been scripted in a fortnight were filmed in another two weeks.
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Peasant protest, both in the countryside and among the rank and file in the army, played a major part in the revolution of 1905.
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Peasant protest, both in the countryside and among the ordinary members in the army, played a major part in the revolution of 1905.
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Peering round the end shelf as she heard the doorbell ping again, she pulled a face as she saw it was Mrs Beeson.
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Peering round the end shelf as she heard the doorbell ping again, she made a facial expression that shows dislike as she saw it was Mrs Beeson.
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Peer pressure is a factor, but not necessarily in a coercive way; a teenager who isn't sure how to smoke a joint will be more worried about losing face from doing it wrong than not doing it at all.
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Peer pressure is a factor, but not necessarily in a coercive way; a teenager who isn't sure how to smoke a joint will be more worried about being humiliated from doing it wrong than not doing it at all.
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Peer to Peer networks (P2P) allow all the machines on them to share files printers and other bits and bobs with each other, rather than using dedicated machines to provide all of these facilities centrally.
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Peer to Peer networks (P2P) allow all the machines on them to share files printers and other random assortment of things with each other, rather than using dedicated machines to provide all of these facilities centrally.
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Peer to Peer networks (P2P) allow all the machines on them to share files printers and other bits and bobs with each other, rather than using dedicated machines to provide all of these facilities centrally.
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Peer to Peer networks (P2P) allow all the machines on them to share files printers and other small remaining pieces and items with each other, rather than using dedicated machines to provide all of these facilities centrally.
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Penalties have also been revised and those who cause death by dangerous driving or driving under the influence face up to 10 years in prison, an unlimited fine and a minimum 2 years’ disqualification.’
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Penalties have also been revised and those who cause death by dangerous driving or driving intoxicated face up to 10 years in prison, an unlimited fine and a minimum 2 years’ disqualification.’
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‘ People are playing with fire if they contemplate the Government will just be defeated on Wednesday and everything settles down the following day.
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‘ People are being in a precarious situation with a high risk of getting harmed if they contemplate the Government will just be defeated on Wednesday and everything settles down the following day.
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People around here have taken it up with different parties but everyone seems to pass the buck.
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People around here have taken it up with different parties but everyone seems to transfer responsibility onto another.
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People can now see them warts and all.
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People can now see them full range of characteristics including shortcomings.
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People don't suddenly say things out of the blue, without a context.
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People don't suddenly say things unexpectedly, without a context.
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People don't suddenly say things out of the blue, without a context.
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People don't suddenly say things without warning, without a context.
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People everywhere, of all ages, from all walks of life.
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People everywhere, of all ages, from all occuption, role, social class, or lifestyle.
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People from all walks of life are joining the Buddhist faith, which, says Tabkay, is no longer seen as an eastern religion.
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People from all occuption, role, social class, or lifestyle are joining the Buddhist faith, which, says Tabkay, is no longer seen as an eastern religion.
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People had got no money you see having a load of kids and they keep always being in the family way , naturally trying to get rid of them you see because they did n't want them obviously .
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People had got no money you see having a load of kids and they keep always being pregnant , naturally trying to get rid of them you see because they did n't want them obviously .
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People like a villain, people love rogues and Shaun fits the bill perfectly.’
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People like a villain, people love rogues and Shaun serves the purpose perfectly.’
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People like me and Frank Sinclair really owe it to ‘ Caners ’ because he broke the ice for us.
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People like me and Frank Sinclair really owe it to ‘ Caners ’ because he got conversation going for us.
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People like me and Frank Sinclair really owe it to ‘ Caners ’ because he broke the ice for us.
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People like me and Frank Sinclair really owe it to ‘ Caners ’ because he started to get to know people to avoid social awkwardness for us.
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People like Michelle probably never set eyes on a dentist normally.
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People like Michelle probably never see a dentist normally.
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People like Niall, like Michael Morrissey, who do know what it is like to be poor and shat on, the bottom of the whole U.K. heap, they know I'm nothing when they set eyes on me.
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People like Niall, like Michael Morrissey, who do know what it is like to be poor and shat on, the bottom of the whole U.K. heap, they know I'm nothing when they see me.
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‘ People look for new ways to supplement their income and it is employers who feel the pinch.’
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‘ People look for new ways to supplement their income and it is employers who suffer a hardship
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People may then describe symptoms starting ‘ out of the blue’.
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People may then describe symptoms starting ‘ unexpectedly.
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People may then describe symptoms starting ‘ out of the blue’.
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People may then describe symptoms starting ‘ without warning.
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People prefer gas for its reliability, controllability and round - the - clock economy.
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People prefer gas for its reliability, controllability and nonstop economy.
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‘ People say Newcastle fans have stood by the club through thick and thin.
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‘ People say Newcastle fans have stood by the club through both good and bad times.
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‘ People talk about athletes who can rise to the occasion, about Joe Montana and Michael Jordan,’ Craig said.
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‘ People talk about athletes who can perform well in response to a special situation, about Joe Montana and Michael Jordan,’ Craig said.
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People were feeling the' pinch' of economic reform and were not convinced by official explanations of the necessity for hardships while some private businesses were making huge profits.
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People were suffering a hardship' of economic reform and were not convinced by official explanations of the necessity for hardships while some private businesses were making huge profits.
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‘ People were waiting for us to sign things and it was like, you're taking the piss out of us, aren't you?’
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‘ People were waiting for us to sign things and it was like, you're tease out of us, aren't you?’
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‘ People who always have an eye for the main chance!
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‘ People who always easily discern the main chance!
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People who dangle wires or ropes on to power lines to see what happens are playing with fire.’
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People who dangle wires or ropes on to power lines to see what happens are being in a precarious situation with a high risk of getting harmed
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People who feel sorry for my old bridesmaid and travelling companion are barking up the wrong tree.
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People who feel sorry for my old bridesmaid and travelling companion are doing inappropriate things.
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People with members of their family who are or have been alcoholic may, very understandably, be too scared of ‘ hitting the bottle’ themselves to allow even a temporary licence in that area.
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People with members of their family who are or have been alcoholic may, very understandably, be too scared of ‘ drinking alcohol steadily and in excess themselves to allow even a temporary licence in that area.
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People would put two and two together.
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People would figure things out.
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Peppered with infinitely quotable one - liners and featuring some seriously over - the - top set - pieces, Lehmann's film is a relentless attack on the vacuous youth of America, let down by some lame moralising in the last 30 seconds.
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Peppered with infinitely quotable one - liners and featuring some seriously outrageous set - pieces, Lehmann's film is a relentless attack on the vacuous youth of America, let down by some lame moralising in the last 30 seconds.
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Perhaps first off, I could give you all, er, you've all filled in one of these evaluation sheets before on a course haven't you?
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Perhaps before anything else, I could give you all, er, you've all filled in one of these evaluation sheets before on a course haven't you?
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Perhaps he could get off the hook by saying he would go in the morning?
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Perhaps he could get relieved of a duty by saying he would go in the morning?
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Perhaps he had an argument with his wife, but it's out of the question that he hit her.
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Perhaps he had an argument with his wife, but it's not remotely possible that he hit her.
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Perhaps , in the primordial soup , left and right handedness were in free competition until some small chance advantage became overwhelming through the evolutionary progress .
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Perhaps , in the mixture of organic molecules, left and right handedness were in free competition until some small chance advantage became overwhelming through the evolutionary progress .
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‘ Perhaps it was an unfortunate slip of the tongue,’ said Mr Bergg.
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‘ Perhaps it was an unfortunate mistake in speech said Mr Bergg.
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Perhaps more importantly, the Stratford decision must throw the entire financing of the King's Cross station completely out of kilter.
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Perhaps more importantly, the Stratford decision must throw the entire financing of the King's Cross station completely askew.
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Perhaps more importantly, the Stratford decision must throw the entire financing of the King's Cross station completely out of kilter.
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Perhaps more importantly, the Stratford decision must throw the entire financing of the King's Cross station completely out of order.
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Perhaps no one would ever know the reason, for Jerome Fanshawe's Jaguar had skidded, crashed and caught fire five miles from the hospital where the sole survivor now lay.
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Perhaps no one would ever know the reason, for Jerome Fanshawe's Jaguar had skidded, crashed and became engulfed in flames five miles from the hospital where the sole survivor now lay.
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Perhaps one is safer being a turf accountant than a chartered accountant in this day and age.
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Perhaps one is safer being a turf accountant than a chartered accountant in the current era of history.
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Perhaps she was just feeling generally unhappy, and you put two and two together and made five.
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Perhaps she was just feeling generally unhappy, and you figure things out and made five.
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Perhaps the England cricket team could learn a thing or two from the Institute's own XI whose performance this season goes from strength to strength.
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Perhaps the England cricket team could learn a thing or two from the Institute's own XI whose performance this season gets stronger.
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Perhaps the fact that all they had to show for their early efforts was a couple of Alexander penalties spoke volumes for their attacking frailties.
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Perhaps the fact that all they had to show for their early efforts was a couple of Alexander penalties provided substantial information for their attacking frailties.
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Perhaps the greatness which Cluny achieved amongst Western monasteries shows, amongst other things, that in the final analysis living saints were even more effective than dead ones.
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Perhaps the greatness which Cluny achieved amongst Western monasteries shows, amongst other things, that after considering all aspects living saints were even more effective than dead ones.
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Perhaps the swing sends the blood rushing to his brain and it gets over - enriched and out of kilter.
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Perhaps the swing sends the blood rushing to his brain and it gets over - enriched and askew.
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Perhaps the swing sends the blood rushing to his brain and it gets over - enriched and out of kilter.
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Perhaps the swing sends the blood rushing to his brain and it gets over - enriched and out of order.
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Perhaps they can be let off the hook, be allowed their complexity.
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Perhaps they can be let relieved of a duty, be allowed their complexity.
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Perhaps they had been staved in by a bath chair which had run amok!
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Perhaps they had been staved in by a bath chair which had go on a rampage!
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‘ Perhaps they were looking the other way.’
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‘ Perhaps they were ignoring things wrong
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‘ Perhaps they were looking the other way.’
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‘ Perhaps they were turning a blind eye
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Perhaps when she knew every last detail of their affair she could blank it all out and start all over again … and the dawn might never come!
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Perhaps when she knew each and every detail of their affair she could blank it all out and start all over again … and the dawn might never come!
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Perhaps when she knew every last detail of their affair she could blank it all out and start all over again … and the dawn might never come!
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Perhaps when she knew every detail of their affair she could blank it all out and start all over again … and the dawn might never come!
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Personally my advice is as in the diagram above and the box — though when all is said and done, it's common sense, and you may know better.
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Personally my advice is as in the diagram above and the box — though in the end, it's common sense, and you may know better.
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Personally my advice is as in the diagram above and the box — though when all is said and done, it's common sense, and you may know better.
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Personally my advice is as in the diagram above and the box — though ultimately, it's common sense, and you may know better.
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Persuading the soft left to back him through thick and thin on the national executive was one of Kinnock's greatest achievements.
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Persuading the soft left to back him through both good and bad times on the national executive was one of Kinnock's greatest achievements.
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Peskin has been buying property at rock - bottom prices ahead of recovery.
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Peskin has been buying property at the very lowest possible level prices ahead of recovery.
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Peter Calvocoressi has very acutely (if somewhat smugly) described the sort of people who worked at Bletchley — both brilliant high - flying code - breakers and the rank and file of graduate clerks milling round them :
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Peter Calvocoressi has very acutely (if somewhat smugly) described the sort of people who worked at Bletchley — both brilliant high - flying code - breakers and the ordinary members of graduate clerks milling round them :
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Peter Carberry, chairman of Hummersknott's governors, said: ‘ I am very annoyed but it is just one of those things.’
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Peter Carberry, chairman of Hummersknott's governors, said: ‘ I am very annoyed but it is just an unfortunate but unavoidable event
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Peter said that although fifth was a respectable position he felt the team was capable of pushing for the top spot and added the society was eager for new blood.
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Peter said that although fifth was a respectable position he felt the team was capable of pushing for the top spot and added the society was eager for new members.
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Peter said that although fifth was a respectable position he felt the team was capable of pushing for the top spot and added the society was eager for new blood.
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Peter said that although fifth was a respectable position he felt the team was capable of pushing for the top spot and added the society was eager for people newly brought in to a project.
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Pete Waterman is making animated conversation at the bar After trying unsuccessfully to blackmail him with photographs of his dancing, we part company, wondering aloud if he would tart the programme up were Granada to come up with the big bucks.
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Pete Waterman is making animated conversation at the bar After trying unsuccessfully to blackmail him with photographs of his dancing, we go separate ways, wondering aloud if he would tart the programme up were Granada to come up with the big bucks.
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Pflug, therefore, concluded that ‘ the management view prevalent 15 years ago of information technology as an adjunct to, as opposed to a key part of the business, is still alive and kicking today’.
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Pflug, therefore, concluded that ‘ the management view prevalent 15 years ago of information technology as an adjunct to, as opposed to a key part of the business, is still in good health today’.
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PFS expects to be back in the black for the full year.
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PFS expects to be back have positive net income for the full year.
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Phil Angell asked him what does it take to risk life and limb.
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Phil Angell asked him what does it take to risk existence and all bodily faculties.
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Philosophically and technically town planning demonstrated in Britain, as elsewhere, an operational capacity to conceive and prepare a metropolitan plan, robust enough to stand the test of time.
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Philosophically and technically town planning demonstrated in Britain, as elsewhere, an operational capacity to conceive and prepare a metropolitan plan, robust enough to last a long time.
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Phil: Well I would say that if I had my life over again I wish and hope that everything happens the same, and I think at the end of the day Becky had been the cream on top of the cake …
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Phil: Well I would say that if I had my life over again I wish and hope that everything happens the same, and I think ultimately Becky had been the cream on top of the cake …
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Piatakov and his faction made a virtue of necessity.
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Piatakov and his faction maked the best of a difficult situation.
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pic in mind As you go through the motions Of
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pic in mind As you do things in a perfunctory way Of
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Pickering Town Football Club has been given the green light to install floodlights as part of its plan to win promotion to the Premier Division of the Northern Counties League.
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Pickering Town Football Club has been given the permission to install floodlights as part of its plan to win promotion to the Premier Division of the Northern Counties League.
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PIE IN THE SKY
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unrealistic or ludicrous concept
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Piers Morrison was a dangerous stranger, one who made no effort to treat her with respect, far less subservience, and who had kissed her on the spur of the moment, then instantly regretted it because he basically didn't like her.
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Piers Morrison was a dangerous stranger, one who made no effort to treat her with respect, far less subservience, and who had kissed her on short notice, then instantly regretted it because he basically didn't like her.
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pilot … to weather the storm, no.
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pilot … to reach the end of a very difficult situation without too much harm or damage, no.
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Piper calls the tune
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Piper makes the decisions
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Pistol in hand, she paused just long enough for the others to catch up, and handed the goggles to Benny, deciding she'd probably better play it safe and not risk letting any of the inhabitants of 1915 get an idea of how they worked.
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Pistol in hand, she paused just long enough for the others to catch up, and handed the goggles to Benny, deciding she'd probably better take a cautious, risk-free approach and not risk letting any of the inhabitants of 1915 get an idea of how they worked.
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Plainclothes officers posed as buyers and round - the - clock surveillance was kept up at several addresses.
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Plainclothes officers posed as buyers and nonstop surveillance was kept up at several addresses.
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PLANNERS are almost ready to go public on a scheme to improve the image of Anglesey's most historic town.
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PLANNERS are almost ready to be announced publicly on a scheme to improve the image of Anglesey's most historic town.
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Planning saves the day
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Planning rescues a person from major failure
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PLANS for one of the most ambitious civil engineering projects envisaged for the North West are to be left gathering dust.
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PLANS for one of the most ambitious civil engineering projects envisaged for the North West are to be left remaining unused for a long period of time.
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PLAYERS booked or cautioned more than three times in a season could find themselves banned if a motion to Congress gets the green light.
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PLAYERS booked or cautioned more than three times in a season could find themselves banned if a motion to Congress gets the permission.
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Players just go through the motions and their lack of pleasure is conveyed to the crowds.
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Players just do things in a perfunctory way and their lack of pleasure is conveyed to the crowds.
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Playing it safe
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taking a cautious, risk-free approach
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Playing with fire to show that he could?
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being in a precarious situation with a high risk of getting harmed to show that he could?
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Playing with fire would get her burned.
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being in a precarious situation with a high risk of getting harmed would get her burned.
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Please be my guest and take this opportunity to explain how the above can be anything other that the exact opposite of what you assert.You may also care to take a peep at 2 Kings 19:35?
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Please go for it and take this opportunity to explain how the above can be anything other that the exact opposite of what you assert.You may also care to take a peep at 2 Kings 19:35?
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Please be my guest, for anybody who didn't see the Sunday Post, this is all they would print.
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Please go for it, for anybody who didn't see the Sunday Post, this is all they would print.
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Please hold the line.
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Please firmly maintain the situation.
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Pleas for housing made at council meetings, he said, had fallen on deaf ears.
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Pleas for housing made at council meetings, he said, had was ignored.
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Pleas from the Prince of Wales for corporate help to rebuild the inner cities has not fallen on deaf ears.
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Pleas from the Prince of Wales for corporate help to rebuild the inner cities has not was ignored.
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Pleas that the couple and their two young children will be homeless and facing financial ruin have fallen on deaf ears.
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Pleas that the couple and their two young children will be homeless and facing financial ruin have was ignored.
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Pledge on Poll tax SUZANNE Fletcher, Liberal Democrat candidate for Stockton North says her Party in power ‘ could have the Poll tax dead and buried by April 1993’.
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Pledge on Poll tax SUZANNE Fletcher, Liberal Democrat candidate for Stockton North says her Party in power ‘ could have the Poll tax forgotten by April 1993’.
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Plenty of time for her to have had a string of boyfriends and perhaps kiss and tell lovers …
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Plenty of time for her to have had a string of boyfriends and perhaps betrayal of a confidence by disclosing private information lovers …
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Plotting the perfect crime has kept the nefarious mind active since Herod had the hots for infanticide, but few malcontents have successfully mastered the art.
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Plotting the perfect crime has kept the nefarious mind active since Herod was attracted to infanticide, but few malcontents have successfully mastered the art.
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Plus the fact that he was throwing his weight around with the police seemed to say Whitehall and no small potatoes, so we started with that.
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Plus the fact that he was throwing his weight around with the police seemed to say Whitehall and no person of relatively litte consequence, so we started with that.
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Plus the usual generous barrowload of bits and bobs …
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Plus the usual generous barrowload of random assortment of things …
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Plus the usual generous barrowload of bits and bobs …
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Plus the usual generous barrowload of small remaining pieces and items …
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