| After road-testing the backpack version I give this product a big thumbs up for ease of use, value for money, reliability and effective security. |
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| Mrs Gower did not give evidence to the Tribunal, nor was a witness statement from her submitted by either party. |
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| The patient remained obtunded, and due to the advanced stage of his AIDS, his family chose to give supportive care only. |
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| Of course there's an obverse side to this move, it would also give the government the power to take away licences. |
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| That's 75,000 soldiers, give or take, who will either stay stateside or at a staging area in Kuwait. |
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| In my case, I did think it was true in the latter case, with the handcuffs removed after the prisoner began to give birth. |
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| The scheme also involved bringing in an occupational health nurse to give on-the-spot advice. |
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| Employees who suddenly find themselves as just another redundancy statistic are simply not prepared to give up. |
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| Handicraftsmen lost their patrons who used to give them material help and encouragement. |
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| It is the bracts that give the tree its common names of dove tree, ghost tree, and handkerchief tree. |
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| He used a Palm III personal digital assistant to store and encrypt information that he would later give to his handlers. |
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| Print a stapled handout of the 5 or 6 pictures and give each person a copy. |
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| The uneven, hand-painted textures give his paintings a liveliness impossible in digital printing. |
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| They come on the New Year's Eve, give handsels to children and arrange the party. |
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| Not one performance failed to give me some fresh insight into a composer I thought I had OD'd on long ago. |
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| A colleague visited the Champany Inn near Linlithgow, West Lothian, to give one of Scotland's finest steakhouses a grilling. |
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| It emphasizes democracy, decentralization, and the sovereignty of individual cantons, which give much autonomy to individual communities. |
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| Although the odds against creating such an effective organization to represent taxpaying interests seem steep, the numbers give hope. |
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| And bookmaker William Hill is willing to give odds close to that to anybody wanting to bet on disaster. |
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| A little common sense and an hour or two of spring cleaning will give you the extra room needed for the odds and ends that should be stored away. |
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| Overall, the unders boast a 54 percent advantage, although last year the oddsmakers adjusted to give overs a 74-66 edge. |
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| He didn't give me a chance to answer before he pressed his lips against mine and stole a quick kiss. |
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| The expedition will give the cadets the opportunity to develop skills in hiking, cycling, kayaking, orienteering and living under canvas. |
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| In fact, considering the number of plotlines on the go, it's amazing that the film hangs together enough to give you an overall sense of theme. |
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| So I told him to hang up and let us restart the conversation and give me an opportunity to give the required responses. |
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| If they've got bad teeth, you'll cap the teeth, if they need a makeover, you give them a makeover. |
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| He said the idea of the trials was to give chance to players who were not capped at Under-17 or Under-20 levels. |
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| Could the Guardian's crack team of theatre experts give the show an instant makeover and turn its fortunes around? |
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| To give people in the town a fair crack of the whip, tickets will not be sold over the phone. |
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| I want to give myself a fair hearing and as long as I get a fair crack of the whip, that's all I can hope for. |
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| Jerry decided to give me a detailed explanation of some date he had, of all the nerve! |
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| This will certainly give opponents another point of attack, once the Government steamrollers the bill through Parliament. |
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| The brining solution in the can may react to the metal and give the olives an off taste. |
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| I was doing well that day, having gotten up early and steeled myself to give the eulogy. |
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| Despite the years of torment, she has a steely determination to see justice done for her beloved daughter, and she is not going to give up now. |
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| Also, you don't have to pay capital gains tax on any shares you give to charity. |
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| If you give shares or property that have grown in value while you owned them, then capital gains tax may be due. |
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| We heated the metal with a propane torch to slightly discolor it and rubbed the top with fine steel wool to give the surface a duller sheen. |
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| However, Oakland has the offensive weapons to give the Chargers' defense fits. |
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| The more we give up belief in life after death, the more we want to value this life, and its experiences. |
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| He then proceeds to give me his life history over the past four years since he moved to the local area. |
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| This month, I'll give you a basic understanding of some of these punky riddims. |
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| The title and presentation of this book will give it an appeal to many socialists and union activists. |
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| Compared to most open-wheel rides, stock cars are heavy and have virtually no give on their front ends. |
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| I am not her biggest fan, but I do feel like a dude can cultivate a look and give himself a ridic name and not get the same tear-down. |
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| Watson, however, was pleased with his effort as he was the only rider to give Cook a run for his money over roads he knows well. |
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| If you give people a compelling reason to come back every week for more pieces of a story, you will create rabid fans. |
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| Up until today I have not had the opportunity once again to defend myself, to give my side of the story. |
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| When he decided to give us an interview, all other criminals wanted to give their side of the story. |
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| There are so many commuters who are stressed out from travelling and I wanted to give them some way to express their frustration. |
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| It is ridiculous to demand that we should give asylum to those who plot the destruction of our society. |
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| I suppose I should give them credit for being equal opportunists in their ridiculousness. |
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| And if it is, what they can do is that they they can't give you an antiviral for this. |
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| I found you on the net, and hope you may give some light to this mystery for me! |
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| Once he's shot off about a dozen he switches to firecrackers, first lighting one to give us the idea and then setting off a string of fifty. |
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| Prominent organizations have began to see the light more, and realize what kind of production prospects can give them. |
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| It is a thin, light blanket with ties to attach to a poncho, to give the wearer extra warmth in the rain. |
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| He had all but forgotten what a smile was until he saw Maria give him one of hers, how it seemed to lighten up her face and spirit. |
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| The next time you see a big rig hauling the Marine Corps message, give honk to show our appreciation. |
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| Vote riggers would simply give people pre-marked ballots and watch as they deposited them into the voting box. |
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| To have a shot at winning the prizes all you have to do is give us the right answer to this question. |
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| The right exercises with the correct volumes and intensities will give you what you seek! |
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| Would a little less pseudo-science and a little more right-brain reflection on what real people feel and do give us some more valid insights? |
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| There was evidence that he was anxious to give up work because of concerns about his health. |
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| The elephant is just short of her first birthday and is due to give birth any day! |
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| Even a cursory look at the new science GCSE is enough to give anyone pause for thought. |
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| I would give anything to be fit enough to do the walk again but, these days, a walk to the shops is my limit. |
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| On top of that, sports officials should give athletes a bonus anytime they break a record. |
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| The folks there rightfully give us an adequate presentation at a bargain price. |
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| Allow only lefties to review books by other lefties, as righties are too opposed to their views to give them a fair hearing? |
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| Most modern cameras have an in-camera light meter which will give an ideal exposure when the meter reads zero. |
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| The thoracic aorta may give rise to a renal artery, which descends through the aortic hiatus. |
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| Two flutes, mandolin, harp, and solo lower strings give an airy lightness to the sounds that accompany the two female dancers. |
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| Alright, Rich, let's give the readers what they want with a quick lightning round. |
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| I do hope that you will continue to give it the support it so rightly deserves. |
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| The council should pull its finger out and give the mayor the fine he so rightly deserves. |
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| It isn't only new blocks of multi-storey apartments that give rise to legal issues. |
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| Motorists give pedestrians the right of way, stopping at every zebra crossing. |
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| The bodice hugged my form and the skirt flared to give me enough room to run. |
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| A front spoiler, side skirts, radiator grille and sports exhaust with a specially-designed heat shield give the cabrio Brabus an elegant look. |
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| Harbor seals give birth on shore and nurse their pups for four to five weeks. |
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| The aperient to which the author appears to give the preference over all others is senna. |
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| Asymmetric hoops alternate along the length of the bridge to give the fabric rigidity and animate the canopy's form. |
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| At a previous home we had waxleaf ligustrums in front of a rock wall to give added privacy from the neighbor's drive. |
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| It's an approach some architects give lip service to, but few rigorously follow. |
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| It would like to hear from people who feel able to give emotional support to the bereaved. |
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| Maybe I'm missing the point, but wouldn't it make more sense to give 77 people a million apiece? |
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| And even though he looks like death warmed up, O'Toole is on splendidly spirited form and even manages to give the dog a run for its money. |
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| Hyperactive cameras and flashing lights aplenty to give the impression that this is all very exciting. |
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| He converted the penalty with aplomb to settle his nerves and give the home side the start they wanted. |
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| Before Alex even rang the bell, Elle opened the door and ran out to give Alex a hug. |
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| Rain and I decided to give it four door bell rings before we all had to go in and actually do our job. |
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| But I guess we could give you a ring whenever we practiced for like, more than five minutes. |
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| I don't know about Chris' schedule, but I'll call him now and give you a ring back. |
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| I feel like hearing her voice again so I take out my cell phone and give her a ring. |
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| You know if you get anything you have to ask additionally you know just feel free to give me a ring. |
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| You can dig up and divide your lily of the valley anytime between October and March to give to your friends. |
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| They arrested one or two of the ringleaders, but no one wanted to give evidence and they were released on bail. |
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| They prefer the security of nearby cover that brush and low-to-the-ground tree limbs like our Norway spruce give them. |
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| Maybe it'll give you a chance to calm down before you tear George limb from limb. |
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| However, Vine said there might be some limitations on the duties that could be performed by officers waiting to give evidence. |
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| Mike, Greg, and Peter all sport groovy perms while Bobby is finally able to give up the rinse and show off his natural hair color. |
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| I can empty a tin of cat food into a bowl, give a dog a bone, but never, ever, have I let any sort of animal eat out of my hand. |
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| Some might even have been able to give their driver an automatic speed limiter like they use in the pit lane. |
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| He was such an appallingly grouchy individual that the university never did give him a professorship. |
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| I give them each some of my real buttermilk, soured just right, or a chunk of my ripe cheese. |
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| The Limousin, Charolais and Simmental breeds can now give expected breeding values on their bulls. |
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| It focuses on what we intend to give, rather than what we would like to receive, and in this respect it appeals to me a great deal. |
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| Some, however, felt that appellation would give the Republican ships preeminence. |
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| Eliot's lines from the first section of The Waste Land reflect the speakers's inability to give voice to her feelings. |
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| Football players have to give up their profession at an early age and start all over and find a new line of work. |
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| He nodded slightly and raised a still gloved left hand to give her a thumbs-up sign along with a weary smile. |
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| The staff will give you a number and customers are required to wait in line. |
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| He would give her access to all his bank accounts and sign the deed over to her. |
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| Besides the new report, apparently around a hundred witnesses have been lined up to give evidence. |
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| He would not give me a pay rise despite the audiences flocking to see me and lining his pocket. |
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| Consider drying heifers off even if in good body condition and give them every chance for the next lactation. |
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| Shading on the display as well as grid lines on the ground give the pilot a sense of movement in flight and height above terrain. |
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| West then rounded-off an unstoppable forward drive from a line-out a few metres out to give his side a commanding 20-3 lead at half-time. |
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| If you could help me find him or if anyone has any information they can give me I would greatly appreciate it. |
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| And I think it's part of all our responsibilities to give something back and to show our appreciation. |
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| The curving lines of the roads give them the look of village lanes, and the few cars that venture into the cul-de-sacs usually travel slowly. |
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| Extant contracts do not give information about the profile of the roadbed except that it was not to be below the level of the adjacent ground. |
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| I like the highlights they give me and they make my hair feel very soft and silky. |
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| That is why he was not approached to give his opinion, as he, strictly speaking, is not a resident or property owner on Grave Lane. |
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| So please if you are approached to help, try to give a little of your time. |
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| Comparisons between linguistics and fields like history or chemistry give similar results. |
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| Check that all the links work and that the navigation is easy, then ask friends and family to road-test it and give their verdicts. |
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| These active insectivores are usually pretty small, roughly 5.5 inches in length, give or take a half-inch. |
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| So far, stalwart consumers, a solid housing sector, and stimulative government policies give reasons for optimism. |
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| Rogozhin proposes that they give each other the crosses they wear round their necks, and stammers a renunciation of Nastasia. |
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| Officials are still deciding which former employees will be called to give evidence. |
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| The allegations hung over the couple, who were not called to give evidence in court, for more than a fortnight. |
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| Where the informant is a witness, then he or she must be called to give evidence. |
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| Once the parties have responded, witnesses will be called to give evidence at public hearings likely to begin next month. |
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| There is also the question of why this primary witness was not called to give evidence. |
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| Furthermore, it is rare for such experts to be called to give evidence or for their views to be tested. |
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| He also seemed to give up his mathematical work at that time but he had other interests to occupy his time such as stamp collecting and music. |
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| Whether you sell early to cash in on the frenzy or sell later based on concrete information, it's your call, so don't give in to panic. |
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| The authorities may have made a bad call on some of the cases, but that doesn't give those tenants a constitutional case. |
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| Everyone stampeded out of the classroom before Mr. Humphries could give them their English homework. |
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| He also gave numerical tables which would help gunners find the correct elevation of their guns to give the required range. |
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| I know that's asking you to predict the future, but give us a sense of how big a claim it could be. |
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| If that doesn't give you a clear indication of what they stand for then I don't know what will. |
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| I stand him up and don't return his calls to give him a taste of his own medicine. |
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| If we defeat the congestion tax then it will give people confidence to stand up to other measures imposed on us by authority. |
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| The data are already being used to change standard sizes to give more room for larger stomachs, necks and upper arms. |
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| The standard measure of beer in UK pubs is about a pint, give or take head. |
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| I have decided to give up that half-caf, extra-shot caramel macchiato I order at Starbucks twice every day. |
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| Unless we all start putting more away for our retirement, many of us will suffer a huge drop in our standards of living when we give up work. |
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| Powell nursed a deep fear of public speaking and was terrified when she was required to give a class presentation. |
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| Some will also give you basic knowledge about the tea ceremony, handicrafts, Chinese calligraphy and painting. |
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| The Tarentaise qualities give it an edge over all other breeds when it comes to survival and fitness. |
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| We are constantly looking for improvements that will give us the edge over our competition. |
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| Starting in the 1970s, the government imposed regulations to give an edge to local lenders. |
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| However, the man made the sign of the cross, embraced him to give him courage, and ascended. |
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| It was the first time I have ever seen a crowd give a standing ovation to an audience member. |
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| It's more that it makes me uncomfortable when we give these glory-seeking nuts the kind of attention they so desperately crave. |
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| We even put one of those spoof backwards recordings on the end of the single for a laugh, to give all those Beatles nuts something to do. |
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| You try to give them good stuff but these people are not fit to be called humans. |
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| Each matzo is flame-baked in a traditional long oven for just sixty seconds to give them their incomparable crispness and subtle nutty flavour. |
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| Bart, you brainless oaf, the least you could've done for her is give her your coat. |
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| The centre hopes to give assistance in an area where legal aid solicitors are hard to find. |
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| Jurors take an oath to try the defendant on the evidence and to give true verdicts. |
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| When I reached him he searched me and told me to take the film out of my camera and give it to him. |
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| After all, there was always a cameraperson lurking around to give directions. |
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| But ye've need of more care than I can give ye, and I've told ye, I can't be hallooing with no monkish folk. |
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| Sometimes, they are very generous and give the hall porter a pound coin as gratuity. |
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| They walk down the red carpet of fame with this tremendous halo of ego surrounding them, and they give very little back, if anything. |
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| The telescopes will be available to the public on the first Friday of every month to give fledgling stargazers an insight into astronomy. |
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| Gray chairs and a dull gray carpet give the visiting area a stark, lifeless appearance. |
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| The Dimple-Kapadia starrer might give you some of the Dil Chahta Hai experience. |
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| When they helicopter began to descend to the earth, the clouds from the sky had somewhat blown away, to give way to a clear starry night sky. |
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| I am obligated to give you the correct answers so that they can see that we are talking sense. |
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| The adjudicator's decision, although not finally determinative, may give rise to an immediate payment obligation. |
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| I shall be much obliged if you would give me an opportunity for an interview. |
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| Alice, can't you please offer any advice or give me a hand to overcome these uncontrollable urges? |
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| I am willing to give preference to the second option as I am presently animated by subjectivist obnubilation. |
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| Developers have constructed artificial canals to give as many people as possible a slice of the waterfront. |
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| That would give the government a much-needed handle on economic policy-making, which has been hamstrung by opposition obstructionism. |
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| We should sustain this process and not give up if there are some obstacles en route. |
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| Since he is from the same caste as Niharika, her father agrees to give him her hand in marriage. |
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| Then we have the stated case, if you give permission, and that, my Lords, would state the case. |
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| But the City keeper will give his old club no helping hand at Blundell Park tomorrow. |
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| Discuss this issue with both your obstetrician or health care provider and your future baby's doctor before you give birth. |
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| Most of us know the Order of Malta as those who are always willing to give a helping hand at local events. |
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| Simple sugars such as candy and sodas will give you a quick energy high and then drop you flat in mood and strength. |
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| The abscissae give the brilliance measured in international candles per square millimetre. |
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| So, being an employee at a Major Employer, I thought I'd give our occupational health people a tinkle, to see if there was a nursey type who could give it a swift syringing. |
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| I was crook on them, but fortunately with time you learn to give it up. |
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| Rory Hurley cracked home a vicious shot to give Pat's the lead. |
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| Once a need has been identified nursery staff can then give people information on where they can get help with literacy, numeracy or language skills. |
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| These last features give the whole design some kitsch and lightness. |
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| As he stood, she moved into his open arms to give him a farewell kiss. |
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| The market power resides in the capability to give less and charge more. |
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| In December last year he was due to stand trial and some of his victims had attended court to give evidence, one becoming ill because of the stress. |
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| You know, my hands feel really dirty, why don't we go give them a rinse. |
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| In that case, there was a finding at first instance, which was not challenged in the Court of Appeal that the claimant did not have capacity to give her consent. |
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| The whole point of cap and trade is to price carbon, not give it away for free, because the pricing element encourages the innovation needed to make the needed reductions. |
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| I hope rex, Woody Johnson, and the organization they lead give the proverbial finger to that suggestion. |
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| There was no lingering sense of familiarity that made most Americans give him a second glance, even with his died hair and previously colored contacts. |
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| He bent his head to give her a lingering kiss and then he was gone. |
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| Why, oh why, did the writer of the standfirst give away the punchline? |
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| The story hobbles through the feelings and thoughts that the recent history of the country must give to Haitians, and we sense a missed opportunity. |
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| But what if we take JFK off the half dollar and give it to Martin? |
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| The nurses provide high quality nursing care, to give terminally ill people the choice of dying at home, where they will be supported by their families. |
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| Traffic control authorities will also deduct 10 points for crossing a red light or failing to give pedestrians right of way at a pedestrian crossing. |
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| I don't just mean in the field of higher education, where Americans give, or give back, to their places of nurture on a scale that we find unthinkable. |
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| But that's totally different to someone who has a good reason to use the pavement, and does so at a slow pace, often stopping to give pedestrians their legal right of way. |
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| Victories won through aggressive offensive action would give a small army a moral ascendancy over its foes, allowing it to obtain decisive victory. |
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| I've never baked an apple pie, but I'm willing to give it a go. |
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| After all was done I took the plates to the sea to give them a rinse. |
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| This is done by hooking the ball with the soft swinging motion of one of the feet as the teams 8-man scrum pack pushes forward to give the hooker more room to hook the ball. |
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| While most African Americans cringe when a white person utters the so-called N-word, many give black entertainers like Rock a special dispensation to use it. |
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| What about a halfway house of the Metropolitan Police Authority stepping in to give firm advice, guidelines, guidance as to how that investigation could be improved? |
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| The term we will give to this life force within us is Vitality. |
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| Similarly, a civil servant may be compelled by a summons to witness to attend at trial and to give evidence despite the oath, if so required by the court. |
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| It is now impossible for such a relocation to happen, but this does not mean it is time to give up the fight. |
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| Over the next few weeks, Rosemary discovered that several other people had planned to open small shops in Camembert, only to give up after encountering obdurate bureaucracy. |
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| God expected human beings to live in obedience to God's commands, give God due honor, and fill up those places in God's kingdom that had been left vacant by the fallen angels. |
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| The process by which people are appointed to inquiries appears wholly opaque, raising the suspicion that politicians appoint people who will give them the result they want. |
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| Tossed in a hot pan for a scant five minutes, the sprouts soften and give up their starchiness, wilting into a warm slaw scented with white wine and citrus. |
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| If your movie is remotely good you can probably get someone to give you money for it. |
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| Tourists looking to give their nasal passages a workout should check out Japan's sulfurous hot springs, lavender blossoms and grilled eel, left, for starters. |
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| Regrouping in camps diminishes resistance, facilitates extermination and makes it possible to camouflage it, to give it the appearance of a natural death. |
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| Such structures are necessary to protect national memory and to give a society confidence that the memory will be transmitted accurately and with intellectual rigour. |
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| Having said that, I'd much rather see the project turned into a TV mini-series with a less starry cast so as to give the story a bit of room to breathe. |
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| The starter cultures generally are desirable bacteria that produce lactic acid, gas for eye development, flavor, color and texture, and give milk its consistency. |
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| They would not give me a pinch of flour even if I starved to death. |
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| The bank had agreed to keep the accounts separate, and if it wished to cancel this arrangement in view of the changed circumstances, it had to give notice to the customer. |
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| If you're passing a truck driver on the road today, give them a wave because as likely as not, they'll be mourning the death of a troubadour they called their own, Slim Dusty. |
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| We thought it would be a good idea to give you a broad overview of the many product lines out there with some background information and attributes of each product. |
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| I believe that all of us should give our best to the work on hand. |
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| A minute later the visitors were punished for their miss when Lennon took a pass on the turn and rifled the ball into the right-hand corner to give Monksland the lead. |
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| Although we're one of the BBC's smallest local radio stations, our new schedule will give us one of the strongest presentation line-ups in the country. |
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| Legislation should make it obligatory for credit card statements to give how long it would take to pay the current debt off if only the minimum payment is made each time. |
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| The students can practice synonyms and antonyms on small computerized machines that give instant feedback and register a score with happy little dings and clicks. |
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| The lateral femoral circumflex may give rise to an obturator. |
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| In this context the law ought not to give an advantage to obtusity. |
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| A servant brought Clark meals, and he started to get used to ringing for things, being able to give his whole attention to what was in front of him. |
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| I would really appreciate any information any of you can give me about it. |
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| He had been too occupied earlier to give it a thought until now. |
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| As a headteacher, she had loyal friends and staunch critics as she strove to give the girls of St. Louise's Comprehensive College a better start in life. |
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| Also crowds are appreciative of effort and that is what I give. |
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| While the presiding bishop acts as the church's executive director, the church canons do not give him final spiritual authority over his fellow bishops. |
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| The broadcasters have paid large sums of money for the rights to televise Wimbledon, so they have a right to expect some give from the organisers. |
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| Only legal guarantees that they occupy the land by right, as they have since before the arrival of black or white races, will give them the security they seek. |
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| No matter if you're here or China, just give me a ring and we can talk. |
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| His political views could be contested but the notion that he would actually give information to the British about fellow comrades is literally risible. |
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| Furthermore, news channels would either interview astrologers or fortune tellers and ask them to give apocalyptic and catastrophic predictions that would frighten people. |
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| I opted to use fresh cherry tomatoes and fish sauce instead of Clamato or tomato juice, to give it a fresher Thai flavor. |
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| Eventually, the Colombian went down the inside of the quick right-hander into the Stadium section, but Raikkonen, despite being off the track, would not give way. |
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| The ingredients that give the French classic steak tartare its characteristic flavor are just as easily tossed with roasted chopped beets for an earthy, low-fat appetizer. |
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| When a man is dying, he doesn't give a hang about social betterment. |
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| During the summer, keep them moist in dry weather, apply a liquid feed every three weeks and, if necessary, give the plants a support to prevent damage by wind and heavy rain. |
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| Coming down heavily on the Bluelines, the court said their very presence on the road give a baleful look because of their brazen behaviour. |
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| When I went into the anti-doping room, they asked me if I wanted to give a blood sample and I asked if it was mandatory and the answer was no. |
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| Theater and drama actress Bayan Zarifi urged male directors and scenarists to give more opportunities to actresses. |
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| Expectorants that help to bring up phlegm can make you feel sick, drowsy and give you a headache. |
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| Need a schematic drawing showing DNA packing into chromatin for that lecture you promised to give tomorrow? |
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| As for Nestorians, Eutychians and Severians, and those of such heresies, they need to give certificates. |
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| Here will be based speciallytrained police officers, prosectors, court and probation staff to give support to those who have been abused. |
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| Judge Andrew Nyirenda was unavailable to give his ruling as he was attending a conference, said Lilongwe High Court registrar Ken Manda. |
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| Pampering gifts are always a good choice if you're not sure what to get, having deep moisturisers and exfoliants to give beautiful smooth skin. |
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| Then the yellow cells extend projections called pseudopodia and give chase. |
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| They come emblazoned with Egyptian scarabs that give the illusion of giant necklaces, with gold strands threading down the shirts' backs. |
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| You see, Nadal is the one person who can give federer his mojo back. |
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| Paddy Rock, a member of Bogtrotters, said the club was a chance to give people a taste of Jackeen tradition and talent. |
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| Eligible blood donors do not need a smart phone to schedule an appointment to give blood. |
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| For example, results can be presented by the evaluator and should give examples of work behaviors to justify the conclusions. |
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| Whilst God continues to give us free will people will choose to be blinkered. |
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| Examples of this are materials that are optimized to give high charge carrier mobilities and high exciton diffusion coefficients. |
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| Please give my regards to those whom may remember the bearded Brunswick, Mainer and former marathoner. |
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| They were hot and I was trying to give them to my daughter Ellie so I tipped them into a box and scrumpled the chip packet up. |
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| We'd then give ourselves names of current Dodger players, and the schleps on the other team would be players on the Giants. |
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| Blair and Brown may like to give the impression that they are great, blokeish buddies. |
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| I was just about to give her a call to tell her she'd made a mistake when my phone bleeped again. |
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| David McDonald, 78, who served as a Scoutmaster for 41 years, preyed on the boys by pretending to give them first aid training. |
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| I would no more give a blank cheque to the BMA than I would give a blank cheque to the generals. |
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| He was known to give money to local businesses and not ask for repayment. |
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| It will give UK-based AstraZeneca access to a drug that could potentially treat the life-threatening condition hyperkalaemia. |
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| The takeover will give UK-based Astra-Zeneca access to a drug that could potentially treat the life-threatening condition hyperkalaemia. |
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| However, each bank has their own policies and some do not give out these facilities if a blank cheque is not issued. |
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| The foundation raises money to give right back to the schools with scholarships and grants,'' said Felicia Scorse, chamber programs director. |
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| To give some idea of the change, in the mid-1980s options were restricted to pilocarpine and an adrenaline pro-drug, Propine. |
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| Meanwhile, William Hague is waving a blank cheque around to give to the Ukrainian people. |
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| This retreat is designed to give individuals and experience of the practice of making bobbin lace in a contemplative setting. |
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| Nor was it a good enough reason to give the mandatory after-match press conference a body swerve. |
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| But Meterologists Exacta Weather yesterday said people shouldn't give up hope just yet. |
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| His very honest revelations give us a new perspective on the internal world of the psychopath. |
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| Gateshead College's Baltic Campus will be open on Thursday to give school-leavers a chance to get advice on the courses available to them. |
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| He will give his lecture called Making Time Team in County Durham at County Hall, Durham, on Friday, March 13 at 7pm. |
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| These intricate, sculpturally designed pipelines give environments an industrial chic edge. |
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| It's only the legs that give these ichthyoids of Olympic stardom and decided he'd rather tour the world with Disney on Ice. |
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| When that mentality prevails, constitutional democracy, limited government, and the spontaneous market order will give way to crude majoritarianism and market socialism. |
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| Well-known as the personalized bobblehead supplier highlighted on NBC's hit show Shark Tank, the company is now poised to give customers streamlined treatment. |
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| It can be used to give a natural look to pond features or a contemporary feel to a garden and is invaluable for Japanese-style designs and alpine screes. |
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| Examples of puffery could be a massage therapist claiming to give the best massage in the world or a naturopath selling herbs that will melt fat away. |
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| Heaven knows what he'd make of Schmucks which does more than lose the point that people can be so much brighter than you might give them credit for. |
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| One wonders whether, having saddled his hero with such an impossible surname, Estrin felt obliged to give him every other conceivable social advantage. |
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