She'd trapped a mouse behind it and was moaning in frustration at not being able to go in for the kill. |
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The kind of people who would once have gone in for bleeding now go in for things like reflexology and shiatsu. |
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I'm from West Virginia and don't usually go in for such fancy-pants things, but my wife convinced me to give it a try. |
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Parents would rather their kids go in for glitter as they feel it is a better option to piercing or tattooing the body. |
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The free goodies that come along are even more alluring and tempt children to go in for more and more. |
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It's the kind of place where you go in for a light-bulb and come out with a sofa, two armchairs and a coffee table. |
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An investor who does not want to take risks with the principal amount invested should go in for fixed income investments. |
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He doesn't go in for the trappings of stardom, preferring a quiet family life. |
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Few Vietnamese go in for swimming trunks, so instead you see fully clad people venturing into the waves supported on inflated black inner tubes. |
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They don't romanticize the instrument's folk origins or go in for New Age contrivances. |
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When his teammates stole the ball, he was ready to cherry-pick the play at half court and go in for the uncontested dunk. |
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And if you go in for underwater photography, take three times as much film as you think you need. |
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I do not go in for pub quizzes, for the same reason that I do not do crosswords, newspaper brain-teasers, or attempt to swim the Channel. |
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Monday I go in for an amnio to make sure our baby doesn't have Downs Syndrome or some other chromosome disorder. |
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We then realised that we had all the sloe fruit left from the gin-making process so decided to go in for chocolate making. |
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And although they don't go in for photocalls, we're allowed to snap candid shots during the video shoot. |
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But he did not go in for intellectualism, he developed an emotional approach to classical music, appealing to the common man. |
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And funnily enough, the females who go in for this low-grade misandry are usually the ones who are most in thrall to men. |
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Of its 29 paragraphs, 8 go in for approval and then 4 indulge in self-congratulation. |
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Take the time, if you're passing the distillery, to go in for the tour. |
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His life pattern is worthy of Andrew Carnegie — make a bundle by squeezing and grinding, then go in for philanthropy. |
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A total of almost 400,000 people with disabilities go in for sport at one of the 4,700 disabled sports clubs in Germany. |
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Barry did not go in for social protocol, asking how you were and whether you had had a pleasant journey. |
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Confronted with Williams's operatic lushness, she might have been expected to go in for floridity. |
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They are allowed to go in for the rustic look, like rope effect seats. |
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Finally, I agree with the rapporteur that it is a good solution not to require the Commission to go in for in-use compliance testing. |
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If previously our moderate incomes made us go in for sports and try to achieve something, now our wellbeing holds us away from sports. |
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Where water availability in the soil has increased, the male farmers have tended to go in for cash crops instead of food crops. |
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Workers who go in for undeclared work will therefore be denied any career development opportunities. |
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We have responded more to the will of our citizens and have been that much less inclined to go in for big events. |
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I've talked to potential candidates who were really turned off, telling me that they couldn't go in for that kind of intellectual dishonesty. |
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This will encourage many Chetak operators to go in for life extensions of their existing fleets. |
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With a shimmy and a shuffle, that was all he needed to go in for a try. |
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I don't go in for this O'Connor revisionism, just because she's not as out there as some of her successors. |
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It doesn't go in for politics or injustice or any such stuff and nonsense. |
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This has left some competitors holding capacity and has led to the temptation to go in for swaps of network capacity at inflated values and with no customers to use it. |
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But he did not condemn the arranged marriages that our royal family go in for, or those marriages of the upper classes that make sure the inheritance stays in the right hands. |
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Mrs. Peacock exploded, leaning forward in her seat, her upturned nose reminding me strongly of a bird dog watching his master go in for the kill so they could go and fetch. |
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The latest fad in the world of fashion is to go in for fusion wears, which is an intricate mix of conventional patterns with contemporary smocking. |
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Of course, one event can only do so much, and for Toronto, there's still lots of room to reach more people who don't necessarily go in for hoity-toity fashion events. |
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Ethiopia must set a good example, and we cannot accept that the country that is host to our cooperation partner, the African Union, should go in for extensive human rights violations throughout its judicial system. |
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The man on the loud hailer behind the home goal bellowed and the home fans demanded their team go in for the kill. |
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The building boom has, in my view, created a huge problem, particularly for young men who really were not encouraged to go in for education and training because of the attraction of a high wage in the building sector. |
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Shaw, not being easily pleased, decides to throw over humanity with all its limitations and go in for progress for its own sake. |
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It was hard to see how anyone in Hull could be stupid enough to go in for a spot of TWOC when Hull's boy racers in blue are around. |
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Sister P: Come on, Young J. Why do you want to go in for print? |
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The idea is that one day, when women go in for their annual check-up, it would simply be one more test that is routinely carried out as part of their blood work. |
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Think about that the next time you go in for the deep kiss. |
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On the whole and considering the climate, we should count ourselves lucky that we managed to persuade the world not to go in for any backtracking, despite the strong opposition from the United States and some other countries. |
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We would also hope that the Commission will come back to the idea of giving citizens the right of action when Member States do go in for gold-plating. |
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You can always schedule that if you know when the boats need to go in for work, and you try to keep them available for operations as much as you can. |
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However, those whose job requirements do not allow them spare time can go in for circuit training over weekends. |
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It is the trend of the new century and wish of humankind to go in for peace, co-existence and prosperity irrespective of differing ideology, system and religious belief. |
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What you were referring to was a large run of coho that was allowed to go in for conservation reasons two years in a row, with low water conditions in the headwaters. |
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We believe that a communication strategy is required, but do not believe that the Council and the Commission should go in for conducting campaigns. |
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First of all, about a year and a half ago I had to go in for back surgery. |
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Why not go in for a proper reform and do away with endless quota regulations, ceilings, minimum and maximum livestock densities, slaughter premiums and fattening bonuses? |
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But don't go in for anything trendy or overly witty. |
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Many go in for home ownership because of the economic advantages they see. |
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This also means that the EU should not go in for paying out money to countries and organisations whose task it then is to spend the money according to the wishes of the EU authorities. |
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A tip: I find writing questions that come up in my day-to-day life is helpful before I go in for my appointments-this way, when I go months later, I don't forget what I wanted to ask him. |
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They go in for sonorous but more or less meaningless language instead. |
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A number of shark species go in for oophagy, or uterine cannibalism. |
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He was as ready to go in for statistics as for anything else. |
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