Laoma Rice-Flour Noodles Company from Chongqing has set up its first chain store in Shanghai as its spearhead into the metropolitan market. |
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But as soon as they are seen from any distance, they erupt into pulsing centripetal and centrifugal vortices. |
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In Anderson, the group have a classic song stylist who works his cornfed bon mots into smoking country tunes. |
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Intracranial and subarachnoid hemorrhages may evolve into intraventricular hemorrhage and hydrocephalus. |
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There's no magic formula that will transform a hidebound organization into one eager to adopt the latest software technology. |
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Wheat seeded into soybean stubble last fall looks thin because of late planting into dry conditions. |
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They might become irritable because they have to stay awake late into the night or miss an activity or outing to complete their rituals. |
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The story begins with three stylishly dressed men striding into a warehouse, where they confront a gang armed with knives. |
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Place some chocolate fondue into a small hibachi and drizzle with white chocolate. |
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Sereia's chainplates were fiberglassed right into her hull, which is fine until one of them starts to rust. |
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The sub-assemblies are integrated into the transmission case on the main line to produce the finished transmission. |
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Somehow, he had wandered into the lower part of the James mansion, the sub-basement. |
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One reason that no one ever discovered their hideout was because no one ever dared to stray too far into the forest. |
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Fields planted into soybean stubble last fall were challenged by dry conditions and difficulty getting proper drill penetration. |
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Bring small animals indoors or into an outhouse or garden shed to give them extra protection. |
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He put two frag grenades, two smoke grenades and two chaff grenades into their respective compartments. |
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Sutton United moved into the top five of the Ryman League with another stylish performance on Saturday. |
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The leader and his entire coterie are a study in relaxation and resilience going into what should be a trying week at the seaside. |
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Another stylus was used to play back the recording turning the indentations on the cylinder into sound. |
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Most of the time, reflux is associated with hiatus hernia or prolapse of stomach into the food pipe, which is quite troublesome. |
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I connected an electrical cord to it and ran it into the bedroom to the electrical outlet next to the bed. |
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They may outlive their friends who can give insights into their achievements and character. |
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These hexoses were taken up and sucrose was synthesized and exported into the hypocotyl. |
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She led me through the door into a smaller room containing a sofa and chairs with a beautiful desk and bookcase. |
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The finance department will move into the sub-basement of Needles Hall, where co-op used to be. |
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The castle also has a chapel and billiard room, while a basement and sub-basement have been dug into the rock behind the house. |
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Under his chairmanship, the meeting would erupt, voices would crackle and snap, then subside into chuckles and nods. |
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One couple run into the killer who is hideously scarred by a very bad latex effect. |
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It may pass over the clavicle and open into the cephalic, subclavian, or internal jugular. |
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Severe head scab may develop when planting wheat no-till into corn stubble. |
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His students and their successors studied his books, or at least paid lip-service to him, well into the 20th century. |
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For two weeks PG and I have been unable to call anyone successfully from home but put the sim into an old Nokia 3310 and hey presto, no problem! |
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In three small portraits, Nutt brings old-master technique into play with his own odd approach to stylizing the human body. |
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If there are weed seeds, weed debris, chaff or non-grain material, clean the grain before putting it into the bins. |
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And yet the Reds go into tomorrow's derby with only 11 goals from 11 League outings. |
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There was more of the same in the third set as the Belgian displayed some stylish tennis to race into the lead. |
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I know that you run into a lot of people who are hesitant to accept the fact that you say you do this. |
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In the hesperidium, the layer of endocarp lining the outside of the locule grow as hairs that project into the locule. |
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I asked Sarza as she hastily stuffed water bottles, napkins, and granola bars into a tote bag. |
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This is the idea underpinning a controversial stylometric technique whose findings brought stylometry out of academia and into the newspapers. |
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I grabbed my books and a cereal bar, and then walked out into the cool dawn air. |
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Partick's chagrin, he suggests, might also fail to take into account a number of factors at work in these acquisitions. |
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The symbols were pressed into soft clay tablets with the slanted edge of a stylus and so had a wedge-shaped appearance. |
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This time, the meltwater spilled from a northwestern outlet into the Mackenzie River in northwestern Canada and made its way to the Arctic Ocean. |
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The guy has aged so incredibly well, with the suaveness of his youth and the wisdom of age rolled into the greatest screen presence of our day. |
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Breaking down into helpless giggles at his dramatization of a country hick's accent, it took me a while before I was capable of answering him. |
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Season the stuffing with salt and black pepper, and pile the filling into the tomato halves. |
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The cops responded with what sounded like stun grenades and more tear gas which promptly blew back into their faces. |
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He sank into the comfortable swivel chair behind the counter and put his feet up. |
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Unceremoniously, some number of thugs dragged me into an edifice and roughly seated me in a slight wooden chair. |
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Deputy chair of Scottish Enterprise, he bangs the drum for business formation, pushing resources into the best growth prospects. |
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In addition, the budgetary mathematics he weaves into his basic stump speech have been challenged on network television. |
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The copper turned the arrowhead into a lethal weapon capable of splitting chain mail and armour. |
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In the smoky darkness, a rotten floor gave way, and Kruger, 54, fell into a stone sub-basement filled with eight feet of water. |
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You had to quickly say sorry or it was likely to explode into some sort of stupidness as if you did it on purpose. |
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The main architect of the development plan is sliding into the chairmanship of the Transportation Committee. |
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It's my hope that they'll stumble into some miracle cure for stupidity, thusly reducing my stupid rating by a factor of 5 or more. |
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A motorist whose car spun out of control and smashed into a tree on a country road near York has died in hospital. |
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I hurried and went over to my closet, and crawled inside, into the little hidey-hole that only Beth and I knew about. |
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Having waited for the ball to depart he drilled his studs into the side of Tim Cahill's knee. |
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The arrival of the Mongols and the Ottomans had disrupted trade routes, and certain areas of Europe were edging into depression. |
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He merely looked contemplatively up into the ceiling as he casually scratched the stubble on his face. |
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In today's world, electricity turns our nights into days and central heating our winters into spring. |
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The impression of stubbiness will quickly morph into an appreciation for this solid-feeling notebook. |
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Young and the others hastily stuffed a purifier into each nostril and inhaled some much needed fresh air. |
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Three months after his full ordination, he took the unusual step of going into a mountain hermitage on Mt. Hiei for an extended solitary retreat. |
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Reaching the sitting area, he grinned at Jake and flopped into another chair, chafing his hands to get a modicum of feeling back into them. |
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A shiver passed through Darius, and he began to chafe his arms to push some warmth back into them. |
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The apical processes of receptor cells in the macula project into a gelatinous mass, the otolithic membrane. |
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A man of great style and charisma he put his heart and soul into a stylish performance. |
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An enlarged end of a shank is anchored into the retention member with a threaded stud extending therefrom. |
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We're lucky that we had the luxury of women's studies programs to give us a glimpse into our feminist herstory. |
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The novel is studded with gems of images, brief and evocative, describing her mother's interjections into her thoughts. |
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Haven't you noticed each time you rivet another row of studs into that protective armour, how life slides by and slams you? |
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In a recent work, Bani Abidi turned the video screen into a mirror of history in a studiedly casual gesture. |
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Soon he's set into motion a series of devious plans to bump the orphans off and claim their fortune. |
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He launched into the lesson, and quickly learned that she was a quick study. |
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Skills they would no doubt put into practice without hesitation should any member of the public need their services. |
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He did not know how the accused gained entry into the house and immediately ordered him out. |
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The worst of all possibilities is if the patient has slipped into an irreversible coma due to a cerebral hemorrhage or some other catastrophe. |
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Owing to compactional processes, the more vertical burrow parts may be stacked into each other and commonly are affected by stylolites. |
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Folds, cleavages, tension gashes and stylolites were also taken into account. |
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If you don't get into line quickly in this competition you can be out before you've really begun. |
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I ushered the man out but the woman followed me back into the kitchen and said not to put the fire out with water. |
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A legacy is something which we deposit into this life that will outlast us for generations to come. |
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Radio stations reported brief power outages and said residents of some areas scurried into the streets, fearing their houses might collapse. |
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And so, all Graham's stuff for the trip packed neatly into two soft cases, to bed. |
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She hastily scribbled something down, and then stuffed the pad into a drawer in the kitchen. |
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Paul, from photo 2 it looks like the original chainplates had 6 screws or bolts into the bulk head. |
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This water flows back into the lake down an artificial weir and man-made stream to re-enter the lake at three outlets along the island bank. |
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After a few ceremonious waves of his arm the chief, with expert precision, sticks the needle into my bicep, a few inches from my armpit. |
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Hastily, she stuffed her feet into a pair of sneakers and ran downstairs to where her grandfather was waiting for her. |
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He carried a Vulcan.50 cal chain gun, the ammo belt fed back into his backpack, where about a thousand rounds were situated. |
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He never really got into the game and was eventually subbed when Lee Cartwright, a natural in that role took over. |
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She grabbed one of his hands and forcibly stuffed the sealed envelope into it. |
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When you've got a stuffy nose, you put some hot water and a couple of drops of the medicine that comes with it into the inhaler. |
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Open the incision with your fingers and spoon the stuffing into the pocket. |
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The Countryside Party could bring a breath of fresh, country air into the stuffy world of British politics. |
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Thorn ran and thrust the stick into the back of the demon, making him lose his balance, and stumbling. |
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I ran, I stumbled over bodies, fell into ditches and cut and scraped my legs till they were raw. |
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The outcry in the press was significant, and the resultant investigation into the incident was extensive. |
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Almost too tired to walk, but I stumbled into the living room and fell on the couch. |
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Haley walked into the kitchen and two minutes later Trevor came stumping into the kitchen. |
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Harsh persecution pushed many Anabaptists underground and into rural hideaways. |
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There he closed his eyes and invoked his magic, changing himself into a tree stump so that no one would recognize him. |
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Some parents have shifted what's left of their portfolios into certificates of deposit or money market accounts. |
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How timely, then, is the appearance of several important books that call these flawed and dangerous certitudes into question. |
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For thousands of years it has been hewn from the earth and fashioned into everything from buildings and roads to weapons and sculpture. |
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They burrowed 3 stories down into the earth and begin building sub-basements. |
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This makes it very difficult for sperm to travel through the cervix and into the womb. |
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Rather than falling into the trap of stunt castings, the two actors give X-Men a feeling of weight and respectability the movie needed. |
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It has its own drainage system which empties into a proper outfall and public sewer at the back of the properties. |
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Excess stormwater then flows into traditional stormwater outfalls or ditches. |
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The world is divided into in-groups and out-groups, with those who are different seen as enemies to be conquered or destroyed. |
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Our son found his way into a disused cesspit and then, going barefoot, picked up an infection, which required regular injections in his backside. |
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This refuse percolated down into the aquifers, which were also threatened by the increasing number of cesspools in the city. |
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Carbon atoms are linked into hexagons, and the hexagonal pattern makes up the walls of a cylinder only nanometers wide. |
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For example, 10 carbon atoms can be arranged into two conjoined hexagons, each hexagon sharing two carbon atoms with the other. |
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He would wear the sari and quickly tie up his long hair into a bun and appear on the stage in a drunken stupor. |
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You may also be outgrowing your old look and evolving into a more sophisticated style of dress. |
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A computer programmer from Wigan has gone into hiding after winning the jackpot on TV's Who Wants to be A Millionaire? |
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You need to either screw into the framing stud behind the drywall or plaster, or use a screw anchor. |
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It was the first time since 1969 that an outgoing Government had been led back into office. |
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The earth opened up and I plunged into an oubliette with him cackling from above. |
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The stones at Carnac weave strange spells on this wave-tossed promontory that juts so stubbornly into the Atlantic. |
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The cohorts, divided into six centuries commanded by a centurion, became the main tactical unit of the army. |
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Presently hereupon Huntly returned into the North, and left Captain John Gordon at Inverkeithing until he recovered of his wound. |
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The central bank has recently invited more commercial banks into the Namibian market. |
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I was awed by the amount of labor that went into building such a magnificent structure. |
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A structure built into the tower was in front of me, as Kenshin opened the glass doors for me. |
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The prisoners were filed off to the seaports and crowded into cattle-wagons, the awnings of which, hermetically closed, let in no breath of air. |
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Then a hermit crab marched past, holding aloft a pale anemone in its pincers as if to turn it into some sort of hat. |
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He had never intended to use the knife for anything other than breaking into the property. |
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The drums die away for the last minute of the track and fade into what sounds like a guitar strumming along to a keyboard melody. |
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Within seconds it stutters its way into a samba breakdown and reggae strut before galloping to a repeat. |
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It also guarantees work for the remaining weavers who work the wool into bales of cloth in sheds, barns and outhouses along the Atlantic stretch. |
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Jaelyn whispered in Brooke's ear as Hugh walked, no, strutted into the room. |
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The second story transports us into the high-pitched world of the famous Greek heroes Ajax and Achilles. |
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There is much singing and dancing to help coax the spirit into the other world. |
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I got into heroin when a mate came to my flat and asked if he could use the toilet. |
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He told me to go into one of his drawers and get out one of his check stubs. |
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On cold windy mornings, the heron folded its neck, hunched into itself and faced the wind. |
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The southeast plots were planted no-till into soybean stubble two out of the three years. |
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He gazed into the mirror and saw a haggard face with a light stubble growing on the chin. |
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Alexander was thrown into a small cell with brick stucco walls and a rusting grate that was unfortunately still solid. |
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The fireplace is part of a stuccoed retaining wall set into a hill at the rear of the property. |
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Your studs go into the ground, your knee goes one way but your foot stays where it is. |
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Diack deserved the congratulations here, getting his studs on top of the ball to poke it into the furthest corner. |
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Nail along the edge of the panel about every six inches, hammering the nail into the stud. |
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Water leakage may soak into the concrete masonry backup walls or into sheathing in steel stud backup walls. |
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In contrast to every previous encounter of ours, I sober up as we catch up into the early hours. |
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Introduce fairness into this society of ours and remember that charity begins at home. |
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The head and thorax are fused into a cephalothorax and may be difficult to distinguish. |
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Most recently she has begun to introduce glass into her ceramic designs, to stunning effect. |
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All of the swimmers will be sponsored and if you are asked to chip a few euro into the kitty then please don't hesitate to do so. |
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Baker inquires into the meaning and purpose of common hesitative interjections in the speech of testees responding to word association tests. |
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Being quick studies helped the couple transform a small, run-down house into a cheerful, colorful home. |
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We penetrated into a vast, dim-lit room, a cross between a study and a living room. |
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The bee on the Cerastium looks like he has got onto a queen sized bed and is snuggling up into a white downy quilt. |
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The clay is the material that gives ceramics the ability to be molded and worked into various shapes and forms. |
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Fortunately I was able to move the car out, enabling me to get mother and her wheelchair into the car. |
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Families were split up, put on to different boats and shoved out into the Atlantic. |
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When we left our building and headed out into Times Square, it felt like stepping straight into a scene of a film. |
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Their guided tour involved a look into the many recording studios with demonstrations for anyone interested in a career in sound engineering. |
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In the practice studio, this exercise lasts thirty minutes and propels performers into a trance. |
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A dance studio at the stadium was given over entirely to the singer, and transformed into his dressing room. |
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Outside was not a lot better, as the tide was out and I was looking into the sun. |
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The organization of DNA into euchromatin and heterochromatin is implicated in gene silencing. |
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But deep into overtime both quarterbacks are on the bench while the two teams wrestle it out. |
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The plumber, who has not been named, tried to put the fire out with water but it spread into the roof space. |
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In three at-bats he hit into two double plays and one triple play to account for seven outs. |
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Pensioners like us have paid into the NHS all our lives and we should not have to pay for treatment out of our savings. |
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Someday we'll get outta this place, into a place that is presumably better than this place. |
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Hermada is a multi-function cereal whose grains can be used to replace rice or wheat, and its blades of grass can be transformed into sweeps. |
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After giving off pontine and other branches, the basilar artery divides into two posterior cerebral arteries at the upper border of the pons. |
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This ventricle is continued cranially into the cerebral aqueduct of the midbrain. |
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When Kendra finally caught up with her, she was in study hall, Kendra ran into the room and sat down beside her. |
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The two tea rooms were stuffed with damp holiday makers, all tucking into cake and cream and scones and cream and strawberry jam and cream. |
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Darcy initialed the routing slip in the proper place and tossed the folder into his outbox. |
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It is a digital canvas which can be used with a mouse but really comes into its own when used with a pressure sensitive tablet and stylus. |
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When the religious ceremony was over a firing party of seven fired three volleys of shots into the air. |
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Anyway, we moved into a house which had gas and there were pipes with outlets in all of the bedrooms. |
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Vincent was a little worried that Kass would drag the book into his house, but the clever boy stuffed it inside the glove compartment. |
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She shoved supplies into her pack, stuffing it nearly to the point that it could rip the seams. |
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Quickly, they put coats, boots, hats, scarves and gloves on, stuffing cookie into their mouths as quickly as possible. |
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I was stuffing a pair of gloves in his pockets when he walked into the room. |
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He then tore off his white gloves, and stuffed the garments into his knapsack as he drew closer to a pub near the outskirts of Firith. |
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Maybe it is more the case that trying to defend a single goal lead and introducing late subs into the game that is not a good idea. |
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It would be completely stupid not to take into account the issues which have been outlined. |
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Lucas hastily stuffed his drawings back into their folder and the folder disappeared into his backpack again. |
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But doesn't this collection of stuffed, damaged, dead animals upset Singer, even though she has put her heart into giving them a purpose? |
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The thick slices of roast duck are stuffed into peeled fresh lychees, which are then laid in a sauce of lime, honey and osmanthus paste. |
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As Derek quickly entered my room, I felt the cool breeze enter behind him, bringing with it welcome fresh air into my stuffy room. |
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Cortleno opened the window by the door, admitting a warm breeze into the stuffy room. |
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He created a nationalist and revolutionary rhetoric in order to transform the heterogeneous state into a unitary entity. |
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Do we ban everything that is potentially dangerous and turn the practitioners into social outcasts? |
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Kitchen gardeners are very often thought of as stuffy people, patiently planting seeds into precise rows and endlessly digging. |
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Friends describe Ojjeh as funny, intelligent and chatty, who brings a breath of fresh air into the stuffy world of French politics. |
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And after the situation had cooled into oblivion, I was left with an enlightening feeling of how being purposely outcasted feels like. |
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The others huddle behind the furniture as blasts rip into the green leather, stuffing flying into the air. |
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Suddenly it hove back into view, coming straight at us, diving madly like a German Stuka on a bombing run. |
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Mr Brake said he slowed down but the elderly man seemed to stumble, falling forward into the path of the van. |
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But he said he fell badly and stumbled, falling under some pipes several feet away before slipping into the water. |
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What would you have done if the children had been taken into care but had been returned following a public outcry? |
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After mechanically putting the food in her mouth, Jenny barely managed to stumble upstairs and fall into bed. |
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But the boy had seen it trip, stumble and fall into the road, to be knocked down and killed by an oncoming tractor. |
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While I'm not saying that he deserved to die, those last few stumbles of his into the swimming pool now seem strangely satisfying. |
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It sort of felt triumphant to be crawling up this stone outcropping after getting thrown into the river the second time. |
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You take your ride into various cities, cruise the strip, and enter competitions in which you must literally outdance a rival car. |
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The delineation of atomic substructure and mechanisms of subatomic processes evolved into the modern study of particle physics. |
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Simply putting this money into a standard certificate of deposit at a neighborhood bank would earn 50 percent more. |
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Unfortunately, one of the main stumbling blocks here is the humour, always a difficult element to shoehorn into music. |
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The nerve, however, is severed at the preformed autotomy breakage plane and the nerve stub retracts into the coxal stump. |
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And so, on 1 February, his arm was in plaster, the stumps of his torn-off fingers were bleeding and shrapnel was digging into his legs. |
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He didn't even notice Peter and the others fall into line behind him, even as he outdistanced them. |
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She and her grandson dwelt in the attic of the building, which had been converted into a fairly modern little apartment for them. |
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Those pretty, crystal clear cerulean eyes of our mother's were burning holes into either side Liz's already flushed face. |
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She had turned to find a pair of clear, dark, cerulean blue eyes looking into her own amethyst ones from a face nearly as pale as her own. |
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Pioneer 10 and 11 were the first spacecraft to venture beyond the asteroid belt into the realm of the outer planets. |
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The thought of loosing life or limb stuns us into shock, and as a result we stop breathing. |
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The early embryos are then transferred to the uterus through the cervix, or into a fallopian tube. |
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Once the anaesthetic has taken effect, the hysteroscope is gently passed through the cervix and into the womb itself. |
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He did it first take, hit a volley which flew into the roof of the net, a real stunner, one in a million. |
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They might use tear gas or stun grenades and fire into the air, but they won't fire directly into the crowd. |
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I'm not sure I should mention it now for fear of hexing it last minute, but we finally move into our office on Tuesday. |
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Then I got into windjammers and it was getting a clipper at full chat with stuns'ls to the royals to look right that got me aware of perspective. |
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Through the years, sewage outfalls have carried industrial and domestic wastes into the bay, making it highly contaminated. |
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You may have stars like actors, athletes or stuntmen, but these guys are all of them rolled into one. |
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Effluent is discharged crude via a number of outfalls into the river Shannon which is tidal at this point. |
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That's because the city's antiquated combined sewer system overflows into the river through 16 storm water outfalls. |
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In any case, I wound up spending two weeks in a psychiatric clinic, drugged into oblivious stupefaction, until I checked myself out. |
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The cat with its grey coat seemed to have been stupid enough to smuggle into my inner wears. |
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The man said he first started getting pain after a construction accident where he held a 500 lb concrete block from falling into a cesspit. |
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Neighbours fear their houses may fall into a cesspit after a 25 ft-deep hole opened up in their gardens. |
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Its waste, up to ten pounds per day, drops through the slats where it collects before being periodically pumped into open-air cesspools. |
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It was dictatorships that plunged the Philippines and Indonesia into the cesspool of corruption. |
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The cestui que trust has a charge on the mixed fund or the property into which it has passed for the amount of the trust moneys. |
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To work for closer integration of environmental concerns into fisheries management including a reduction in small cetacean casualties. |
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Just as the crowd were being lulled into a stupor, the Scottish team pounced in the 23rd minute. |
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With sheer force of will, she held herself from sliding completely back into a stupor. |
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Last year, a good portion of the responsible people of Dublin chose to drink themselves into a stupor. |
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Agnes, our char who comes in once a week and transforms our household chaos into sparkling order, is also a whiz at the sewing machine. |
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He builds a cabin in the woods to be alone and drink himself into a stupor. |
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The years had formed him into a sturdy lad, of average height and superior strength. |
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Toxic gasoline fumes can outgas from the fuel tank of your car and infiltrate into the bedrooms. |
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The same day, another couple was driving a boat on the river when a sturgeon jumped up and smashed into the boat's windshield. |
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When their mudde arrives, they become a bit of a curiosity, as chances are the others are tucking into their masala doses, chaat, and Chinese. |
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It normally finds its way into our food chain and environment through discard and deterioration, not through outgassing from disaster sites. |
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They use their painting styles to insert their artistic goals into their pictures. |
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The gleaming steel catches the sunlight, casting a play of sparkling reflections and shadows into the Stygian, subterranean depths. |
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As his wife fell into a dark world of despair, Adom felt his emotions mirror hers. |
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Whales and dolphins have followed the herring and sprat shoals into the harbour. |
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In the end I chose a style consisting of my hair being pulled back into a half bun with strands stylishly hanging loose. |
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Then, after styling her hair and putting some hair spray into it, she unlocked her door again and opened it. |
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The sea steadily lost its ominous hue until finally relaxing into cerulean. |
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I will have to maintain an aura of dignity even if I am thrown into a cesspit. |
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The trachea bifurcates into two primary bronchi, which are structurally similar to the trachea. |
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Bad historical luck could lock a group into the wrong skills or geography, causing retarded growth and structural unemployment. |
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Because earthworms are hermaphrodites, no sexual differences were taken into account during the experiments. |
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Single-sex groups of males, but not hermaphrodites, were observed to congregate into clumps of animals attempting to mate with one another. |
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The widely used herbicide atrazine can convert male frogs into hermaphrodites. |
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Two courtyards sunk into the building's roof structure allow light to penetrate deep into the building. |
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During the war that followed between Justinian and the Ostrogoths, the Slavs made repeated incursions into the provinces. |
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Jessica screams as she looks into Stephanie's deadly eyes and the two women struggle desperately for survival. |
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This recognition brings women more centrally into the history of urban environmental activism. |
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On the M1, near junction 39, a wagon travelling north toppled over the central reservation into the southbound carriageway. |
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By the time he reached the car park the others had already disappeared back into the community hall. |
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There are some other shows too in this genre but we're not going to go into details. |
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I'm tired of walking into work and having someone asking me to support their kid's something or other. |
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I was leaning against the wall, mindlessly strumming my guitar, my fingers clutching a bright green pick, my hair falling into my eyes. |
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For example, they suggest exploiting valuations to hoodwink banks into lending you more money than they otherwise would. |
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I would prefer instead to create my own small business with the money that would otherwise go into the pockets of corrupt officials. |
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At present heroic missions are undertaken by activists who smuggle generic drugs into countries where their sale is prohibited. |
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The transverse colon was herniating through the defect into the retrosternal space. |
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The off-white stucco walls and red shutters of Casa came into view, and a Mexican guard opened a red iron gate. |
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The UGI usually is reserved for the patient whose symptoms would suggest that the stomach and bowel might be herniating into the thoracic cavity. |
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Tension gastrothorax is a rare condition that occurs when the stomach herniates through a ruptured or incompetent diaphragm into the chest. |
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Massive hemorrhage into the glioblastoma, brain edema, and herniation explain the death of this patient. |
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But what it is doing is totally alienating otherwise law-abiding citizens and turning them into criminals. |
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He knew it was his time to crossover into the loving grips of the other world. |
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The heroic Greece of the Homeric poems is already a Greece fragmented into independent city-states. |
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This heroically scaled space has been transformed into a reading room and library. |
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Firefighters said the man had emptied his cigarette stubs into a bin without checking if they were alight or not. |
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To assemble it, you put the pencil stub into the hole of the spool and stuck the pin straight up in the middle of the eraser. |
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They plunged hatpins into his bottom, stubbed out cigarettes on his body and swung handbags at his head. |
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She showered, dressed, dried and styled her hair, added accessories and makeup in an hour and a half before walking out into the light April rain to go to school. |
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But when outgoings such as tax and mortgage payments are taken into account, the gap between Scotland and the most affluent regions of Britain narrows dramatically. |
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Some couples choose to keep their main accounts separate, paying into a joint account to cover regular outgoings such as the mortgage and supermarket bills. |
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We soon outgrew this and moved into a larger and better building. |
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After insertion of the needle into the lymph node, the stylet was removed. |
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They launched into a cha-cha-cha, which I had no idea of how to dance. |
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And got stuck into my book, while sipping a hot cup of chai. |
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South Korea's major business conglomerates, known as the chaebols, were encouraged to globalize their operations into Asia, Europe, and North America. |
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The moment the Dura's twin engines stuttered and vibrated into life in a cacophony of backfiring and oily blue smoke, Kara's resolve suddenly deserted her. |
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A sturdy people, the Dogras are divided into several castes and classes. |
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This is being done to preserve chip quality as the spikes drive particles of soot and char into the wood beyond the bark, which contaminates the wood going to chipping. |
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The doll comes outfitted with all kinds of real-looking gear and mirrors the real life hunting equipment boys and girls see their dads and moms carry into the woods. |
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He pulled her into the nearest ski shop and outfitted both of them in brand new ski clothes before dropping a disgusting amount of money on a new set of skis for each of them. |
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Guo moved forward into the clearing, her flankers on either side. |
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Unsparing in his criticism, he held politicians squarely responsible for converting research institutions into a cesspool of dirty politics and trade unionism. |
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