I tottered about the streets, grinning bitterly at perfectly respectable people. |
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In the time of Christ, a Roman could buy a respectable suit of clothes for about an ounce of gold coin. |
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That's because, behind the respectable suit and neat grey beard, deep down Brian loves a good row. |
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I'd have just enough time to get to the hotel, clean up, change into presentable, respectable clothes, and make my way to the bookstore. |
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If the family is not present you may employ a stranger as long as they are respectable in demeanor and appearance. |
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He is an old man, in his late-fifties, early sixties, hair a lustrous white, dressed in a respectable suit. |
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Power Station scored twice in the later stages to give the final scoreline a respectable appearance. |
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Removing his rather shabby cloak to reveal a more respectable outfit underneath, Maddock spied a nearby servant carrying a tray of food. |
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For all the respectable clothes they wore, they had the looks of ruffians about them. |
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For in the realm of diagnosis and treatment negligence is not established by preferring one respectable body of opinion to another. |
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He had a good competition and placed a respectable fifth against established gymnasts. |
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Keep in mind, your problem is a recognized diagnostic condition among all respectable physicians. |
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Judged on its own merits it's a respectable attempt, but next to the other, it doesn't quite compete. |
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Of course, it would be too much for a single nominalist to provide an acceptable version of each respectable scientific theory. |
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I like her immensely, even though I harbor a respectable amount of fear every time I have to converse with her. |
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In front of her was a fish tank modified to carry a respectable amount of lizards. |
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As stated above, this gives us, temporarily, a crude seasonal adjustment while we build up more respectable sample sizes. |
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There is a decent amount of room in the rear and the boot is well shaped, taking a respectable amount of luggage. |
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But even on a quarter-on-quarter basis, the July-September growth was still a respectable 1.97 percent. |
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Volunteers filled the vacated ranks, once again bringing Washington's force up to a respectable size. |
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To understand the reasons behind this concern, consider the small sizes into which very respectable yields can be packaged. |
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The rest of the crew got the hint from her glare and piled a respectable amount on their plates. |
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The economy grew at a respectable 3.7 percent annual rate in the third quarter. |
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They have raised a respectable amount of money locally through social events. |
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Sprigs of table coral have become established on the wreckage, some now a respectable size. |
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Capital appreciation has remained at a respectable 18 per cent for the past two years. |
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Her CD sales were respectable, but never amounted to the blockbuster numbers her label and industry types projected. |
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As a result, Irish beef exports to the UK increased by a very respectable 11 per cent. |
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All we are asking is that we be treated in a respectful manner and spoken to in a respectable tone of voice. |
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Wilson Cruz is respectable as the sexually confused, morally stable, and guilt ridden member of the trio. |
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Historians, in other words, need to apprehend and to understand the rough as well as the respectable manhood of American workers. |
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His luminous intelligence and genial argumentativeness made it respectable to be a dissenter. |
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For the record, I drove it 332 miles, including a round trip from Los Angeles to Palm Springs, and got a respectable 51.7 mpg. |
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It's now respectable amongst astrobiologists to consider the possibility of life in the clouds of Venus. |
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So, apart from pushing for a more respectable position in the table, it is to the cup competitions that he is looking for salvation. |
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It's a respectable CV, but in his native land he's something of an Aunt Sally. |
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Both appear to have been financially respectable, but hardly wealthy, paying between 50 sous and three livres per year in tailles. |
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Men, particularly bachelors, gathered in concert saloons, neighborhood bar-rooms, and pool-halls where no respectable woman would be seen. |
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The hobble became a rapid shuffle and then a quite respectable stroll, and the discomfort faded away. |
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In the scientific community, the study of alternatives to animal research has become respectable in some quarters. |
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The great cities reek with respectable as much as non-respectable robbery and scoundrelism. |
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Their defence was severely tested at times and they have goalkeeper Jonathan Stack to thank for keeping the score somewhat respectable. |
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Chickens scratched in the company of a stately, gruff-voiced, very respectable pig, rooting under a walnut tree. |
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The reason our parents married us was because I am a respectable serviceman! |
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The two-unit operation is known for its Martinis, but has a respectable beer list with eight draft and 35 bottled beers. |
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Surely this is now her only chance of making a match, for any respectable gentleman is bound to be dissuaded from asking for her hand. |
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In others, the push for self-government had more respectable democratic credentials. |
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Attractive Georgian farmhouses with land capable of earning a respectable income are always a sellable commodity. |
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The bottom line is that the Tobin tax has a highly respectable intellectual heritage. |
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The respectable part of the Spanish nation, and more especially the honourable and toilworn peasantry, loathed and execrated both factions. |
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And that, in my opinion, is about as intellectually respectable as believing in the Tooth Fairy. |
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And he found a sedate, respectable, middle-class partner from the suburbs of London. |
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The other fools that entered were at least of a respectable age and size, but you shall offer no challenge. |
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Nevertheless, for a TV miniseries, the special effects are respectable on the whole. |
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Until then I had put up with whatever my mother considered respectable, an accurate mirror of the life she wished to be perceived as having. |
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For long Australia's premier red wine grape in terms of area planted, Shiraz is at long last respectable too. |
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It is tribal warfare masquerading as something more intellectually respectable. |
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They may be suited and booted in the video, but the song is anything but respectable. |
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The further that respectable society shuns the children, the more they follow the only route open to them and fulfil all negative expectations. |
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Illegitimate children caused a problem for a society that made heterosexual monogamous marriage the only respectable family formation. |
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What's wrong with making moral choices when we shop, buying only those goods raised in a respectable, sustainable way? |
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This is the eighth time they have made the Olympic semi-finals and they have a respectable haul of three silvers and three bronzes. |
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Anti-immigrant policies become respectable, and the extreme right's ultranationalism appears relevant. |
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The wind and rain continued unabated, sucking this once respectable vessel further into the quagmire of decay. |
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At the head of the coffee table sat a respectable looking gentleman, thinning hair combed over his bald spot. |
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In my mind he assumes the proportions of a Bluebeard, all the more sinister for being so thoroughly outwardly respectable. |
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The soundtrack seemed muddy at times but overall the sound was respectable. |
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You are nothing but an uncouth, patronizing, unprincipled, rowdy group of misfits who aren't fit for any respectable job! |
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Seth is very demanding of his boarders, insisting on advanced payment in full, and is preoccupied with maintaining a respectable house. |
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Banjo, slide guitar, and other country-ish instruments are given respectable places in the mix. |
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Other, less heart-stopping side dishes, are the nachos with salsa or the respectable, but not great, clam chowder. |
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They come from all walks of life, all nations, rich and poor, educated and unlettered, religious and secular, respectable and underworld. |
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Many of their strictures are sheer nannying about the obvious, which hardly merits its respectable disguise in the shreds of theory. |
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But the media treat these routine untruths as respectable statements that ought to be analysed and debated. |
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I don't think he, a respectable Conservative chairman of a Parish Council, was too pleased at being bracketed with a Stalinist! |
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It helps to mar what is otherwise a perfectly respectable account of the old soak's rise to power. |
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Better to try the very respectable coconut cream pie or dizzyingly rich maple bread pudding. |
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Rasta Thomas integrated himself beautifully into the ensemble and danced two respectable solos. |
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He was just being mindful of his stature as an respectable and esteemed brilliant scientifically oriented mind. |
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Once Kipling got his Nobel, he was kicked upstairs to the more respectable niche of assistant editor, as per the Pioneer apocrypha. |
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Then there is the usual plethora of niche presses, ranging from outright vanity endeavours to highly respectable small publishers. |
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Now, he was quite content to work on and draw a fairly respectable salary as an alternative to vegetating on a basic old age pension. |
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Those salty grilled shrimp marred an otherwise respectable dish of spaghettini alla Greco with a lively tomato sauce. |
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She is as respectable in the eyes of God as a man and equally shares the responsibility of being the vicegerent of God. |
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Vintners know that a second squeezing of a fine vineyard's grapes can still produce a respectable if somewhat tannic wine. |
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Tom, in his sportive mood, had caused serious inconvenience to a most respectable policeman. |
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It received good notices from the critics and respectable ratings at first. |
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He cannot take what he says to have the respectable standing of real criticism or real objection. |
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These are all respectable, and they lead on to a capper, which Spielberg produced and supposedly ghost-directed, the superb Poltergeist. |
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Despite never having rallied or followed pace notes, Williams clocked a respectable 3.35 minutes for first stage, but broke down on the second. |
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No respectable economist would hazard growth projections for any longer time frame than a decade. |
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He is reported to have had a respectable pawnbroking business in Highbury, and another establishment which fenced stolen goods in the West End. |
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They are orderly, diligent and respectable within their own conventions, as in his two pictures of peasant weddings. |
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This would still be a respectable out-turn, and significantly better than all current indications for the euro-zone. |
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Although he was outwardly respectable, he was known to have underworld connections and to have used a notorious thug in his shadier dealings. |
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Clocking in at a respectable 44 minutes, the band never outwears its welcome on the listener. |
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We will be doing a greater act of charity by helping these beggars earn a respectable living. |
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He led her into a respectable inn and ordered a dinner to charm her out of the sullens. |
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Poor Leigh defence let the home team in for several soft tries which gave the home team a respectable result. |
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At normal, respectable speeds it drives without the unwieldy nature that afflicts many supercars. |
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There's a bit of a wind blowing, and Lough Derg has a respectable chop on its waters. |
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I think if he can avoid the chop once or twice more he will come out having done a respectable job. |
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As at any respectable chophouse, the menu is chock-full of opulent side dishes. |
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For a couple of days, even respectable members of the scientific community were suspending disbelief. |
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For its madam, it's a reputable house of ill repute, the seemingly incongruous respectable brothel. |
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Tom and Tim have carted away the junk that the airport owner collected on site, so that the place is looking positively respectable. |
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Cross a bridge over the Thames and you were in the more respectable cispontine sector of London. |
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But she held it in and calmed down, as any civilized and respectable queen should do. |
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When rebates and operating cost savings are added in, payback can often be very respectable. |
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Unfortunately, carp did not show such enthusiasm and it was left to the ide, chub and orfe to provide the bulk of some respectable hauls. |
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I am a fair-to-middling player and lasted a respectable 38 moves, but I can't claim Hydra was ever sweating. |
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Warner Home Video has assembled a respectable collection of special features for this Special Edition. |
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Whenever Sri Krishna desires to manifest His incarnation on earth, first He creates the incarnations of His respectable predecessors. |
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She marries a respectable Dutch merchant in London and subsequently lives as a person of consequence in Holland. |
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Several male refugees packed plus fours in the belief that they constituted an essential part of a respectable Englishman's wardrobe. |
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Although they currently occupy a respectable seventh place in the Celtic League it flatters to deceive. |
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This is a very respectable, 64-voice polyphonic synth featuring four oscillators. |
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There's no point in comparing the graphic novel Road to Perdition with the respectable though somewhat ponderous movie based on it. |
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The company posted respectable results for the year ended 31 March, 2005 but is still struggling to get its Japanese division back on track. |
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It seemed the competition was headed for deadlock as three teams posted highly respectable scores of 71 points. |
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The fiddle and harp were the most respectable, played by the troubadours and associated with courtly love. |
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The criminal is the guy who comes up short, who gets caught, who fails to adopt a respectable cover. |
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The power play was terrible, but penalty killing was more than respectable. |
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It's a gaming machine capable of playing the latest titles at respectable settings. |
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His wife was an even-tempered gentlewoman from a respectable British family. |
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Girls from respectable families follow a clear code of conduct adhering to propriety and decency. |
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Freedom of religion and conscience certainly entails accepting proselytism, even where it is not respectable. |
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Yet today the land yields respectable if not bumper crops of wheat, pulses and vegetables, and some migrants have returned. |
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Without him she seemed destined for the same kind of respectable career as fellow Australian Judy Davis. |
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An orphan, Doris was brought up in the respectable home of well-to-do foster parents, and was educated by a governess. |
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I am married and have a grown-up daughter, also married, and I am a normal, respectable and self-respecting person. |
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It turns out to be as gruesomely entertaining as other respectable action films. |
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Where it was once frozen in dirigisme under Edward Heath, it became respectable to call for privatisation and deregulation. |
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In the eyes of critics, the respectable renegade from the ministry was a dangerous disturber of social order. |
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The courage to believe is easy, with lots of respectable company, but I admire more the courage to doubt. |
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The cave is a respectable size but we didn't follow it far, since after 30m a wade degenerated into a full on swim. |
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Yorkshire's most famous soul singer has matured into a handsome, outwardly respectable middle-aged man with a raffish undertow. |
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This was a respectable newspaper and not another of those despicable rags printed in other towns. |
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You should be happy that your daughters have married into this well-to-do and respectable family. |
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He was all dressed up, wearing a suit and a kaffiyeh, he looked really respectable. |
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The gelding, a decent handicapper on the Flat, has run two respectable races over hurdles this season. |
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The deterrents could well prove useful in deterring them from kerb-crawling and helping to make Goitside respectable again. |
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Despite a portly 1915 kg kerb weight, the car sprints to 60 mph in a respectable nine seconds. |
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Sailing performance is very respectable particularly in light to moderate air. |
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Mark Potts was the club's sole representative in the under-15s race, holding on for a respectable 23rd position. |
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Despite a promise to kick the nicotine habit, he has only managed to cut down from three packs a day to an almost respectable one. |
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It seems you can't have a respectable blog these days unless you can make your own comic strips or do funny recaps of TV shows. |
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The turkey is a much more respectable bird, and withal a true original native of America. |
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With blazing and scornful eyes she fairly withered him by demanding whatever he meant by speaking to respectable people that way. |
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Slapping the cohorts of a military ally in the face is not very respectable. |
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Mary Martin was once a respectable lady, and her father was a very powerful merchant. |
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I was going to hop the train, but it was four blocks away, a distance any respectable New Yorker would walk. |
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As it was, a belligerent second-half from the visitors, coupled with a last-gasp converted try, resulted in a respectable outcome. |
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Lou spent much of her life in the company of men from respectable society, but she could never be a part of that society herself. |
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He was very well-regarded by a lot of people and he bridged the gap between respectable society and the underworld. |
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Victorians sought to create respectable personal habits in societies where the vast majority of inhabitants can be described only as crude. |
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If, after three months, you haven't learned to act like a respectable young lady you will remain in New York at that disciplinary school. |
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This British troupe's production shows the seductive and steamy underside of respectable British high society. |
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They were taught, controlled and obtained the best instruction which would make them respectable members of society. |
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No respectable gentleman or lady would ever be seen dead darkening the back-street doorstep of a pawnbroker. |
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If we don't teach our children these values, how can we honestly expect them to become valuable and respectable members of society? |
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Upon seeing the elderly gentleman, this time wearing a more respectable suit, Belinda immediately stands and points an accusing finger at him. |
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Even with her respectable outfit and beautiful girl on her arm, it felt awkward. |
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Let students wear respectable clothing of a kind they would, perhaps, later wear to a job interview. |
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They have generally marginalised less respectable behaviour, finding it difficult to acknowledge or convenient to overlook. |
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A more conventional line was taken by the Chartists, who set out to win sympathy for the respectable working man as a head of household with dependants to support. |
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An octopus can generate a respectable amount of force with this mechanism. |
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The cassoulet is respectable, properly put together and cooked slowly. |
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Their silence, to look at its positive aspect, possibly reflects a refusal to be associated with the task of making geoengineering look respectable. |
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Although she faltered in her second round with a four-over 74, missing the cut, her PGA debut was very respectable especially considering the intense circumstances. |
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Science fiction is not regarded as a respectable genre, he agrees. |
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But one of the biggest issues facing the agencies is that these dealers appear to live ordinary lives and often embed themselves in so-called respectable society. |
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The Broncos were a bad team in 2010 and were made respectable in 2011 largely because of Tebow. |
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For them, it is a day to celebrate, to rejoice and to ask for basic rights of inclusion into the mainstream society as any other respectable citizen of the country. |
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A drunken farm worker sells his wife and daughter to a sailor, then sobers up, swears off the booze and slowly builds a respectable life, rising to become mayor. |
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Young male office and shop clerks occupied a precarious social and economic position on the margins of respectable middle-class Victorian society. |
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But for long after that the elaborate organization of living things remained daunting and mysterious, and left plenty of room for vitalism as a respectable concept. |
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But once started on the path of learning, he rapidly got together quite a respectable shelfful of books, which bore unmistakable proofs of much usage. |
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As her 63 percent lead dwindles to a still respectable 56 or 55 percent next summer, she and her campaign advisers may suddenly feel the need to do something. |
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This popular Indian dress evolved as a comfortable and respectable garment for women in Kashmir and Punjab region, but is now immensely popular here, too. |
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It is even less respectable when the economic nostrums proposed are no longer presented as part of scientific economics but are frankly described as political economy. |
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For while they may appear every inch the middle-class professional, there is a growing chance a surprising secret lurks beneath the respectable clothing. |
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Despite the poor show by Offaly hurlers last Sunday in Croke Park, the lure of two games is expected to draw a respectable amount of tricoloured Gaels south. |
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Quotes like these suggest myriad reasons for respectable mainstream culture to write off Coffman as one more failed American. |
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Despite performing in a respectable amount of sketches for a SNL freshman throughout the season, her contract was not renewed. |
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For decades, this served as a respectable front for the biggest fencing operation in the history of the country. |
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The birdshot loads have already accounted for a respectable number of venomous Mississippi snakes and I even bagged a beaver with a well-placed charge of buckshot. |
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Varsha was a respectable opponent, but she spent most of her time out of the arena primping and shopping, caring for nothing more than her appearance in public. |
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That is an old established and plainly respectable principle. |
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Emphasise it today and a chorus of respectable voices will shout you down. |
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Don't you fancy doing stand-up which is slightly more respectable? |
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I daresay every black beetle thinks it must have a complete explanation of the world as one of the indispensable qualifications of a respectable cockroach. |
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With 4WD engaged, the Pajero is much more stable and the central differential means there is no adverse effect on are respectable and the turning circle surprisingly neat. |
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Last year, she reported a very respectable 10-percent increase over that. |
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The authors argue that the pull for psychology, including community psychology, to be scientifically respectable, has privileged facts over values. |
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Following a few years of respectable earnings increases, the holiday firm admitted in April that it had experienced a shortfall in camping bookings. |
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In order to grant the west front of the Campus Center a respectable height, Koolhaas canted the roof to accommodate the tube, leaving a roughly V-shaped south elevation. |
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The follower had to keep a respectable distance behind the followee, while avoiding the traffic and stoplights that could easily cause a separation. |
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By 1891 the desertion rate had fallen to a more respectable 6.2 percent. |
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Gaiman was an early collaborator who wrote humorous pieces with Newman for girly magazines, and for more respectable, although less lucrative, publications. |
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Nothing could be further from the truth, and the level of intellectual dishonesty apparent in Malanga's work is unbecoming of such an otherwise respectable journal. |
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He is a respectable businessman now but when we were young we terrorised Glasgow's nightclubs, drinking, carousing and doing a lot else I can't mention. |
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Hadrian himself had worshipped at the ancient shrine of the Eleusinian mysteries in Greece and a variety of mystery religions became respectable and accepted. |
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He paused to ignite the cherry on a respectable reddish-brown stogie, flicking away the match with a few expert twists of his thick wrists, exposed ahead of rolled up sleeves. |
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But fair's fair, it was still a respectable time given his bulky size and he had apparently had a busy day, including a rowing session and a long walk. |
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These selfsame Bengals pasted a very respectable Denver team. |
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Thus, even though nomads have to get much of their food by slaughtering animals from their herds, their way of life is still religiously respectable. |
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Her experiences as wife to the degenerate Glyde are held back from the respectable reader, lest they offend like undraped piano legs in the drawing-room. |
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And blades of respectable golf grass were as rare as four-leaf clovers. |
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Other high points on the menu involve respectable fajitas made with Angus beef, and a wonderfully idiosyncratic fajita variant called the La Playa taco. |
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The site even does a respectable business in promotional items, selling logoed T-shirts to 35,000 of the 1 million consumers who have shopped its site. |
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Only the tragic absence of respectable cup-holders needs to be addressed. |
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I had a boringly respectable career as an actor, you know, but at the age of 30 I just stopped very, very abruptly and it was fine, and I haven't acted since. |
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As they moved at a suitably funereal pace towards the church, you could see that, even though they were incredibly smart, almost nobody looked exactly respectable. |
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He got off to an untypically slow start, played catch-up for most of the day, but eventually salvaged a respectable score with birdies at his 17th and 18th holes. |
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It was the work of Florence Nightingale and her companions in the Crimea that did more than anything else to establish female nursing as a respectable career. |
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It is the cheapest of the respectable car hire firms and recommended. |
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You refuse to change to become like the rest of respectable society. |
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She believes that Fowler has ruined Phuong's chances for respectable marriage, that her sister is doomed to return to her former life as a taxi dancer. |
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I took to running, clocking respectable times in 10K's and half marathons. |
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Professional practice may change over time so that what was once accepted as the correct procedure is no longer considered to be respectable or responsible. |
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While Johnstone's many jinks included that drunken-sailor routine off the coast of Largs, his body double prefers to use a rowing boat for more respectable reasons. |
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The fish section listed a respectable range of sea creatures including turbot, scad, gobies, barbun, zargan, belted bomito, and breaded shark for between three and 11 leva. |
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Again, the reasoning sounds, well, reasonable, and is sourced to a respectable organization, the Samaritans. |
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Nevertheless, unwritten local etiquette is to keep a respectable distance from the topless bathers and sunbakers as the beaches are large and not crowded. |
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Most respectable Jungians now can see that we can all heroic moments. |
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Again and again he defied social convention, often by showing concern for the very people who were normally despised or marginalized by respectable society. |
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She soon escaped the conventionally respectable life of her parents. |
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The third aspect of my astonishment concerned the utter drivel the men with scrambled egg on their hats allow their hired hand to send to normally respectable newspapers. |
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And its interesting because I went on to the Observer, which is a broadsheet newspaper, and very respectable, and for a very short time in the late 70s I was Woman's Editor. |
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In the respectable guise of religious liberty, the zombie-like culture war soldiers on. |
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The gunsmith also believes a ban on imitation firearms and air pistols would only have an impact on respectable sports fans and have no effect on criminals. |
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Viewed this way, the railroad brotherhoods ' language of temperance and respectable manhood was as much intended for public consumption as it was the uplift of railwaymen. |
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She died in America in 1773, a respectable matron aged thirty-eight. |
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We wink at all this, and yet like to pretend that we are respectable. |
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It is not a secret society, as all members are free to acknowledge their membership and will do so in response to inquiries for respectable reasons. |
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It was easy enough to throw dust in his eyes and to persuade him that the interests of respectable citizens, be they bailiffs or ex-dukes were identical. |
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The respectable reformers, meanwhile, know how rare a chance 2016 is to decisively shape our national affairs. |
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A haven of genteel entertainment might persuade local residents that there were pleasurable and respectable alternatives to a knock-down drunken blowout every weekend. |
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Extra daughters were sent off to live in respectable refinement at convents, so that the family would not have to dower them as lavishly and divide the family patrimony. |
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Kevin Kelly of the Green Party polled a respectable 304 votes and as the count proper began some pundits offered him an outside chance of taking a seat. |
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Acting was still a disreputable profession, but respectable Nelly is reluctant to become his kept woman. |
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A friendly and very respectable man, the attendance at his funeral in Newbridge last week, bore testimony to his popularity in the local community. |
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It issued currency supported by adequate specie reserves, accepted deposits, discounted mercantile notes, and turned a respectable profit for investors. |
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Instantly, as if fearing reprisals, she lowered her head in a respectable, subservient manner and said nothing more as she bustled toward the door. |
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I didn't load on the make-up, but I had a respectable amount on. |
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Taking the argument to a highly respectable theologian, she won her point. |
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They have all risen to the challenge, holding respectable positions in society, all sharing a common purpose of giving something back to their community. |
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We all, blushed, like respectable noblewomen should, but we waved back. |
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Some wet sanding and a few more coats of varnish had it looking respectable enough to antique. |
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Gaping at them from the open doorway, wonderfully respectable and butlerlike in swallow-tails, stood his father. |
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Cartier, who was a respectable mariner, improved his social status in 1520 by marrying Mary Catherine des Granches, member of a leading family. |
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There is nothing inherent in the physical union of the sexes to make one prostitutional and the other legitimate or respectable. |
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In distinguishing whether the language is a priori or a posteriori, the prevalence and distribution of respectable traits is often the key. |
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Mind you, it was a pukka, respectable opium-house, and not one of those stifling, sweltering chandoo-khanas, that you can find all over the City. |
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Sure, he was a rebound, but he was a respectable rebound. Then, the rebound broke up with me. |
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The respectable country people refused to submit to the long hours and demoralising drudgery of the mills. |
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The original medieval fustian was a stout but respectable cloth with a cotton weft and a linen warp. |
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Notwithstanding Dartmouth's connections with the crown and respectable society, it was a major base for privateering in medieval times. |
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A most respectable old Johnnie, don't you know. Doesn't do a thing nowadays but dig in the garden with a spud. |
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Dharam Singh, the ancestor of the respectable Bhais of Bagrian, a place between the Sutlej and Jumna, was likewise a follower of Har Rai. |
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In normal mode it gives respectable performance, but switch to Sport and the car grows horns. |
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But, showing true Yorkshire grit, he bounced back with rounds of 74, 74 for a respectable finish. |
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Two columns with ragged right is probably the most popular, but three-column justified is a respectable runner-up. |
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In a sense, the only intellectually respectable position is that of agnosticism, which merely admits to the unanswerableness of the question. |
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He said that power was a must for respectable survival in the world and knowledge was the headspring of power. |
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It may be celebrating 40 years of mayhem but the Rocky Horror Show is nowhere near respectable. |
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Marsh is most brilliant when she reveals what the subliterature of blasphemy contributed to respectable Victorian fiction. |
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You can finish your life in an unrespectable way or you can finish your life in a respectable way. |
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Many never closed their doors, and all were gemuetlich and respectable, if noisy. |
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Miss Price told him a long, involved story, which made out that Mrs. Otter, a humdrum and respectable little person, had scabrous intrigues. |
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A respectable workman was with me yesterday, and objected that you receive from Mr. Cheetham a higher payment than the list price. |
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Appropriate as many mathematical techniques and metaphorical expressions from contemporary respectable science, primarily physics as possible. |
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Wordsworth was by 1820 respectable and highly regarded, holding a government sinecure, but wrote relatively little. |
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The author Robert Lee speculated that Teach may therefore have been born into a respectable, wealthy family. |
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Although the viewership figures were respectable, its slating in the press led US television networks to lose interest in broadcasting the film. |
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The team finished a respectable 4th out of 12 in the Celtic League in their only season of existence. |
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The show ran for a respectable 501 performances at London's Adelphi Theatre. |
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He keeps a kind of open house for all the respectable young men of the town who are staying in lodgings. |
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Tom recovers from his illness, a steadier and better man for it, and Julia's husband, Mr Yates, proves to be a respectable husband. |
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During the early Renaissance, duelling established the status of a respectable gentleman, and was an accepted manner of resolving disputes. |
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Now to get rid of this respectable clobber and feel like a man again. |
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For the next five months, Knicks fans will have to watch a collection of underachievers, inexperienced players and fair-to-middling pros attempt to be respectable. |
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His family is as old as the hills, and infinitely more respectable. |
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The vice trust, with equal ingenuity, sent prostitutes dressed in their tartiest outfits into respectable neighborhoods to inquire about apartments for rent. |
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He didn't look as if he knitted yoghurt for one thing. He looked too sensible and respectable to have anything in common with Dylan's dope-smoking mother. |
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The Bloomer Girls played a respectable brand of baseball, to be sure, but they didn't throw 350-foot laser beams from deep center, or chew Red Man during ballgames. |
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The Nets, of course, have flown the coop for far more respectable digs in Brooklyn, where the team will play its first game at the Jay-Z-backed Barclays Center on Saturday. |
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Leva said the respectable theatrical performance was crucial in reaching a video deal amid a tight market for independent fare due to aggressive studio discounts to dealers. |
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Its main discipline is Canoe Polo and the club was represented at the World Championships in Syracuse, Italy 2016 in the u21 Women's squad who finished a respectable 4th. |
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The same fish found in the hot pot is joined by crunchy, sweet green pepper squares in an appetizing rendition of fish in a respectable black bean sauce, filleted of course. |
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The show had a respectable run at The Cambridge Theatre in London. |
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And didn't he teach you what it was? We're in Romeville now, you simpkin. But you can't call it that in respectable company. You must say, London. |
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Due to the worldwide popularity of Hollywood stars they would be used to guarantee a respectable audience around the world as well as the United States. |
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Williams ended the season in tenth place in the Constructors' Championship, with a respectable 16 points, while Alan Jones finished 12th in the Drivers' Championship. |
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I suppose I'll just have to settle for being a respectable actor poncing around the West End and doing respectable BBC work for the rest of my life. |
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The inhabitants of China were seen as a separate class, away from the respectable areas of Merthyr, and were clearly recognisable by their lifestyle and appearance. |
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They explain that the first edition introduced an approach to social and behavioral sciences that was considered little, if at all, more respectable than palm reading. |
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I thought the name Raymond sounded respectable. Good name for a lawyer. |
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