The vehicle was bought second-hand in 1997 by islanders but withdrawn from service three months ago when a door was damaged. |
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Most of us can only vouch for that from second-hand experience but we have no reason to doubt it. |
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And knowledge requires using your mind to think for yourself about things, rather than taking over opinions second-hand without examining them. |
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The news comes from American nurse Linley York and is at least second-hand information. |
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They'd rather get second-hand info about the finances from Wong than have to talk to the lippy accountant. |
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Irish retailers boasted the sale of London patterns and a number offered to buy used lace second-hand. |
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There are loads of ways of selling goods second-hand when otherwise you might throw them away. |
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They can be had in second-hand bookshops for a few pounds, and in charity shops for pennies. |
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As a result, much of the information that the public receives comes from the media, or second-hand information based on media exposure. |
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Mind you that salt should be taken, as second-hand information and college statistics might not be enough. |
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They probably don't even know a second-hand car salesman, as the latest 4x4 would be brand new as would be the cell phone. |
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Although the year 2004 proved to be a cold winter for China's auto industry, the country's second-hand auto market experienced continuing growth. |
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This requires reliance on second-hand information which may not be as accurate. |
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Most of the items are in good enough condition, considering that they are second-hand goods. |
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The first edition had twelve pages, and the incredible figure of 200000 copies rolled off the second-hand presses. |
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The rate applicable to investors in new and second-hand properties has been adjusted. |
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Farms in this country are being sold like second-hand cars at a vehicle auction. |
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She added that further action would be difficult without an official complaint as officers only have second-hand evidence to rely on. |
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What does first-hand experience add, that all available second-hand knowledge cannot supply? |
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My knowledge is largely second-hand, garnered as it was from my view above my grandmother's shop. |
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Ms Finnegan said another factor underpinning the pace of inflation was the limited stock of second-hand property available for sale. |
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Cllr Johnny O'Malley said the second-hand unit could be accepted as a stop-gap. |
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The home was furnished with second-hand goods and the children had hand-me down clothes although they always had shoes from Clarks. |
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Strangely, the wholesale booksellers who normally stock second-hand copies of the same are falling short to meet students' demand. |
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The blocks on this street between St-Laurent and St-Denis are lined with second-hand stores. |
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Pizza Nonna is next to two second-hand shops but these have not been vandalised. |
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I spot a rather pathetic second-hand shop down the way, and figure I'll try there. |
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Ricky and Fred love their worn-out clothes so much that the girls see no choice but to sell their rags to a local second-hand store. |
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Dealing with that kind of pressure and developing a practical attitude is not something you can get from second-hand experience. |
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Built into the barge's old fuel tank, the green room looked like a furniture display in a second-hand store. |
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Thrift stores include the Salvation Army, flea markets, as well as second-hand stores. |
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I'm looking forward to miles of walking along the water and I love browsing through the second-hand stores and thrift shops in the area. |
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And more and more second-hand stores gather vintage clothing donated to them into a special area. |
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Actual dance costumes, complete with glitter and sequins, often end up in second-hand shops. |
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I wonder if anyone has any experience, personal or second-hand, of the London Library? |
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So I went shopping, but when your destination is the local second-hand shop you can't really call it shopping. |
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There is only one place better than a video shop, and that is a good second-hand bookshop. |
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It's a signal that this region has been supplied with second-hand experiences for too long and that now it should be the first. |
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In second-hand bookshops around Melbourne you can still find copies of his grandfather's sermons. |
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It is the equivalent of late-night pub gossip, with nothing more than second-hand hearsay evidence to back it up. |
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A poet must experience, rather than simulate reality or rely on second-hand information. |
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Unlike traditional courts, second-hand evidence and hearsay can be admitted as evidence. |
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If your machine was purchased second-hand, this is a good time to get to know your local dealer. |
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He told his donah he knew all the places where they gave the best second-hand clothes in exchange for flowers. |
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But the city does have a few bibliopoles or sellers of rare second-hand books. |
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The WCB regulations on second-hand smoke might well prevent a waiter from serving a customer who is smoking. |
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They confirmed that a man entered the second-hand shop at around 1pm and sprayed an accelerant, believed to be petrol, around before igniting it. |
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Then they went home and played the accursed thing, and second-hand shops nationwide braced themselves for the deluge. |
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They were made from second-hand jute burlap and scraps of fabric pulled from ragbags and storage bins. |
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But if you really must have a ragtop, and your ragtop really must be a prestige badge, then a second-hand Z3 deserves serious examination. |
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For the rare or unusual gift, a trip round the antique or second-hand shops and a little imagination is all you need. |
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Yes, it is possible to buy second-hand records and compact discs, and yes you can save a little money by buying them. |
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But the amount of second-hand evidence, Vieira says, is too great to believe that nothing more solid will show up. |
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Adults can relax at the tea garden, browse through the flea market and buy a few second-hand books. |
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When I was ten, I saved enough money to buy a second-hand book called Tarzan of the Apes. |
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The ground floors are occupied by shops of second-hand dealers, and by iron workers. |
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For warmth she wore some kind of white fur wrap she had found months ago at a second-hand store in New York. |
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The defense objected to the second-hand testimony and the nine-man, seven-woman jury was ushered from the room. |
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Second, in place of the present lifetime licences for second-hand dealers, there will be relicensing and recertificating every 5 years. |
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But he was repelled by the second-hand religiosity of Comte's strange invention. |
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The school library was replenished every couple of years when boxes of second-hand books collected by students in Ireland arrived. |
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The whole village is gathered in a noisy sports hall, sipping local wines, while listening to a morbid folk song played on a second-hand zither. |
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There are reputable companies which source and resell end-of-life products and second-hand products. |
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If we hoped to blend in with the locals, we would definitely have to get ourselves a couple of tyre levers and second-hand wetsuits. |
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It's easier to borrow the book from a public library or buy it from a second-hand bookshop. |
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The Glasgow-based writer worked for many years as a dealer in second-hand, out-of-print and antiquarian books. |
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In the 21st century we know too much about the risks of smoking, and second-hand smoke, to let the practice continue. |
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But all the electronics machines were second-hand products and have no linkage to the Internet. |
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They'd rather get second-hand info about the finances than have to talk to the lippy accountant. |
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We are the kind of people, he thought, who buy their own furniture and second-hand at that. |
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People with chronic bronchitis should stop smoking and avoid second-hand smoke. |
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The hits people want to hear them play are freely available second-hand, in mail-order collections, and fairly cheaply in record shops. |
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In a bizarre spin-off, the Zambian textile industry has seen a glut of imported second-hand clothes which UK charities cannot sell. |
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Even the account that he gives of his schooldays has an impersonal, second-hand feel to it. |
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Their incorporation into these pedigree herds as suckler dams or resale as in calf cows offers a very lucrative second-hand value. |
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So it's really kind of an assessment of second-hand information, you know? |
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If you're not enlightened, Savemart is this big second-hand barn of a store nestled in the industrial sprawl of northern Te Rapa. |
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I do like second-hand things, but mostly I go for colour and fabric. |
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There are a scattering of IT resellers with second-hand stock. |
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I remember buying second-hand Levis before it was cool to do so. |
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But I'm always in the market for second-hand copies of software. |
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I have a friend who used to run a second-hand bookshop in the city. |
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Like all the best second-hand record shops, Rob's is a complete mess. |
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Adrian Mole is 35 and works in a second-hand book shop in Leicester. |
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Using a second-hand oil engine and a small dynamo, he lit up the family home with low-power bulbs. |
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In addition, it offers munificent subsidies to the evacuees to pay for affordable second-hand living quarters. |
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Back here at home, I have had to sell this book at my local second-hand booksellers in order to buy a pack of cigarettes. |
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Bibliophiles can always go to some of the older bookstalls specialising in second-hand books just off Brigade Road or on Avenue Road. |
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Sold some books and was ripped off by the unpleasant second-hand bookseller. |
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She spent hours unstitching second-hand clothes sent to them by another brother Richard. |
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Or you could catch the January sale at Esslemont And Macintosh and browse through the second-hand selection at Bon Accord Books on The Spital. |
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The course is based on freeware and shareware software that can be used on second-hand machines. |
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Through donations of second-hand equipment and visits by volunteers, Mr Pun was able to turn his vision of a networked Nepal into reality. |
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Earlier research into the effects of second-hand smoke had focused on non-smokers living with smokers. |
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Is this ban about persuading smokers to quit or protecting non-smokers from second-hand smoke? |
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Despite this, more than 3,000,000 non-smokers are exposed to second-hand smoke at work. |
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Other independent traders who are facing steep rises include Tony Nixon, owner of a second-hand car dealership in Bournemouth, Dorset. |
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Policemen need to be out there checking on pawnbrokers and second-hand dealers, because they know who is fencing the goods. |
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She was almost emaciated-looking and her clothing looked as if it were either second-hand, or else really old. |
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We assume a translation is second-hand and only the original can provide definitive clarification. |
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Notebook resells second-hand laptops, and any that cannot be sold are stripped for parts. |
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It is long out of print, though easily available on internet second-hand book sites. |
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By the shore there are renowned restaurants, while the street is lined with cheap cafes and second-hand shops. |
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Put all second-hand computer equipment through a wood chipper and pretend it never existed. |
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It was not suggested by the appellants, either in evidence or by submission, that there was any second-hand source of paternoster machines. |
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Dad eventually got me a set of second-hand clubs, and I've been playing ever since. |
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He believes this would persuade many motorists to switch to a second-hand purchase. |
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The first 20 minutes were nasty, with a steady incline in the road and the toxic buildup of second-hand smoke in our lungs from the night before. |
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Some of them even light up on buses where you can't even get away from inhaling their second-hand smoke. |
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He is sporting several days of stubble and a pinstriped second-hand sports jacket over an inside-out T-shirt. |
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The first consignment arrived along with a container-load of second-hand medical equipment also donated by members of overseas Rotary clubs. |
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Exposure to respiratory irritants such as second-hand tobacco smoke, dusts, and fumes should be minimized. |
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She felt like she was getting a thousand diseases just from their second-hand smoke. |
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The government has decreed that importing second-hand cars would damage the local market. |
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Old wardrobes can be bought at second-hand stores and the mirrors cut to size by glaziers. |
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Your family, your children, your pets all might be deleteriously affected by your second-hand smoke. |
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Here the boy acquired a second-hand pair of gloves and led his obscure bush school to a state championship. |
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Apart from the fact that new ones depreciate in value rapidly, second-hand cars are often a lot nicer. |
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They sell second-hand parts either to computer assemblers in the grey market or to buyers directly at the weekly Sunday bazaar. |
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Mr Lewis had owned a second-hand shop in Victoria Road, but in his grief after Terry's death he turned to drink. |
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The sales director forecast further growth in both transactions and values in second-hand luxury units. |
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So I guess we've all spent a disproportionate amount of time in the three second-hand shops. |
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There are almost 400 deaths a year from the inhalation of second-hand smoke. |
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All of this is being related by me as second-hand knowledge. |
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I had found some of the biographies second-hand over the years. |
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I bought my copy second-hand, from a Trotskyist in her forties. |
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Find one of those lovely old editions second-hand is my advice. |
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Most people get their news about global warming second-hand, but for those who want to keep their own finger on the pulse of the planet, two Web sites merit special interest. |
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I'm very mistrustful about it, because just everyone knows that when you get things second-hand, the problems that there are in the translation are great. |
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The hospitality I received cannot be experienced second-hand. |
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And society has a duty to them, their families and those who breathe in their second-hand smoke, to help them quit. |
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But these ads are focused on the second-hand smoke you might encounter in a public place. |
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Once I got used to the second-hand smoke, Arto made the trip that much more enjoyable. |
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These were all purchased from street barrows when second-hand books were sold at a cost of about sixpence each. |
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If necessary, the murderous self-murderer can even make do without such second-hand justifications altogether. |
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The direction of each transect was randomly chosen using the second-hand on a timepiece. |
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There is a wide range of property available, from small second-hand apartments to top-of-the-range new villas. |
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For Universal to toss it off like another second-hand series ripe for a digital dollar draw is spiteful, to both fans and the inquisitive alike. |
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The shop stocks a selection of second-hand books, bric-a-brac, models, toys, games and a selection of official Yorkshire Air Ambulance souvenirs. |
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Perhaps the second-hand shops of the north-east could reveal hidden treasure for the sharp-eyed landlord? |
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He died in 1917 from trench fever caught second-hand from an interviewee just back from the front. |
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He pulls back the trouser of his left leg and reveals a shaft of shiny brown plastic with a wooden foot squeezed into a second-hand running shoe. |
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The vast black market in second-hand mobile phones has made the thefts an easy way to make money. |
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Any experienced historian such as Walsh should know that the third-hand writings of second-hand information taken half a century after an event concluded are dubious at best. |
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Go on treasure hunts to places like flea markets, auctions, antique shops, second-hand stores, garage sales, craft sales and church rummage sales. |
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It seems that fashion has become more democratic than ever, with anyone with a good eye and access to a second-hand shop able to hold her own with the ladies who lunch. |
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The challenge of science is to overcome the constraints of our neurological wetware and understand a physical world that we know only second-hand and incompletely. |
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And you thought I was just some bitter provincial pseudo-intellectual getting by on warmed-up Kingsley Amis with the odd dash of second-hand Foucault. |
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In addition to the second-hand traumatization of hearing hour upon hour of human misery, there are expectations that accompany such intimate sharing. |
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It was hard to believe this modest little place was charity shop Barnardo's, once associated with sale of second-hand items to raise funds for waifs and orphans. |
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Many non-smokers suffer from the diseases of active smoking, when they inhale toxic chemicals such as arsenic, benzene and vinyl chloride from second-hand smoke, he said. |
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The answer, then, to keeping our second-hand bookshops in new stock is for our book distributors and publishers to let second-hand book dealers have access to their overstock. |
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Although his clothes were clean and cared-for, they were also clearly second-hand and shabby, and his long feet were bare on the cobbles of the street. |
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How can you argue your right to hand me your second-hand smoke? |
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As a consequence of the approach adopted by insurance companies on the early surrender of endowment policies, a market has developed in second-hand endowment policies. |
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There was a pub and there was this second-hand shop next door. |
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The second-hand bookstalls on the Passeig de Gracia will sell you yellowed copies of Civil War newspapers celebrating exaggerated or imaginary victories over Franco. |
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Bower describes him as the son of a docker, a barrow boy and an aspiring second-hand car dealer, as if these trades alone could be hurled as insults. |
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It is disenchanting to face the reality that these policemen were so interested in hunting down a pair of second-hand pants I purchased at a thrift store abroad. |
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The doctors whispered that it was second-hand smoking, the worst culprit. |
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Buying second-hand goods and accepting hand-me-downs work for me, too! |
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There is no ventilation system that reduces or eliminates the carcinogenic products of second-hand smoke or the sidestream smoke from cigarette smoking. |
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Many years ago I took out a personal loan to buy a decent second-hand car. |
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My favourite escapes from the shopping craze are Zurich's summer flea markets and second-hand shops. |
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I bought a second-hand car but I don't like the colour, so I'm taking it in for a respray. |
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Philip Henslowe operated as both a theatre manager and a fripper, selling his stock of second-hand clothing to his own theatre. |
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The ostensible purpose of the ban is to protect kids from second-hand smoke. |
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During Sunday's show,presenters drove second-hand cars at a cardboard cut-out of Mr Brunstrom as part of a brake test. |
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It sells them, carries out servicing work, sources new and second-hand parts and is a dab-hand at respraying Figaros pink. |
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Some claim that the style comes second-hand to the guitar from the squeeze-box tradition. |
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It is never worth putting your life at risk for the cost of an electric blanket, and you should never buy one that's second-hand. |
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Post-nasal drip can be caused by colds, allergies, cold temperatures, second-hand smoke, hormonal changes, and structural problems. |
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I could never lower myself enough to buy second-hand clothes. |
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Carpet beetles, second-hand smoke concerns and, especially, bed bugs are a few of the latest hot-button issues in high-end co-op and condo buildings. |
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Badgeless cars are blighting the second-hand market, according to experts. |
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Yet second-hand romance and second-hand emotion are surely better than the dull, soul-killing monotony which life brings to most of the human race. |
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Workers exposed to second-hand smoke in the North-East are being urged to sign a register so they can make compensation claims if they develop lung cancer. |
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But this will only happen if children's exposure to second-hand smoke does not reduce as a result of a mix of stop smoking interventions and campaigns. |
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Exposure to second-hand smoke is linked to several children's health problems including sudden infant death, middle ear disease, wheezing and asthma. |
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Alert the second-hand trade and publicly checkable stolen goods database. |
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Welsh dressers can be found in most new and second-hand pine shops. |
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