Experts said that a tight work schedule was the main reason causing the decrease in reading. |
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A woman stood there dressed in a pale blouse and khaki pants, gray hair rolled into a tight bun upon her head. |
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I'm warm in my striped winceyette pyjamas and soft cotton bedding, my bedspread pulled up tight around my ears. |
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The evil ones quickly pulled it tight and then attached a large bag on a winch to the ropes and then pulled the bag over the castle wall. |
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The girl to our right, in complementary pinks and peach colors, lifts her face as she loosens the tight black collar around her neck. |
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I was unable to loosen the tight wire, it was probably a pliant clothing hanger. |
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Dr Arnmon addressed ambulatory surgery for patients with diabetes, saying that a tight schedule is never a reason to perform a procedure. |
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A group of Lancastrians thought we were too tight to put a shilling in the meter! |
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Composure slowly seeped back into the aggressive man, enabling him to gently release his captive from his tight and trembling grasps. |
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A Democrat won a tight victory for lieutenant governor while a Republican won a landslide triumph in the attorney general's race. |
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These tight restrictions on allowable moves, players say, make checkers in many respects more difficult than chess. |
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One should cushion the fall, cradle the head, remove glasses, and loosen tight clothes. |
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Heavy, tight weave fabrics will burn more slowly than loose weave, light fabrics of the same material. |
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Of course, technical guitar work and a tight rhythm section don't alone outweigh Tim's caterwauling. |
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He was dressed in a tight white T-shirt that flaunted his abs, and his muscular arms. |
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He was wearing a tight black shirt that showed off his nice abs and muscles. |
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Make sure jars have tight lids and are kept away from sunlight and heating vents. |
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The ventral slit is a vent on the obverse side which is neater, transforming the jumper from a tight crew-neck to a comfier V-neck. |
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Nevertheless, abbreviation pays off in having everything fit into a tight volume. |
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With abdominals tight and shoulder blades pulled back and down, bend knees and hinge forward without losing neutral back alignment. |
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The tight labor market meant that workers in all wage groups earned more money. |
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Annabel James deserved credit for a tight bowling display, ably backing up the more experienced Hughes and Jones. |
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The hip hop female look asks for low waist trendy jeans or skirts to bring attention to the hips and for tight tops to accentuate the chest. |
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It was a tight dress that reached my ankles, it had slits up the side that reached just above my knee and the top of it was cut in a v neck. |
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As you can see above, the space is a bit tight where the clip connects to the socket. |
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After rummaging through his drawer for several minutes he pulled out a pair of tight fitting jeans and long sleeved dark blue shirt. |
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The majority of missions will be timed, but this won't be a really tight limit by any means. |
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Driven by gears rather then a belt, it also has a telescopic wand to reach tight corners, no bag and washable filters. |
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It is driven by gears rather than a belt, and also comes with a telescopic extendable wand which means it can get into tight corners and edges. |
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I think I am going to go heavy on running backs and receivers and leave the tight ends and quarterbacks for down the line. |
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They were tight wins and there is little doubt the sea of red and black in the outer helped make the difference. |
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She was dressed in a red gown, with a tight bodice that accented her womanly features. |
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It had to be compact enough to fit in the tight shelf space reserved for impulse buys at the supermarket. |
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When using the combat roll, your downward energy is compacted and the tight roll causes a slight flowing impact. |
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Rather than struggle to unscrew tight metal lids on jam pots and their ilk, I use a small paring knife. |
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The cross country race features a tight and twisty, yet relatively flat course in the urban wastelands just south of Seatac Airport. |
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This is to facilitate companies who are working to tight deadlines with their end of year financial accounts. |
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Patients now don't want a tight jawline and forehead, they would rather have a face that looks natural and has soft lines. |
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She had really been crying in her sleep, she guessed, since her eyes were very watery, and her cheeks felt tight from the dried salty tears. |
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He was wearing a black turtleneck and tight black jeans, making him look even thinner than he was. |
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Think of a runner with tight calf muscles and a tight Achilles tendon running up a hill. |
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Keep really tight to the pole and, without making huge jerky movements, pull yourself as far up it as possible. |
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After a tight first set hewaxed in confidence and played better and better. |
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Her hard-set blue eyes were serious and cool, and she wore her reddish blonde hair in tight curls. |
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Perhaps she was a businesswoman now, who normally wore her shoulder-length hair in a tight bun. |
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The ropes are stretched tight around the corner posts, to allow for acrobatics from the actual ropes. |
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To minimize staining and wear and tear, Carmichael chooses cottons with a tight weave and a pattern. |
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Her wedding ring and plain gold earrings are her only jewellery, plus a few red beads and tight bangles on one wrist. |
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Brakes will need adjusting if the bike shop hasn't put the washers in for the adjusters, all you need is some lock tight and she's apples. |
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When walking through tight cover, the shooting hand can cup the trigger guard for extra safety. |
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Laminate floors, due to their durability and tight joins, are recommended by the experts. |
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Such preparation, they add, will be handier than ever in this spring's tight job market. |
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Sachio was strong, well-built man with fierce eyes and long hair tied back in a tight ponytail on top of his head. |
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She was especially well-endowed and on her tight T-shirt there was an image of the blessed Henrik. |
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The brute wore a white, sleeveless shirt tight against his large muscles and a ragged vest over it. |
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See, my throat was so tight it probably sounded like I was asking him to rumba around the room with me. |
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The new policies are meant to keep a tight rein on teachers rather than students. |
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The ombudsman must maintain tight contacts with the public administration as well. |
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Money was tight and we had to keep low, so we jumped a freight train to get back to New York. |
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Participants are being urged to get into the spirit by pulling on tight trousers or a spangly jumpsuit. |
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This uniform is a lot better than those tight jumpsuits we wore back in the day. |
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As she pulled at the laces of the tight whalebone corset, she gave a little gasp. |
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I was tight to him and holding him, and to be fair to him he was just trying to shrug me off. |
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When it started to rain, we wormed into our bivy sacks, said good night, and pulled the drawstrings so tight that only our noses stuck out. |
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The one in the middle was tall and rangy and wore a shiny fake leather jacket and tight black jeans. |
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Either side of the wheelhouse, tight against the side of the ship, is the steering cable. |
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Nevertheless, many traders insist on using tight stops on highly leveraged positions. |
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The little girl fell silent, whimpering in pain from the tight grip he had on her hair. |
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Do you constantly whine like a pig stuck in a tight pram over minute issues? |
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One lady dressed in tight black leather and brandishing a whip, insisted on chasing Geoff and me around the dance floor. |
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I wouldn't be surprised if they walked around their office wearing tight leather and vinyl with whips and riding crops at their sides. |
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It will be a tense and tight affair with a single goal probably enough to seal a place in the semi final. |
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His knuckles were white from the tight grip he had had on his sheets and pillow. |
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I saw Chris's knuckles turn white from his tight grip on the steering wheel. |
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We'll have to fend off keas from our lunch during the day and secure our packs tight at night. |
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Drivers and railway staff work under intense stress to keep to the tight timetables. |
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The match, tight as it inevitably will be, could be decided by one stroke of genius. |
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Here the aged lanes striate, as if geologically, in tight rows of narrow Levantine houses. |
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The bodice appeared to be rather tight fitting, but the skirt was quite loose and flowing. |
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Pacing around the room, his broad shoulders tight with nervous energy, he is agitated. |
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You end up with linebackers trying to cover a wideout that's playing tight end. |
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His head's still swimming so he holds on tight to her waist so he doesn't fall. |
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When he had to enter the lift the next day, he held on tight to his mother's hand. |
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Standing outside, his wife crossed herself as they passed and pulled her rebozo tight around her grey hair. |
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Without another thought Royce clambered out the window, keeping a tight hold on the makeshift rope. |
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He kept tight hold of her hand, then released it and put his arm about her waist. |
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I glared at him, but since he had a tight hold on my hand and I wasn't in the mood for a scene I followed him. |
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The kick drum and bass were tight and clear, and the top end was smooth and easy on my ears. |
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The academic buildings were windowless on the back and arranged into a tight quadrangle. |
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But he didn't panic and his third effort, from a very tight angle for a left-footed kicker, flew between the posts. |
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I turned to see Aya leaning in the corner, arms folded and dressed in loose shirt and tight shorts. |
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I scrunched the slip into a tight ball and took an air shot, the ball landing into a trashcan. |
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That position has him lining up in a variety of alignments, including tight end, wingback, and fullback. |
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Keeping a relatively tight formation in rough air was physically taxing, especially if you were flying wingman positions in a six-ship flight. |
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The EZ-Rocket performed another series of tight turns, steep climbs, and a wingover maneuver. |
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Departed tight end Shannon Sharpe led the Broncos in receptions in six of the past eight seasons. |
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A receptive female responds by swimming in a tight circle, exposing her abdomen and facilitating insemination. |
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The owner was in traditional Japanese dress-a red kimono with an obi and sandals, her black hair pulled back in a tight bun. |
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She wore a short black dress, her black walking heels, and a tight red cardigan with just the middle button done up over the dress. |
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He said nothing, but the tight set of his jaw made it quite clear that he did not approve of what he considered direct defiance of his wishes. |
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If your trucks feel too tight or too loose grab your wrench and adjust them by turning the nut on the kingpin. |
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She'd climb on with a bit of a problem, her tight little shirt wouldn't allow her too much freedom and the narrow stilettos constricted her feet. |
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Now with flawless tight grain kip skin leather and the best Pro Patterns, these gloves are sure to be the new industry benchmark. |
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The tight skirt she was wearing was all bunched up at her waist and her high heels were trying to fall off her dangling feet. |
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The boilers were fired by oil, and the rectangular tanks can be found tight against either side of the hull. |
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Innocent blondes, corrupted by wolfish brunettes with mannish haircuts and tight, tight sweaters, stare wide-eyed at the reader. |
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Overall, ships handle fast and furious and the level of control is consistently tight and responsive. |
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There is no place to hide, nowhere to run, and many wish that they hadn't pushed the wonder boy in a tight corner. |
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Burrowed within deviant squalls of noise and aural wonkiness, No Hands is actually plying some supremely tight little pop tunes. |
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On tight holes, hit a lofted wood off the tee instead of the driver, or even a middle iron. |
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She wore tight black jeans ripped at the knees, a tight black shirt, and chunky black combat boots. |
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Gary Godsey, a redshirt freshman better suited to play tight end, stepped in and delivered a win over Purdue. |
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I washed my face and hands and braided my hair in a tight knot at the nape of my neck. |
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We bought our house knowing that it would be tight for the first four or five years. |
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The acceleration of productivity growth also resulted from a tight labor market, as firms made better use of their workforces. |
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Take several more sheets and crinkle them up, as tight or loose as you like, and scrunch them up next to each other on your work surface. |
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In this very tight job market, more and more employers are agreeing to reduced hour workweeks and more flexible work schedules. |
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The salient point here is that the retrenchment was plainly not forced by tight money or credit. |
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Precious seconds later, they were wrapped in a tight embrace, each unwilling to let the other go. |
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The stump of a pipe he held tight in his teeth and the smoke encircled his head like a wreath. |
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He was not gagged, which was a blessing, but the rope was tied tight and limited any movement to a caterpillar-like wriggle. |
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I wrung out a cold washrag, let it soak in the hot water as I brushed my hair, then braided it into a tight braid in the back of my head. |
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It was low, yet not revealing, and her sleeves were long and loose with tight cuffs at the wrists. |
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In addition, this option provides no secure return on investment in a tight labor market. |
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A nice, tight plot with solid acting and direction is still enough to make a film successful. |
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The dress was tight at the waist and the bodice was decorated with black lace from the waistline up to the low neckline. |
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His pant were tight enough that he could fit his knee-high, steel-toed, laced boots over them. |
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She also defended the cost, and insisted she kept a tight rein on spending. |
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She's very spontaneous and can be aggressive at times, though she's usually able to keep a tight rein on that. |
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She almost seemed artificial, especially with how she kept a tight rein on her emotions, remaining perfectly in control at all times. |
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Revenues had to be grown through adding costs and capital to businesses and then keeping a tight rein on costs while watching profits grow. |
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Analysts say the regime will keep a tight rein on dissidents and focus on securing social and political stability. |
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The filmmaker keeps a tight rein on her direction and storyline, and the film's strength lies in its view of war through the eyes of women. |
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But while the company controls advertising and chooses programmes, the state-run TV station keeps a tight rein on news programming. |
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When it came to a standstill, I was holding tight onto the table and looking at another passenger, who was looking down at me. |
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But overly tight players lose money too because their playing style prevents them from overcoming the antes and blind bets. |
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Once again, due to the tight labor market, a major challenge in 2000 will be in the area of staff retention, training and recruitment. |
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And they slowly, painfully, retaught themselves the importance of combined arms and the tight integration of suppressive fire with movement. |
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Following an incisive pass, the left-winger raced clear, committed the keeper, before drilling a left-footer into the corner from a tight angle. |
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She was wearing shredded short overalls, sneakers, ankle socks and a sleeveless spaghetti strap tight top, over a black top. |
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Indeed, the tight articulation of the vertebrae throughout the vertebral column obscures details of accessory intervertebral articulations. |
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Thick leather straps went around ankles, and thighs, holding her legs tight to the stone, forcing them WIDE apart. |
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She wore baggy shirts and tight pants which only accentuated her round figure. |
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If you have an electric storage water heater in a tight space and want to convert it to gas, you can use an add-on burner for the electric tank. |
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He balls an intimidating fist as tight as he can, then releases it, like a lock in a canal. |
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The plant is succulent with leaves in tight rosettes more or less four centimetres or more across in diameter. |
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That and the daylighting serve to ameliorate the tight spaces of the upper lobby. |
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It includes a tight section of passage, masses of mud, a mini-wallows, and loadsa crawling. |
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An increasingly tight schedule meant that there was no room for quibbles about the job description. |
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For 25 minutes we were treated to a close, tight encounter with little or nothing to choose between the sides. |
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Around 6km of crenellated walls and arched gateways enclose a tight jumble of streets and cafe-lined squares. |
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Jen places her feet close together and, with her lower back tight and slightly arched, bends at the knees and hips. |
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The aramid fibers in the bead will stretch a little, typically enough to make a tight tire go on much more easily by hand afterwards. |
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We can't ask for rocket science, but comedy is always better wound up and tight versus aimless. |
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My left foot became wedged within the glass itself and it felt as if a tight fitting shackle were restraining me. |
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At the start of camp, Conway felt he had to practice even though he had a tight hamstring in order to justify his signing to team management. |
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She wears skin tight leathers and performs gymnastic twirls, capable of an Olympic gold. |
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Linkable rubber gym mats are laser cut to ensure a tight fit yet are still easy to install. |
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He's one of the league's quickest linebackers and can cover tight ends and running backs. |
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The signs were already there, however, that Hawick's pack might hold the key to this victory, because they were dominant in the tight situations. |
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The ripples of his muscles could show through the tight outfit that he wore. |
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Now, if you like your cake more on the beef than cheese side, then step right up and relish the ripped torsos and tight tushies of the men. |
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There is no big fruit, just intense, ripe Cabernet Sauvignon and tight old fashioned tannins. |
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The bright bubbly blonde made her way to my car in tight black jeans and a ripped black tank top with some writing on it. |
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The game became a battle of tight defence over all court positions with immense pressure being applied to the goal shooters of both teams. |
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She had tiny hands and fingers good for reaching into tight places to pick lima beans. |
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The league table is very tight this season, and a couple more defeats could see City in touch with the relegation stragglers. |
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In scene 1, Mystic Circles of the Maidens, thirteen women tread in a tight ring at the centre. |
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Chelsea ended up in a black pleated mini skirt with a tight red shirt that tied around the back. |
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The line must have clean-outs with tight fitting caps every 75 feet or less, or where the line has angles greater than 45 degrees. |
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If you're on a tight budget, yet up for a right laddish drive, a coupe could well be for you. |
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She always seems to find a place in Georgia to find tight revealing clothes. |
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He lost in the match of the season to the current league champions and then lost a tight game away to an improving Aston Villa side. |
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Hosannas to Ridley Scott, who made a star out of Sigourney Weaver by rigging her in a tight jumpsuit and launching her into space. |
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Successive tight close-ups of the star's rugged features reveal expressions that are less tensely pensive than muddled and confused. |
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Todd's face lit up in a full grin as he leaned over and pulled Rachel into a tight hug. |
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The linkage between a tight ruling circle and the military coupled with oil revenues in the successive regimes created authoritarian leaderships. |
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He had long, flowing green hair and a long, brambly beard, wore a tight tunic, and had a mantle that was sewn with the finest white ermine fur. |
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All that running and sprinting made my muscles all tight and painful to stretch out. |
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It's a urethane-laminated pack with welded waterproof seam construction with a truly water tight zip. |
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A team of 17 individuals assists the band with marching rudiments, choreography and in developing tight musical and visual components. |
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Expression blank and thoughts and emotions carefully controlled, she loosened her tight hold upon her fan. |
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Ten minutes ago two attack helicopters peeled off overhead, circling London in tight formation and I could see police launches on the Thames. |
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The goalkeeping union are a tight bunch and he hid his personal agony to gee up his nervous replacement. |
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Observers on both sides predict a tight contest that will not be decided until late in the game. |
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My stomach was a tight knot of dread, fear and something very close to the child-like terror I used to feel for the dark. |
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In spite of socialist rhetoric and tight economic controls, socialism was in no way a serious prospect. |
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He was holding on so tight I was sure I'd have a bruise on my arm soon. |
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Drake took a tight grip of the man's shoulders, but couldn't stop him from falling onto his side and rolling over onto his back with a metal jingle. |
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After opening packets of dried foods, such as flour, rice and breakfast cereals, reseal them tightly or transfer the contents to storage jars with tight lids. |
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The tight fit also restricts your abdomen, reducing your food intake during the day. |
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The climb ascended through a tight forest, green from canopy to floor. |
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Now he works out of his small apartment, mostly from a mat and some pillows set up before a low table strewn with audio equipment and papers covered in his tight longhand. |
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In some instances, a tight belt or other poorly fitted clothing can cause nerve root irritation, especially in physically unfit persons with protuberant abdomens. |
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The only way Jenn learned of their presence was when one of them clamped a hand over her mouth and the other four gained a tight hold on her arms. |
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Possession was often conceded and both sides missed kickable penalties which could have conferred a clear advantage in what was a very tight match. |
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Ali shouted to me to hold on tight because he thought he could see some fish, and sure enough, the line on the double-handed rod started whizzing away at high speed. |
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Drivers were jostling three abreast on the tight oval track, and then a couple of cars collided. |
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To a considerable extent, a tight circle of New York intellectuals, Ivy League stars, Nobel laureates and Oxbridge luminaries replaced him and his cohort. |
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LePage owed his election in 2010 to a split opposition, as he won a tight three-way race over cutler and Democrat Libby Mitchell. |
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Wenger allows no events other than football to take place on the tight little pitch, where the fans are almost close enough to the players to touch them. |
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Plants form a tight rosette of leaves, not a long blocky head. |
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She would have to let herself breathe, after three weeks of wearing a restrictively tight undershirt, giving her the appearance of a scrawny, underfed little boy. |
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However, tight linkage of separate genes cannot be ruled out. |
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His uniform was too tight and was wrapped around his doughy body like cellophane. |
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This year Las Vegas entered what it calls drought alert, meaning tight restrictions on water use for residents and businesses and heavy fines for water wasters. |
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When a new heifer comes in to milk, we halter and tie her tight to one of the large, heavy U-bolts cemented against the wall in our tie stall barn. |
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Silence struck the car as Peter's head slammed into the steering wheel, his seatbelt a tight band restraining his body from flying through the windshield. |
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The wind tried tirelessly to loosen her tight pony-tail, but only resulted in removing a few strands to hang by her ears, decorated with gold hoops. |
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He was wiry but compact, like a spring wound so tight it's ready to pop. |
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They have a very tight rollicking sound that will appeal to listeners. |
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The choleric Latin temper of that era and Shakespeare's 16th Century Italian world are seemingly similar with blood feuds, tight pants and hot blood galore! |
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The heat sears my head in razor thin strips between tight parcels of foil. |
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This particular form of tailoring is tight and tiny, cut with soft, rounded shoulders, open necklines and small waists which are sometimes belted. |
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In England, kirtles were normally gowns with tight fitting bodices. |
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So whilst Tim was whisking around in tight circles in his own, go-faster-striped coracle, his pupils were still pulling on old jeans, swimming costumes or wetsuits. |
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I refused to wear tight skirts, waistbands, or uncomfortable shoes. |
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Sometimes you just want to watch four people in tight black leathers whacking out two minute slabs of energetic thrash, and this they do perfectly. |
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Also very-Donatella were the tight black t-shirts, cut-out mini-dresses, and ultra-skinny leather pants. |
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Since a tight feeling in your lungs is so common during panic attacks, deep breathing can interrupt that cycle. |
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The groom might wear the traditional North Indian dress of a churidar kameez, or tight leggings made of silk or fine cotton, and a long shirt, or opt for a western-style suit. |
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To relieve tight and spasmed muscles due to sporting activities, massage well with a mixture of equal parts of rosemary essential oil and linseed oil. |
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Because of the thinness of the air, there is a very tight margin between the correct and incorrect airspeeds, as little as 50 mph. |
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John hangs the leather on a plaiting hook and applies saddle dressing to the strands so that each one is individually stretched to assure a tight plait. |
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No matter how well you drive, with such tight racing and constant jostling for places it is inevitable that you will incur a few bumps and knocks along the way. |
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A lot of those deals are very tight and clients become apprehensive. |
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A prohibition on taking deposits in local currency, strict capital requirements and a lid on opening branches are keeping foreign giants on a tight leash. |
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The congreso has a traditionally tight grip on the community, and like the other Kuna villages we visited, the place is clean as a whistle, with not a bit of trash in sight. |
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Holmes' own manipulation of language allows the reader to enter into his private universe, offsetting tight lineation and formal structure with inventive wordplay. |
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With a tight shooting schedule and 11-hour working days, Smyth works in much closer contact with members of the public than most people in his industry. |
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It seems that if you are in tight with the government, either you can buy a work permit, or they are given out like candy if it is the right project. |
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A reverse function makes easier retrieval of screws from tight boreholes. |
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She was not aware of her own tight stance and did not bother to relax it. |
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But my finger was tight on the trigger, and it hurt as I relaxed it. |
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Avoid using tight fitting diapers that could rub against the skin. |
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Position your seatbelt tight and low across your hips, like my grandmother wears her support bra. |
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Punters are aware of the Fringe's tight resources and make allowances for inconveniences such as badly designed ticket wallets and box office problems. |
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A supine Congress like the present one is rapidly eroding the American founding fathers' vision of a legislature keeping the executive branch on a tight leash. |
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Be sure to quickly bring your heels up to your rear in a tight tuck. |
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She cocked one slick eyebrow at us with a small, tight smile. |
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His fingers threaded through her tight chignon and loosened it. |
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At the show's end, the sweaty lad in the Brunei Polo Club shirt had pushed his wristband tight up his forearm, as if it were the sleeve of a blazer. |
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A female kudu bounds across our path, tail curled up tight like a powder puff and a family of giraffe edges closer, adults wary, youngsters consumed with curiosity. |
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Every single beautiful frame of this film is romantically and emotionally charged and the tight and highly formal framing adds even more intensity to the proceedings. |
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The judge tells him to sit tight and wait for his case to be individually handled at the end of the proceeding. |
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A leaky valve and a tight schedule are causing NASA some headaches. |
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A few weeks ago, she debuted her spring collection of breathtakingly short, tight dresses and skirts, to critical raves. |
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He was wearing a blue plastic cagoule with the hood up, pulled tight round his face, his paddles rhythmically hitting the cold water, constant as clockwork. |
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Agree on a tight monthly budget for eating out and put the budgeted amount of cash in an envelope. |
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The outstanding singer, songwriter, musician and producer did the majority of work on his new album himself, holding a tight rein on its creative direction. |
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European statesmen seized the opportunity to exploit these nationalist movements, while bringing them under a tight rein, in order to further the purposes of state power. |
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So the built-in challenge automatically is creating iconic sets and costumes on a really tight budget. |
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His only hope is that he won't be kept to a tight timetable. |
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In a related compound-unit vein, Showtime presents a tight clutch of attenuated compartments, jigging vertically like a dancing city skyline in a Tex Avery cartoon. |
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In this way the ships captain kept a tight rein on his men and when the ship set sail it was with a suitably chastened crew, or so the Captain thought. |
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He has people working for him, but he has a tight rein on every part of the process. |
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I walked back to my desk, keeping the satisfaction locked tight within a carapace of steely unconcern, and took in the scene. |
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By the end of the night, Cocktail Girl is sharing brandies and lecherous back chat with seven Brummie wide boys, all of whom sport Beckham haircuts and tight jeans. |
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Be assured, this latest XJ is compact enough to fit into a normal-size garage, and can easily cope with the tight spaces of multi-storey car parks. |
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Do not wear uncomfortable or tight shoes that rub or cut into your feet. |
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For example, dimerization of the transmembrane segment of glycophorin is less tight and equilibrates much faster in sodium dodecyl sulfate than in zwitterionic detergents. |
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But this one made his jaw clench tight and his teeth rattle a bit. |
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Anyone who remembers the leg warmers, big perms and tight jeans of the 80s will love Footloose, which comes to the Everyman Theatre in Cheltenham in April. |
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Throughout his life, possibly because of crippling arthritis, his preferred medium was watercolour, painted in luminous washes within tight well-defined outlines. |
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Circus space trainer Lila Lifely is a firm believer in the power of tight roping. |
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They were best used in tight areas and around islands rather than the open sea. |
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Fine the horses, with flying manes and tight lithe bodies, shoulders sweating, muscles rippling, mouths afroth. |
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The exertion of walking in a tight dress over rough fields made her momentarily more beetrooty. |
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The pilot pulled up hard into a tight loop and browned out, losing sight of the target. |
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The Oxford Union condemned the book for alleged plagiarism in a tight vote. |
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Indians do not hinder the progress of their dead by embalming or tight coffining. |
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The Tiger quarterback took a one-step drop, expecting his tight end to be open. |
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But Grey's electrokinesis and Greenman's telekinesis put me in a tight spot. |
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The installers attempted to thread the fish tape through the conduit, but were unable to reach around the tight bend in the tube. |
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Place your thumb on top of the shank and your bent index finger under the hair and pull the tying thread tight to flair it. |
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Cristina hands him a gummy but holds tight to her cupcake, for she's still working on it, and doesn't want to set it free yet. |
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The wide mouth was folded tight together, the heavy-lidded eyes were firmly shut as though she defied the world to disturb her rest. |
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A stray kaffir dog, his skeleton showing clear through tight skin, lay in the pit of blue shade outside the veranda. |
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He had fired his first shot, the killshot, with crosshairs locked tight at the base of the neck. |
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One prominent and very popular theory states that lifespan can be lengthened by a tight budget for food energy called caloric restriction. |
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It also lends itself to elaboration, because its tight syntax holds even the longest and most complex sentence together as a logical unit. |
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Cleave to a tight ship, my boy, as long as the wind blaeth, and while she lives upon the waters, she'll aye be a mauther to thee. |
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Over the year, the team scored 12 points despite the tight budget and finished 6th in the 1993 Constructors' Championship. |
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By tight coverage, the lead boat will attempt to stay as close as possible to its opponent while staying in front. |
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He also kept tight control of the main reserve, feeding in just enough troops to keep the battle going. |
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This requires tight bureaucratic control in order to determine who is eligible for assistance and who is not. |
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Household spending has shown further signs of stabilizing but remains constrained by ongoing job losses, lower housing wealth, and tight credit. |
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Johnson kept a very tight personal control of operations during the Vietnam War, which some historians have sharply criticized. |
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Female tourists are advised not to wear leggings, miniskirts, sleeveless dresses and short or tight clothing in public. |
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The structure of DNA is dynamic along its length, being capable of coiling into tight loops, and other shapes. |
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Since the early 2000s, the company has been focusing its refining business on processing crude from oil sands and tight oil from shales. |
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Such treatment is generally necessary to achieve adequate flow rates in shale gas, tight gas, tight oil, and coal seam gas wells. |
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The extended editions also had a tight schedule at the start of each year to complete special effects and music. |
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Some Bulldogs' naturally curling tails can be so tight to the body as to require regular cleaning and ointment. |
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Harbor pilots and tugboats may maneuver large ships in tight quarters when near docks. |
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Hey, only in America could a nerdlinger in tight pants announce that he wanted to poof the Statue of Liberty and get on TV as a result. |
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A nervy tank lining will be difficult to lay around tight bends or in corners because it tends to spring back. |
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The drapery became more intricate and structured over time, with the cloth forming a tight roll across the chest in later periods. |
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With the NAC taking a lead in organising the party's contests, and with finance tight just 28 candidates ran under the ILP banner. |
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The predators often cooperate in groups, using different techniques to panic or herd a school of herring into a tight bait ball. |
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