| The nature of that peaceful, beautiful part of the world would be changed forever if the proposals are allowed to go ahead. |
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| With the holiday season behind us and the new year ahead, it's time for a fresh start. |
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| When a reporter publishes heretofore unknown information ahead of other news organisations, it's called a scoop. |
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| The reason for that is that traders, particularly those in the dairy industry, are often outstripping or moving well ahead of the bureaucrats. |
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| She could see the light from the station up ahead and feel the subway car slowing to greet it. |
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| Finishing ahead of them for one or two years could maybe be misconstrued as a fluke, but this outright ownage simply cannot. |
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| American hegemony in defence will, however, remain unchallenged for as long ahead as can be contemplated. |
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| She had that same aura of persistent irritation that wafts on the breeze ahead of wandering herds of Jehovah's Witnesses. |
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| Hemant Trevedi, fashion stylist, designer, choreographer, and teacher, is known for being ahead of his times. |
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| Plan ahead if you elect to choose to make a handgun part of your personal defense plans. |
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| Tetsuya doesn't open on Saturday night, he takes bookings no more than six weeks ahead and is fully subscribed almost at once. |
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| He has one hand on the controls, one eye on the track ahead and is sharing a laugh over his shoulder with an overenthusiastic train buff. |
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| For the hot summer days ahead, Dimitri mixes, selects and scores a direct hit. |
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| Your parents have probably noticed the chemistry between you so if you want to level with them, go ahead. |
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| Instead, there was sadness and a heavy heart about the decision that lies ahead of him. |
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| Suddenly she took off, like a streak, straight ahead, and vanished out of sight. |
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| We strung a piece of concertina wire across the highway 100 yards ahead of our position to warn drivers to stop. |
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| The strong desire to move ahead can at times tempt businesses to cut corners or bend the rules. |
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| He wears tee shirts and a designer stubble and is always two steps ahead of himself. |
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| But I completely outfought him and was way ahead on the scorecards when the fight got stopped. |
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| Around 1,300 builders and subcontractors should be employed if the project goes ahead. |
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| An unseemly ruck developed for his services, before he eventually chose European champions Northampton ahead of English champs Leicester. |
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| Many writers have a problem with even hinting at the general tone of a piece ahead of time. |
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| The service had ended and the priest was standing in front of them, motioning for them to exit the chapel ahead of the rest of the guests. |
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| Cultivation and hilling operations will likely be earlier than usual this year to stay ahead of the weeds and provide for early irrigation. |
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| In the past she cleverly stayed ahead of the game by overembellishing the dresses and decking them in fur. |
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| Needing to finish four places ahead of Paul Foerster and Kevin Burnham, the British pair were unable to overhaul their American rivals. |
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| If the guy wants what is best for his country, and if he does not infringe on mine overmuch to do it, he can go right ahead. |
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| It uses cheap narrative tricks to skip ahead to a pivotal moment in the tale. |
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| This weekend we put the clocks ahead for summer time and I'll be able to cut through Soho Square on the way home every night. |
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| As the road bends left again the spread of the Kentmere Horseshoe opens out ahead. |
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| Maybe something they've internalized about rhythm leads them to create a catalexis instead of planning out a catalexis ahead of time. |
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| He says the people of Poland must work hard because they have a struggle ahead to catch the other countries of the West. |
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| While I staggered on, the children streaked ahead, striking up conversations left, right and centre. |
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| The original readers of the New England Primer began their studies with the prospect of heaven ahead and hellfire behind and on both sides. |
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| He walked ahead at a fast clip, still trying to get his heart to slow down. |
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| The way ahead is open, quiet, unvisited by any other animals on this night. |
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| In spite of strong and heavy rain people went ahead with the annual Spring clean up. |
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| What I am sending herewith must be final draft for now, everything presses on ahead. |
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| The stories of heroics performed in war zones to get the story home to breakfast tables will only sound more resounding in the weeks ahead. |
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| I think the Wexler model, the constituent outreach stuff, was ahead of its time. |
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| Milburn has been arguing for a more radical manifesto that looks ahead rather than dwells on Labour's past achievements. |
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| Stopping for a moment to catch his breath, he heard a horse neighing ahead. |
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| In 1910 it was the home of 18, 182 souls, a dead and hopeless outlook ahead. |
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| If the body gets too far ahead of the club or the club outraces the body on the downswing, power and consistency will be lost. |
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| We are champing at the bit, we want to go ahead and build a better railway. |
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| Go ahead with the tournament and take a chance on the checks being cashable when the banks open. |
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| He plays a vital role travelling ahead of us to check our intended route is safely passable and helping anyone who falls overboard. |
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| With Christmas and New Year a few days ahead, customers have started visiting shops selling greetings cards. |
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| Pardon me, old chap, but aren't you getting just a bit ahead of yourself in rather an offensive manner? |
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| He had some reason to feel hard done by after Hamish not only got to bat ahead of him, but had a bowl as well. |
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| They were truly ahead of their time, and one of the saddest chapters in wrestling history was the day they closed their doors forever. |
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| Throughout the latter part of the 1990's the markets surged ahead, generating untold wealth for some people as all stocks went into overdrive. |
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| And so, I went ahead in the laboratory and figured out why it is that women are stress overeaters, and there was beautiful science behind this. |
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| You should go right ahead and marry anybody you want to because in a certain way, yours is a charmed life. |
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| Still ahead, troubling new evidence of the government's failure to keep U. S. passports secure. |
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| And since I was working with the disabled before the accident, I knew what kind of a life was in store for me ahead, which broke my spirit. |
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| Some of the proposals in the White Paper will need to be passed by Parliament before they can go ahead. |
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| Whilst the company has done well operationally, the share price may have run ahead a little too far. |
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| But they always sugar-coat the bad news by saying that the revenue is ahead of last year. |
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| He put the team ahead of personal goals and ambitions, taking upon himself to mentor and cheerlead for his understudy-turned-starter. |
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| Despite these complications, the company is obviously ready to move ahead with its cheerleading. |
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| Imagine snuggling up in front of your own log fire while outside the north wind blows a bitter warning of frosty times ahead. |
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| Just when you think you've gone the wrong way, the sea becomes visible ahead and the path opens out on to a glorious pebbled beach. |
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| You have a lot more power plays and you get ahead and the other teams have to open it up. |
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| Her husband, a tall, stout fellow who probably wrestles alligators for fun, stomps ahead, engrossed in the sports pages of the paper. |
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| He valiantly discards this safety net, daring readers to untangle the clues ahead of the police. |
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| Nearing Poer Head, Conor and Denise Phelan in Endeavour managed to catch them but could not pass clear ahead. |
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| He picked up his speed, not even thinking as far ahead to what he would do if he did catch up with her, he just wanted to get to her. |
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| Breaking the pattern is not a big deal for them, and man for man they were miles ahead of their opposite numbers. |
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| He is streets ahead of anyone else, and Ian McGeechan could not lace Jim Renwick's boots as far as I am concerned. |
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| She added the council was pursuing the acquisition of land and property along the route in order for the scheme to go ahead. |
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| The other major powers are keen for the EU to press ahead with the Kyoto protocol without the US if need be. |
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| But the Gordon's didn't follow anyone else's lead, they were true originals, ahead of their time. |
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| Dale Robinson will again understudy with a tune-up eight-rounder ahead of a possible crack at the British flyweight title around Christmas. |
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| But many young journalists seeking to move ahead in the business world mistakenly believe that their work will speak for itself. |
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| This may be made ahead and frozen, then reheated after you come in from skiing or snowmobiling. |
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| Put the drive you are installing from, either the floppy or the CD-ROM, ahead of your hard drive. |
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| The Ravens coach shook his fist at the crowd after his team went ahead 24-10, one of the most unsportsmanlike gestures I have ever observed. |
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| Maintaining friendly relations with neighbours and calm within the country are the big tasks ahead. |
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| Halfway around the track she was tripped, and she fell into a small puddle while the other girls sprinted ahead unconcerned. |
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| The sense of elation at having beaten the odds and quitting while ahead gives a buzz like no other. |
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| Because all these biorhythms begin on the day of our birth, we can know our ups and downs ahead of time. |
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| More possibilities lie ahead for heart patches and repair of the dura mater tissue that protects the brain and spinal cord. |
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| This was definitely a year of growth for the Turkish Vans and we look forward to an even bigger and better year ahead. |
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| If Asda does push ahead with the new format, it is certain to test the concept first. |
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| I can't say I know how this will turn out, I can't say I'm unaware of or unworried about the likely emotional turmoil that lies ahead. |
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| The image shows a straight road ahead with no turns flanged by cryptic road signs jutting out at strange angles. |
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| There has also been suggestion that he may issue a statement outlining the purpose of the visit, if he decides to go ahead. |
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| Unwillingly teamed up with a young, cocky thief, Nick decides to go ahead with this final score. |
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| After a journey of about ten minutes we could see ahead of us about a dozen people standing up to their waists in water. |
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| I stare straight ahead at the chalkboard where Mrs. Hileman is demonstrating math problems. |
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| That is to say, he isn't the type of guy who will get ahead of you in speed, but he outsmarts you. |
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| Each eye potentially views a significantly duplicate volume ahead and has a large monocular field of view laterally. |
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| In my third game, against a mild, socially awkward and untalkative lady, I got quite a way ahead. |
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| It might be said that they saved the best for last because Bergen steered the sorrel gelding to a 227.5 score, to blast ahead in the rein work. |
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| He tried to talk with her, but she simply stared straight ahead and answered him in monosyllables. |
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| We are going ahead with that and there will be reserves in the near future. |
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| If you are asked to be a guest, be sure to have the prepared questions ahead of time so you can get ready with a few tweetable responses. |
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| Paul Walker put the home side ahead in the 56th minute and it was all over bar the shouting when Paul Blair grabbed a third. |
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| She pushed her ahead then shoved her into the bathroom, shutting and locking the door behind them. |
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| He was only twenty paces ahead of her, if she could only catch up, she could stop him. |
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| In a modern society, such knowledge logically ought to be valued most by the upwardly mobile middle class, who can use it to get ahead. |
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| There are real fears that many coal merchants, dockers and hauliers will be seriously affected if the Government's blanket ban goes ahead. |
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| These girls are so young, so fresh and clearly brand new to what's ahead of them. |
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| Mr Venables sat upright, staring straight ahead with his lips thin with rage. |
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| Madoka's father must have handed the parking attendant a tip ahead of time with instructions to signal when Madoka and her mother arrived. |
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| For the brats, either throw them on the grill or fry them in a pan ahead of time. |
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| We have a long road ahead of us, but think of what could be here at Hakalau Forest for the Refuge System's tricentennial celebration! |
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| A company of Kurushan archers surrounded the small hillock as their warriors ahead of them drew up their shields. |
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| When I just go ahead and speak my mind, inevitably it comes out sounding like I am an insensitive, unsympathetic rationalist. |
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| The wind then came ahead creating very heavy head seas that continually broke over the ship's bow leaving it awash for minutes at a time. |
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| York Race For Life organiser David Martin said capacity had been reached ahead of tomorrow's official sign-up deadline. |
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| Leave hasn't been piped yet but the excitement of what lies ahead for our visit is growing throughout the ship. |
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| It misrepresents the nature of the choices ahead for the Australian labour movement. |
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| I hope I'm not putting the mockers on it but the chance I can go ahead on Sunday, with everybody there, will be absolutely amazing. |
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| When the breadboarded VFO is working on both bands, go ahead and solder it together on a circuit board. |
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| Instead of talking he just removed the luggage from the overhead and stalked out ahead of me. |
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| They fund the Mod and the National Gaelic Arts Project, they prepared a Gaelic language policy ahead of most other organisations. |
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| I think we have to go ahead and do the best we can under the circumstances. |
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| But from ahead the sounds of heavy artillery fire suggested that sterner opposition was to come. |
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| The film opens with the family hitting the road on a moment's notice, one step ahead of law enforcement agents. |
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| I feel that the County Manager will be forced by legislation to override the decision of the County Council and go ahead regardless. |
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| If the strike goes ahead it could see schools close, council services disrupted and hospitals affected. |
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| Their wild, headlong struggle to stay one step ahead of the truth grabs the viewer from the first and simply never lets go. |
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| It doesn't stack up and it seems the headlong contradictions we are living with could cause serious upheaval in the period ahead. |
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| They also reportedly stressed the importance of such positive trends to be sustained in the weeks ahead. |
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| In its 18 years in power it pressed ahead with previously unthinkable policies. |
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| She is not a woman to worry excessively about committing bigamy and now she is blithely preparing to move ahead into trigamy. |
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| I found them to be open and frank about some of the challenges that still lie ahead and I think it this is important. |
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| Significant cost reductions and a greater focus on wage moderation were necessary to protect jobs in the year ahead. |
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| They hit another stop light shortly ahead, falling in behind a line of five or six cars all waiting for the light to turn. |
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| The council says the birds pose a health hazard and that the only option now left is to go ahead with the cull. |
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| But go ahead if you're confident of your investment skills and have a cast-iron stomach for failure. |
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| Their modus operandi was to approach candidates ahead of the examination with the promise of showing them the paper in advance. |
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| The trigger finger is straight ahead, it is not in the chamber so that there is no chance of pushing and having a discharge. |
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| We were supposed to leave very early in the morning since we had a very busy day ahead of us. |
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| However, once he got to third, Harvey and Templeman were just too far ahead for Westbrook to catch them. |
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| Of course the rest of the family, wife and two teenage boys are still in bed in denial of the work that looms ahead. |
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| She kept going further ahead and then turning to wait for them to catch up, as Matthew couldn't move very fast. |
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| I shook my head slightly at those thoughts and jogged a little faster, catching up with Matt and Liz ahead. |
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| In a third of the time he's already caught me up and in the next few weeks he will zoom ahead. |
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| With Roger Federer head and shoulders above everyone at the very top, Andy Roddick, Lleyton Hewitt and Safin are streets ahead of the rest. |
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| As a football team we were streets ahead of them, but they got a penalty and a breakaway goal. |
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| Parliament was adjourned sine die on a sombre note on Monday, four days ahead of the scheduled end of the monsoon session. |
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| And anyhow I am only 19 and I have my whole life ahead of me to have a whole hoard of other boyfriends. |
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| Nate almost didn't see the jeep that was ahead of him, because it had started snowing pretty heavily. |
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| The improvements come not a moment too soon, as the road ahead for the Warriors grows even more daunting. |
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| When we reached the village on foot the others went ahead, walking in a purposeful stride toward the synagogue. |
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| Their winger put them ahead with a superb strike and they wrapped up game with a scrambled effort. |
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| The bloodshed has sparked fears that the violence could worsen ahead of the elections. |
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| Offshore oil rigs and platforms, refineries along the Gulf Coast all closed tonight ahead of the hurricane. |
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| He's from the old school, motioning you ahead of him through doorways with a graceful wave of his expressive hands. |
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| Boss Nicky Law was pleased with the performance in City's final tune-up ahead of their Scottish tour. |
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| Up ahead the engine rumbles across the trestle and clatters over the crossing tracks at State Line diamond. |
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| Shouting from up ahead and the sun was blotted out for a few seconds as we passed through a gatehouse. |
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| The proposed new motorway could pass within four miles of the town, if it goes ahead in that area. |
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| When he is ahead in the count, he likes to drop down to a sidearm delivery and throw a two-seam fastball or hard slider. |
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| Mrs Dearnley said parents are mounting a campaign to stop the closure going ahead. |
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| However, ahead of them loomed a large mountain range, like an impassable wall. |
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| The Mongols were actually ahead of most of their opponents in terms of technology, training and leadership. |
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| Her voice died out and she snuck a glance back toward the wanderer, his eyes were still on the road ahead showing no expressions. |
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| Council agreed Monday to forge ahead with a proposal to select a third sister city, this time in the Shanghai area of China. |
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| She too left her uncle's study to prepare for the journey ahead, and leave a little farewell note to her unbeloved King Chastain. |
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| Many US traders were sitting on their hands ahead of a key update on the economy by Federal Reserve chairman Alan Greenspan this evening. |
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| Women caught in the web of structuring a career have to think a lot before deciding to go ahead and have a baby. |
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| Decide what kind of menu you want as far ahead as possible and whether you want a sit-down dinner or a buffet. |
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| He was odds-on to win a seventh championship despite controversy ahead of the 2004 turf season, but lost out to Frankie Dettori. |
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| She looked outward, and could just make out a two-legged, tramping shape making little twists and rolls ahead of her. |
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| Up ahead, a shepherd's dogs snarl, prompting one of our boatmen to tear into a bush and hand us branches for self-defense. |
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| He just rolled his eyes, unbuckled his own safety belt, and left ahead of me. |
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| Analysts predict he has a tough fight ahead to retain the seat, as it is rare for a sitting member to return. |
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| If you have already integrated a vegetarian sideline in your food service operation, you are already a step ahead. |
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| The formality of another victory eased Celtic to an uncatchable 16 points ahead of Rangers. |
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| What lies ahead is completely uncertain, but also, it seems, full of promise. |
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| What's more certain is that when it comes to understanding knots, the road ahead almost certainly has more twists and turns. |
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| We are fed up with getting mucked around and even though we had other players ill with flu we just decided to go ahead. |
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| If this doesn't make the boss get his skates on and decide to go ahead and print it, I don't know what will. |
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| Then, as they approached the left-hand turn, he tried to get ahead, clipping the Ferrari. |
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| The accurate boot of Radley nudged them ahead with two penalties before Aussie sub Bob Wood crashed in for a maiden try that Radley converted. |
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| The next day Lewis walked ahead with three men to find the Shoshones and horses for portage. |
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| But if you are a chameleon, you can sneak in and move ahead with the furtiveness required in one-day cricket. |
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| Octavian went ahead with his triumph, when the procession through Rome bore an image of Cleopatra with a snake ostentatiously clamped to her arm. |
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| If next week's action goes ahead, motorists will face long queues, frustration and misery. |
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| Ilivdorl charged ahead, but Valdaer, a master of combat, sidestepped the attack, though he winced as he stepped on his injured leg. |
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| We picked our way up one side of the ridge, and I found a spot where we could spend the long night ahead. |
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| As I look through the cracked windshield at the road ahead, I'm confident the tro-tro is up for the journey. |
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| They challenge existing theories and accepted musical norms, always striving to keep a step ahead. |
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| Then skip ahead to tomorrow, friend, because today is the first day of the 58th Cannes Film Festival. |
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| He and his partners introduced weekly multidisciplinary meetings, an approach that was ahead of its time. |
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| Paul Thorman converted both and, rather than rattling up a cricket score, York were only 24-12 ahead at the break. |
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| As the treacherous winter months lie ahead, let's not wait for more alarming statistics to bring us to our senses. |
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| Even though he was fairly sure she couldn't touch him, he sidled to a side wall, trying to keep ahead of her. |
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| This argument has been surprisingly popular this year, given what seems to be a gross underestimate of the peril that lies ahead. |
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| He appeared to have it covered until a late bobble saw him spill the first effort and clutch the loose ball ahead of the in-rushing Fraser. |
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| And had it not been for a bobble after another Kennedy slip, he might have put Kilmarnock ahead eight minutes after the interval. |
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| There were tough times ahead and a lot of people depended on 'underground mutton' or else they might have starved. |
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| Straight ahead, random chance determined she'd be born with a severe birth defect but random chance may also save her life. |
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| Rather, Robertson, skulking ahead, has now downgraded his earlier call to murder and mayhem to mere kidnapping. |
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| Anyway if you regard the body of work on the album ignoring the College Dropout theme this album is way ahead of the pack. |
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| An officer from his section stood outside his door, staring ahead sightlessly, opening his mouth to recite a message in a monotone. |
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| He was weightless, bodiless, free of pain, yet somehow fearful of the possibilities that lay ahead. |
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| On the third occasion He sent the twelve on ahead by twos and followed after them. |
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| One minute later however Leixlip went ahead again courtesy of some very slack defending. |
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| It is a disgrace that this race hatred event can go ahead while two multiracial and peaceful events are banned. |
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| It was not to last long however, when the sea of spaceships finally parted and they once again faced blank space ahead of them. |
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| But fifth place, five seconds behind the American, will have given him a huge boost in confidence for the tests that lie ahead. |
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| Stacked ahead of me are the dull and mundane tasks that'd bore anyone with an IQ higher than their pants size. |
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| That, though, is no reason for Britain to rush ahead of the pack by putting an undigested treaty to a snap popular vote. |
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| As regards animal by-products treatment and slaughterhouses, considerable work is still ahead. |
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| The figures provided positive signals on the state of the economy, with tax receipts from wages, consumer spending and stamp duty all ahead. |
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| The work of pioneers like Dr Stephen Scott and Dr Carole Sutton shows the way ahead. |
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| Putting up the minimum wage and increasing unemployment benefit are not the way ahead. |
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| At one point, we had to stop at an interlocking and the dispatcher couldn't clear the signal because of the train ahead. |
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| To complete the course, she'll depend on a musher riding ahead and radioing back warnings of low branches, obstinate moose, and open water. |
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| Some have been forced to sell their homes, while others have experienced substantial financial difficulties which stretch ahead unendingly. |
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| She began twiddling her thumbs together and staring at the wall ahead of her. |
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| Just ahead, we'll find out about efforts to get the cafes and the bistros back in business. |
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| If she chooses, Martine will have a good career ahead of her in musical theatre. |
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| Just ahead, in the wider section of the pass, the dried bones and carcasses of men and pack animals lay strewn about. |
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| Our work demands people's best and allows all of us to move ahead into unexplored areas. |
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| In exchange for the amendment, bank lenders would be paid back ahead of some bondholders if the company files for bankruptcy protection. |
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| The task ahead is monumental and extremely serious for us and the generations to come. |
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| Your focal point is visually eye-level, straight ahead in the depth of the room, or the opposite wall. |
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| The twinkle of light began to grow and divide, until Peter could see a myriad of bright lights just up ahead. |
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| Doing the shopping could be as easy as picking up an order that you mailed ahead during a lunch break. |
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| It took his season tally to 161 wins, a slender four ahead of his rival for the champion jockey title. |
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| Luxembourg also went ahead and unfroze the assets of an organisation that the US government said was connected to them. |
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| They are a greedy muttonheaded publisher and they think only one quarter's profit ahead. |
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| Immediately ahead is a country-style kitchen which has sliding doors leading to a patio area in the back garden. |
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| I kept on skating ahead of him, gathering more and more momentum and doing a complex combination of twirls, spins, and turns. |
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| Whatever the referendum result, the bourgeoisie will press ahead with its offensive against the working class. |
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| Opportunities to break into the first team at Preston appear to be slim, with five other players ahead of him in the pecking order at Deepdale. |
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| Her ten-year-old son, who was riding a short distance ahead, was said to be badly shocked, but unharmed. |
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| If there's still runway ahead and you're low enough to reach it, slam the airplane into a slip and get it back down on the pavement. |
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| It will be down to the likes of Neil Jenkins and Rob Howley to inject new life into the side ahead of their opening showdown with England. |
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| With nothing but miles of open, bleak desert ahead of her, she battled mind over matter to reach the end of a gruelling 160 km trip. |
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| In the decades ahead, we will face other threats that seem just as unimaginable to us today. |
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| Crumlin then lost a player also, for a second bookable offence as Downpatrick went into the break 2-0 ahead. |
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| There are still months of bleak weather stretching out ahead without a glimmer of anything to look forward to, and festive cheer has up and left. |
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| With the bleakness of January nearly behind us, we can start looking ahead to the rest of the year. |
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| Indeed, today, all computers are based on Boolean algebra, another example that mathematics is often a hundred years ahead of its time. |
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| Because it is a last chance when you are behind, a nail in the coffin when you are ahead. |
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| Looking at those baby finger nail clippers, I sure am nervous about that task ahead! |
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| It was uncomfortable and there were two long nights ahead, but it made little difference. |
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| So I recently arrived in the US for a prolonged stay and there was a TV in the headrest of the seat ahead of me on the flight over. |
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| The new headmistress of Horton-in-Ribblesdale primary school says she is more than ready for the challenges that lie ahead. |
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| That United weren't streets ahead by half-time was down to their slow, slow, quick, quick, slow approach in the opening period. |
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| A suitable donor has been found and will be called in if the operation goes ahead. |
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| The road ahead, as inevitable as it seems, remains fraught with such unknowable consequences. |
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| On this showing though, Glasgow Hawks have little to fear in the months ahead. |
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| This could mean that in intellectual exercises the child may be ahead, but in learning to ride a bike, for instance, slow to learn such a skill. |
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| Our costs are running ahead of income and unless we take drastic action, we will fail. |
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| Mackenzie unlimbered his shotgun and cradled it in his arms as he repositioned himself to watch the trail ahead. |
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| Industry watchers predict that, in the years ahead, consumption of organic foods will continue to rise moderately. |
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| But ahead lay a quagmire, a demoralising contest in which progress was unmeasurable and victory unattainable. |
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| They planned ahead and erected grain silos at least in each district to store adequate stocks, in some cases, to last for two farming seasons. |
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| Sir Walter Scott may be the father of the historical novel but on this evidence his fellow borderer, Michael Scott, was a man ahead of his time. |
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| To no apparent end they go straight ahead, engaging in haphazard, unmotivated acts that defy society's rules. |
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| Behind her stood Akima, silent and unmoving, her eyes piercing straight ahead. |
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| A girl three rows ahead of them was slumped into her seat, practically snoring. |
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| It works, though, because it never puts moralizing ahead of story or character. |
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| I had a clear and unobstructed view of the road ahead of me and there were no other vehicles in my lane either ahead or behind. |
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| No matter what looms ahead, if you can eat today, enjoy today, mix good cheer with friends today, enjoy it and bless God for it. |
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| However, the lead was temporary as Germany went ahead with four golds, two silvers and four bronze medals late Sunday. |
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| They've been recommended ahead of a long list of other Olympic aspirants, including squash, surfing, dance sport, bowling and chess. |
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| If the local election does go ahead, I will be very sensitive to farmers and smallholders who don't want me to approach their land or properties. |
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| There was a total commitment to modernism and innovation, an impatience to get to the future ahead of everybody else. |
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| He recalls one of the many incidents that still trigger him ahead in his mission. |
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| Go ahead and follow your interests, but don't expect to get funding, a teaching position, or a fair hearing for your work. |
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| Pressing ahead with another referendum would be deeply unpopular with the electorate. |
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| I knew immediately that from the position of his gun, I had plenty of time to hit the suspect well ahead of his unpracticed draw. |
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| People who want to think ahead need to recognise that the world predictably changes in unpredictable ways. |
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| And yeah the characters can be annoying sometimes, but they're not nearly as smarmy as most other sitcoms, so it's ahead by default. |
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| Near the Serpentine, he became aware of a smart green and yellow phaeton stopped ahead of him. |
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| When he went to register the theft, four other tourists were already in line ahead of him, smarting over similar humiliation. |
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| In banking you operate in a position of trust and you must put your customer's interests ahead of your own. |
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| Online reservations for another Manhattan cat cafe are almost fully booked more than two months ahead. |
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| We got through a bottle of St Emellion, which doesn't really go with Indian food, but fortified us for the drama ahead. |
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| She stared blankly ahead and spoke in a voice devoid of her usual devilish mischief. |
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| Police radioed ahead and caught up with the gang as they passed the highway patrol office. |
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| And as the car bounces down the road, he's quick to seize on another metaphor about the road ahead for his country. |
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| As they prepared to go against whatever was up ahead, the emergency lights blinked out without warning. |
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| Irvine finally pulled ahead seven minutes into the second period, taking a lead they were not to relinquish. |
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| Also straight ahead a Christmas scene for those with a sweet tooth, the world's largest nativity made out of chocolate. |
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| Just ahead, keeping things cool amid blistering heat in the horn of Africa. |
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| Also be sure to plan ahead for potential damage to your bike, whether it's a pinched tube or something else entirely. |
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| The conditions in the oratory at the time were light years ahead or rural houses. |
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| The prospectus spells out that bondholders rank ahead only of unsecured creditors and the shareholders. |
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| The wounded are lying on the floors and on beds, their unseeing eyes staring blankly ahead. |
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| Far from being typical of the Swiss bourgeois his enemies have described, his ideas were highly innovative and far ahead of his time. |
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| The airy Winter Garden coffee-shop offers snacks and light meals, and is the ideal rendezvous for planning the day ahead. |
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| The material is moving highly supersonically and creates a shock wave ahead of it. |
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| Horses can take fright easily, so adjust your driving as soon as you see horses on the road ahead of you. |
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| As they work their way through the rest of the poem, they look firmly, and unsmilingly, ahead. |
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| Anyone who has ever singed their eyebrows lighting a gas fire could have predicted that trouble lay ahead. |
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| I simply do not have confidence in him to navigate the waters ahead skilfully enough to avoid or survive the darkening clouds on the horizon. |
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| These planes flew ahead of the main force to mark the targets for those who were less navigationally experienced. |
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| The Irish seem to be ahead of the game when it comes to turning singer-songwriters into superstars. |
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| The renaissance of Down football began in style at a sun-baked Casement Park as the minors gave a glimpse of the glorious future that lies ahead. |
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