| Drifting on like a seemingly endless summers day this song does quite contrastingly deviate from the idea of not having a care in the world. |
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| The subjects, while still legible, appear to dematerialize into pulsing waves of contrastingly colored parallel lines. |
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| Another document has been published in the last few days, contrastingly more interesting than this report. |
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| The take offs are steep and vertiginous. Once in the air, the flight is contrastingly straightforward. |
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| When Essex's The Bohicas follow, their R'n'B sounds contrastingly vague and slick. |
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| Viewed from above, the valley appears to be a long corridor separating two vertical geological walls, so close together yet so contrastingly opposed. |
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| The fleecy patches of mist and brilliant sunshine throughout the day added the final touches for a harvest where quantities were reduced but with contrastingly high quality. |
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| William Chubb is contrastingly frosty as the cardinal and Tim McInnerny, as the doge, is fantastically volatile, sometime cool as a cucumber, sometimes a sweating bag of nerves. |
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| Our interest is in the individual, sometimes contrastingly situated offices, all of which are searching for their professional status, livelihood and success. |
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| Contrastingly, Lassus' 6th Psaume de pénitence needs twelve singers divided in registers. |
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| Contrastingly, during the winter the sun stays below the horizon for a certain time. |
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| Contrastingly, Sarah Palin and Michele Bachman – Republicans – are entirely self-made women. |
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| Contrastingly, some large projects may undergo an EA without any formal documentation of the scope of assessment determination. |
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| Contrastingly, among wealthier households, obesity and overnutrition are emerging as key health issues for young children and adolescents. |
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| Contrastingly, dam failures, which are common in mining companies, are covered under commercial third-party liability insurance as industrial accidents. |
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| Contrastingly, we see with Bill C-41 and recent British Columbia legislation that financial support is seemingly attracting the most attention from a punitive point of view. |
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