| In addition, the waiting staff embark on informal rounds of random sushi delivery, bringing plates of tempura and sashimi unbidden. | 
 
 
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| She had been sitting in dock now for four months and was finally about to embark on her maiden voyage. | 
 
 
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| It was then, and then only, that I decided to embark on the series of actions that I now agree were unforgivable. | 
 
 
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| Made with sloes that the du Toits picked I drank their health as they embark on new adventures. | 
 
 
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| Once central banks embark on an aggressive program of monetary expansion, the stage is set for an inevitable boom and bust. | 
 
 
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| On the cover shot, Fleck sports a sly grin as if he knew what a wonderful journey he was about to embark on. | 
 
 
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| French electors today embark on the first round of the presidential elections with an unparalleled disdain for politics. | 
 
 
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| There was Kyle Leyden, a young barrister about to embark on the two-year apprenticeship known as devilling. | 
 
 
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| The lads are virtually unrecognisable from the fresh-faced specimens pictured here in their teens about to embark on a holiday to Spain. | 
 
 
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| He will then embark on a walking history of the town, providing a talk on The Grand Canal and Barrow navigation. | 
 
 
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| The club will now embark on a massive fund raising drive to upgrade the club to modern day standards. | 
 
 
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| My wanderlust had taken me on a circuitous route but, now I was ready to put down some roots and embark on new dreams, it had led me home. | 
 
 
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| I shall embark on a long project to acquire new or used copies of them all, regardless. | 
 
 
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| Just because someone enjoys flirting, it doesn't mean they're about to embark on a steamy affair. | 
 
 
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| On Saturday they embark on the Smash Hits tour for three weeks before buckling down to rehearsing their Christmas gigs in earnest. | 
 
 
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| I would of course win, and embark on an exciting and glamorous career as a celebrity re-mixer and general global god of Dance music. | 
 
 
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| The commission says Kosovo should be made independent by next year and embark on a four-stage process to EU accession. | 
 
 
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| The band definitely edges out all other commitments for the next few weeks, as the girls embark on their first big tour. | 
 
 
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| The people must be well informed to make constructive criticism, rather than embark on a guessing game. | 
 
 
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| Being a dutiful pupil, I followed the prescriptions only to embark on a disastrous degree in science. | 
 
 
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| Isabel lugs it everywhere, glowing with enthusiasm as she shops for the appropriate lingerie in which to embark on her cinq-a-sept affaire. | 
 
 
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| As the city entered the 1980s, it began to embark on a large-scale process of urban reconstruction. | 
 
 
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| But we have to be careful how we embark on our post-incident inquiries and analysis. | 
 
 
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| We should concentrate on peace and health for all before we embark on glory for the few. | 
 
 
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| One cannot help but ponder what might have driven him to embark on this peculiar course of action? | 
 
 
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| This can be the deciding factor as to whether someone should embark on a course of therapy at all! | 
 
 
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| When Sonny did embark on a comeback he went to Europe and reeled off a series of wins against some non-threatening pugilists. | 
 
 
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| In the meantime, the relevant Justice Committee at Holyrood should embark on an in-depth study of the issues. | 
 
 
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| I reminded the committee that it was imprudent to embark on any major capital programme without having funding in place. | 
 
 
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| In 1969, there was even an official report recommending that Japan embark on a weapons programme. | 
 
 
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| So, this year I embark on a second year course, which covers things like the rise and fall of leaded petrol, and nuclear power. | 
 
 
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| We are about to embark on a campaign of planting and general enhancement of public areas. | 
 
 
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| As states embark on their second and third rounds of budget cutting, kids are taking some of the hardest hits. | 
 
 
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| The commercial success of the song persuaded him to leave the band and embark on a solo career. | 
 
 
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| Other federal departments and agencies have been slower to embark on official histories. | 
 
 
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| This is a daunting thing to hear as you embark on a 26.2 mile footslog across the desert. | 
 
 
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| Practitioners who seek immediate answers cannot embark on a systematic review every time a new question arises in their practice. | 
 
 
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| Pupils at a Bolton school are set to embark on a fascinating journey of discovery into the history of their local area. | 
 
 
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| They would embark on a new initiative to further develop localised bus services, particularly in rural areas. | 
 
 
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| This should serve as a grim warning to those poised to embark on their university careers of the need to manage their money sensibly. | 
 
 
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| Tom Cruise and Nicole Kidman star as two hapless criminals who embark on a land rush on the western frontier. | 
 
 
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| He dropped out of college to embark on an entertainment career, starting in the mailroom of the William Morris Agency. | 
 
 
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| Though he was aware that the experience might kill him, he was also exhilarated to embark on his great Alaskan odyssey. | 
 
 
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| He was about to embark on a career break and had actually tendered his resignation. | 
 
 
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| Here we are, poised to embark on what could easily be termed a mission, and just how do we prepare for it? | 
 
 
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| We are digging in for a long fight to persuade government never again to embark on such a foolhardy and immoral venture. | 
 
 
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| The time is good for businessmen and those in the agriculture sector to embark on a new venture. | 
 
 
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| I thus embark on a perilous undertaking, knowing full well that I risk the wrath of both women and men. | 
 
 
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| After this current tour, Jason will embark on an exciting new TV project as a follow-up to his recent BBC2 hit show Jason Byrne Hates. | 
 
 
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| Through self-reliance and self-discipline, the child is inspired to embark on a voyage of self-discovery. | 
 
 
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| I guess this gives me a shoddy excuse to embark on a weeklong bender of hard drinking, dire self-examination and monstrous self-pity. | 
 
 
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| Not content with continuing to sing both old roles and new in defiance of his 62 years, Domingo is preparing to embark on another new project. | 
 
 
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| Though I do not regret that you will be the one to embark on the quest, I do find it sad that you are already suffering such inner torment. | 
 
 
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| She wants to write a novel and embark on a new career in the marketing and tourism and leisure industry. | 
 
 
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| He dropped out of university to embark on a card-playing and gambling career, quickly shone at it, and has been doing it ever since. | 
 
 
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| Hopefully as I embark on a long and fruitful career in the film business, there will be various homages to various directors I have respect for. | 
 
 
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| Alternately, before turning in you may like to embark on a quest to find the island's buried treasure. | 
 
 
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| Don't embark on any ambitious DIY projects until you have seen how much mess he makes changing a light bulb. | 
 
 
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| Together they embark on a high-class crime spree across Europe. | 
 
 
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| Don meets Joy on a California business trip in Season 2, and they embark on an extremely brief, sunny, all-encompassing affair. | 
 
 
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| Churchill then decided to embark on a British cruiser, the Belfast, and watch the landings from offshore. | 
 
 
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| It led him to give up his business and embark on a series of perilous journeys into the heart of equatorial Africa to find the true source of that mighty river. | 
 
 
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| You may well be about to embark on four days of cosseting, eating, drinking, and sleeping. | 
 
 
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| The honor of being singled out and the images of another city may have inspired Sarai to embark on her first overseas adventure. | 
 
 
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| There aren't many homes that make you feel you're both the tightly corseted heroine of a romantic costume drama and a lady of the night about to embark on a seedy affair. | 
 
 
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| The United States has decided to embark on increasing the vaccine stores available for smallpox vaccination and has developed a plan to reinstitute vaccination. | 
 
 
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| Now that the Confucian-inspired mourning period is over, the son is free to embark on his own programs and policies. | 
 
 
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| Four days ago excited holiday-makers, including families from Barnsley and Hull, boarded the ship at Hampshire to embark on a cruise of a lifetime. | 
 
 
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| Considering the adventure Bernstein was about to embark on, the frantic atmosphere was kind of fitting. | 
 
 
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| City builders are realising this is a great option to embark on especially at a time when every enterprise is in a tearing hurry to kickstart its business. | 
 
 
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| Once again happy, healthy and whole, the Swedish thrashers with a meaningful message and a kooky name are ready to embark on a journey of music and merriment. | 
 
 
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| Thankfully, some of them basically drift away by the end of the film so that we are left with a core group of determined thieves who embark on the caper at the film's climax. | 
 
 
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| You will embark on a vision quest that refocuses intellectual drives in the coming year. | 
 
 
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| Thinking laterally, on my feet, using my napper, I, armed with scant information and a hazy memory, embark on tracking FYCB down on the dating site myself. | 
 
 
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| Working with new media, you embark on a never-ending learning process. | 
 
 
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| Titanic enthusiast Steve Rigby will embark on a voyage of discovery when he set sails on an expedition to see the wreck of the great ship this summer. | 
 
 
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| Then Roderigo, who has left the room, suddenly and unexpectedly rushes back in to strike hands with Iago, startling the latter who was to embark on his monologue. | 
 
 
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| There seemed to be countless possibilities, but in the end I chose to embark on a two week mission to Romania over a couple of weeks sunning myself on a beach. | 
 
 
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| The local branch's main fundraising event is coming up in the summer when five bikers will embark on a sponsored motorbike trip on mainland Europe from May to June. | 
 
 
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| Baked once and stored in tins, fatless, sugarless squares of dough were cooked a second time before being distributed to men about to embark on a sea voyage or land battle. | 
 
 
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| They unconsciously finish each other's sentences, and fearlessly embark on dizzying flights of fancy, more than confident they can talk each other down. | 
 
 
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| We have had tremendous response to date, to the extent that very many spaces are now pre-booked before we actually embark on the actual marketing. | 
 
 
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| In what was at first thought to be stunning news from Europe, the horse is to be gelded and will embark on a new career in steeplechasing, not the breeding shed. | 
 
 
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| However, over the last month the manager has noticed a marked improvement in their standards and he now believes that his side are ready to embark on a serious promotion push. | 
 
 
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| It is also set to embark on a major European expansion programme. | 
 
 
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| At the time, he was about to embark on a Royal trip from Falmouth to RYS Cowes on the Isle of Wight. | 
 
 
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| As selah talks to Mora, the two embark on a kind of intertextual journey. | 
 
 
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| In late 2013 it was announced that Runrig would embark on a Spring 2014 tour of England to continue the 40th Anniversary celebrations. | 
 
 
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| Also, Macdonald confirmed she would embark on a tour, entitled The Love Love Tour. | 
 
 
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| Letterbox was approached by Mike Bryon, a lecturer at the college, to broach the issues students face as they embark on job hunting. | 
 
 
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| He also called on the federal government to embark on a less adversarial system when it came to Aboriginal and treaty rights implementation. | 
 
 
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| Green, the Astronomer, will set out for Deal, to embark on board the Endeavour, Capt. | 
 
 
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| In later years, Woodhouse was one of the few people to accompany Keats to Gravesend to embark on his final trip to Rome. | 
 
 
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| Professional wrestler Big B Mac was born and educated in Folkestone before moving to the USA to embark on his wrestling career. | 
 
 
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| His sons were now growing to manhood and he encouraged them to embark on his own profession. | 
 
 
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| The second was a recommendation that the federal government embark on a major program to immunize a highly susceptible population. | 
 
 
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| In support of the album, the band will embark on a world tour throughout 2017 on the Jump on Board Live Tour. | 
 
 
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| A new approach was called for, and for this reason it was decided to embark on a new, complete revision of the dictionary. | 
 
 
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| This week on S4C, we can see him embark on a rather less strenuous walk in his chatshow on legs down in the Gower Peninsula. | 
 
 
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| In the last decade of his life he went for long stretches without touching booze. Then stresses and strains would build up inside him and he would embark on a brannigan. | 
 
 
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| Those people yet to embark on their summer holiday would be wise to save an extra couple of hundred pounds to put by before going, in anticipation of a bit of overspending. | 
 
 
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| Extensive back matter encourages readers to embark on their own research journeys to learn more about an everyday item that they take for granted. | 
 
 
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| Babs, aged 54, a former member of Top of the Pops dance group Pan's People, will embark on the BT Global Challenge from South-ampton in September. | 
 
 
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| At the University of Huddersfield, at least 97 per cent of our postgrads quickly find good jobs or embark on further research which can lead to a coveted doctorate. | 
 
 
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| Artificial Intelligence is a story about David, a replicant boy, programmed to love like a human, but faced with rejection and forced to embark on a journey of discovery. | 
 
 
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| After a few months, Elgar left the solicitor to embark on a musical career, giving piano and violin lessons and working occasionally in his father's shop. | 
 
 
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| We cannot afford to embark on a policy of paternalism in Latin America because of the damage it would do to us through underliving our basic ideals. | 
 
 
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| He finished his studies prematurely to embark on a period of travelling, first north to Yorkshire, then abroad to Morocco and finally settling in Norway. | 
 
 
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| The eagleeyed archer returns from the Crusades only to embark on a battle for justice at home where the corrupt Earl Marshal of England plans treachery. | 
 
 
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| Her Moosewood Cookbook in the 197s changed the way vegetarian fare was viewed and prompted many a novice to embark on a lifetime of vegetarian food exploration. | 
 
 
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