After all these decades, he might have forgotten most of the routine he learned as a runaway teen traveling with the carny. |
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More importantly, it sets the stage for a debt spiral that makes runaway credit card balances look like penny ante poker. |
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Early ignition or runaway pre-ignition causes higher combustion chamber temperatures that can wreck the engine. |
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The Sierra codex was a document written by the master historian and master of deception, Crassus Syra, a runaway from home disguised as a man. |
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How many Americans know that Seminole Indians and runaway black slaves formed an alliance in Florida? |
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Lewis Latimer, the son of runaway slaves, became an electrical engineer and invented an inexpensive process for making light bulb filaments. |
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Edith looked at me as if I was one of the runaway convicts of some county jail. |
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However, being almost poleaxed by a runaway motorbike is not usually part of an evening of entertainment. |
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That may sound like a recipe for pork-barrel projects and runaway spending. |
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But any short-term hiccups pale in comparison to the runaway freight train of disruption that is the sharing economy. |
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A trucker saved his workmate from being crushed to death by a runaway lorry. |
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I cannot be gallivanting across the high seas in constant pursuit of a runaway ship. |
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He watches a woman chase a runaway dog and eavesdrops on conversations even more banal than his prose. |
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As the series was deemed a runaway success, it was immediately commissioned again. |
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Only ever greater doses of Keynesian deficit spending prevented the onset of deep crisis, but at the cost of runaway inflation. |
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It regards lack of social control as a determinant of crime and delinquency, including runaway as an early sign. |
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It was inevitable that runaway property inflation would come to a halt but few anticipated asset depreciation in the housing market. |
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Private eye Harry Moseby is hired by a washed-up actress to find her runaway teenage daughter. |
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However, there is growing suspicion that the jetliner, which was carrying 179 people, may have hit an object on the runaway before the crash. |
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His sister Heidi is a runaway bride turned wedding planner, yet considers Steven to be a loser. |
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This week, another runaway dump truck from a local construction site barrelled out of control down one of West Vancouver's steep streets. |
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All of this has left Black West Palm Beach spinning, whipsawed between runaway private development and an enduring legacy of political neglect. |
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Environmental lobbyists asserted that air pollution is rising at runaway levels. |
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The redeposit of such cash in the banking system would bring about an immediate runaway inflation and a massive flight from the dollar. |
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Swarms of scooters yammered hysterically past, sounding like runaway chainsaws. |
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Can he be characterized as a greedy ambulance-chaser who is single-handedly responsible for runaway lawsuits? |
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This latent predisposition would underlie the adolescent's risk for runaway and experiences with parents, teachers, classmates, and friends. |
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Together the trio brave flash floods, runaway trains, explosions, and attention by amorous bulls. |
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He eventually faded to finish 13 th, 27 lengths behind runaway winner Monarchos. |
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It is this authenticity which lends credence to a runaway plot of student revolt against authority. |
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And with more TV appearances likely, it appears the runaway bride is not going away any time soon. |
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The car took off like a runaway rocket, the engine roaring, smoke billowing and lights glaring. |
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The mother of one of the runaway teenage Hampshire sweethearts has herself vanished, the Daily Echo can reveal. |
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A teenage runaway finds herself on the road to perdition after she gets involved in crime. |
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How ironic that in this family, the runaway in question is a parent, not some rebellious teenager. |
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Amanda is the teenage runaway, eking out a desperate existence on the margins of society, amidst the detritus of the contemporary Wasteland. |
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As a teenage runaway, Leroy's writing talent was discovered by a competent therapist whose encouragement led him to publish. |
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He added the team investigating the Cumbria accident had been informed about it and other runaway train cases. |
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Four men were killed when a runaway rail wagon crashed into a group of workers on the West Coast Main Line at Tebay in Cumbria. |
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You'll laugh just as much at the elevator scene as you'll gasp at the runaway train sequence. |
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In the 1830s and 40s railway mania charged across the country like a runaway train, and he was up at the front blowing the whistle. |
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On a more mundane level, dealing with dangerous dogs and runaway horses was an important and recurring feature of police work. |
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As for the reason, she says she lost her leg as a child to a runaway horse and an overturned carriage. |
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A probe began today into the deaths of four railway workers killed by a runaway train wagon on the West Coast mainline in Cumbria. |
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As one of the astronauts described it, it's like being on a runaway freight train. |
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The tour bus had been hit on the side by the runaway vehicle, and a Mercedes Benz also took some of the impact. |
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He was replaced for ten episodes when he was injured saving two child actors from a runaway horse. |
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In June 2003, a runaway train on the same line derailed in Commerce, destroying two homes and injuring 13 people. |
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In April 2002, she had to hide behind a tree to escape a runaway horse running towards her. |
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Add in a deserted docks scene with a bunch of cowering, villainous longshoremen, a runaway train and the inexplicable appearance of bats. |
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The idea of the clause is to check runaway courts, but, for complicated reasons, the clause has fallen into desuetude. |
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A runaway winner at Sandown in February, he has purposely been kept fresh for this Merseyside jackpot bid. |
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A tip from a relative led to discovery of the runaway teen, who was living with a drug dealer. |
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He was blamed for a change in directors and a runaway budget though he disclaimed responsibility for either. |
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The Mexicans in Texas also denounced slavery and disunion and frequently sheltered runaway slaves. |
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The great danger, warned an Erewhonian radical, was not so much the existing machines as the runaway speed at which they were evolving. |
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These common influences create the problem of endogeneity or selection, which may explain the influence of social control on runaway risk. |
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Whether you prefer to use Blax or Bungees to create your ponies, they will add another element of control to runaway tresses. |
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I can't see that being a runaway success, but stranger things have happened. |
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This is why efforts since last year to control runaway growth have not succeeded. |
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The stark and simple truth is that we need to re-assert public control on the runaway consumption of Ireland's main recreational drug. |
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Riverdance, in its 11 th year, has proved a runaway success since it began as the interval act at the 1994 Eurovision Song Contest. |
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The Lula administration insists that the pension plan is necessary to control the runaway costs of the public sector. |
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Firstly, there is a chronic housing shortage which has been in part responsible for the runaway property price inflation of recent years. |
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His eyes closed as he held his breath, trying to regain control of his runaway thoughts. |
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The fund's argument in the case of Brazil and Russia was that if the currency was devalued, the result would be runaway inflation. |
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What is it going to take to get the Government and the Opposition to work together to bring runaway crime under control? |
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The inability of the government and various state agencies to control runaway expenditure on infrastructure projects is shocking. |
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She continued to gape at him as if he was a runaway lunatic from a nearby mental asylum. |
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The 3.1-ounce 3200 balances well with the bantam-weight XP, yet houses a click drag strong enough to stop runaway lunkers cold. |
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Bound for France, the aircraft was taxiing out to the runaway at Stansted airport when my wife Jean became quite fidgety. |
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Itinerant malcontent Ben Rumson saves the life of a stranger injured in a runaway wagon accident. |
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I could have become a runaway materialist, a robotic mall rat who resorts to retail therapy in pursuit of fulfillment. |
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Twenty years later in Winnipeg, he will meet Judith, a runaway who saves him from his emotional scars as he saves her from the streets. |
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Sunday's event was such a runaway success that organisers are keen to get the ball rolling on the next one. |
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By 1770, five thousand to six thousand Maroons or runaway slaves were living in the jungle. |
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A recent Harvard University study that found runaway medical bills are a major cause of personal bankruptcies. |
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The Seminoles were a loose association of disparate bands, including Creek from Georgia, local Apalachee, and runaway black slaves. |
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Industry observers predicted that Batman Forever merch would be the summer's runaway hit. |
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That left him level for the tournament but a massive 14 shots behind runaway winner Goosen. |
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How could I forget chasing down Thistle, the runaway Shetland pony who also happened to have a rider on her back at the moment? |
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Mumbai's ordeal-by-deluge holds important caveats for India's dynamic of unconsidered, runaway urbanisation. |
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Most unsupervised and runaway boys were discharged to their families or enrolled in an ungraded public school, or Truant School. |
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It turns out the dot-com boom and bust aren't just anomalies of runaway capitalism. |
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Time now has smoothed away both the damages of runaway inflation and the hurts of the Kerr dismissal. |
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It seemed a perfect combination of old classic melodies spiced with snazzy beats of new runaway hits by the college orchestra. |
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These were net effects not attributable to common factors underlying parental monitoring and runaway risk. |
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The M5 in Gloucestershire was closed on Saturday afternoon because a runaway horse was galloping the wrong way down the southbound carriageway. |
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The so-called runaway bride has pleaded no contest to a felony charge of making false statements to police. |
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He appeared to be looking down on an aggressive fire coming up around the edges of the earth, a runaway fire that obliterated his surroundings. |
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Suddenly Ryeda could hear the small screeches of rubber meeting cement at such a high speed as the place came to run on the runaway. |
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During his life he had been a runaway at fifteen, officer, whaler, overlander, hotelier and pastoralist. |
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Heiferman began at the pace of a runaway horse, and his frenzy only increased as he continued. |
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The other pins its hopes on the transformative power of a supranational politics that will gradually catch up with runaway markets. |
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Conservative columnists have had a field day pointing to the Harvard hullabaloo as a sign of runaway political correctness at elite universities. |
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Notably, parental monitoring and classmate support reduced runaway risk and friend relationship increased it. |
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His legs are racing forward like two horses pulling a runaway carriage and his arms circling outward in the air like two sailors tied to the mast of sinking ship. |
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A runaway teen hitched a ride in the wheel well of a plane that reached 38,000 feet and subzero temperatures. |
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So only this isotope can be used to create a runaway chain reaction. |
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They say the real reason for the UK slowdown is a failure to tackle home-grown factors such as the house price boom and runaway consumer spending. |
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When she realizes the hitch-hiking boy is a runaway who's been severely beaten, her caring for him brings into focus the future course of her life. |
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Her portrait of her runaway ex-husband Tadeusz is equally hyperbolical. |
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Though he's been talking about other people's albums with all the restraint of a runaway train, analysing his own work is a different proposition entirely. |
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He immediately took another mare in search of the runaway horse. |
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She describes the remote mountain fastnesses between Afghanistan and Pakistan and tells the tragic tale of a runaway young bride bought as a wife for a tribal man. |
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The campaign began in 1979, when runaway inflation engulfed the economy. |
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While free to air viewers get the rough end of the pineapple, but remain as loyal as ever, the National Football League on cable TV continues to be a runaway ratings winner. |
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All of this was based on tales he'd heard, and some of them were clearly situations that could not have happened in the Yukon, but they were a runaway success. |
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A runaway star could bring light to both the outer and inner darkness in the galaxy. |
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A typical question involves watching a runaway train carriage hurtling towards five people who will die unless you drop a heavy object in its path and derail it. |
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In event of a thermal runaway, electrical power should be isolated, and no attempt should be made to handle or move the battery for at least 30 minutes. |
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The trolley is fitted with a sensor which is triggered if it crosses the supermarket's boundaries, causing a shield to drop down over the wheels and stop the runaway cart. |
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The dogs carry out routine work at football matches and on patrol as well as being called to emergencies to help find missing people or runaway criminals. |
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In short, critics say, it could mean a return to the undisciplined days of a decade ago, before many governments had to curb runaway spending to qualify for the euro. |
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I was returning from high school one day and a runaway horse with a bridle on sped past a group of us into a farmer's yard, looking for a drink of water. |
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They are mysteriously injured in the tunnel by a runaway police horse. |
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The soldiers had only just dismounted and stopped the runaway horse by the time he arrived on the scene, and the animal was still shuffling nervously. |
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City are out to underline their promotion credentials to a national audience tomorrow by checking Hartlepool United's runaway progress to the Division Three title. |
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Both are characterized by runaway money and credit inflations that fueled ill-advised lending, rampant malinvestment and acute financial fragility. |
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And nothing offends those sensibilities more profoundly than profligate spending and runaway debt. |
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Fears continued to grow last week that runaway borrowing and soaring house prices are fuelling back-door attempts by the government to control lending by pushing prices up. |
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Total mass becomes significant because of the propensity of a thermal runaway to spread rapidly. |
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However, the sluggish progress of the monsoon and the rising inflation rate as a result of higher crude oil prices has stemmed the possibility of a runaway rally. |
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Unfortunately, he's a runaway freight train of creativity, with no one in the brake room to slow down his torrent of hangdog, peculiarly American balladry. |
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No amount of effort will eventuate in success if we do not adopt the two-pronged approach to solving the problem of runaway criminal activity here. |
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They were more like colonies of runaway slaves in the Americas, and like them negotiated with the government as equals over pardons and amnesties. |
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I depart as air ... I shake my locks at the runaway sun, I effuse my flesh in eddies and drift it in lacy jags. |
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Nanny was the greatest of the generals of the Maroons, runaway slaves who forged a society and an identity in the weedy-thick hill country of the Jamaican hinterland. |
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But the garden ornaments were a runaway success and are being sold at this year's major garden shows, including the BBC Gardeners' World Live show. |
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Models in Veronica Lake hairdos strutted confidently down the runaway in armoured jackets and darted skirts over ribbed cashmere footless stockings and stiletto pumps. |
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The movie takes us back to sci-fi of fantastic beasts, megalomaniac scientists and of course the eternal debate of science without scruples turning into a runaway train. |
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When not rolling along at five miles an hour, Alvin encounters a number of strangers, from a teenage runaway to a fellow Second World War veteran. |
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The state was admitted as a slave state and ceased to be a sanctuary for runaway slaves. |
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Meanwhile, Apollo paints a vivid picture in his music of smokey clubs, runaway freights, bonfires and bossa novas. |
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Injections of an obscure cell best known for making collagen might quell the runaway inflammation that underlies lethal sepsis. |
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They told her they had heard she harbored gay men and runaway girls. |
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A BRITISH couple on a romantic Valentine break in New York have been killed by a runaway garbage truck. |
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The state fully sanctioned serfdom, and runaway peasants became state fugitives. |
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Slavery was legal in most of Canada until 1833, but after that it offered a haven for hundreds of runaway slaves. |
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The fact is that Reaganomics slowed down the breakneck economy and succeeded in defeating public enemy number one, runaway inflation. |
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However, the following play, How the Other Half Loves, secured his runaway success as a playwright. |
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This undermines efforts to combat global warming and there is a risk of an uncontrollable runaway greenhouse effect. |
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In his opinion, although a few runaway slaves did join the revolt, the majority of the participants were Arabs and free Zanj. |
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In addition, the island is inhabited by various Black African peoples, who are believed to be descendants of runaway slaves. |
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Seminoles based in East Florida began raiding Georgia settlements, and offering havens for runaway slaves. |
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Seminoles harbored runaway blacks, known as the Black Seminoles, and clashes between whites and Indians grew with the influx of new settlers. |
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A runaway reaction ruptured a tank and the resulting explosion killed two employees. |
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Technology and progress could never become a runaway train in his reasoning, so long as organic humanism was there to act as a brake. |
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After the new party took power, the government declared a revaluation of the currency in an attempt to limit runaway inflation. |
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Dribbly toilet bowl drinks, stolen turkeys, musical howlings and runaway days are all part of the bittersweet musings. |
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Where practicable, this passive measure reduces the consequences of a runaway. |
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The monster again became an islet, rock, or reef, but a runaway reef, unfixed and elusive. |
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Napoleon Dynamite, an independent art-house comedy film written by Jared and Jerusha Hess, was low budget but enjoyed runaway success. |
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Meanwhile, the ever-so-gorgeous Asin is an equal match as the convincing runaway bride sharing excellent chemistry with Khan. |
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Franck's runaway accelerandos and torrential outbursts of emotion have rarely sounded more natural or more necessary. |
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In other words, runaway defense spending is a bipartisan problem. |
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Consumerism breeds the dystopic world of runaway pollution, of vast floating continents of garbage adrift in our oceans. |
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On the Champion Hurdle front, a fit-looking French Holly regilded his reputation with a runaway win in Kempton's Christmas Hurdle. |
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It seems that people across the world still can't get over the final performance of the Eurovision Grand Final runaway winner Conchita Wurst. |
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Plunging headlong into horticulture without thinking can lead to runaway lamb's ears, weeds gone wild or unwelcome garden guests and pests. |
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Initially, it was thought that the Spanish government was genuinely interested in accommodating and manumitting runaway slaves. |
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Honourable mentions for the cow pie at Doncaster and the hog roast at Moseley, but the crusty Cornish was the runaway leader in our nationwide scran survey. |
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They also got to see more of new heroes including scavenger Rey and runaway Stormtrooper Finn, while Kylo Ren oozed phantom menace as the Dark Side's latest poster boy. |
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Shea was overjoyed at turning the tables with Gloria De Campeao, who tracked runaway leader Jolie's Shinju before kicking on two out and, as usual, proving hard to pass. |
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The battery had signs of short circuiting and thermal runaway. |
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The failure rate, with two major battery thermal runaway events in 100,000 flight hours, was much higher than the rate of one in 10 million flight hours predicted by Boeing. |
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Two runaway army lovers who went absent without leave for seven months were yesterday sentenced to detention and demoted in rank by a court martial panel. |
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Together, these ensured a runaway chain reaction and explosion. |
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Stand To Reason followed in the trail of runaway leader Red Seventy but had pegged him back approaching the last flight and coasted two lengths clear by the finish. |
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Tonight's event raised funds for NRS programs and services that benefit runaway, homeless and at-risk youth and their families throughout the country. |
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Lately there have been extreme labour shortages in the region due to runaway economic growth which caused wages to rise by about 20 to 30 percent in the past two years. |
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I don't know the fall stats for runaway leaders at the final fence at Hereford, but they were increased just 30 minutes later when Lamanver Homerun also came to grief. |
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The lawless and restless runaway peasants that called themselves Cossacks looked for adventure and revenge against the nobility that had caused them suffering. |
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These sieges often took place in the runaway peasant Cossacks' old towns, leading them to wreak havoc on their old masters and get the revenge for which they were hoping. |
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Blaydon became the latest victims of runaway leaders Jersey, with the Channel Islanders racking up a 28-7 victory in front of a crowd of over 3,000 people. |
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A runaway defense budget, responding to widespread perception of military inadequacies by the usual government expedient of throwing money at the problem. |
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One patient, in walking through the street, may be quite appalled at the approach of a runaway horse. The degree of appalment in another may be quite trifling. |
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Weisz, a London native of Hungarian and Austrian parentage, previously appeared in such films as The Mummy, Enemy at the Gates and Runaway Jury. |
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Asi Siempre raced less than two lengths behind leader Elle Runaway entering the stretch. |
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Runaway Bay was once one of the most idyllic stretches of Antiguan shore, according to locals. |
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Runaway Jury is a good Grisham movie, Mystic River is a very good drama, and Texas Chainsaw Massacre is an excellent chiller thriller. |
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Runaway inflation is already baked in the cake, and protecting your assets from devaluation should be your number one priority. |
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Runaway corporations benefited from those policies but want U.S. companies to pay their share of the tab. |
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Runaway lending continues, bad debts mount even higher, and the need for more cash to paper over losses becomes that much more acute. |
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Runaway army lovers who went absent without leave for seven months were in custody yesterday after finally surrendering themselves to the military. |
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