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came to the fore, while | Christianizing took what was left. But Columbus' ideas |
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the birch. All this he called | " doing his duty by their parents;" and he never inflicted |
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with one stipulation: no more | drinking. That doesn't work. In a way, Hackman knows |
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one in front of you. I'm sure | going to the state finals is beyond your wildest dreams |
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work." He added that | having all of these transportation sources in one (+V?) |
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streets, sewers, | parking and landscaping that are needed as part of the (+v?) |
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and when nighttime mischief- | making began to be practiced by the newcomers, it |
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to be a body. Equipment | managing's my trade. Norman: I thought everybody in |
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than as "Christ-bearer." | Populating and developing came to the fore, while |
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ways of coaching. No shooting. | Practicing without a ball. Norman: (Come on, move |
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continent. There is no | refuting the fact that the arrival of Europeans killed |
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usually towed and very little | sailing actually took place. The Plimoth Plantation which |
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he even suggested that gold | seeking was to be forbidden at certain periods of the |
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gates, soaping windows and | switching shop signs, by the 1920's had become nasty |
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except in a photograph. So | taking them to Indianapolis and playing in front of 15 (is) |
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occasional whistle of a quail or | tapping of a woodpecker is almost the only sound that |
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had to be conveyed to Seville; | travelling north was out of the question. On November |
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11:10-12--and, in fact, any | writing became prophetic in his eyes when it could be |
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Any change in meaning?
Could subjects be added, or omitted?
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noble and I appreciate your | staying away from Jimmy the way you have. I don't |
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tree: he paused, and ceased | whistling but, on looking more narrowly, perceived that |
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second wondrously combines | honoring the dead--by tidying graveyards and offering |
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leaving? Did you ever consider | getting married? Come on. You must have a lot of |
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I know.... Norman: I imagined | kissing you ever since I first saw you. I was just tired |
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Norman: Hey, you keep | blocking out, all right? Everett: Yes, sir. Norman |
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last night. Norman: Oh, I keep | forgetting there are only about 50 people in this town |
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to start walking and just keep | going. Norman: Um hum. It's tempting. Myra: Aren't |
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base on the island and kept | moving for a month, at the end of which he chose a site |
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wanted to leave town. He kept | telling me I'd be back. Of course, he was right. Norman |
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my boys only know basketball, | farming, and school -- probably in that order. Most of |
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fine. Cletus: You kind of like | being on your own. Norman: I'd kind of like to see you |
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not being here. I missed | knowing that nothing ever changes. People never change |
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feel real solid. I also missed | knowing that people's private affairs stay pretty much |
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shoot. Shoot from outside. Quit | throwing it around. Get it in the hole. .. Oh, there you |
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George: ... outside. Quit | throwing the ball around and shoot it. Move it. That's |
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that charity shot and I started | bawling and they brang the white coats in here and they |
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almanac says it's time to start | planting. Norman: Is the almanac always right? Myra |
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figure it's time for me to start | playing ball. ??: I told you, once we got rid of him |
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the game or I'm going to start | screaming like a mad fool.) ref: (Well, I guess You got |
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The fact is, mister, you start | screwing up this team, I'll personally hide-strap your |
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The Pilgrims started | telling their Indian neighbors that their Indian religion |
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what it would feel like to start | walking and just keep going. Norman: Um hum. It's |
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be right with you if you start | winning. Shooter Fletch: Cletus! My friend! My good |
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of growth. "Let's stop | talking about cutting Medicare," he said. "If I were a |
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On October 6 Pinzón suggested |
altering
course again to the southwest; but Columbus |
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going on so about this kid | being irreplaceable. It's my experience that nobody's |
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"Let's stop talking about | cutting Medicare," he said. "If I were a senior citizen |
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and, from there, ask about | limiting campaign contributions," Ms. Doory said |
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Rade: Sorry, coach, about | walking out. I'd be obliged if I got myself another chance |
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are you guys thinking about | playing ball, or not? Norman: Yeah, we'll be there. OK |
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get caught up thinking about | winning or losing this game. If you put your effort and |
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and they knew more about | surviving in this new land. The Pilgrims decided to have |
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movie. Hackman is gifted at | combining likability with complexity - two qualities |
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and partly in mortification at | having been suddenly dismissed by the heiress; that he |
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were often filled with awe at | hearing his nasal melody, "in linked sweetness long |
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in San Diego in an attempt at | reversing Clinton's formidable leads in public |
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Anspaugh's direction is good at | suggesting Hackman's complexity without belaboring it |
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just time to save himself by | clasping old Gunpowder round the neck, when the saddle |
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down hill," Dole responded by | denouncing "the national health care system |
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sailor who thought that by | sailing west, he could reach China and India. His |
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honoring the dead--by | tidying graveyards and offering food to ancestors |
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I mean, you become one by | putting a leather ball in an iron hoop. And I hate to tell |
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idea of reaching the East by | sailing westward seems first to have been mooted by |
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that Asia could be reached by | travelling westward--and must have known |
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knows it won't work, but by | involving Shooter once again in the life of the |
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of justice were satisfied by | inflicting a double portion on some little tough wrong |
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in the eyes of the mothers by | petting the children, particularly the youngest; and like |
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up many bright shillings by | instructing the young folks in psalmody. It was a matter |
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out his singing- school by | stopping up the chimney, broke into the schoolhouse at |
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and the viceroy countered by | stopping the friar's rations. He then sent a strong force |
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I felt indebted to Columbus for | allowing me to sleep late on a Monday morning. Now in |
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took major responsibility for | arranging the details of the emigration. The term |
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signatories for physically | assaulting his own player in Ithaca's last season game |
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"made a tactical mistake for | building up how negative it would be -- Dole |
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of husbandry, and nets for | fishing in the neighboring river. Benches were built |
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"is what I deserve for | having raised you to the honour in which you stand |
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is widely blamed for | " shutting down the government" in budget disputes |
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that he was responsible for | starting the intercontinental slave trade and beginning |
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Dole -- who is known for | resisting handlers' telling him what to do -- would be |
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boys have got to get ready for | threshing on Saturday.... Jimmy! I want you to meet |
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He was, in fact, noted for | preferring vicious animals, given to all kinds of tricks |
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There are strong reasons for | thinking that the final decision to let him go was |
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that I can stop my fist from | hitting that boy's jaw. In one second, everything I'd |
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he had a considerable hand in | bringing the war to a happy termination. But all these |
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who have been careful in | collecting and collating the floating facts concerning |
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arguments," he said in | deflecting Dole's criticisms, while once again |
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find some embarrassment in | getting out, --an idea most probably borrowed by the |
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works a magic, however, in | getting us to really care about the fate of the team and |
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aren't interested in politicians | going negative against one another." The Clinton |
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from La Rábida succeeded in | having Columbus recalled to the court--not to discuss |
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Listen, I ain't interested in | talking defense here, and I don't have a hair of a notion |
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influence was instrumental in | winning the approval of the Virginia Company for the |
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my first exploit in squirrel- | shooting was in a grove of tall walnut-trees that shades |
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and, indeed, inferior in | learning only to the parson. His appearance, therefore |
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effort and concentration into | playing to your potential, to be the best that you can be |
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would goad Clinton into | exposing his famous temper before tens of |
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so no one can accuse me of | being a conservative. I voted for Bill Clinton, interned |
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along the front, capable of | being closed up in bad weather. Under this were hung |
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was granted the privilege of | being lodged and fed at public expense on his travels to |
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that creepy, thrilling rush of | being outside at night, with spirits and ghosts all |
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whom I strongly suspected of | being poor,--he made such efforts to be entertaining |
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advert to it, for the sake of | being precise and authentic. Not far from this village |
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enough to get pleasure out of | being spooked, apparently reserving fear for real |
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the ancient practice of | bobbing for apples, as well as parlor pastimes like the |
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But it is not a time of | celebrating for me. It is with a heavy heart that I look |
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"Today is a time of | celebrating for you -- a time of looking back to the first |
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got some crazy ways of | coaching. No shooting. Practicing without a ball |
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"guising." The ancient art of | communing with the spiritworld evolved into "soulling" |
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the Republicans of | cutting the Medicare program for the elderly, when in |
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marvelous, and his powers of | digesting it, were equally extraordinary; and both had |
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what chance was there of | escaping ghost or goblin, if such it was, which could |
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seem to justify his sense of | having been chosen. Portugal was then the |
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wonder that he felt sure of | having been divinely selected for a mission, an |
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or not he originated the idea of | sailing west to reach the east, even what island he |
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anniversary of Columbus' | landing (in the West Indies), Columbus had become, in |
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Dole said, accusing Clinton of | playing politics with the issue. "If all you have is |
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that the Republicans' idea of | saving Medicare "was to have the poorest Americans |
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not stray from the message of | highlighting his record. As Reed said of his |
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The well-publicized acts of | loading brownies with pot or LSD by a few demented |
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Cletus: In over 40 years of | looking at the best this state's ever had, I've never |
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as a cartographer. The idea of | reaching the East by sailing westward seems first to |
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saw you. I was just tired of | imagining. Myra: It's been a long time. Norman: For |
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reduced by his method of | reckoning the degree. The outcome of all these errors |
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Conde conceived the idea of | letting him have some caravels, he decided in the end |
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using public. "The idea of | pulling together the transportation access that we have |
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for you -- a time of | looking back to the first days of white people in |
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governor. After weeks of | scouting for a suitable settlement area, the |
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and has an unsettling habit of | rolling with sea. In 1964 the ship went on a brief sail |
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Hollow, for the purpose of | instructing the children of the vicinity. He was a native |
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apt to considered the costs of | schooling a grievous burden, and schoolmasters as |
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drones he had various ways of | rendering himself both useful and agreeable. He assisted |
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Dutch farmers are so fond of | nestling. A great elm tree spread its broad branches |
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of things even to the extent of | seeing men as goods for sale. His honeymoon with the |
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Brom took all Opportunities of | turning him into ridicule in presence of his mistress |
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therefore, been the scene of | marauding and infested with refugees, cow-boys, and |
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the bridge; but instead of | starting forward, the perverse old animal made a |
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quickened his steed in hopes of | leaving him behind. The stranger, however, quickened |
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and in the very act of | hurling his head at him. Ichabod endeavored to dodge the |
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to on oath, under pain of | having their tongues torn out should they recant. He |
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He nevertheless insisted on | being paid the prize of 10,000 maravedis promised to |
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my 11:00 class and planned on | catching a few hours of sleep before trying to figure |
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Norman: You never plan on | leaving? Did you ever consider getting married? Come |
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jockey. He affirmed that on | returning one night from the neighboring village of Sing |
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and ceased whistling but, on | looking more narrowly, perceived that it was a place |
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fearfully accounted for. On | mounting a rising ground, which brought the figure of |
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Ichabod was horror-struck on | perceiving that he was headless! but his horror was |
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was still more increased on | observing that the head, which should have rested on |
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out by the local chiefs. On | hearing of the disaster, he remained cool and ordered a |
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there's more to the game than | shooting. There's fundamentals and defense. Come on |
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and "obstacles to | achieving a viable, coherent sense of national tradition |
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midnight blast, is owing to his | being belated, and in a hurry to get back to the |
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of issues from Medicare to | fighting nicotine addiction. The setting of a town hall |
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that had once been limited to | tipping outhouses, removing gates, soaping windows |
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enough to do to attend to her | housekeeping and manage her poultry; for, as she |
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Ichabod prided himself upon his | dancing as much as upon his vocal powers. Not a limb |
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nearly illiterate upon | leaving home, adopted the Spanish language of his new |
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and whose spirits rose with | eating, as some men's do with drink. He could not help |
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want Dole to "get away with | saying a lot of wild, crazy things" without |
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were flung aside without | being put away on the shelves, inkstands were |
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Hackman's complexity without | belaboring it. Hickory High School is where |
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a chastisement without | following it by the assurance, so consolatory to the |
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crazy things" without | " looking him in the eye." But the president was |
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on for some time, without | producing any material effect on the relative situations |
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through their lessons without | stopping at trifles; those who were nimble skipped over |
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a fair lady's heart. Without |
looking
to the right or left to notice the scene of rural |
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building is reserved for a | boarding and waiting area for MTD buses, he said |
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As often happens with prize | boxing matches, the face-off between the president and |
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him. I mean, If you think of | chewing gum. by the end of the game I want to know |
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name is Norm. Secondly, your | coaching days are over George: Look, mister. There's |
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standing on a red-carpeted | debating stage with their political careers on the line |
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the beginning of Autumn's | dying season traditionally initiates a time of reflection |
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in New England; it is now a | fishing and tourist center with ship-related industries |
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animals. After the end of the | hunting season people moved inland where there |
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who does the same thing in my | living room. The first one don't matter; the second one |
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world and Lisbon the natural | meeting place of mariners bent on discovery. From |
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continues with the obligatory | training sequences and personality clashes, arrives at |
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18 and 34 and those of | voting age who are unlikely to vote. October 18 |
Ann Salzmann
Intensive English Institute
University of Illinois